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.
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Jackie Brown
Casey Cox
Washington Senators
Boston
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Brown
Cox
Carl Yastrzemski
Senators
Ray Culp
del Unser
Don Mincher
Tom McCraw
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Blue Moon Odom
Darold Knowles
Oakland A’s
Milwaukee Brewers
Odom
John Briggs
Knowles
Brewers
Dave May
Gus Gil
Bill Voss
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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.
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Dugdale
Happy Hanks
Deluxe
Rainier
Armory
Husky Lucky Lager
Biteway Asphalt
Maloney Oly
Golden Rule
Terminal Oly
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McGoo
Duggan
Westinghouse
First National Bank
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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al & Ray’s
White’s
McQueen
Ellis
Telephone
Golden Rule
Bob
Joe
Duggan
Buttrey
al & Ray
Hebgen Field
Mile High
White
Hebgen
Buttrey’s
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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.
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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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