Yancey presses U S Open pace with 135
Bert Yancey matched the Open two round record by firing a 68 after a 67, giving him a 36 hole total of 135 at Oakhill. Lee Trevino sits two behind at 137 while Bruce Devlin Jerry Coody and two others are at 140 as Nicklaus projects a record chase.
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Pirates ride Moose two-hitter past Astros 3-0
Pirates right-hander Bob Moose fired a two-hitter in a 3-0 victory over Houston Friday night. He worked 7 2 3 innings with no-hit bid until Julio Gotay singled in the eighth and Ron Davis added a ninth-inning single. Forbes Field had not seen a no-hitter since its 1909 opening.
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Harrelson belts three homers in Red Sox 7 2 win over Indians
Ken Harrelson homered three times driving in all seven Boston runs in a 7 2 victory against Cleveland. He hit solo shots in the fifth and eighth off Luis Tiant and Eddie Fisher, with Yastrzemski and Foy scoring on his blasts. Cardenal provided Cleveland’s offense with a first inning single and a sixth inning homer off Dick Ellsworth.
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Palmer struggles as Open halfway slips away
Palmersat with shoulders slumped after a four over par 74 leaving him at 147 at the US Open halfway point. He cited atrocious putting and frustrated remarks noting changes in stance and grip but no remedy yet. Hogan’s big slide looms as cautionary comparison.
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Baseball matchups across leagues on schedule
In the American League twilight games the Yankees visit Oakland while Washington travels to California and Baltimore meets Minnesota. Boston plays Cleveland, Detroit visits Chicago with Sparma starting for Detroit. In the National League, San Francisco visits New York as Houston goes to Pittsburgh and Los Angeles travels to Philadelphia for night games. Cincinnati plays St Louis and Chicago faces Atlanta in night contests.
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Twins Beat Orioles 2-1 to End Skid in Narrow Win
Jim Roland returned for his first start in nearly four years as the Twins beat Baltimore 2-1 Friday night. Al Worthington and Ron Perranoski held the Orioles to one run, turning a six game losing streak into a rare victory.
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Cincinnati blanks Cardinals 7-0 behind Bill McCool
The Reds broke a scoreless tie with five straight singles in the seventh inning and routed the league-leading Cardinals 7-0. Billy McCool earned the win with three hits allowed in six innings, supported by Ted Abernathy.
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Wert homers in 14th to lift Tigers past White Sox
Don Wert opened the 14th inning with his seventh homer of the season as Detroit outlasted Chicago 6-5. The Tigers, AL leaders, won their fifth straight behind early scoring and late relief work, while Chicago pushed runs through the 13th inning and added late drama.
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Big Butte and Koochy's Win Opener in Clark Park Tourney
In Friday night slow pitch at Clark Park Big Butte defeated Met Lucky Lager 16 to 11 with Buff Neary earning the win. Koochy's-Reynolds beat Moose Lodge 20 to 14 as Tom Stack picked up the victory. The tournament continues today with Great Falls and Bozeman teams and closes Sunday.
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Koosman earns tenth as Mets defeat Giants
New York Mets rookie Jerry Koosman improved to 10-2 after a seven hitter, guiding a 7-3 win over the San Francisco Giants. Jerry Buchek hit his first major league homer, Don Bosch also homered, and Mets rallies produced runs in the first, third, sixth and eighth innings.
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Industrial league double header opens season in Butte
The Butte Industrial League starts Sunday with Anaconda facing Stauffer at 1 PM and Miner's Union meeting Montana Power in the second game. Weather improves and a sand clay loam field is expected ready by Wednesday for Anaconda versus Miner's Union.
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Big night for Ruth Reynolds in 23 2 win at Cinders
Babe Ruth Reynolds led Ellis 23 2 as Cunneen earned the win with 4 hits. Teras doubled for the victors while Shulte took the loss. At Whittier Telephone blanked Buttreys 20 0 with McAleer a two hitter and 2 hits. Bern Brophy Jim Joyce and Rick Wadeau paced the winners. Mike Blum took the loss. McAleer fanned 14. In a Parrot field makeup Al Ray's beat Safeway 13 0 as Steve Muscarella won with a double and a single. Rick Mullette added two hits for Al Ray's and Dave Goldsworthy absorbed the loss.
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Angels Top Nationals 2-0 Behind Brunet Six-Hitter
George Brunet pitched six solid innings as the California Angels beat Washington 2-0. Two Washington errors in the eighth inning produced both Angel runs, with Bobby Knoop and Ron Hansen contributing by reaching on misplays and Bernie Allen fumbling a grounder before Roger Repez delivered a run-scoring double off Darold Knowles.
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Local Bowling Scores Snapshot Across Clubs
Old Ozzie 22 tops Browns 0 while Dinny Moore blanked. Gene and Joe’s finish 11. Drift Inn 6. Silver Bow 10 beats Koochy’s 6. Race Track 8. East Side A C Star Lanes 4. Jerry’s Corner Speedway 16 defeats Driscoll’s 11.
College World Series Scores Clobber NC State and St John’s
Southern California defeated North Carolina State 2 0 while Southern Illinois overwhelmed St John’s N Y 15 0 in the College World Series. SC and SIU secured dominant wins in the tournament by setting early leads and holding off late rallies.
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Mantle seals 10th inning win for Yankees over A's
Mickey Mantle hit the winning run in the 10th as the New York Yankees beat the Oakland Athletics 5-4. Horace Clarke led off the 10th with a single and, after Rick Monday’s misplay, Mantle drove in the decisive run ending Oakland's three-game shutout streak. In the eighth Mantle walked, stole second and scored on Reggie Jackson's misplay.
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Miners Union win 7-2 over Montana Polo in Little League
In Northwest Little League play the Miners Union defeated Montana Polo 7-2 as Cullinan struck out 10 for the miners and Boyer fanned 8 for the losers. Shields went 3 for 4 for the winners. Booth Studio Twins beat Olsons Giants 11-10 in Longfellow action with Joe Gallegos delivering key plays.
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Killy Cleared Of Charges Keeps Grenoble Medals
In Innsbruck, the International Ski Federation cleared Jean-Claude Killy of charges of commercialism and amateur rule violations. He may retain all Alpine medals won at the 1968 Grenoble Winter Games.
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