McNally blanks California as Orioles win 2-0
Boog Powell delivered a two run homer for Baltimore as Dave McNally tossed a five hit shutout against the California Angels. McNally fanned 12 and improved to 5 5 with the win. Rickey Clark took the loss despite a strong outing.
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Jonah with a twist at Marine World ride in Redwood City
Brad ford Baruch general manager of Marine World in Redwood City rides on the belly of Willie in a modern twist on the Biblical Jonah tale.
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Twins Defeat Yankees as First AL Triple Play Occurs
The Minnesota Twins beat New York 4-3 after the eighth inning score, aided by Harmon Killebrew and Tony Oliva on walks and an error. The Yankees turned the season’s first American League triple play, started by reliever John Wyatt and finished by Dooley Womack and Bob Cox. Rollins tied it in the seventh with his fourth homer, while Roseboro, Uhlaender, and Tovar supplied early runs for Minnesota. The win snapped a five-game skid for the Twins.
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Rollins
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Minnesota
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Braves rally- slugger Francona helps edge Reds 3-2
Tito Francona delivered a two out RBI single in the sixth inning to break a 2-2 tie. Hank Aaron scored on Francona’s hit after Felipe Alou was hit by a pitch and Felix Millan's bunt. Claude Ray held Cincinnati scoreless in the final innings as Atlanta snapped a three game losing streak.
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Shannon Briles star in Cards sixth straight win
Mike Shannon drove in three runs as the St Louis Cardinals beat the Houston Astros 7-2 for their sixth consecutive victory. Nelson Briles earned the win with 11 hits allowed and 10 strikeouts as NL leaders backed him with a three run fourth inning. Julian Javier Curt Flood and Orlando Cepeda fueled the offense with timely singles and Shannon added a decisive double.
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Slow Pitch Scores Across League Matches
HiLo Marina 7 against Met Terminal 14 and Freeway 2 against Radio 10. H J 3. Big Butte Barbers 18. Safe way and Koochy's 9. McQueen A.C 7.
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Baseball Tonight National League and American League games
National League matchups feature Koosman versus Jenkins in New York at Chicago and Reed against Arrigo in Atlanta at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at San Francisco, Carlton at Houston, Bunning at Los Angeles, with Pittsburgh at night. American League games include John at Cleveland, Hunter at Washington, Ellis at Baltimore, Merritt at New York, Lolich or Patterson at Boston, all night. Twi night games listed.
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WMC athletes shine at NAIA track meet in Albuquerque
Western Montana College sprinter Courtney Taylor from Hamilton placed fifth in the javelin and Wayne McEwen from Belgrade took sixth in the shot put at the NAIA Track and Field Championships in Albuquerque New Mexico. Coach Marinkovich called the performances outstanding and noted the experience would aid their futures. Western's 100 meter record of 10 flat tied by Ford of Southern Louisiana University during the meet.
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Laborers 163 Beat Stauffer Chemical in Senior Babe Ruth
Laborers Union 163 defeated Stauffer Chemical 10 to 7 as Dan Miller earned the win and Larry Jackson took the loss. The Senior Babe Ruth schedule shows Butte VFW vs Four Seasons today, Stauffer vs Lucky Lager Wednesday, Four Seasons vs Labor 163 Thursday, and Lucky Lager vs Butte VFW Friday.
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McQueen beat Buttreys on Anters field in Ruth game
Mike Svejkovski struck out 13 with two doubles and a single for his team. Matt Fisher added a double and a single for McQueen. P Kearney took the loss. The Carlsons contributed doubles for Buttreys.
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Lonborg Stars In Relief For Boston In Tigers Win
Boston reliever Jim Lonborg, in his first appearance since 1967, escaped a bases loaded jam with a force out as the Red Sox edged Detroit 4-3. He received late help from Sparky Lyle after allowing Gates Brown to reach to open the ninth. Lonborg works toward form following knee surgery from a skiing accident last December.
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Indians End White Sox Four-Game Win Streak With Vidal Homer
Jose Vidal homered in the 14th inning to lift the Cleveland Indians to a 3-2 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Willie Smith tied the game with a two-out pinch single in the ninth, Vic Davalillo scored the tying run, and Hal Kurtz earned his first major league decision with five one-hit innings in relief. Chicago had led on homers by Larry Brown Tom McCraw and Gerry McNertney before Vidal's clutch blow.
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First-inning rally gives Burns past Bucs
Los Angeles Dodgers defeat Pittsburgh Pirates 2 to 0 as Ken Boyer and Rocky Colavito drive in runs in the first inning. Claude Osteen limits Pirates to seven hits while striking out six and backing his defense with four double plays. Willie Davis opens the inning with a double and steals third before Boyer’s RBI single and Colavito’s run-scoring hit. Pirates threaten in the second but Mazeroski grounds into a double play to end the frame.
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McLain feud cools as Tigers star keeps quiet on fans
Denny McLain, leading the AL with eight wins, echoed a cooler stance toward Detroit fans after a controversial outburst. He noted only a small fraction of fans were involved and recounted a past incident with a smoke bomb attached to his car, which his wife and child narrowly escaped. The game against the Yankees ended in a 4 3 loss in nine innings.
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Auto Club votes to ban turbines
The USAC rules committee voted to ban turbine engines from rac ing events with final action by the board. The ban would take effect January 1, 1969, after prior failures to ratify a turbine ban. Parnelli Jones STP turbine car and Joe Leonard's turbine in the 1967 and 1968 Indianapolis 500s are cited.
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Yanks Beat Braves 10 2 Behind McGillvray 12 Ks
U C T Yanks defeated the Braves 10 to 2 as Larry McGillvray struck out 12 for the win. John Fish hit a two on homer for the Yanks while Wes Link took the loss.
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Television Schedule and Election Returns Highlight
Evening timetable lists CBS News at 1 25 and 1 30 Edge of Night and Secret Storm air at 2 00 2 30 Daktari at 5 30 The F B I at 7 30 Carol Burnett Show at 9 00 Election Returns shown at 8 30 10 00 10 30 Montana and California returns and 12 30 CBS Reports.
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Daily Cable Schedule and Evening Movie Lineup
Television guide lists a full day of programs from 6:00 morning to 11:00 post midnight on Cable 7 and Cable 2. Included are news, game shows, soaps, dramas, sports, weather, and a Tuesday night film titled Bus Riley's Back in Town.
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Cable TV listings for KCPX and KSL stations
A detailed day by day schedule lists programs on KCPX Channel 3 and KSL Channel 5 including talk shows dramas game shows and news segments with times from early morning to late night and titles such as The Dating Game Perry Mason Twilight Zone and Best of Hollywood reflecting a northern market lineup.
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