Billings Wins Bid for State Interscholastic Championships
MHSA chose Billings as the site for next year's state track and field golf and tennis championships breaking 60 years of Missoula tradition. The board debated naming the event the Interscholastic and discussed facilities, records rules, and whether to rotate major events to other cities. The wrestling schedule and other seasonal rules were adjusted, including practice and match limits and dates for divisional and state meets.
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Helena
Montana High School Association
Billings
Montana
Missoula
University of Montana
MHSA
Rex Dalley
Dalley
Glenn Havskjold
Havre
Newsmans
Jim Dutcher
Great Falls
Palmer Casper Tie For Open Lead After Two Rounds
Palmer and Casper share the halfway lead at 137 in the National Open at Merion despite a day of record scores and mistakes. McBee shot a 64 to set a round mark, while Nicklaus and Littler stumbled with mixed results as others chased the pair.
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San Francisco
Arnold Palmer
Bill Casper
Palmer
Casper
Rives R. McBee
Midland teacher shoots 64 ties Open record at Olympic
Rives McBee a 27 year old pro from Midland Texas shot a six under par 64 in the second round of the U S Open at San Francisco Olympic Club tying the tournament record set by Lee Mackey in 1950 and Tommy Jacobs in 1964. He quit teaching to pursue golf and praised the Olympic course as a tough test.
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Midland
Tex
Lee Mackey
Birmingham
Ala
Merion
Tommy Jacobs
Congressional
Washington, D.C
McBee
Phil Rodgers
la Jolla
Calif
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
John Miller
San Francisco
Jack
al Mengert
Tacoma
Wash
Ben Hogan
Kel Nagle
Bellerive
UPI
Rives McBee
Texas
North Texas State
San McBee Francis Francisco
Olympic
Mackey
Jacobs
U.S. Golf Association
Mexico
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Gary Player
South Africa
Player
Whettle
Jack Fleck
Sam
Denton High School
Midland Country Club
Joe Campbell
Don January
Babe Hiskey
Nicklaus Blast USGA Over Speed-Up Rules At Open
Jack Nicklaus angrily charges the USGA with wrecking his tempo as local speed-up rules slow play at the Olympic Club. He shot a 71 to stand at 142 after two rounds while Arnold Palmer praised the quicker pace and posted a 66 to share the lead.
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San Francisco
Jack Nicklaus
U.S. Golf Association
Nicklaus
Olympic Club
USGA
Joe Dey
Bruce Devlin
Tony Lema
Browns may miss Browns fullback Jim Brown for training
Cleveland owner Art Modell warned that if Jim Brown fails to report to the July 17 Browns training camp in Hiram Ohio he will be suspended without pay. Brown is in England filming a World War II movie for MGM and his future with the Browns remains unresolved.
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Cleveland
Jim Brown
Hiram
Ohio
Cleveland Browns
Art Modell
Browns
Brown
England
Modell
Ken Hyman
Hyman
Motion Picture Company
MGM
London
Jim
Greater
Seattle
R. M. Levan
D. J. Fogelquist
R. S. Taylor Union Oil Company
Western Avenue
Washington
Matson breaks NCAA shot put mark at Bloomington
Randy Matson of Texas A&M shattered his own one day meet shot put record with four good throws at the NCAA Track and Field Meet in Bloomington. Gary Carlsen of USC set a discus trials record of 190-142. Nebrask a’s Charlie Greene won the 100-yard dash in 9.3 seconds, tying the meet record. Rainer Stenius claimed the long jump title with 25-14. Neal Steinhauer and John Fiore also defended their titles in shot put and hammer respectively.
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Bloomington
Ind
Randy Matson
Texas A&m
Southern California
Gary Carlsen
Smith
Nebraska
Charlie Greene
Rainer Stenius
California State
Oregon
Neal Steinhauer
Matson
John Fiore
Boston College
McCovey's Three-Run Shot Seals 4-1 Giants Win Over Dodgers
Willie McCovey broke a seventh inning tie with a three run homer lifting the San Francisco Giants to a 4-1 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. The win stretched the Giants' winning streak to six games and increased their NL lead to 3 1/2 games over Pittsburgh.
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LOS Angeles
Willie McCovey
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Giants
Pittsburgh
Standings and matchups across leagues listed in brief
Night games include Philadelphia 2 4 at St Louis 5 5 with Jackson vs Sadecki Koufax 11 2 in Los Angeles San Francisco at Los Angeles Houston at Chicago and other Sunday games Philadelphia St Louis San Francisco Los Angeles Kansas City Minneapolis Minnesota Washington New York Boston with 2 in multiple spots.
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Buh
St. Louis
Jackson
San Francisco
Sadecki
Los Angeles
Koufax
Jamel Pittsburgh
Atlanta
New York
Cincinnati
Houston
Chicago
California
Kansas City
Minnesota
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Law
Schwal
Rustock
Maloney
Giusti
Chance
Dobson
Lamabe Night
Boswell
Ortega
Aguirre
Downing
Palmer
Sedowski
Taylor drives in winning run as Phillies edge Cards
Tony Taylor scored on a wild pitch in the eighth to tie the game and then singled home the winner in the ninth as Philadelphia edged St. Louis 6 to 5 on Friday night.
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ST. Louis
Tony Taylor
Philadelphia
Pepsi Tops Miners Union 7 5 in Northwest Little League
Dick Kerner led Pepsi with three hits including a home run and earned the win. Joe Walsh added two hits with a triple. Other games in Mile High and Northwest circuits saw multiple triples, nine strikeouts by C Grosso, and Bartels defeating Pasley 6 to 1.
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Dick Kerner
Pepsi Tipped
Miners Union
Pepsi
Joe Walsh
Don Moen
Paul Thomas
Tom Tracy
C. Grosso
Centerville
Tom Darra
Dave Welch
Bartel
Pasley
Angels win sixth straight with late go-ahead triple
Willie Smith delivered a two-run triple in the seventh inning to break a tie and lift the California Angels to a 4-2 win over Kansas City, extending their winning streak to six games.
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Kansas City
Willie Smith
California Angels
Gentile to report to Oklahoma City after fines
Veteran first baseman Jim Gentile, signed to the Astros minors for disciplinary reasons, will report to Oklahoma City. Gentile, 32, paid a $250 fine for tossing his bat during an argument with an umpire in the Houston Cubs game last Sunday.
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Houston
Jim Gentile
Houston Astros
Oklahoma City
Gentile
Chicago Cubs
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