Friel Confirmed as First Big Sky Commissioner
Jack Friel former Washington State basketball coach is named the first commissioner of the Big Sky Conference. The six member schools chose him in Spokane with headquarters planned in Pullman. Effective July 1, the network will start full operation next fall with 80 grants in aid across football and basketball, following NCAA-like rules.
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Miles City hurler tosses no-no against Butte Legion
Miles City Legion defeated Butte Legion 14 0 in a non conference game as Larry Oddy pitched a no hit no run game with 22 strikeouts. Butte miscues and fielding errors plagued the home club throughout.
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Red Sox Orioles Game Postponed by Wet Grounds
Baltimore delayed Friday night’s game as rain left the field waterlogged. Boston and Baltimore teams could not play due to unsafe playing conditions.
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White Sox wallop A's 7 1 in KC. Kaline, Tigers crush Yanks 8 4
Juan Pizarro pitched one run ball and hit a two run homer to lift the Chicago White Sox to a 7-1 win over the Kansas City Athletics. Al Kaline belted a three run homer as the Detroit Tigers crushed the New York Yankees 8-4.
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Tribe Outburst Downs Nats 8-1
The Cleveland Indians exploded for eight runs in the eighth inning to beat the Washington Senators 8-1 and end the Senators four game winning streak.
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Friel Eyes Bowl Tieup After Big Sky Appointment
Jack Friel, named commissioner of the Big Sky Athletic Conference, said he would definitely be interested in a football bowl tieup with another conference. He plans to explore a link with the six‑team Western Athletic Conference, meets in Spokane with Father J. Francis Gubbins, and will oversee officials from July 1 as Pullman becomes conference headquarters.
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Ellis Edges Harringtons 8 2 In Little League Action
Larry Biiney pitched five hits allowed as Ellis defeated Harringtons 8 to 2 on Friday. M Burke had three hits including a double. R Harrington added a double and a single, G Skuletich two singles for Ellis. M Haran doubled and singled for Harringtons. T Twomey pitched for Harringtons.
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Sutey Oil blanked Duggans 8 to 0 behind Ruth’s 12 strikeouts
Babe Ruth pitched for Sutey Oil, striking out 12 and allowing two hits in an 8-0 win over Duggans. Brown also pitched a five-hitter for the winners as Johnson took the loss. Also Friday Kunkel-Wills routed M&M 16-1 with strong hitting.
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Dodgers Beat Cubs 4-1 Behind Drysdale Strikeout High
Don Drysdale struck out nine and allowed seven hits as the Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Chicago Cubs 4-1. The win, aided by losses by San Francisco and St. Louis, tightened the pennant chase.
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Colts Walk-Off Win Over Giants in Extra Innings
Houston catcher Carl Warwick's 10th inning single drove in Ernie Fazio and Al Spangler scored on a two-out hit, giving the Colt 2-1 victory over San Francisco. Rusty Staub's ninth-inning homer tied the game, Bolin took the loss for the Giants, dropping them from first place.
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Braves Rout Pirates 9-5 for third straight setback
Milwaukee Braves hammer 15 hits to defeat the Pittsburgh Pirates 9-5. The Braves surged ahead Friday night, sending Pittsburgh to a third consecutive loss as key hitters delivered the victory.
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Snider's late homer lifts Mets over Cardinals 3 2
Duke Snider belted a three run homer in the ninth inning to give the New York Mets a 3 2 victory over the St Louis Cardinals at the Polo Grounds. Al Jackson earned his fifth win as Diomedes Olivo suffered his fifth straight defeat after allowing the decisive blast. Curt Flood and Dick Groat doubled for a Cardinals tally and Ken Boyer hit his sixth homer of the season for St Louis.
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Candy Spots Seeks 5th 100 Grand Win of Year
Candy Spots the calico colt from California seeks his fifth hundred grand of the year in the 125000 added Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct. Seven starters include Chateaugay Tom Cat Bonjour Insurrection and Top Gallant with Willie Shoemaker aboard Candy Spots post 1. The race offers 101700 to the winner and is set for 4 48 p m EDT with CBS coverage.
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Legion B Team Faces Helena and Bozeman This Weekend
The Butte Legion B team hosts Helena tonight and Bozeman Sunday at Duggan Merrill Field. They clash with the Capital City club at 6 30 and Bozeman at 1 p m DST. The Mining City squad remains undefeated with two wins over Bozeman, and all season tickets are honored for B games. Probable starters include Tom Laurence, Mike McGonigle, Al Halverson, Ted Lewis, Jon McElroy, Mike Sturges, Ted Tracey, Don Kautzman, Rodger Farrell, and Gary Hancock Jr. Dave Mueller starts Sunday's game on the mound.
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Standings and Friday night schedule across the league
Standings show Los Angeles 4 Chicago 1 and New York 3 St Louis 2 with rain on Milwaukee at Pittsburgh and Houston at San Francisco. Saturday night pitching matches include St Louis at New York Broglio and Craig, Los Angeles at Chicago Padres and Buhl, Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Burdette and Law, Cincinnati at Philadelphia Tsitouris and Mahaffey, San Francisco at Houston O Dell and Bruce.
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Baseball Friday Scores and Pitcher Matchups
Friday results feature Boston at Baltimore and Chicago at Kansas City with several night games. Minnesota routed Los Angeles 6 to 1 while Cleveland blanked Washington 8 to 1 and Detroit defeated New York 8 to 4. Pascual faced Osinski, Fisher battled Bowsfield, Terry opposed Mossi, Kralick pitched against Daniels, and Monbouquette matched Barber in additional night action.
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Virginia’s Met No 2 win city bowling title at Star Lanes
Virginia’s School of Dance women claimed the team crown with a 2898 while the Met No 2 men tallied 2988 in the championship classic. Teams from Marty's Alleys, Winter Gar Lanes, and Star Lanes competed with top performers listed: Ruth Sumpter and Ann Marcille tied for high women's game at 200, Sumpter also high series 577. Bo Stanich led men with 236 high game and 607 high series.
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Montana State Freshman Brown Takes Second in 6 Mile
Montana State University freshman Doug Brown of Red Lodge finished second in the six mile run at the U.S. Track and Field Federation championship in Houston. Brown clocked 30 30.4, the lone Montanan among Friday leaders, as Jerry Dyes won the javelin and Doug Tozour claimed hammer gold.
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Green and Kaat Lift Twins Past Angels
Lennie Green hit a two run single in the seventh to give the Minnesota Twins a 3 1 lead over the Los Angeles Angels and the Twins held on for a 3 1 victory. Jim Kaat contributed on the mound as Minnesota broke a 1 1 tie.
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Sternberg vaults to outdoor world record at 16 feet 8 inches
In Compton, Brian Sternberg of Washington, a slim sophomore, cleared 16 ft 8 in to set the outdoor world pole vault mark. In the same meet, Peter Snell beat Jim Beatty in 3:55.0, the fourth fastest mile ever, as six men broke four minutes for the first time. Beatty's 3:55 was a best for an American.
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