Butte Baseball Wins 2 1 Over Whitefish in Sunday Two Hit Win
Butte erases a first inning deficit to beat Whitefish 2 1, led by Jim Parrish five-hitter with 11 strikeouts. The victory puts Butte atop the Western Division with a 2 0 record after sweeping the series and improves their season mark.
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Dusty) Parrish
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Sammy Ellis Wins 9th Game For Cincinnati 6-0
Cincinnati pitcher Sammy Ellis improved to 9-0 with a five hit shutout as the Reds defeated the San Francisco Giants 6-0. Giants loaded the bases but managed only two hits, sustaining a Sunday loss.
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Libby Takes Two From Anaconda In Weekend Baseball
Libby edged Anaconda 4 to 3 on Saturday and won 8 to 4 Sunday. Dean Leckrone tripled in the ninth to win Saturday. Van Fossen homered and drove in three for Anaconda in Sunday’s loss. Burt Cannon had two hits for Libby. Van Fossen hit a three run shot for Anaconda in the fifth.
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Raymond first MLB start powers Houston to 10 1 win
Claude Raymond pitched his first major league start and earned a 10-1 win for Houston over St. Louis in the opener of a doubleheader. The second game was postponed by rain and called after five innings with a 1-1 score, to be replayed later.
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Wynn
Helena Green Meadow retains annual butte trophy in close 17 15 win
Green Meadow Country Club of Helena defeated Butte Country Club 17 to 15 in Helena to claim the annual derby trophy. Pro Dean Daughtery and Butte pro Tom Mulholland are pictured with the trophy holder Joseph J. McCaffrey as Bruce Doering edges Jack Petersen for derby low score, with Bill Burr third. The next match is set for Butte in August.
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AFL Meeting Set to Discuss Two-Stage Expansion Plan
The AFL enters a two day meeting at Monmouth Park Race Track Oceanport New Jersey amid expectations it will approve a two stage expansion. Atlanta Philadelphia Chicago New Orleans Miami Los Angeles Cleveland and Detroit are among the cities mentioned as possible additions with expansions planned for 1966 and 1968. AFL Commissioner Joe Foss supports expanding to two teams initially with two more later. The NFL also plans expansion in 1967.
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Hall of Fame Proxy Receives Degree
Paul S. Kerr, president of the Baseball Hall of Fame, received the degree of doctor of laws from Hartwick College Sunday in Oneonta New York.
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Braves, Dodgers split after Drysdale reaches 10 wins
Don Drysdale became the majors first 10 game winner by blanking Milwaukee 4 0 Sunday. The Braves rebounded in a doubleheader split, beating the Dodgers 6 4 with two homers by Gene Oliver.
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Pirates Blank Mets Twice in 30 and 3-0 5-3 Doubleheader
Bob Veale pitched a pair of complete games for the Pirates, earning a 3-0 victory in the second game after Pittsburgh won 5-3 in the opener. Veale’s two RBI single followed a bases loaded situation, and Roberto Clemente hit his first homer of the year in the sixth inning of the nightcap. Veale improved to 6-2 with the five hitter and a 24 scoreless innings streak.
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Namath Denies Injury Rumor Ahead of Jets Return
Miami AP report says Joe Namath denied a report he may miss next season due to knee trouble. Namath stated he is ready to play now and is in better shape than after the Orange Bowl. A Birmingham News source hinted at a possible second operation on his injured right knee.
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Kalispell Lions crush Missoula in Legion game
Kalispell pounded Missoula 11 to 2 in an American Legion baseball contest as Gary Kusick struck out 12, walked three, and gave up three hits. Kalispell improved to 2-2 in the Western League while Missoula fell to 1-3.
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Callison Hits Three Homers as Phils Sweep Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies win twice in Chicago, 2-1 opener and 10-9 in the nightcap. Callison belted three homers in the second game, giving him 12 on the season, with Dick Stuart and Cookie Rojas also homering. Reliever Ernie Broglio allowed the late blast. Doug Clemens and Ron Santo homered for Chicago. Jackson took the loss in the nightcap after a rough third inning. Ray Culp pitched five hitters in the opener.
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Standings and results from baseball matches and upcoming games
Standings show Los Angeles leading with 32 wins 15 losses and Milwaukee 16 5. Series results include New York 12 Chicago 0 in another game and Boston 3 Chicago 2 in 11 innings. Schedule lists Detroit at Los Angeles Chance at McLain in night game and several night contests with pitchers noted.
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Braves Patience With Jones Returns Payoff
MILWAUKEE AP The Milwaukee Braves see Mack Jones finally paying off in their NL pennant bid. The 26 year old outfielder hit a bases loaded homer as the Braves beat Los Angeles to trim the Dodgers lead to three games. Jones has shown confidence and growth after a long test with the club.
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Champagne Man Tony Lema Wins Buick Open Title
Tony Lema defended his Buick Open crown at Grand Blanc Michigan in near 90 degree heat firing a final round 71 to finish at 280 two strokes ahead of Johnny Pott. The win earned Lema 20000 and marked his second Buick Open victory and first of the year. Nicklaus finished fourth, Boros third, Weaver fifth, with Palmer far back after a 291.
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