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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1964
Page
11
La Don Miller Mike Gee and Dale Farmers Union posted a 2 881 score at Milwaukee Bar venue as part of a bowling championship.
The Tigers topple the White Sox with a costly misplay by Ron Hansen in center. Pete Ward belts his sixth homer in the second inning as Detroit’s Dennis Ning fans off McLain era pace.
The Red Sox showcase power as they attack. Thomas, newly acquired outfielder, hits a homer against five A's pitchers though the attack ends in a stiff loss after a double play.
The Houston Oilers hire another coach as part of their ongoing staff reshaping. Details on the coach’s background and the timing of the appointment remain to be announced by team officials.
Stamford AP report says Bill Cox of Darien Conn will helm the American Eagle as trials for the America's Cup begin. Cox is a four time International class champion and sailed the 12 meter Gleam in 1937. The Eagle cost 250000 dollars and competes with Columbia Nefertiti and Constellation in the pre race trials.
Penn State will compete in two early December tournaments. On December 11-12 the Nittany Lions join Loyola Chicago Kansas State and Kansas in the pay Festival at Manhattan Kansas. On December 28-29 Penn State defends the Motor City title in Detroit with Detroit Houston and Valparaiso in the field.
Mustard Plaster, a longshot Washington-bred 6 year old ridden by Jack Leonard, surged to win the 11 16 mile race at Los Angeles against 9 rivals. Time was 1 41 3 5 with a $70,500 purse to owners Mr and Mrs Fraser Morigan. Mighty Kelso faded to sixth as favorite in the California result.
Tom Haller hit a two run homer in the ninth to lift San Francisco over Philadelphia 4 2 and move the Giants into the NL lead. The blast off Ed Roebuck capped a late rally that broke a 2 2 tie and gave Haller his fourth homer at Candlestick Park.
Shakeup Aids LA two Moon's two run single in third capped a three run rally that put the Dodgers in front to stay while Parker singled twice and scored each Willie Davie contributed a pair of doubles in the Dodgers 14 hit attack and drove in three pitching duel through most of the game. The Phils gained an early 1 0 lead in the second on Wes Covington's double Tony Gonzalez single and a sacrifice fly by John Herrnstein. Orlando Cepeda's single and Jim Hart's triple tied the score for the Giants in the fourth and they took the lead in the seventh on Alou's first major league home run Sanford who did not allow a hit from the second to the seventh bled and Richie Allen singled home the tying run. O'Dell came on in relief to gain his first victory in two decisions.
Lee Maye delivered a ninth inning single driving in two runs to beat the Cubs 4 3 in Milwaukee. Warren Spahn allowed four runs in the seventh before relief, as Hank Aaron and Joe Torre sparked Milwaukee's earlier offense with a double and a sac fly.
Steve Barber and Stu Miller combined to allow five hits as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Minnesota Twins 2-1. The win marked the Orioles' 16th victory in 17 one-run decisions.
Major league leaders and player stats are listed with names such as Mantle Whitfield Robinson Colavito and Oliva. The figures include batting averages runs and hits and team affiliations with references to the American League standings and notable performances.
Cincinnati scores three in the first, tommy Harper and Gordie Coleman drive in runs as a 22-minute rain delay ends Tsitouris’ start. Samu El finishes, fanning five, while Card’s Buchek error opens the door for a 3-2 Reds victory with Washburn taking the loss.
Cleveland defeats Washington 7-4 with Fred McMahon retiring the final three batters in the ninth after Hinton and Zimmer doubles and Kralick chased late in the game.
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