Griffith and Rodriguez Clash For Welter Crown Rematch
Luis Rodriguez seeks his 13th straight win in his first defense against Emile Griffith at Madison Square Garden. Griffith hopes for a third welter title as a motivated fiancé pursues a knockout near the seventh round to give Esther Taylor a pre wedding crown present.
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UPI
Luis Rodriguez
Madison Square Garden
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Lars
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Love
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Emile Griffita
Tres
MAD
American Golfers Eliminated From British Amateur Meet
Michael Lunt and John Blackwell of England defeated two Americans to reach the 36 hole finals at St Andrews ending a 37 year Walker Cup jinx. Lunt defeated Dick Davies and Ed Updegraf by one hole each, while Blackwell beat Ron Luceti 3 and 2 after a quarter final over David Moffat. The U.S. had won the Walker Cup earlier this year at Turnberry.
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UPI
Michael Lunt
John Blackwell
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Dick Davies
Pebble Beach
Calif
Ed Updegraff
Tucson
Ariz
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David Moffat
Ron Luceti
San Francisco
Germany
U.S
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Republican Forum to be Broadcast Across Montana
A Montana Republican Forum will be viewed on State Television Audience Sunday June 9 from 10 45 to 11 15 A M. The program airs on KBLL Helena and stations KXLF Butte KOOK Billings KMSO Missoula KFBB Great Falls and others. Paid political advertising by the Republican State Central Committee of Montana with Chairman Mel Engles.
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Montana
KBLL
Helena
KXLF
Butte
KOOK
Billings
KMSO
Missoula
KFBB
Great Falls
Republican State Central Committee of
Mel Engles
Slow-Pitch Softball Results Highlight Local Leagues
In City Recreation Men's Slow-Pitch Softball Thursday Pepsi Cola Ted's Conoco and Brown's Mobil posted wins. Pepsi Cola edged Deluxe No 1 15 to 14 with Bob Sullivan Wayne Marshall hitting homers and Dick Anderson aiding the win. Brown's Mobil beat Helsinki Bar 21 to 6 as Jim Garrett and George Markovich starred on the mound with multiple homers by Huddleston Cesarini Leritz and others.
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Conoco
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Mobil
City Recreation
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Dick Anderson
Bob Sullivan
Wayne Marshall
Joe Petroni_ pi
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Karl Mattix
Helsinki Bar
Jim Garrett
George Markovich
George Huddleston
Jim Cesarini
Brown's
Leritz
Helsinki
Salmonse
Sam Matea
al Johnson
Jack Bennett
Boros Leads Buick Open With 66 In Michigan
Julius Moose Boros, the belting Bohemian from Mid Pines, shot 66 to take the first round lead at Grand Blanc. He matched a strong field led by Jerry Pittman 68 and Gene Littler 69 while Al Mengert and Bob Charles stood one back at 69 and 70}.${}
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Moose) Boros
Mid Pines
N.C
Boros
Jerry Pittman
Tulsa
Oklo
Pittman
Gene Littler
al Mengert
Sacramento
Calif
Bob Chrales
Cluding
Miller Barber
San Antonio
Tex
Bob Wininger
Oklahoma City
Don Finsterwald
Ferree Fleck
Don Whitt Boros
Ceeceereessese
Engert
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Jim
Wceeree
Jack Fleck
Weber
Ken Still
George Knudson
Jerry Steelamith
Jerry
Tony
George Bayer
Art Wall
Bruce Devlin
Bob Harrison
Bob McAor
Mason Rudolph Ores
Bob Nichols
Tommeming Bolt
Country Club Golf Scores
The Orioles led the Country Club Men's Golf League with the low team score this week. J Sisko and D Mitchell tied for low net score with 38. E Genz was closest to the 14th hole, while Rod Salo and John Sisko reached the 17th. A bushel of corn takes nearly a pound of nitrogen from the soil.
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L. Campeau
M. Doran
J. Bruno
Country Club
J. Sisko
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E. Genz
Rod Salo
John Sisko
Barber Nabs 15000 In Hole-in-One Contest
Barber Miller Barber of San Antonio Texas won the $15000 first prize in a hole-in-one contest in Grand Blanc Michigan. He sank a shot three feet six and a half inches from the pin on the 155 yard 17th hole after 15 professionals each had three attempts with $50000 per shot if they ace the hole. Bo Wininger of Oklahoma City earned the $7500 second prize with a five feet three and a half inch attempt.
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Mich
Miller Barber
San Antonio
Tex
Coker
Bo Wininger
Oklahoma City
Mansfield Leaves To Join Kennedy Tour
UPI reports Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield left Helena to join President Kennedy in Los Angeles. He cut short a Montana tour at Kennedy's request to discuss vital legislation. He flew from Helena to Salt Lake City then to Los Angeles.
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UPI
Mike Mansfield
Los Angeles
Kennedy
Senate
Montana
Mansfield
Salt Lake City
Blood Test Evidence Bid Fails in Engineer's Trial
Prosecutor fails to admit a 10 cubic centimeter blood sample from Eldon Lynn as evidence in the North Coast Limited wreck case. Judge Haswell ruled improper foundation. Trial recessed to Monday on the anniversary of the Evaro Hill derailment that killed a girl and injured about 270.
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Parardise
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Edwin Buchanan
Buchanan
Jay Kurtz
Lund Sees Regents Fixing Montana Higher Ed Woes
Montana regent George N. Lund expects the State Board of University Regents to resolve university issues, including at Montana State University, amid MSU President Newburn’s resignation and related debates. He would not seek reappointment next Feb. 1 and notes ongoing factionalism concerns. Governor Babcock was away with family illness.
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Montana Association For Constitutional Government
Montana
Lund
Montana Power Co
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MSU
Northern Montana College
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Havre
Joseph Crowley
NMC
Crowley
L. C. Brockmann
Tim Babcock
Billings
Helena
Detour Bridge Built Near Yellowtail in Montana
The Mot tana Highway Department announced a detour bridge on the Hardin Yellowtail road to move heavy traffic. Light traffic will still use a Cottonwood Creek bridge 17 miles east of Miles City until water recedes. The detour was built after high water washed out the permanent bridge last month with plans to rebuild Soap Creek bridge soon.
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Contract Awarded For Copter Work
E K Jenkins Inc of Great Falls was awarded an $82 080 government contract to operate two helicopters in the Alaska Peninsula area for up to 90 days starting July 1 The U S Geological Survey awarded the contract Sen Lee Metcalf announced the award and said the company will perform aerial mapping and provide transport for USGS personnel.
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UPI
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Great Falls
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D-Mont
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