Perry, homers stop A s and Twins win big
Jim Perry pitched a three hitter for his 11th win as Minnesota backed him with four homers, Rich Reese hitting two solo shots, Tony Oliva a three run homer, and Harmon Killebrew adding another. Reggie Jackson homered off Perry and the A s were held to no hits through 5 1 3 innings. The Twins beat Oakland 10 1.
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Williams says he will stay with Senators through year
Ted Williams, managing the Washington Senators, said he has no plans to quit despite the team’s last place in the AL East and an 18 game gap to the Orioles. He noted fishing at his Miramichi camp in New Brunswick as a distraction but affirmed he will finish the season unless fired. The remarks came before a twilight doubleheader with Baltimore.
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Miles City Romps Bozeman 15 6 In Open Hostile League Play
Miles City belted 13 hits led by Mike Lester 3-5 as eight fifth inning runs powered a 15 6 victory at Bozeman to open Eastern Division Class A American Legion play. Doug Damn earned the win, Wayne Kovash took the loss as Tom Goodan homered for Bozeman in a losing effort.
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Jim French and Bold Reasoning Lead Derby Nominations
In Inglewood California 31 sophomores were nominated for the Hollywood Derby a $100 000 added race on July 3. Jim French the lone Derby Money finisher this year second in the Kentucky Derby and Belmont and third in the Preakness won the Santa Anita Derby. Bold Reasoning unbeaten in seven starts also nominated along with Bold Reason and Kennedy among others representing top eastern 3 year olds.
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Butte Clubbers Rally To Beat Helena In Legion Game
Butte clubbers rebounded from a 17-1 loss to hand Helena an 11-3 defeat at Montana Tech Alumni Coliseum. Bill Traynor earned his fourth win with 13 strikeouts, despite a knee issue, as Butte improves to 9-6 overall and 3-1 in league play.
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Shrine Football Game Coaches Named for Great Falls
Eastern Montana College’s Stan Kondracki will coach the East team with Western Montana’s Gene McKeever assisting. Northern Montana College’s Tom Reynolds leads the West with Cecil Kent and Francis Rose aiding. The Aug. 14 game is at Memorial Stadium in its second year under Frontier Conference coaches.
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Sox Rally Lifts White Sox Over Royals 11-4
Chicago White Sox erupted for eight runs in the second inning to beat the Kansas City Royals 11 to 4. Bill Melton belted a two run homer as the Sox won their third straight behind strong hitting and patient plate appearance after Dick Drago struggled in the inning.
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Major League Baseball Evening Matchups
Wed. Utley’s games feature wamana Odom 2 3 at Minnesota Bly leven 7 8 California Messersmith 66 at Milwaukee Parsors 58 Kansas City Splittorff 2 0 at Chicago Wood 5 5 Baltimore Palmer 9 3 at Washington Bosman 5 8 Cleveland McDowell 7 4 at Boston Detroit Kilkenny 1 3 at New York 66 night.
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Milwaukee Tilt Rescheduled After Rain Delays
Milwaukee Brewers game versus the California Angels was halted in the third inning 2-0 and rescheduled as a twi night doubleheader for Wednesday. The delay affected Tuesday night plans and shifted the contest to a later date.
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Local Slow Pitch Scores From Weekend Bar League
Readable results show Happy Hanks beating Dugdisle Excavating 10 to 3 and Lucky Lager 8 to 10 over O Keefe Drilling 7 to 11. Marty’s Bar edges MEN S SLOW PITCH Westside 27 to 2 Milwaukee Bar 26 to 9 Ponderosa 9 to 5 Kenny s DeLuxe 12 to 2 First National Bank 8 Outdoorsman 2 Bite Way Asphalt 12 to 10 Duggan s 10 DeLuxe 13 to 2 John s Pork Chop 2.
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All Star Game to Broadcast From Detroit July 13
NBC TV announced Curt Gowdy and Tony Kubek will anchor the All Star Game live from Detroit on July 13 at 8 15 p m EDT.
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Wilson teams sweep in Babe Ruth and league play
Wilson extends its Babe Ruth streak with 12-11 over Buttrey's and 16-13 over White's. Dan Bersanti sparked the rally with a bases loaded two run single in the seventh as Wilson notches its sixth win. White's homers by Fish Shields Edwards. Wolfe hit a grand slam for the losers. Butler Building dominates Mile High Little League 13-0 led by Barry Sullivan one-hitter and two hits. Dennis Secord strikes out 10 as Silver Bow Title beat McQueen 9-5. Ellis edging Montana Polo 14-13 in Northwest Little League. H K Braves defeat Olsen's Giants 9-5. O'Connell's scores eight in fifth against Walkerville 16-11. Ramada Inn outlasts Elks 21-16 in Northwest Pee Wee.
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