Oakland A's sweep Angels behind strong pitching
Catfish Hunter, Blue Moon Odom and Darold Knowles limited the California Angels to nine hits in a doubleheader sweep for Oakland. Odom and Knowles blanked the Angels on six hits after Hunter pitched a three hitter in the first game. Tenace hit a three run homer and Bando added a two run shot as Odom improved to 4-2 and Oakland opened a four game lead in the AL West.
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Catfish Hunter
Blue Moon Odom
Darold Knowles
California Angels
Oakland A’s
Odom
Knowles
Angels
Hunter
A’s
Chicago White Sox
Gene Tenace
Sal Bando
Royals Win Nightcap In Seven Run Fifth Inning Rally
Lou Piniella and John Mayberry drove in three runs each as the Kansas City Royals roughed up the Minnesota Twins 8 to 3 in the nightcap, sealing a split of a rare doubleheader. Harmon Killebrew hit his ninth homer of the season in the opener, lifting the Twins 5 to 3.
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Lou Piniella
John Mayberry
Kansas City Royals
Minnesota Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Indians sweep Yankees behind strong pitching
The Cleveland Indians, led by Gaylord Perry and Mike Kilkenny, swept a doubleheader from the New York Yankees. Game scores were 4-3 and 5-1 before a crowd of 23,196 at Cleveland.
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Cleveland Indians
Gaylord Perry
Mike Kilkenny
New York Yankees
Lady umpire Bernice Gera resigns after single game
Geneva New York AP report says Bernice Gera, a 40 year old New York housewife, quit baseball after seven inning New York Penn League game between Auburn Phillies and Geneva Rangers. She had contested calls and was criticized by Auburn manager Nolan Campbell before leaving in tears.
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Deary
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Major League Standings and Tonight's Games
National standings show Philadelphia facing Chicago and Atlanta at San Francisco as Houston visits San Diego. Other night matchups include Cincinnati at Los Angeles and Montreal at St. Louis with Milwaukee at Baltimore, Boston at Cleveland, California at Minnesota, Chicago at Kansas City, Oakland at Texas, and New York at Detroit.
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Butte club undefeated wins DeLuxe slow-pitch title
Lucky-DeLuxe of Butte remained undefeated to capture the DeLuxe men’s slow-pitch championship. MVP Mike McLaughlin homered six times and starred in left field as the team beat Sponsors 9-6 in Sunday’s final after sweeping three games the first two days.
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Butte
Great Falls
Mike McLaughlin
Lucky DeLuxe
VFW
Bozeman
Pocatello Edges Anaconda In 11 Inning Baseball Thriller
Pocatello wins 6-4 over Anaconda in 11 innings as Knutson drives in the go ahead run with a squeeze bunt. Jenkins started the 11th with a single and Norby stole second before Slane added an insurance single. Pocatello improves to 14-5 while Anaconda drops to 2-16.
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Jim Knutson
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Washoe Park
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Ken Pinson
Craig Norby
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Bob Grimes
Greg Thornton
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Pitching Leaders and Run Batted In From the Season List
A compact summary of top pitching records and RBI totals shows Blass of Pittsburgh at 9-1 with .900, Nolan of Cincinnati 9-2, Jarvis of Atlanta 6-2, Briles of Pittsburgh 5-2, Sutton of Los Angeles 8-3, and other leaders like Brewer and Kaat. RBI leaders include D Allen of Chicago with 45, Jackson of Oakland 40, May 39, Oliver 38, and Fingers 51 in relief for Oakland.
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Oakland
C.may
R.oliver
California
Mayberry
Kansas City
Kaat
Minnesota
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Baltimore
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Wright
Hunter
Lee
Boston
Lolich
Detroit
Brewers blank Red Sox in split doubleheader
Earl Stephenson earned his first major league start allowing seven scoreless innings while Ken Sanders followed with a seven hit shutout as the Milwaukee Brewers beat the Boston Red Sox 2-0 to split the AL doubleheader. In the opener Boston prevailed 8-1 as Marty Pattin worked six hits allowed with Reggie Smith belting a three run homer during a five run seventh.
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Earl Stephenson
Ken Sanders Solaala
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Red Sox
Marty Pattin
Reggie Smith
May's grand slam fuels White Sox seven-run bursts
Carlos May belted a grand slam in the fourth inning to spark a seven-run rally as Chicago built a 7-0 lead and defeated the Texas Rangers 10-5 in Arlington. Bradley and Romo credited with wins and losses went to Hand and Bradley respectively, with May hitting his seventh homer of the season.
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Shellenback
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Billings
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May
Jones
Butte Miners host Livingston in league baseball at Alumni Coliseum
Butte and Livingston meet in American Legion baseball tonight at Alumni Coliseum for an 8 p.m. game with a rematch set for Tuesday. Butte aims to snap its worst skid of the season after a 11-10 mark, riding a 5-1 league record and two recent blowout wins over Livingston. Pat Maloney will start tonight with Mark Schulte slated for Tuesday.
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Kalispell
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Varsity
Missoula
Nat Fleischer Dies at 84 World Boxing Authority Founder
Nat Fleischer, founder of Ring Magazine and editor publisher of Ring Encyclopedia, died at 84 in New York after a long illness. He originated the world champions belt and produced influential fighter ratings and boxing writings. Funeral plans are incomplete. he was a widower with daughter Mrs. Nat Loubet surviving.
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Ring Magazine
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Zemljak Wins Deer Lodge Spring Handicap Golf Title
Ed Zemljak of Butte carded an eight over par 152 to win the Deer Lodge tournament by two strokes over Jack Crowley of Butte. Crowley won low net with 142 while Helen Schaffer led the women's division with 88.
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Helen Schaffer
Betty Barton
Vi Pittman
Marg Scharf
Dale Broderick
Paul Edwards
Gene Burkey
Lou Gibson
Ray Sharp
John Hyvonen
Harold Erickson
Bill Peterson
Butte girls take third in Great Falls slow-pitch tourney
Lucky Lager of Butte finished third after a Sunday run that included a 12-5 win over Anaconda Merchants and a 17-15 victory over Don Rebel of Great Falls, with losses to King's of Billings and Little Big Man of Billings. Marty's Bar dropped to losers' division after two Saturday losses but won three Sunday before an 8-7 setback to Security Bank of Bozeman.
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King’s of Billings
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Local business listing for 716 South Arizona
Readable entry shows address 716 South Arizona with phone Ph 723 5455 and daily hours 2 to 5 for business operations. A compact classified item providing contact and schedule details.
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Arizona
Butte
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