Hague delivers two homers as Cardinals top Reds 7 to 3
Joe Hague drives in four runs with two homers guiding the St. Louis Cardinals past the Cincinnati Reds 7 to 3. Hague belted a three run shot in the second and his ninth of the season leading off the seventh. Jerry Reuss earned the win with relief help after a tense five hitter performance.
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Blue star Vida Blue shines on mound at Yankee Stadium
Vida Blue of the Oakland A's improved control and kept his 11-2 record with a 5-2 win over the New York Yankees. Analysts compare his fastball to Koufax and McDowell as Blue bridges football and baseball appeal, noting his high school quarterback past and desire to play gridiron.
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Killebrew Ranked Behind Ruth In Homer Consistency
Baseball oldtimers gathering later will discuss the game's best home run hitters and Harmon Killebrew's name will come up for his totals and impact on Minnesota, plus his $100000 plus earnings. They will note his distinctive home run swing and his reaction after contact as he watches the ball sail toward the stands.
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Catchers and pitchers top the 1971 draft preview
The 24 major league clubs begin the two day draft with focus on catchers and pitchers in a three stage process. Top prospects include Glen Borgmann Pete Varney Danny Kay Bert Hooten Pete Broberg Mike Pazik Roy Thomas and Roger Curroga. First round order lists the White Sox Padres and others. Also notes historic Belmont Park pillars and Harmon Killebrew approaching the 500 home run mark with Ernie Banks Mel Ott and Babe Ruth among the 500 club leaders.
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Indians rout Twins 10 2 as Nettles Leon and Fosse drive win
Graig Nettles Eddie Leon and Ray Fosse led Cleveland with multiple hits and RBIs. Fosse hit a three run homer and single while Leon collected four hits. Nettles added a four hit day including a three run triple to back a 10 2 victory over Minnesota.
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This Week in Softball Men Slow Pitch Schedule
A detailed weekly schedule lists games across Armory 1 to 3 and Clark Park from Monday through Friday. Matchups include Golden Rule, Westinghouse, Lucky Lager, Maroney's, and others with 6:15 and 7:15 start times across multiple venues.
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McCarver's 8th inning homer lifts Phillies past Giants
In San Francisco, Tim McCarver hit a two run homer with two outs in the eighth as Philadelphia overcame a 3-1 deficit to beat the Giants 5-3. Larry Bowa and Deron Johnson produced the other key runs while Jerry Johnson earned the win in relief of Ken Reynolds.
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Frank Kall Golf Tournament Entries Open
Entries for the Frank Kall golf tournament at Butte Country Club are being accepted at the pro shop. Co chairmen Ken Masters and Art Duggins say entries close at 2 on Saturday with qualifying on Saturday and possible makeups during the week. Players will be placed in flights and assigned starting times for Sunday.
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Bobcats sign 16 Montana high school recruits
Montana State coach Sonny Holland announces 16 signed letters of intent from high school standouts across the state. Recruits include Dusty Birkenbuel and Wayne Edwards from central Montana, Randy Lovans and Dan O Connor from eastern Montana, and four signees from Bozeman.
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Montana State seeks national rodeo honors
The MSU men and women rodeo teams advance to the Intercollegiate Rodeo Association finals June 22 26 at the MSU fieldhouse after leading Northwest regional standings. Terry Wagner and Jan Wagner earned all around titles and MSU claimed most regional championships with winners including Bob Schall Jim Jacobsen Ron Rochlitz Dean Perkins and Jan Hirschy.
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Wimbledon welcomes only six British men in title field
Wimbledon organizers announced 116 players were accepted for the men's singles at the championship beginning June 21 in London. Only six British men qualified, the smallest number since World War II, reflecting narrow national representation.
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