Giants Beat Mets In Record 23rd Inning Marathon
In the longest game by time in MLB history, the San Francisco Giants defeated the New York Mets 8-6 in 23 innings after Del Crandall's two out ground rule double scored Jim Davenport. Davenport had tripled earlier, Peterson advanced on an infield hit, and Alou's run tied the score in the 23rd.
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Cards Salvage 2nd Game After Losing 1st
St Louis won 2-1 in the nightcap as Bob Gibson earned his fifth victory against one loss after Cincinnati Reds defeated the Cardinals 6 0 in the opener. The Cardinals finally broke a 29 inning drought with two runs in the eighth inning of the nightcap, aided by Gibson’s sacrifice fly and Ken Boyer’s RBI single to score Flood.
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Butte and State Track Standouts Shine at Pocatello Meet
Bill Hawke praises sons Bob and Frank Shane as Butte High athletes post top marks at the Idaho Track and Field Federation meet. Bob Hawke records 172.90 ft discus and 56 ft 3% in shot while Shane earns 2nd in shot and 4th in discus. Also noted are Bozeman junior Andy Steben clearing 14 ft in pole vault and Montana State College grid previews at Naranche Stadium. The State Outdoor Pistol Match is slated for June 21-22 at Rocker with selection for Camp Perry.
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Simon Central Cage Coach Replaces Goligoski
Otto Simon named basketball coach at Boys Central High School succeeding Charles Goligoski who will pursue a master's degree. He starred in the East-West Shrine game of 1953 and played varsity basketball in 1951 and 1952-53. He attended Montana University on a scholarship and has been active in football and track. He is married to Dannette Calvetti of Butte. The district plans to finalize the new staff soon.
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Chuck) Goligoski
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Williams' 13th homer gives Cubs 4-3 ten inning win
Billy Williams hit his 13th home run of the season to lift the Chicago Cubs to a 4-3 victory over Milwaukee in 10 innings. Williams raised his league leading .414 batting average and added two singles, with the decisive run scoring on Bill Cowan's two-out single in the ninth.
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Koprivica Wins Missoula Club Memorial Golf Crown
Gary Koprivica 19 of Butte shot a two under par 69 to win the 32nd Missoula Country Club Memorial Day Tournament. He finished 54 holes at 216, one stroke ahead of Dr. John Barnett of Missoula who led early and shot 217. Ed Chinske and Lee Williams tied for fourth at 222.
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Allen and Amaro Lead Phillies to Sweep Over Colts
Richie Allen and Ruben Amaro homered as the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Houston Colts 4 to 1 to complete the three game series. Roebuck earned his fifth save after pitching with bases loaded in the seventh. Allen hit his tenth homer of the year on a two pitch opening inning, and Amaro also connected for a homer off loser Jim Owens. Cookie Rojas started the game with a single, driving in two Phillies runs.
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Player Wears White Wins PGA Open in Indianapolis
Gary Player fired a final round 67 to win the $12,000 first prize at the $70,000 Open Tourney in Indianapolis. He birdied the 18th to finish four under and tied for the lead with Art Wall and others at 274, while Wall missed a key short put on 16 and three-putted 18 to drop back.
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Koufax Edges Pirates as Dodgers Rally to Victory
The Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 4 in Pittsburgh. A key eighth inning rally produced three Pirates errors and timely singles by Gilliam, Willi e Davis, and Stargell miscue to put L A ahead before Koufax held on through seven innings while Perranoski finished.
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