Dodgers edge Braves 4-2 behind Osteen and Gabrielson
Len Gabrielson hit a two run homer and Claude Osteen pitched effectively for the Los Angeles Dodgers in a 4-2 victory over the Atlanta Braves. Osteen improved to 7-5 as Rico Carty and Clete Boyer homered off him in the ninth and Phil Regan earned the save.
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Claude Osteen
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Clete Boyer
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Phil Regan
Willie Davis
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Mantle's 508th homer seals Yankees win over Senators
Mickey Mantle opened the eighth with his 508th career homer to break a 2-2 tie and lift the New York Yankees to a 4-2 victory over the Washington Senators. Washington rookie Mike Epstein matched with a first career homer earlier in the game, as Darold Knowles took the loss. Epstein debuted with the Senators after a trade from Baltimore.
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Mike Epstein
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Washington
Darold Knowles
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Frank Bertaina
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Pete Richert
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Twins Win On Wild Pitch In Ninth To Beat Indians
In Minneapolis Cesar Tovar scored on Steve Bailey's wild pitch with two outs in the ninth, giving the Minnesota Twins a 5-4 win over the Cleveland Indians for a third straight victory. Bailey entered in the ninth, walked Tovar, and after Carew and Killegrew were moved, the wild pitch sealed the late comeback. Tony Oliva had tied the game in the sixth with a two-out single off Sam McDowell.
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Cesar Tovar
Steve Bailey
Minnesota Twins
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Tovar
Rod Carew
Rich Rollins
Carew
Harmon Killebrew
Tony Oliva
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Sam McDowell
Kathy Whitworth Tops LPGA Money Race After St Louis Win
Kathy Whitworth widened her lead in the LPGA money standings by winning the St. Louis Women's Open, pushing her official earnings to 9,065.50 and extending her margin over Carol Mann and Sandra Haynie. Mann rose to second with 7,554.50, edging Haynie by 81.50 for third as the season’s first half progressed.
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Carol Mann
Miss Mann
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Cubs cut Phils string at six
Chicago Cubs defeat Philadelphia 133 in a six game winning streak ending rally. Bil ly Williams homer pair leads 133 run night. Ted Savage, Ron Santo and Ernie Banks add one each. Bob Hendley earns win after Ray Culp leaves early. Cal Koonce finishes.
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Astros Defeat Cardinals Behind Gotay Power
Julio Gotay fueled a 5-2 Houston win over St. Louis with a double and two singles driving in two, backed by Dave Giusti’s seven hit pitching and 10 strikeouts. Gotay starred as the Astros snapped a three game skid, scoring on multiple plays including a third inning sacrifice and a sixth inning run, with assistance from Bateman, Jackson, Wynn, Harrison, Aspromonte, Landis, and Cepeda.
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Dave Giusti
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Larry Jaster
John Bateman
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Sonny Jackson
Jim Wynn
Chuck Harrison
Goray
Bob Aspromonte
Giusti
Houston
Jim Landis
Aspromonte
Lou Brock
Orlando Cepeda
Cardinals
Roger Maris
Cepeda
Yankees and IBEW triumph in Longfellow leagues
UCT Yankees routed Olsen Giants 7 0 with Larry McGillvary fanning 12 and John Fish collecting a single and two doubles. IBEW defeated Dairy Gold 15 5 as Bill Riordan earned the win and Kevin Rush was charged with the loss.
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Olsen Giants
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Anaconda Company Baseball Practice Set at Dugan Field
The Anaconda Company Industrial League team will practice today at 6:45 p.m. at Dugan Field, outlining an evening session for players and staff.
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Anaconda Company
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Dugan Field
Angels slip past Orioles in tight win
California Angels edge Baltimore 3-2 as Bill Kelso throws five scoreless innings in relief. The Angels tally all runs in the second inning against Dave McNally, aided by hits from Bob Rodgers and Bobby Knoop, plus an unearned score on a Cardenal infield fail. Orioles mount two runs off starter Willhite before he exits with a pulled muscle.
