Butte and Anaconda Athletes Shine at Junior Olympics Meet
Bob Hawke of Hamilton-Butte shattered the discus record with 174 feet 1 inch and set the shot put mark at 56 feet 2 inches. Jack Hyyppa won the senior high jump at 6 feet 2 inches. Mike Novack led junior low hurdles in 14.8 seconds. Vollmer of Anaconda Central won intermediate shot put at 52 feet 8 inches and was second in discus. Butte, Butte Central, and Anaconda schools posted multiple placings in senior, intermediate, and junior divisions.
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Hamilton
Butte
Bob Hawke
Hawke
Butte High
Jack Hyyppa
Mike Novack
Butte Junior High
Mike Vollmer
Anaconda Central
Butte High School
Frank Shone
Russ Whindom
Skip Hiam
Terry Cochrane
Butte Central
Maroon Athletic Club
Creighton Barry
Jake Matthews
Gus Moodry
John Simonich
Ray Ueland
Mickey DiFronzo
Anaconda High School
Butte and Bozeman Legions Tie in Low-Scoring Opener
The miners clash ended 1-1 as Ed Yeo of Butte faced G Keeter from Bozeman in a pitching duel. Keeter carried a perfect game into the seventh before a break in the action. A rematch is scheduled for today at 2 pm in Duggan.
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Boseman
Butte
Evans
Bodley
Bretherton
Barker
Boserman
Evens
Ryan
Keeter
O. Ketter
McLees
Yeo
Welsh
Malkovich
Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Snapshot
League standings show New York leading with 15 wins, 6 losses, while St Louis and San Francisco trail. Weekend pros: Chicago beat Boston 3 1, Chicago edged Philadelphia 2 0, Minnesota routed Detroit 7 1, Pittsburgh topped New York 10 1, and Washington defeated Kansas City 9 1. In a Memorial Park game, Bozeman defeated Butte as Keeter hit a triple scoring McLees, but Keeter’s perfect game ended in the eighth.
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San Francisco
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Chicago
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Detroit
Milwaukee
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Houston
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Stallard
Stafford
Williams
Brewer
Koonce
Kralick
McDowell Toth
Mahaffey
McLish
Bill Hicks
Mickey Lynch
Butte
Twins Rookie Jim Roland Shuts Down Tigers 7-1
Minnesota rookie Jim Roland scattered five hits to beat Detroit 7-1. Zoilo Versalles led a 10-hit Twins attack with four hits and two doubles, while Harmon Killebrew and Jimmy Hall sparked an early three-run lead. Roland improved to 3-1 as Detroit used four pitchers to take the loss.
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Paul-Minneapolis
UPI
Jim Roland
Minnesota Twins
Detroit
Roland
Twins
Minnesota
Zoilo Versalles
Versalles
Harmon Killebrew
Jimmy Hall
Tigers
Gus Triandos
Jake Woods
Bob Anderson
Records Fall In NAIA Meet Highlight Mile and Shot Put
In Sioux Falls South Dakota UPI reports the NAIA meet finals produced new records in the mile run and shot put. Emporia State’s John Damien won the mile in 4 04.3, breaking Ty Hadley’s 1957 mark, while Dave Price of Western California University set a shot put record at 59 feet 4 1 2 inches.
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UPI
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
NAIA
John Damien
Emporia
Kan
Ty Hadley
Occidental
Calif
Dave Price
Western California University
Elks Rout White’s 18-1 Behind Big Fifth and Sixth Innings
Roberts Truck Elks exploded for five runs in the fifth and six in the sixth to rout White’s 18 to 1. George Olson hit a grand slam and Hank Klubu slammed a homer while Jim Cote yielded two hits in relief. Tony Brocco allowed five hits over five innings. Mac Beaudry and Bill Crunch went 3 for 4.
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George Olson
Jim Cote
Roberts Truck Elks
White
Tony Brocco
Elks
Mac Beaudry
Bill Crunch
Hank Klubucar
Safeway Edges Sigman's 4-3 In Mile-Hi Senior League
Safeway edged Sigman's 4-3 in a tight defensive game in the Mile-Hi Senior League. Mattoon provided notable play as the teams exchanged chances and kept the score close throughout.
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Safeway
Sigman's
Fice
Mattoon
Five Record Holders Enter NCAA Track Meet
Five collegiate record holders were set for the NCAA track and field championships after the entry deadline. Henry Carr of Arizona State University, Brain Sternberg of Washington University, Pat Traynor of Villanova, Dave Weill of Stanford, and Al Lawrence of the University of six-miler were already entered for the June 13 to 15 meet in Albuquerque, with potential last minute additions possible.
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Albuquerque
N. M
UPID
University of New Mexico
Henry Carr
Arizona State University
Washington University
Brain Sternberg
Villanova
Pat Traynor
Stanford
Dave Weill
University of
al Lawrence
Arizona Wins Berth In College World Series Bid
Arizona shut out Colorado State College for the second straight time, 100, to win the NCAA District 7 title and earn a trip to the College World Series in Omaha. The Wildcats had blanked the visitors 13-0 the previous night in a best of three series. The deciding third game was scheduled as a regular season matchup.
