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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1964

Page

8

Baseball Tonight Schedule And Probable Pitchers

Major league games listed with postponements and probable pitchers for Monday and Tuesday. Teams involved include Minnesota at Cleveland and Kansas City at Detroit with names like Segui Aguirre Pascual Kralick Daniels Bouton Ford Monbouquette Bennett Jackson etc.

Kansas City Detroit Twinights Segui Bowsfield Aguirre Minnesota Cleveland Pascual Kralick Los Angeles Washington Daniels Pappas Barber Boston New York Twinight Monbouquette Morehead Bouton Ford Philadelphia Chicago Dennis Bennett Jackson Cincinnati San Francisco

Al Lopez Names All-Star Coaches for 1959 Game

Al Lopez selected the American League coaching staff for the All-Star Game. Spud Murphy of the Yankees and Bill Pleis of the Twins were chosen as batting practice pitchers, with George Susce of the Senators as batting practice catcher and Tom McKenna in a support role. The game is slated for July 7 at Shea Stadium in New York.

Sanam Lopez Spud Murray New York Yankees Bill Pleis Minnesota Twins George Susce Washington Senators Tom McKenna Orne Shea Stadium New York

Old Saying Not Always True In Washington Baseball Era

The piece recalls Washington's baseball highs and lows including the Senators' pennant years and a 1924 World Series win amid rival sports milestones. It notes golf’s rising profile with figures like Palmer and Nicklaus, and references Babe Ruth era star power alongside the 1920s baseball scene.

Babe Ruth

White Sox Rally to Top Orioles and Reclaim Lead

Chicago White Sox snap a six game skid with a 9 1 victory in Baltimore. They exploded for seven first inning runs and rode solid pitching from Eddie Fisher to regain first place eight games ahead of the Yankees in the standings.

Baltimore, Md The White Sox Gino Cimoli Eddie Fisher Ohiolee Cxty Fisher Roberts Haddix Orioles

Senators Rally To Edge Angels 3-2 In Last Minute Win

Washington Senators beat the Los Angeles Angels 3-2 as Don Rudolph and Ron Kline combined for the victory. Jim King walked and scored on Dick Phillips’s double, Ed Brinkman drove in the eventual winning run with a single, while John Kennedy homered later in the game.

Washington UPI Don Rudolph Ron Kline Washington Senators Los Angeles Angie Menneyett M. Rudolph Kline Angels Rudolph Joe Adcock Ed Brinkman Uss Es Bobb Im Piersall Sa Freanel Dean Chance Senators John Kennedy Aberh Piersall Otter Low Angels Ar Philips Adcock Kennedy Cocee Chance L Duliba Kline Rudolph W

Colts Use Two Big Innings To Clobber Cardinals

The Houston Colts rallied from 3-0 with four runs in the sixth and four in the seventh to beat the St. Louis Cardinals 9-3. Key hits included Jim Wynn pinch hit, Nel lie Fox, Walt Bond, and Bob Aspro Monte for a fifth homer this season. The rally chased starter Don Nottebart as the Colts extended their lead with unearned runs in the eighth.

Colts Cardinals Houston UPI Houston Colts St. Louis Cardinals Jim Wynn Nellie Fox Walt Bond Bob Aspromonte Don Nottebart Jerry Grote Bill White Bob Skinner Noitebart

Phillies Mets Lead NL Attendance Rise

The National League reports 4,282,267 fans through June 14, up 596,216 from last year as six clubs post gains. The Mets at Shea and Phillies top the increases. Dodgers near one million in attendance with 956,915 fans across 90 dates.

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Lema Climbs to Fourth in Golf standings after Buick Open win

Lema moves to fourth in unofficial P G A standings after winning the Buick Open, collecting $8,000 first prize and raising 1964 earnings to $39,861. Jack Nicklaus leads with $50,591.66, Arnold Palmer follows, then Billy Casper, with Souchak Rudolph Player Chi Chi Marr and others in the top 10.

Dunedin Fla UPI Tony Lema Lema Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Billy Casper Mike Souchak Mason Rudolph Gary Player Juan Chi Chi Dave Marr Tommy Jacobs

Cardwell Reinstated by Pirates. Green Sold to Jets

Pittsburgh Pirates activate pitcher Don Cardwell from the disabled list after an arm injury and move reliever Fred Green outright to the Columbus Jets of the International League. Cardwell had not pitched in a regular game this season and had been on the DL since May 11. Green had no Pirates appearances this season. Jake Gibbs, catching for Richmond in the Yankees chain, earned three straight first-team all star selections at third base in the Southeastern Conference while at Mississippi.

Pittsburgh UPI Pittsburgh Pirates Don Cardwell Fred Green Columbus Jets Cardwell Green Pirates Jake Gibbs Richmond Yankee Mississippi

Hart Delivers in Ninth as Giants Rally Past Reds 6-5

San Francisco rookie Jim Hart lined a clutch single in the ninth to cap a 6-5 comeback victory over Cincinnati. The Giants overcame a two run Reds lead after Willie McCovey and Orlando Cepeda drew walks, Bob Purkey starter, Deron Johnson homer, and Hart’s late hit sealed the win.

SAN Francisco UPI Jim Ray Hart Giants Cincinnati Reds Hart Ryne Duren Bill Henry Willie McCovey Orlando Cepeda Peterson Bobby Klaus Johnny Edwards Cincinnati Steve Boros Billy One Deeat O'Dell Bob Bolin Edwards Klaus Henry Reds Bob Purkey

Indians Trade Grant to Twins for Stange

Cleveland trades veteran right hander Jim Mudcat Grant age 34 to Minnesota for pitcher Lee Stange. Grant posted a 5.95 ERA over 62 innings this season while Stange carried a 4.73 ERA in 79 2 3 innings and two complete starts.

Cleveland Jim Mudcat Grant Minnesota Twins Lee Stange Tribe Twins Indians Stange

Coast Guard Eyes Marking Hazards in State Waters

Coast Guard approval could allow states to mark navigation hazards on federally controlled waters within state borders where safety aids are absent. The move aims to improve maritime safety by enabling state officials to install warning signs and markers with federal authorization.

Coast Guard

TV Schedule Highlights Evening Lineup 1964

June 16 1964 TV guide lists daytime and early evening programs including Speak Up Summer Semester Jeopardy Missing Links Your First Impression Father Knows Best The McCoys 3 30 Password Man From Cochise Movie Angels with Dirty Faces Bugs Bunny Rocky and His Friends Mickey Mouse Club Lone Ranger Tele Sports Woody Woodpecker You Don t Say House Party Match Game The Glass Key Edge of Night Huntley Brinkley Patty Duke Marshall Dillon Newsreel Weather Sports Bell Telephone Hour Johnny Carson Andy Williams Steve Allen

Marshall Dillon Bell Telephone Hour Johnny Carson Andy Williams

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