Big Sky Eyes Postseason Bowl After Conference Meeting
The Big Sky Conference shows interest in postseason bowl games for its football champion if a solid opportunity arises. Commissioner Jack Friel, at a two day gathering in Bozeman, notes it would be presumptuous to seek ties now but possible later. He also discusses a pre season basketball tournament for Idaho, Idaho State, Gonzaga, Weber, Montana, and Montana State, inviting two guests to fill eight teams. Friel praises the conference code and notes plans to establish a commissioner’s office by July 1 in Pullman.
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Pale Hose Southpaw Shuts Out Indians 2-1
Gary Peters fired a four hitter to lift the Chicago White Sox to a 2-1 win over the Cleveland Indians. Relief work and solid defense backed Peters as Chicago overcame a late push. Dodgers? No, this was a tense midseason American League clash at Cleveland.
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Montana State awards 18 football scholarships for freshmen
MISSOULA AP Montana State University has allocated all 18 football scholarships for incoming freshmen under Big Sky Conference rules. Veteran writer Ray Rocene notes that reporting Sept 23 would give coaches a strong start toward a winning season. Later MISSOULAskeet championships decide titles this Sunday at Ft Missoula with about 30 shooters from Montana and the Northwest. Percy Karr of Missoula is the 1962 champion.
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MSC Girl Second In Barrel Racing
Carol O Rourke of Montana State College finished second in barrel racing at the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association championships in Littleton Colorado with a 19.5 second run. Linda Kinkead of New Mexico State won in 19.2 seconds.
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Yankees Sweep Red Sox as Radatz Beaten Twice
The New York Yankees beat Boston 6 5 in the day game and 3 3 in the night game. Elston Howard belted his 13th homer of the year to pace the Yankees in the opener, and Roger Maris delivered the key bunt single for the clincher.
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Twins Relieve Orioles 3 1 Behind Versalles Power
Bill Dailey delivered another strong relief outing as the Minnesota Twins beat the Baltimore Orioles 3-1. Zoilo Versalles homered twice and Vic Power added a solo shot to secure the win in St Paul.
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Tigers Edge Athletics 3-2 on Brown Seals Ninth Inning
Gates Brown delivered a pinch hit single in the ninth to drive in Bubba Phillips and lift the Detroit Tigers to a 3-2 victory over the Kansas City Athletics in Kansas City.
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Ed Rileys Homer Leads Butte Legion Past Pocatello
Ed Riley hit a two run homer and Gary Barker added a three bagger as Butte Legion beat Pocatello 5 to 2. Yeo allowed five hits in nine innings with nine strikeouts. Stosich had two doubles and a single, while Bassett took the loss.
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Cardinals Top Dodgers 2-1 Behind James Sevent Inning Shot
St. Louis beat Los Angeles 2-1 as Charlie James belted a sixth inning homer off Nick Willhite to lift the Cardinals into a third place tie with Cincinnati. Bob Gibson earned the win despite a Davis homer earlier, as St. Louis took advantage of Dodgers errors.
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O Dell Delivers Two-Hit Win For Giants Over Braves
Billy O'Dell pitched a complete game two hit win as the San Francisco Giants defeated the Milwaukee Braves 3 to 4. O'Dell improved to 10-6, reaching the halfway point of a potential 20-win season, with Ed Bailey driving in two runs in the ninth. Denis Menke and Frank Bolling had the Braves' only hits.
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Standings and Saturday Baseball Results Summary
The standings show St. Louis leading with 41 wins and 21 losses, followed by San Francisco and Los Angeles both at 41 and 29. Cincinnati and Chicago sit at 38 wins, Milwaukee 33, Pittsburgh 32, Philadelphia 31, Houston 27, New York 27. Saturday results featured Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 0, Cincinnati 3 Houston 0, San Francisco 3 Milwaukee 0, St. Louis 2 Los Angeles 1, Philadelphia 2 New York 0.
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Culp Shines as Phillies Shutout Mets 2-0
Ray Culp struck out 11 in a five hitter to lead the Philadelphia Phillies to a 2-0 victory over the New York Mets. Mets pitcher Roger Craig suffered the loss as New York failed to score. The win solidifies Culp as a standout rookie candidate in the National League.
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Friend Shuts Out Cubs 3-0 Behind Bob Friend
Bob Friend pitched his first walk in 47 innings and held Chicago to nine hits as the Pirates defeated the Cubs 3-0. The win marked Friend’s third shutout of the season and extended his bargain to remain a dominant starter for Pittsburgh.
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Little League Sigmans top Great Falls Select 12 to 6
Ron Godbout fanned eight over a four hit performance to lead Sigmans past Great Falls Select 12 6 in Mile High action. Steve Duggins took the loss while Joe Tierney turned an unassisted double play for the losers.
Ruths Ed Thomas Sparks Roberts Truck to 8 3 Win
Babe Ruth Ed Thomas limited Miners Union to one hit and struck out 14 as Roberts Truck won 8 3. He added a double and a single to pace the offense while Bob Blair took the loss.
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Reds blank Colts as Tsitouris shines in six-hitter
Cincinnati's John Tsitouris tossed a six hit shutout to lead the Reds to a 3-0 victory over the Houston Colts. The win secures Cincinnati's fifth straight win and moves them deeper into the National League pennant race. Tsitouris earned the win, with Bruce credited for a hit by pitch and Bateman handling the plate. Attendance was 6,197.
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Senior Loop Expands Play Resumes Monday
The City Recreation intermediate baseball loop restarts with a seven team senior division. AH games set at Letter Shop against P R Drug Wranglers versus South Side Spear Chuckers versus Legion Toggery Pirst National versus Marty's versus Unknowns versus Spear Chuckers.
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