Alou belts 17th homer as Braves fall to Pirates 9-6
Donn Clendenon sparked a six run seventh inning with a two run shot after Pittsburgh broke a 1-1 tie. Hank Aaron hit his 22nd homer in the eighth, while Felipe Alou added his 17th solo shot of the year to pace Atlanta’s loss before 21,093 fans. The Pirates moved ahead as Vern Law yielded six hits through seven innings.
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Probable pitchers listed for Monday MLB matchups
The schedule shows McNally and Miller for Baltimore at Boston Santiago and Stange for California at Kansas City Krause and Lin optional for Kansas City Peters at Minnesota Kaat Kralick at Washington Wickersham or Sparma for Detroit Bouton at New York Minnesota at California Chicago at Kansas City Cleveland at Kansas City New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Atlanta Los Angeles at Houston all slated for night games
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Ohio State caps baseball crown in Omaha title run
Ohio State claims the NCAA Baseball Championship in Omaha as Big Ten champions led by Ricky Copp Bo Rein and Russ Nagelson. Steve Arlin earns Outstanding Player honors with a ninth inning appearance. Nagelson drives in two and hits two triples while Copp adds three hits and solid defense. Oklahoma State musters eight hits but goes scoreless until late.
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The Perfect Gift: An Electronic Door Opener for Garage
Webster calls it any thing given and many praise giving. The article extols a unique useful present usable in any weather that improves safety and saves money. It promotes an electronic garage door opener available as a working model at The Overhead Door Co of Butte, noting a wife building a garage to gift one.
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Astros explode for 13 runs on 17 hits against Cubs
Houston battering of Chicago Cubs ends 13-5 as Rusty Staub belts a leadoff homer and John Bateman adds a three run shot. The Astros ride a five run fifth and a 17 hit total to dominant Saturday win.
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Softball Results and Schedule From Classic Tournament
Al and Ray's won 18 to Jerry's Corner 4 while Maloney's beat McQueen 24 to Met 6 and Classic 22 to Big Butte 4. Schedule lists four 10 11 a.m. games at Clark Park and Armory Field with Ferguson Jenkins noted as pitcher. singles by Staub Harrison Nichol son and Morgan sacrifice fly highlight. Astros continued blasting Cubs pitchers Estrada Hoeft as Giusti earned his ninth win.
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Baseball All Stars: Giants and Braves Shine in NL and AL
National League leaders show strong performances with Aaron, Santo, Mays and Alou contributing. American League standouts include Robinson, Scott, Oliva, and F Robinson. Pitching highlights feature Perry and Marichal for the NL and Watt and Pizarro for the AL, with several players posting impressive records. Night games excluded.
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Brock's birthday blast powers Cardinals past Phillies
Lou Brock homered on the first pitch after a bunt in the eighth inning to give the St. Louis Cardinals a 3-2 win over Philadelphia. The 27th birthday celebration also included a critical bunt and a 23rd stolen base, while Phil Gagliano and Curt Flood provided key hitting before Richie Allen hit his 13th homer.
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Cincy Walks Off Mets 5-4 in eighth inning rally
Deron Johnson slugged a two out homer as Cincinnati Reds seized control in the eighth. A bases loaded walk to Tommy Harper tied the game and Dave Eilers forced in the go ahead run with a walk to Pete Rose, giving Cincinnati a 5-4 win over New York Mets. Maloney earned the win.
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Koufax Sinks Giants With Four-Hit Gem in Dodgers Win
Dodgers star Sandy Koufax pitched a four-hitter for his 12th win as Los Angeles broke San Francisco's six game streak 3-2. Tommy Davis delivered a go ahead RBI in the sixth, Jim Lefebvre hit a seventh inning homer, and Koufax fanned 10 with two walks. Willie Mays, Willie McCovey and Jim Davenport produced the Giants' scoring as their rally fell short.
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Missoula Rout Butte 19 to 6 in Legion Baseball
Missoula tagged five Butte pitchers for 17 hits and led in every inning but one to post a 19-6 Western Division victory. Ken Staninger sparked Missoula with four singles in six at bats as Butte stranded seven runners and fell to 2-9 on the season, while Missoula improved to 4-1 in conference play. E Thomas took the loss for Butte as Sanzone earned the win for Missoula.
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Fords seize early grip in Le Mans 24-hour race
After eight hours at Le Mans Fords claim a one two with Ken Miles and Denis Hulme leading. Dan Gunnery and Jerry Grant Ford move to second as Ferraris drop back. Chaparral’s Bonnier and Hill retire with a dead battery while Rodriguez and Ginther’s Ferrari leads briefly before rain slows the field.
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Knoop Smith spark Angels to seventh straight win
Bobby Knoop belted a three run double in the fourth and Willie Smith hit a two run homer in the seventh as the California Angels beat Kansas City 7 3 Saturday night. A bases loaded rally after singles by Fregosi Si ebern and a hit batter sparked the uprising with Cardenal driving in a run on a sacrifice fly and Piersall adding an eighth inning squeeze bunt.
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Robinson fourth in high hurdles at Golden West meet
Roy Robinson of Glasgow Montana placed fourth in the 120 yard high hurdles at the Golden West High School Track Championship in Sacramento California. Bob Gibson of Carlsbad New Mexico won in a record 13.7 seconds with Don Parrish of Los Angeles second in 13.9 and Art Malone of Eloy Arizona third in 14.0.
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Broncos eye soccer style kickers in tryouts
Denver is evaluating two field goal specialists using the side foot soccer style. George Squires, ex Wyoming star, and Albert Guettlein, a Denver soccer player who has never played football before, are the candidates.
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