Butte's Big Sky 9 Opens Play in Helena Saturday
Butte's Big Sky baseball team opens Saturday at 2 p m in Helena against Great Falls. Coach Jim Sly Sullivan says the roster features former college players including Dave Cunningham Cary Ryan Frank Spear Leonard Vaine Dan Sullivan Don Poole and Ed Yeo. Facilities improvements at Duggan Memorial Field are planned with fundraising ongoing.
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Great Falls
Jim
Sly) Sullivan
Dave Cunningham
Carroll College
Cary Ryan
School of Mines
Frank Spear
Montana State University
Leonard Vaine
Seattle University
Dan Sullivan
Don Poole
Ed Yeo
Homers Not Enough For Braves
Cincinnati toppled the Milwaukee Braves 7-5 after a 13 hit attack including five doubles. The Reds came from behind in the eighth and ninth innings to erase a lead and deny Milwaukee a win packed with long balls.
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McNally Hurls Orioles Into First with Win Over Kansas City
Lefthander Dave McNally pitched the Baltimore Orioles to a 4 6 victory over Kansas City to pull Baltimore into first place by a half game in the American League. Adair led with a clutch double and scored on Pena’s miscue, while Aparicio and Powell added RBIs as Baltimore built a lead and held on behind McNally to improve to 43 this season.
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Probable pitchers listed for major league games and schedule
A dated listing shows probable pitchers for multiple games including Louis at Ki on Buhl for Houston at New York Bruce versus Fisher in Cincinnati at Milwaukee Maloney versus Le master, San Francisco at Pittsburgh Herbel versus Law, Los Angeles at Philadelphia Drysdale versus Bun ning. Thursday and Wednesday night matchups include St Louis at Chicago Houston at New York San Fran at Pittsburgh Los Ang at Philadelphia and others with Roberts Segui Ford Roland Narum McClain Horlen John Morehead Connolly McBride Newman.
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Sox Victim of Tribe Again
Cleveland extended its winning streak to five by defeating the White Sox for the second straight time. McDowell fanned 14, a season high, after arriving from Portland where he posted an 80 record and 1.18 ERA. Buz and Messi combined for 10 strikeouts as Cleveland tied near the American League nine inning strikeout record with 24.
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Veale Helps Pirates Top Giants 3-1 Behind Clendenon Burst
Donn Clendenon collected three hits ending a batting slump while Bob Veale pitched a complete game to earn his fifth win against three losses as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the San Francisco Giants 3-1. Veale went the distance for the victory.
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UPI
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Bob Veale
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Veale
Twins Use Triples To Beat Yankees 6-2 In Minneapolis
Gerry Arrigo scattered eight hits with six walks as the Twins beat the Yankees 6-2. Clendenon drove in a run and contributed to a second tally in a two run Pirate uprising earlier. Stargell opened with a triple and Freese lined a run producing double for Pittsburgh.
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Dodgers reveal 2% spring exhibitions in Florida limited to six
The Los Angeles Dodgers schedule shows a small number of spring exhibition games in Florida, with only six slated for the Vero location. This terse plan highlights a condensed slate as the team prepares for the season.
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Chance Hurls Angels to Win
Dean Chance struck out 15 and held Boston to two hits as the Los Angeles Angels beat the Red Sox 4 to 0 to climb out of last place.
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Mantle and Kaline Lead AL Batting Averages in 1964 Start
New York UPI reports Mickey Mantle and Al Kaline share the American League lead in career batting average among active players at the start of the 1964 season, both at .309.
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Rainy opening halves Butte and Anaconda rained out at Duggan Memorial
The Butte Legion league opener at Duggan Memorial Field against Anaconda was rained out with no makeup date announced. The teams will instead play the second game of the two game series tonight at Duggan Memorial.
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Babe Ruth League Results Highlight Tuesday Action
Al and Rays defeated Lucky Lager 13-8 while Whites shut out the Tigers 40 and Ellis beat Duggan 6-5 in Babe Ruth play. Jim Driscoll hit a homer and Greg Dundas added two triples for Al and Rays, with Bob Hill earning the win. Tony Brocco pitched a two-hitter and Bill Crunch contributed a double and a single in three at bats as Elks extended their win streak to five. Duggan’s five runs were unearned. Whites claimed a fifth straight win behind Mayra’s four-hit effort.
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Driscoll Tosses No-Hitter as Coca-Cola Beats Seven Up
Terry Driscoll pitched a no hitter with 12 strikeouts and two walks guiding Coca-Cola to a 60 victory over Seven Up in Mile High Little League Tuesday night. Conoco beat Harrington 6-1 in Northwest Little League with a homer by Lester Conoco fueling the winners.
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Williams Maintains Batting Lead as Cubs Beat Cards
Billy Williams went three for four to lift his batting average to .422, sparking a Cubs surge with a 52 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. He extended his hitting streak to eight games, with his 14th homer starting scoring, and Ron Santo and Billy Cowan also homered in the inning.
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Mets Rally In Ninth To Top Colts 7 4 In Chicago
The Mets staged a five run uprising in the seventh inning to beat the Colts 7 4 at Wrigley Field. Hal Woodeshick gave up two hit batters with the bases loaded and the Mets benefited from two Colts errors in the decisive frame. Don Larsen closed the rally as the Mets won their game against Houston relief ace Woodeshick.
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Bennett Guides Phillies to 4-3 Walkoff Win Over Dodgers
Southpaw Dennis Bennett and Ed Roebuck backed by key Phillies plays push Philadelphia past Los Angeles 4-3. Cookie Rojas drives decisive run after Perranoski walks bases loaded in seventh, Rojas also sparks earlier scoring with a leadoff double and stolen third.
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