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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1971

Page

8

Senators blank Red Sox as Brown and Cox hand Boston 14th loss

Washington shut out Boston 2-0 behind a six hitter from Jackie Brown and Casey Cox. Del Unser and Don Mincher drove in the first run with a single and a triple, and Dick Billings scored the second after Tom McCraw stole second. Billings also caught for the first time this season.

Washington Jackie Brown Casey Cox Washington Senators Boston Red Sox Brown Cox Carl Yastrzemski Senators Ray Culp del Unser Don Mincher Tom McCraw Dick Billings Billings Bosington Kennedy Unser Lahoud Mincher Ystrinski If Howard If Petrocili McCraw Rt Scott Griffin Randle Cullens Fiore Sb—Mccraw J.brown Oh J.brown Kenedy

Oliva Delivers Inning Ten Rally For Twins Win

Tony Oliva tied the game with a ninth inning homer and scored the winning run on George Mitterwald’s two out bases loaded single in the 10th as the Minnesota Twins beat the Chicago White Sox 2-1 after a rain delay. Rod Carew started the 10th with a single and Wilbur Wood pitched well for Chicago before the decisive hit.

ST. Paul-Minneapolis Tony Oliva George Mitterwald Minnesota Twins Chicago White Sox Rod Carew Terry Forster Chicago Harmon Killebrew Oliva Carew Mike Andrews Leo Cardenas Rich Reese Mitterwald Minnesota Wilbur Wood White Sox Bert Blyleven Carlos May Jim Holt Luis Avaarado

Tigers Rally Past Indians Behind Rodriguez and Cash Homers

Norm Cash drove in two with a homer and a single while Aurelio Rodriguez hitter a decisive seventh inning homer as Detroit beat Cleveland 5-3. Joe Niekro earned the win with six innings of three hit relief before Fred Sherman got the final out.

Cleveland Norm Cash Aurelio Rodriguez Detroit Tigers Cleveland Indians Joe Niekro Fred Sherman Rodriguez Tigers Cash Detroit Niekro Graig Nettles Jim Northrup Ted Uhlaender Nettles Dean Chance Vada Pinson Chris Chambliss Eddie Leon

Yankees top Orioles in 11th via Alou clutch triple

Felipe Alou's two run triple with two outs in the 11th gave the New York Yankees a 64 victory over the Baltimore Orioles. Horace Clarke opened with a single, Kenney's sacrifice moved him to second, and Murcer was intentionally walked before Alou delivered the decisive hit as Crowley misplayed the ball. The Orioles twice tied the game late after the Yankees led in the fourth fifth and ninth.

Baltimore Felipe Alou New York Yankees Baltimore Orioles Horace Clarke Dick Hall Jerry Kenney Bobby Murcer Alou Terry Crowley Yankees Orioles

Mets Sign Sons of Former Stars In Fresh Talent Pull

The Mets announced the free agent signing of Larry Berra Jr., son of Yogi Berra, adding to prior signings of Gil Hodges Jr., son of manager Gil Hodges. The moves aim to bolster the club with young, connected talent.

Mets NEW York New York Mets Larry Berra Jr Yogi Berra Berra Gil Hodges Jr

Johnsons shot sparks Angels to 7 4 victory over Royals

Alex Johnson hit a tie breaking homer in the sixth to lift the California Angels to a 7 4 win at Kansas City. Jim Fregosi added a three run shot and Johnson drove in a first inning run as the Angels built a lead before holding off a Royals rally.

Kansas City Alex Johnson California Angels Kansas City Royals Johnson California Chico Ruiz Mike Hedlund Jim York

A's duo two-hits Brewers in 2-0 win

Blue Moon Odom and Darold Knowles combined for a two hit shutout as Oakland beat Milwaukee 2-0 for a fourth straight victory. Odom allowed only an infield hit through five, Knowles escaped a bases loaded threat, and Reggie Jackson added a 13th homer for insurance after Angel Mangual scored earlier on Dave Duncans double.

Milwaukee Blue Moon Odom Darold Knowles Oakland A’s Milwaukee Brewers Odom John Briggs Knowles Brewers Dave May Gus Gil Bill Voss Frank T Bill Parsons

This Week in Softball Results and Schedule

Softball and slow pitch schedules list games at Clark Park Armory and multiple venues this week. Notable matchups include O'Keefe vs Lucky Lager, Happy Hanks vs Lucky Lager B, and Deluxe-Rainier vs Marty's Bar with several Monday to Friday evenings. Results section shows scores for Driscoll's Acoma, Met Lucky, Speedway, Star Lanes, Jerry's Corner, East Side Reynolds, Drift Inn, Met Lounge, Sportsmen, Montana Power, DeLuxe, Race Track, and Klappan's Korner.

Clark Park O'Keefe Dugdale Happy Hanks Deluxe Rainier Armory Husky Lucky Lager Biteway Asphalt Maloney Oly Golden Rule Terminal Oly McQueen McGoo Duggan Westinghouse First National Bank West Side Kenny's Duggan’s Riteway John’s Milwaukee South Side Freebourne-Milwaukee Kenny Martin Maroney Roberts Ponderosa HJ Bar Rite Way OLD Ozzie Jerry’s East Side Reynolds Sportsmen McQueen AC Star Lanes Montana Power Met Lucky Driscolls Cheery Klappans Marty’s Bar Drift Inn Speedway Met Tavern Driscoll Acoma Cheery Lounge Jerry’s Corner Marty's Met Lounge Klappan Korner

Mays seals ninth game-winning hit in Giants win

Willie Mays delivered a run-scoring single in the sixth inning to lift the San Francisco Giants to a 7 4 victory over the San Diego Padres. San Diego tied the game 4-4 with unearned runs in the top of the sixth, but Mays’ hit off Bob Miller in relief sparked the rally.

