Stauffer Dominates Opening Industrial League Doubleheader
Montana Power opened the Industrial League season with a 7 run lead and held off Miners Union in the nightcap after Stauffer Chemical beat Anaconda Co. 3-1 in the opener. Jim Cohlhepp struck out 12 in a four hitter for Montana Power as Ron Collins delivered a game deciding hit. Mayor Powers threw out the first pitch as about 250 fans watched at Montana Tech Stadium.
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Rookie Swede Savage Skids. Donnie Allison Wins Carolina 500
Rookie of the race Swede Savage of Los Angeles slides out backing to overturn his chances as Donnie Allison of Hueytown Alabama passes to win the Carolina 500 stock car race at Rockingham Speedway North Carolina. Savage earned rookie honors and $500.
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Broncos draw big crowds as stadium to expand
Denver's Broncos remain in a difficult AFL climb but draw strong home support with seven league games averaging 33,114. The Bears' stadium record inspires plans to enlarge capacity to 50,000 before next season.
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Braves Edge Cubs 1 0 In Eleventh Inning
Atlanta defeats Chicago 1 0 as Hank Aaron scores on Joes Torre double in the 11th. Rookie Jim Britton earns his third win while Ferguson Jenkins allows five hits as both teams miss scoring chances.
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Mets and Giants split doubleheader in New York
In the nightcap Ray Sadecki held the Mets to three hits as New York edged San Francisco 3-1 with Art Shamsky adding a fifth inning homer. Willie Mays and Jack Hiatt powered the Giants to a 4-1 opener win as Mays hit his 12th homer and Cleon Jones spoiled Sadecki’s shutout with a ninth inning homer.
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Bando Leads A's To Twinbill Sweep Over Orioles
Sal Bando drove in three runs with two singles and a double to lift the Oakland Athletics past Baltimore 6-4 in the nightcap and 4-2 in the first game. Len Krausse allowed four hits before Jim Hunter closed out relief as Oakland clinched the sweep amid Baltimore’s four-game skid and 7 of 10 losses. Frank Robinson hit a three-run homer in the nightcap to briefly rally the Orioles.
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Libby Edges Anaconda In 11th Inning Baseball Thriller
Libby beat Anaconda 11 to 10 in a Western Division AmeriCan Legion game as Dan Rambo scored on a wild pitch in the bottom of the eleventh after walking, stealing second and moving to third. Stedman earned the win in relief, while Libby hitters Stedman and Dale Phillips each hit a homer.
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Koochy-Reynolds Wins First Slow Pitch Tourney Title
Koochy-Reynolds became the first Butte team to win a slow pitch tournament by beating Twilight of Great Falls 4 points in the final. It was their first sponsored tourney and Twilight’s first loss after six-year dominance. Larry Hawthorn of Twilight earned MVP honors.
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Opening Salazar Stadium Draws South African Fans
Mozambique AP reports more than 12,000 South African soccer fans are expected in Lourenco Marques for the June 30 match between Portugal and Brazil marking the official opening of Salazar Stadium.
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Television schedule highlights for Butte area day
Channel listings show a full daytime to late night lineup including Captain Kangaroo CBS News and soap operas with hits like The Guiding Light Love of Life and As the World Turns plus Western Gunsmoke and Peter Gunn. Special segments cover Gov. Wallace campaign Billy Graham and local Today and Ideas for Butte.
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TV Anticipation Lineup Highlights Daytime Nighttime Schedule
A dense broadcasting grid lists daily programs from 7:00 morning through 12:00 midnight, featuring Talk, Games, Soaps, News, Sports, and Entertainment. Highlights include The Tonight Show, I Spy, Huntley-Brinkley, and Nat College Queen pageants among varied network lineups.
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