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Tucson
Ariz
UPI
University of Arizona
Colorado State College
Omaha
Neb
Wildcats
Pastrano Upsets Johnson For Light Heavy Title in Vegas
In Las Vegas Pastrano a 5-1 underdog and second substitute upset Harold Johnson by split decision to capture the world light heavy title. The 27-year-old from Miami Beach edged Johnson 69-68 on two judges with a 69-67 score, while the third favored Johnson 69-68 as the bout ended with no knockdowns. Johnson’s first defeat since 1955 followed a bruising clash in which his left eye swelled shut and Pastrano’s cheeks bore bruises.
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Jack Cuddy
Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Willie Pastrano
Harold Johnson
Pastrano
Johnson
Iladelphia Harold
Las Vegas Convention Center
Miami Beach
Fla
Mauro Mina
Peru
Henry Hank
Detroit
Wayne Thornton
Fresno
Calif
Jimmy Olives
Reno
John Romero
Harry Krause
United Press International
Julio Mederos
Harold
Philadelphia
Yankees Top Indians 5-2 Behind Bouton Seven-Hitter
Jim Bouton pitched seven innings and hit a three run double as the Yankees defeated Cleveland 5-2 for their third straight win. Bouton improved to 7-1 and drove in the final run in the ninth. Fred Whitfield homered for the Indians and Dick Donovan took the loss. Wes Stock earned two wins in the doubleheader for Baltimore in the series finale.
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Cleveland
UPI
Jim Bouton
New York Yankees
Indians
Joe Adcock
Dick Donovan
Yankees
Roger Maris
Bouton
Birdie Tebbetts
New York
Ted Abernathy
Donovan
Stock
Baltimore
Wes Stock
Wes
White Sox cruise to 3-1 victory over Red Sox
Chicago scores three in the third and fourth on five walks to take a 3 1 lead. Lou Clinton hits his seventh homer for Boston’s only offense as Joe Horlen earns his fourth straight win and Jim Brosnan finishes with four scoreless innings.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Lou Clinton
Joe Horlen
Jim Brosnan
Dave Morehead
Sherm Lollar
Nellie Fox
Pete Ward
Floyd Robinson
Morehead
Jack Lamabe
Mike Hershberger
Fox
White Sox
Billings Legion Rout Anaconda 14-4 Behind Sixth Inning Burst
Billings American Legion pushed five runs in the sixth to erase a 4-2 deficit and win 14-4 over Anaconda. Gary Shaffer hit a two run homer as Sam Ulstad collected two RBI on a third inning triple, while Billings outhit Anaconda 13 to 3. The teams meet again in Washoe Park at 1 p.m. DST.
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Anaconda
Bilings American Legion
Washoe Park
Gary Shaffer
Copper City Club
Sam Ulstad
Garden City Crew
Miscues
Pasley Motors rally tops Coca in Little League action
Max Erickson pitched a one hit term for Pasley Motors as they beat Coca 41 to none. Dave Manovich drove in two runs for the winners. Seven-Up defeated Miners Union 9 to 6 behind Jim Doran’s pitching with Rob Hensley homering for 7-Up and Dale Garrison homering for the losers. Mahoney took the loss.
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Max Erickson
Pasley Motors
Coca
Dave Manovich
Miners Union
Jim Doran
Rob Hensley
Dale Garrison
Mahoney
Wright Takes One-Stroke Lead In Babe Zaharias Open
Mickey Wright shot five under par 34 34 38 to lead the Babe Zaharias Women's Open by one stroke at 140 after two rounds in Beaumont Texas. Marilynn Smith slipped to a 75 to tie for fourth at 146 while Clifford Ann Creed moved to 141 for second place.
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Tiny Clifford Ann Creed
Alexandria
Miss Wright
Beaumont Country Club
Judy Kimball
Mary Lena Faulk
Kathy Cornelius
Miss Smith
Kathy Whitworth
Carol Mann
Polly Riley
Betsy Rawls
Sandra Haynie
Jackie Pung
Beaumont
Tex
UPI
Babe Zaharis
Mickey Wright Kampee
Clifford Ann Crea
Judy Kimball Wade
Marilynn Smith
Kathy Whitworth Seeing
Cee Te. We Peunasec
Gloria Armstrong
Marlene Hagge
Jo Ann Prentice
Senay
Intiadumenees
Ewecece
Shirley Spe Spork
Angels Rout Orioles in decisive four run win
Los Angeles sparked by strong hitting from the lineup backed Ken McBride as he silenced Baltimore. The Angels built a comfortable lead Saturday night, pushing ahead with efficient offense and solid pitching to seal a four run victory over the Orioles.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Ken McBride
Nats Rally to 9 1 Win Over Athletics
Washington plated nine runs on twelve hits to rout Kansas City 9 to 1 as Jim Duckworth earned his second victory. Don Lock hit his seventh homer of the season in the third inning and four more runs followed in the seventh to seal the win.
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Kansas City
Washington
Kansas City Athletics
Jim Duckworth
A’s
Don Lock
Dave Thies
A's
Ed Brinkman
Chuck Hinton
Larry Osborne
Brinkman
Lock
Senators
Osborne
Jim King
Hobie Landrith
Duckworth
Gino Cimoli
Ed Charles
Silver Bow Archers Host Safari Shoot At Outdoor Range
Silver Bow Archers will host the annual Safari Shoot at the outdoor range on Sunday starting at 11 am daylight saving time. Trophies will be presented to top finishers.
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Silver Bow
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