State Outdoor Pistol Shoot to Be Held at Butte Range
Treasure State shooters will gather at the Butte Gun Club's outdoor range in Rocker for the State Outdoor Pistol Shoot this weekend. About 50 competitors including civilians and representatives of the Army, Air Force, and Highway Patrol are expected. Events begin Saturday at 9 am with .22 championships, followed by .38 and .45 Sunday morning. team events Sunday afternoon. The top Montana civilian team advances to Camp Perry, Ohio, later this summer.
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Umpires Shelve Strike Plans in National League
The National League Umpires Association postponed a July 3 strike and will meet July 6 in New York with NL executives to discuss pension increases. The talks follow a program shift and a letter from NL president Warren Giles urging consensus.
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Dodgers recall Pee Wee Oliver to bolster 1964 pennant drive
Los Angeles Dodgers announce the recall of second baseman Nate Pee Wee Oliver from the Pacific Coast League where he batted .333. The move aims to strengthen the infield as the club presses toward the pennant race.
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Filipino Boxer Rey Romeo Dies After Knockout
In Manila, 21 year old boxer Rey Romeo died from brain injuries three days after being knocked out in the fourth round by Roger Aganan at Araneta Coliseum. He underwent surgery at Me Luke's hospital and died of cerebral edema and hemorrhage.
Hornets rookie goalie Roger Crozier honored in AHL
Roger Crozier, goalie for the Pittsburgh Hornets, was named the American Hockey League top rookie for the prior season. He also played for the Detroit Red Wings during that same period.
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Kalispell Faces Allegations Of Mistreating Negro Athletes
Kalispell Montana residents react with disbelief as UPI reports charges accusing the city of mistreating Black athletes. The article details social tensions and local responses to the allegations during a tense period in the northwestern state.
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Lema Sees Open Challenge While Feeling Exhausted
Tony Lema the golfing star facing the U S Open opening round at Congressional Country Club says he is the tiredest with two days to go. He trails Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer who are fresh and practicing hard. Nicklaus notes he is playing fairly well as PGA champ and Open winner.
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Herbel Makes Ma jor League Stand With Giants
Ron Herbel, 26, confident he will stay in the majors after spring training. He has a 4-2 record with a 2.20 ERA in his first starts, despite learning major league hitters. Signed in 1958 for a $50,000 bonus, he had previously worked through the Giants farm system and wore glasses discovered after an eye exam.
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