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Bill Kelso
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Dave McNally
Bob Rodgers
Bobby Knoop
Nick Willhite
Jose Cardenal
Paul Schaal
Curt Blefary
Cardenal
Jim Fregosi
Willhite
Major League Standings and Tuesday Games 1969
National League standings show Cincinnati St Louis and San Francisco leading with mixed results and several teams contending. Tuesday schedules list Chicago at Philadelphia New York at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Atlanta San Francisco at Cincinnati Houston at St Louis plus Minnesota at Cleveland New York at Washington Detroit at Kansas City Baltimore at California and Boston at Chicago among others with multiple pitchers listed.
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Cleveland
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Brandon
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Central athletic group selects leaders at Friday meeting
The newly organized Butte Central Athletic Association will hold an organization meeting Friday at 7 30 p m at Boys Central. Acting president Bob O Leary announced the financial drive will be completed a constitution and by laws presented and officers elected. A film of Notre Dame's 1966 football season is scheduled.
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Notre Dame
Golf Lessons Announced at Highland View Course
Ladies may register for golf lessons tonight at 6 30 at Highland View Golf Course. Men may register Friday night at 6 30.
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Canadian colt Cool Reception Dies After Belmont Injury
Cool Reception, the Canadian colt injured with a fractured right cannon bone during the Belmont Stakes, was euthanized after a two hour operation and casting. Owner Mrs. William J. Seitz and Mrs. Vincent Reid, Toronto sisters, bred and raced the 3 year old trained by Lou Cavallaria Jr. The colt, who skipped the Derby and Preakness, led on the backstretch before Damascus prevailed. Jockey Johnny Sellers praised his courage in the final stretch.
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William Reed
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Vincent Reid
Toronto
Lou Cavallarias Jr
Cool Reception
Belmont
Damascus
Johnny Sellers
Tigers edge A's 3-2 in 11, in Kansas City
Jim Northrup singled and scored on Norm Cash's double in the 11th, lifting the Detroit Tigers to a 3-2 victory over the Kansas City Athletics. The win put Detroit 1% games up on idle Chicago, after KC tied it in the ninth when Dick Green tripleled and scored on an Al Kaline error. Kaline had driven in the Tigers' go-ahead run in the seventh.
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Jim Northrup
Norm Cash
Detroit Tigers
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Chicago White Sox
Dick Green
al Kaline
Kaline
Dick McAuliffe
Babe Ruth results as Towmey shines in AL win
Stauffer Chemical edged Buttrey's 5-3 in American League action behind Jim Towmey who struck out 12. Pat Burdick took the loss. Jack Hardy added a single and a double for the winners while Don Carlson collected three singles for the losers. In the Mile High League McQueen's beat Telephone 7-2 with Dan Horgan striking out 12 on two hits. Dan O Neill and Mark Evankovich each doubled twice and added a single for the victors.
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Jim Towmey
Pat Burdick
Jack Hardy
Don Carlson
McQueen
Telephone
Dan Horgan
Dan O'Neill
Mark Evankovich
ABC Educational Schedule Missoula June 6 1967 TV guide
TV listings for Tuesday June 6 1967 in Missoula Montana detailing morning programs from Farm Report to Viet Nam Report and afternoon blocks including Beverly Hillbillies Dating Game To Tell the Truth Jeopardy and Price related game shows with station KGVO and Butte Cable TV credited for cooperation.
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Butte Cable TV
KGVO
West
Joseph Benti
Viet Nam
Frank Admiral Bernie
Hollywood
TV Schedule Afternoon Highlights and Talk Shows
A dense afternoon schedule lists talk shows game shows and daytime dramas from 12:00 to 5:30. Programs include Days of Our Lives Newlywed Game Doctor shows Dream Girl Lets Make a Deal Zoo Days Mike Douglas and classic cartoons. News closes with Cronkite Huntley Brinkley.
Evening TV Schedule for Montana Tonight
TV guide style lineup listing channels and programs from 6:00 to 12:90 with shows like The Friendly Giant Daktari Peyton Place Danny Kaye and Johnny Carson plus weather and sports updates and film titles Jubal A Kiss in the Dark.
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Cheyenne
Daktari
Danny Kaye
Johnny Carson
Joey Bishop
Weather
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Dr. Posin’s Giants
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