Lema Maintains Lead as Nicklaus Fires 68 in Slugfest
Lema stays three ahead at 208 after a final pars and a bold finish at Westchester. Nicklaus shoots 68 to join Souchak Nichols Bayer Venturi Rodgers and others in a crowded pack chasing the $20,000 prize as sun rounds loom.
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Weaver Belts 2 Homers As Great Falls Coasts to 9-4 Victory
Kirby Weaver hit two homers to power Great Falls to a 9-4 win over the Butte Miners in a rain-shortened Big Sky game. Great Falls jumped ahead 5-0 in the first inning and held the lead before the top of the seventh ended the contest. Chon Dunston and Dan Sullivan scored on a Butte error and hit drives, while Poole and McLaughlin added late singles for Butte as the Miners fall in league opener.
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Casey Stengel Leaves Mets With A Rest At Last
New York case K casey stengel can quit anytime and call it a job well done after two seasons guiding the Mets. The club, once the worst in baseball, has grown in personality and drawing power with the new stadium at flushing meadow as giants and dodgers loom as box office magnets.
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Baseball standings and results from weekend games
Saturday results show San Francisco 4, Philadelphia 3. Los Angeles 9, New York 2. Milwaukee 6, Chicago 5. St. Louis 0, Cincinnati. others noted. Sunday pitchers listed for multiple matchups. New York 2, Los Angeles 0 in 15 innings. additional scores include Cleveland 6 Washington 4, Detroit 4 Chicago 3, Baltimore 2 Minnesota 1, Boston 8 Kansas City 6.
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Butte Athletes Shine at Montana Junior Olympic Meet
Bob Hawke set a Junior Olympic shot put record with 57 feet 9 inches and won discus with 172.81 feet. Frank Hawke placed second in shot put and fourth in 100 and 220 with 10.8 and 23.9 seconds. Ed Emerson finished fourth in both sprints while Tom Moodry and others did not score. Don James earned a baseball letter at Eastern Montana College.
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British Amateur Tourney Set To Open Monday
Dale Morey, 44, of High Point North Carolina, heads a 35 man United States delegation in preparation for the British Amateur golf championship which starts Monday in Ganton England. Morey moves into a leading role after Bill Hyndman of Iowa was sidelined by a shoulder injury. Morey aims to help select the Eisenhower team for future matches and opens with Army golfer fan attack, the 1961 British champion, in the first round.
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Quadrangle triumphs in Belmont denying Triple Crown for Northern Dancer
Quadrangle, trained by Elliott Burch and ridden by Manuel Ycaza, won the 96th Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct in 2:28 2 5 over 1 and one half miles as Northern Dancer settled for third. Roman Brother finished second, Hill Rise fourth, with Dancer’s bid for a Triple Crown ending amid the crowd of 61,215.
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Yanks Win in 15 Inning Thriller Over Angels
Elston Howard delivered a two run double in the 15th as the New York Yankees beat the Los Angeles Angels 20. Hector Lopez lined a two out single off Willie Smith sending Pepitone to second and tying the game. Dan Osinski followed with Howard s drive to right center scoring Pepitone and Lopez. Chance pitched 23 straight scoreless innings for LA before the game decisive hit.
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MSU Retires Dillon’s Number 22 in Historic Move
Montana State University officials announced the retirement of jersey number 22 worn by Ter Dillon, the first uniform ever retired in MSU history. In Helena Montana the State Industrial Accident Board planned an investigation into the incident that claimed Dillon’s life and a report was to be issued by Board Chairman Robert Sr.
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Washout Halts Butte Whitefish Legion Game at Duggan Field
Rain halted the Butte and Whitefish American Legion baseball game after 4 1/2 innings at Duggan Memorial Field Saturday night with Whitefish leading 4 2. The game will be made up as part of a doubleheader today. The first game will start at slam.
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Golfers Growing Bigger In Pro Ranks Say Experts
Steady rise in weight among top money winners is noted by experts. From 120-pound Chi-Chi Rodriguez to 210-pound Billy Casper and 205-pound Jack Nicklaus, players vary widely in size while producing big tee-shot power and strong fan appeal.
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