Butte Beats Idaho Club in nightcap for split of twin bill
Butte salvaged a 60 win in seven innings as Bill Hicks limited Pocatello to one scratch single. Hicks struck out four and earned the mound victory while Paul McHugh and Gary Barker supplied key hits in a four run fourth. Pocatello had pelted Butte for 15 hits in the opener, scoring seven runs across the third and fourth frames.
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Bill Hicks
Pocatello
Bill
Idaho
Butte
Hicks
Livingston
Bill Smith
Paul McHugh
Gary Barker
McHugh
Barker
Ed Yeo
Steve Stosich
Yeo
Russ Whindom
Wally O'Connell
Lee Fasso
O'Connell
Fasso
Carl Ryan
Mickey Lynch
Bill Bretherton
Sly
Jim Sullivan
Missoula
Casper College wins National Intercollegiate Rodeo title
Casper College of Wyoming surged to first with 340 points at the national finals in Littleton Colorado edging Sam Houston State by 47.2. Shawn Davis Western Montana won bareback riding and all around. Rod Prewitt and Dick Claycomb won bulldogging and brahma bull riding. CSU won the girls title with 357 points led by Leota Hielscher and Sally Spencer.
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Littleton
Colo
Casper College of Wyoming
Sam Houston
Shawn Davis
Western Montana College
Rod Prewitt
Dick Claycomb
Casper
Huntsville
Tex
Colorado State University
New Mexico State
CSU
Leota Hielscher
Sally Spencer
Miss Hielscher
Western Montana State
Ronnie Thomas
Arizona
H. Z Zachary
Texas Tech
Saddie Krone
Leo Anderson
Gib Liegd
New Mexico State U
Jack Sparrowk
Sonny Ehr
Royce Rogers
Ledurt Saulsberry
Richard Walker
Southwest Texas Junior College
John Muler
Carol O'Rourk
Montana State College
Judy Bean
Bonnie King
Sally Specer
Sharyl Hatcher
Brigham Young University
Bozeman Trip Ends Legion B Sweep Over Butte
Bozeman Legion B defeated Butte twice on Sunday afternoon, 6 1 and 3 0 in seven inning games. Butte was hurt by five unearned runs in game one as Bozeman rallied late. In game two Bozeman built a 3 0 lead in the first three innings, adding a late run while Butte scored once in the fifth and once in the seventh.
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Bozeman
Bozeman Legion
Butte
al Halverson
Mick McGonigle
Tom Lawrence
Walt LeProwse
Bozeman Lads
Ron Kautzman
Ted Lewis
Lewis
Dave McManoman
Kim Facineani
McManoman
Tom Ford
Bill Roberts
Duggan Memorial Field
US Track Team to face Russians in July foreign meets
At the 75th AAU championships in St Louis America posted six meet records and a world mark. Bob Hayes led with a 9.1 100 yards. AAU named a 50 man squad for meets in Moscow Warsaw Hanover and London starting July 20.
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ST. Louis
America
United States
Russia
Bob Hayes
Florida A&m
Moscow
AAU
Poland
Germany
Highland View Golf Winners
The foursome of Ray Kirk, Larry Buckley, Harold Marron and Steve Tritica won league night at Highland View Golf Club. Jack Crowley was closest to pin on hole 5 and nearest the flag with drive on hole 9. Jim Crowley was closest to hole 6. Other placings listed: 2. Bill Johnson, Jack Crowley, Pat Gilboy, Larry Brackovac. 3. George Huddleston, George LaBranche, Jim Lester, Bill Meager. 4. Skip Koprovica, Tony Dubb, Bill Stanaway, Glen Gerry.
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Ray Kirk
Larry Buckley
Harold Marron
Steve Tritica
Highland View Golf Club
Jack Crowley
Jim Crowley
Bill Johnson
Pat Gilboy
Larry Brackovac
George Huddleston
George LaBranche
Jim Lester
Bill Meager
Fullmer Tiger bout postponed due to foot injury
Gene Fullmer's manager said promoters agreed to a two week delay for the Fullmer versus Tiger championship because the Utah boxer's foot injury forced the postponement. Sugar Ray Robinson headlines in a 10 round match against Joey Giardello at Philadelphia Convention Hall Monday night.
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West Jordan
Utah
Gene Fullmer
Fullmer
Dick Tiger
Sugar Ray Robinson
Cassius Clay
Joey Giardello
Philadelphia
Convention Hall
Daddy
Reynolds Wins All-Around Title at Drummond Rodeo
John Reynolds of Melrose won the all-around title at the 20th annual Legion Rodeo in Drummond. He placed in three riding events, earning top money of 364.50 dollars, with a second in bareback bronc, first in saddle bronc, and a tie for second in bull riding. Other winners included Marty Backstrow, Fred Baker, Billy Lawrence, Ken Noddings, and Ethie Olgilvie in respective events.
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Drummond
UPI
John Reynolds
Melrose
Benny Reynolds
Legion
Reynolds
Marty Backstrow
Missoula
Fred Baker
Billy Lawrence
Ken Noddings
Powell
Wyo
Ethie Olgilvie
Florence
Air Borough Leads to Narrow Gumby Memorial Win
Air Borough driven by M B Kelley of Cloquet Minnesota led from the start at Beaumont Race Track in the 6 furlong T A Gumby Memorial Handicap. Peppet surged from behind to threaten late, but Air Borough held on by a neck for the victory with Vondonna a distant third.
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Belgrade
Air Borough
M.B. Kelley
Cloquett
Minn
Peppet
Beaumont
Vondonna
Boros Becomes Oldest Open Champion At 43
Julius Boros, 43, won the U S Open in Brookline after a 1 under 70 in a three man playoff over Arnold Palmer who battled illness and Jacky Cupit. Cupit shot 73 and Palmer 76 as Boros claimed his second Open title and latest record.
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Mass
Julius Boros
Arnold Palmer
Jacky Cupit
Young Cupit
Palmer
Boros
Cupit
Tecoff
Arnie
Ted Ray
Britain
Inverness
New
Francis Ouimet
TV Schedule Listing for Daytime Programs
A sequence of broadcast slots shows 8:00 Say When through 1:30 You Don't Say with game shows and talk/variety programs including The Price Is Right Truth or Consequences The Doctors and Loretta Young listed among the daytime lineup.
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General Hospital
KCPX
Stoney Burke
Ben Casey
Bishop
Jack LaLanne
Ben Jerrod
the Doctors
Loretta Young
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