SAN Francisco Willie Mays San Diego San Francisco Giants Padres Gaylord Penn Giants Chris Speier Leron Lee Bobby Bonds Mays Bob Miller Lee Speier Willie McCovey

Clendenon Delivers 15th Inning Mets Victory

Donn Clendenon hit a two out homer in the 15th inning to lift the New York Mets to a 6 5 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. Danny Frisella earned the win with four innings of relief following Ken Singleton's 14th inning homer that tied the game. Larry Bowa reached on Boswell error to start the Phils 14th, then Bowa scored on a delayed double steal that nearly produced a rundown.

NEW York Donn Clendenon New York Mets Philadelphia Phillies Clendenon Billy Wilson Philadelphia Danny Frisella Mets Ken Singleton Phillies Larry Bowa Ken Boswell Phils Oscar Gamble Bowa Gamble

Braves Rally Past Reds for 9 3 Victory

Atlanta overcame a 2-0 deficit to beat Cincinnati 9-3 as Marty Perez hit his first major league homer and Phil Niekro held the Reds to seven hits. The Braves exploded for four runs in the fourth and five in the fifth, with key blows from Earl Williams Mike Lum Pat Corrales and Bob Didier. Johnny Bench opened the scoring with his 17th homer and Pete Rose scored on a Concepcion error.

Cincinnati Marty Perez Phil Niekro Cincinati Atlanta Braves Reds Braves Johnny Bench Dave Concepcion Ralph Garr Pete Rose Ross Grimsley Earl Williams Mike Lum Pat Corrales Bob Didier

Falconry explored by D Roscoe Nickerson

Outdoor columnist D Roscoe Nickerson surveys falconry from its English origins around 860 to its decline with firearms, noting Asian practice, common hawk species, hunting methods, training with leather hoods and wrist flights, and the Middle Ages protocol. The piece mentions Montana Fish and Game regulations restricting possession of eagles and peregrines and requiring a falconry license with knowledge of hawk species and humane care.

D. Roscoe Nickerson England America China Asia Near East Arctic Montana

Cubs and Pepitone extend streaks in 7-1 win over Cards

Ron Santo belted a three run homer and Joe Pepitone fueled a Chicago surge for a 7-1 victory over St. Louis. The Cubs won their third straight while the Cardinals drop to 11th loss in 12 games as Pepitone extended a hitting streak to 18 games and then 32 hits in 65 at bats. Bills Hands earned the win.

Chicago Ron Santo Joe Pepitone Chicago Cubs St. Louis Cardinals Cubs Cardinals Glenn Beckett Billy Williams Pepitone Santo Matty Alou Williams Brock Davis Bill Hands

Fairly leads Expos past Pirates in 10-1 rout

Ron Fairly drove in three runs with a homer and a sacrifice fly to pace the Montreal Expos to a 10-1 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Fairly hit his fourth homer of the season in the first inning off Bob Moose, Staub added a triple and scored on a sacrifice fly, and Montreal struck for unearned runs in the second. Bob Bailey capped the innings with a seventh-inning triple and Expos tallied four more in the ninth. Pirates had won three straight before the loss, with Willie Stargell driving in an unearned run for Pittsburgh.

Yastrzemski Sandy Alomar Hedlund Andy Messersmith Jim Fregosi York Fregosi Johnson Royals Ed Kirkpatrick Cookie Rojas Freddie Patek Paul Schaal Jerry May Pittsburgh Ron Fairly Montreal Expos Pittsburgh Pirates Fairly Bob Moose Rusty Staubed Staub Bob Veale Expos Moose Boots Day John Bateman Gary Sutherland Mack Jones Bob Robertson Bob Bailey Pirates Carl Morton Willie Stargell RBI

Two Teams Share Lead In Babe Ruth Baseball Standings

The Babe Ruth league standings show Wilson and Al & Ray's tied at 5-0 for the lead through Friday. White's and McQueen sit 3-2, Ellis 2-2, with Telephone Golden Rule at 2-3, Bob & Joe's 1-3, Duggan's 0-3 and Buttrey's 0-5. Upcoming schedule lists daily matchups at Hebgen and Mile High fields.

Wilson al & Ray’s White’s McQueen Ellis Telephone Golden Rule Bob Joe Duggan Buttrey al & Ray Hebgen Field Mile High White Hebgen Buttrey’s Bob & Joe Hebgen and White's

Gus Raaum Recieves Julius Blegen Award In Detroit

Gus Raaum of Bridger Bowl Ski Club and Big Sky of Montana earned the Julius Blegen Award at the USSA annual convention in Detroit. The honor, the association’s top prize, recognizes service to US skiing. Raaum, a former University of Washington jumper, hails from Norway and has a national collegiate jumping championship on his list.

Bozeman Gus Raaum Bridger Bowl Ski Club Big Sky of Montana Julius Blegen U.S Raaum United States Ski Association Detroit Norway University of Washington

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