Orioles Dominate Senators In Eighth Win Of Eight
Baltimore pitcher Jim Hardin allowed one hit after the first inning as the Orioles defeated the Washington Senators 4-1. Boog Powell drove in two runs and Curt Blefary hit a sacrifice fly. Camilo Pascual was charged with the loss.
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Jim Hardin
Boog Powell
Baltimore Orioles
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Hardin
Brooks Robinson
Mark Belanger
Camilo Pascual
Frank
Powell
Curt Blefary
Baltimore
Curt Motton
Frank Robinson
Curt Morton
Frank Howard
Pascual
Valentine
Baldwin
Waba
White Sox rally in ninth to topple Yankees 5 2
Louis Aparicio delivered a tie breaking double as Chicago exploded for a three run ninth inning to beat New York 5 to 2. Ken Berry started the rally with a single and after further plays Bill Voss drove in two with a pinch hit single. Charlie Smith had tied the game earlier with a run scoring hit for the Yankees.
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New York Yankees
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Charlie Smith
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Mel Stottlemyre
Jake Gibbs
Gibbs
Wilbur Wood
Bobby Cox
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Maris homer lifts Cardinals past Braves in NL tilt
Roger Maris delivered a tie breaking two run homer in the third as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Atlanta Braves 4 3. Larry Jaster earned the win with relief from Wayne Granger after Maris left with a bruised heel. Joe Torre Hank Aaron and Cal Maxvill figure in late plays as St Louis moves atop the NL standings.
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Joe Torre
Mets edge Dodgers 1-0 in 10 innings on Weis single
New York pitcher Tom Seaver nailed down a 1-0 victory over Los Angeles in 10 innings as Al Weis lined a run producing single in the top of the 10th. Seaver allowed four hits while Don Sutton yielded four in a pitching duel.
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Ron Swoboda
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Weis
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Local League Baseball Scores and Highlights
Harrington Pepsi Cola Yanks beat the Twins 15 to 6 with Ron Navarro allowing the win and Jim Mulcahy the loss. Wayrynen's Braves edged Ol son’s Giants 9 to 7 as Wes Link won and Rusty Olson lost. Art Dick and Duane Le Coure homered for the winners. Elks defeated Pepsi 8 to 4 behind Granger the winner and Hardy the loser. Harrington hit a three run homer. Darragh homered inside the park for Pepsi. In Mile High league Uptown Kiwanis blanked New York Life 54. Tom Sullivan pitched and won with two hits. Joe Leskovar took the loss for New York Life as David Riley and Kevin Lobb added two hits for the winners.
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New York Life
Tom Sullivan
Joe Leskovar
David Riley
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Babe Ruth Action At Cinders Ends 13 3 Kunkel Victory
At the Cinders Kunkel’s team defeated Isan pro 13 3 as Herman Johnson fanned 12 and hit a homer and two singles. G Burns and R Lucey added timely hits. Isan pro Brophy took the loss after a home run. At Whittier the mud field hosted Wilson’s 11 5 win over Ellis with Dan Bajovich homering for Wilson.
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Spear
Dan Bajovich
Marichal Finishes 8-0 Shutout of Pirates
San Francisco Giants pitcher Juan Marichal winds up for the final out in the ninth to seal an 8-0 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Juan Marichal
Pittsburgh
Indians Bomb Athletics 7-2 Behind Strong Pitching
The Cleveland Indians routed the Oakland Athletics 7-2 as Stan Williams and Mike Paul combined for a five hit effort. Jose Cardenal and Larry Brown opened the first inning with hits, Horton drove in a run with a sacrifice fly, and Duke Sims added key RBIs. A four run eighth sealed the win, with unearned runs and timely hits from Cardenal Horton Alvis and Sims.
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Highland View Offers Women Golf Lessons This Week
Highland View hosts women’s golf lessons this week led by club pro Larry Brakovec. Women are urged to register tonight at 7.
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Baseball mourns Kennedy death with criticism of Eckert
Commissioner William Eckert and club owners faced sharp criticism for their handling of games during Kennedy's mourning period. Some editors expect Eckert to lose his job. others defend how baseball paid tribute. The weekend saw mixed game cancellations and delayed burial commutes, drawing varied reactions from sports writers.
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al Abrams
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Houston Post
International Open Trap Shoot Set for June at Great Falls
A three day International Open Trap Shoot is planned for June 14 to 16 at the Wadsworth Park ranges of the Great Falls Trap and Skeet Club. Shooters from the Northwest and nearby Canadian provinces are expected. 500 targets on the last two days will be ATA registered. Events include Electric City and William B. Finlay singles, Garden City Midland Empire Handicap, and Capital City doubles with over 25 trophies.
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Butte YMCA Swim Team Dominates Meet at Home
At the Butte YMCA meet, the Butte team coached by Doris Markwald defeated Great Falls YMCA by over 200 points. High point winners include Susan Hoth and Jim Merrifield in 8 and under, Laurie McLaughlin and Danette Leary in 9-10, Debbie Hoth and Eric Hoth in 11-12, Chris Emery and Pat Callahan in 13-14, and Alethea Parini and Linda Garvey in 15-17.
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Canadiens Name 29-Year-Old Claude Ruel as Coach
The Montreal Canadiens appointed 29-year-old Claude Ruel as coach replacing Toe Blake who resigned after leading the team to an eighth Stanley Cup. Ruel steps in as the NHL club seeks new direction following Blake's 13 year tenure.
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Baseball Tonight Schedule with Interleague Matchups
National League features Culver and Nye in night games as Cincinnati at Chicago and St Louis at Atlanta. Sisk and Sadecki also start for Pittsburgh and San Francisco, with Dierker Wise and Selma Osteen slated in Houston Philadelphia New York Los Angeles clashes. American League includes Boswell Chance at Detroit Sparma Hiller Cain, plus twin bills Oakland Cleveland and Baltimore Washington Chicago New York California Boston twi nights.
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Pitchers Named Player Representatives for NL Teams
Three National League pitchers act as player representatives this season. Dave Giusti represents Houston, Milt Pappas covers Cincinnati, and Dick Hall serves for Philadelphia.
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Pioneers Probably Planted Trout In Montana Waters
Montana fishery chief Bill Alvort notes that non native trout such as Rainbow, Golden and Cutthroat were introduced by cavalry and railroad workers in the 19th century. The state plants about 3.8 million rainbows yearly at a cost of roughly 67 cents per pound, funded by licenses and managed from eight hatcheries.
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Richie Allen Ready to Play Ball for Phillies
Phillies owner Bob Carpenter announced on Monday that Richie Allen has resolved his differences with the team and is ready to play baseball for Philadelphia. Allen had been at odds with club management, but the dispute is now settled.
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Rich Allen
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