Yankees Rally To Take Opener In Cleveland Series
Tony Kubek drove in five runs with two homers and a single as the New York Yankees beat the Cleveland Indians 10 to 6 in Cleveland. John James earned the win, improving to 4 0, while Johnny Klippstein took the loss in relief. The game opened a four game set before 39 675 fans.
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Thomas Cleared 7-2 for AAU Record At Bakersfield
John Thomas of Boston jumped 7 feet 2 inches to set a world high jump mark at the National AAU Track and Field Championships in Bakersfield. Harold Connolly neared his hammer record, while performing with an unusual back technique as the meet opened.
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AFL Signing College Draws Fire From NFL Proxy Rozelle
Philadelphia report states NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle warns the AFL precedent of signing undergraduates could ruin college football after the Chargers sign three undergraduates, including Jack Espinship, Frank Nix, and Ernie Wright. Foss of the AFL pledges no future undergraduate signings.
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Veeck Under Knife
CHICAGO AP Bill Veeck president of the Chicago White Sox was improving at Mercy Hospital after another amputation of his right leg. Dr Athony Guzauskas said the operation was successful and release in two weeks planned. Three inches of bone above the knee were removed. Veeck injured the leg in the Pacific during World War II serving with the Marines. This marked the seventh operation on the limb.
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Braves option Lopata to Louisville in 24 hour recall rule
The Milwaukee Braves announced that catcher Stan Lopata was optioned to Louisville in the American Association with a 24 hour recall possibility.
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Snead Palmer Lead Canada Cup Golf Race at Halfway
Sam Snead and Arnold Palmer put the United States three strokes ahead at the halfway in Portmarnock Ireland as South Africa faltered and Ireland surged. Snead tied for the individual lead with Van Donck at 140 while Palmer was one stroke back with 140.
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Arnold Palmer
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Legion in Kalispell to face Butte in weekend games
Coach Ed Gerry brings an undefeated Butte squad to Kalispell for two Western Division Montana American Legion baseball games this weekend. Games are at 5 p.m. tonight and 1 p.m. Sunday. Batting order tonight features Chen Dunstan, Jerry Olds, Gary Selby, Frank Spear, John Quilicio, Jim O’Neill, Jim Michellottis, Al O’Leary, John Cuneen II with a broader roster including Engleking Payne Pollard Orlich Franey Roach Brozovich Lynch.
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Jerry Olds
Gary Selby
Frank Spear
John Quilicio
Jim O'Neillec
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al O'Learyef
John Cuneen II
Jon Engleking
Dave Payne
Wendall Pollard
Chuck Orlich
Jim Franey
Bob Roach
Gene Brozovich
Mike Lynch
Georgetown Lake Fishing Derby Opens Montana Season
In Montana fishing news, Georgetown Lake near Anaconda prepares to open Sunday with a big derby marking opening day. State Fish and Game notes improved conditions though luck varied, with two to three pound trout common at Hebgen Lake and flies rising in popularity. Roving anglers should heed regulations and watch for tagged trout at Harrison Lake in Ennis. Local reports mention one to two pound trout in many streams and anglers gathering near Helena for events.
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Mizell Leads Pirates Past Cubs as Dodgers Top Braves
Wilmer Mizell pitched seven hits and drove in two runs as the Pirates beat Chicago 4-1 to extend their lead. Los Angeles Dodgers defeated Milwaukee 5-3 in 10 innings, snapping the Braves streak, while San Francisco edged Cincinnati 5-3 and Philadelphia beat St Louis 4-3.
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Gunderson Wins 16th Women’s Collegiate Golf Title
Jo Anne Gunderson, 21, of Kirkland Washington, defeated Judy Eller on the 20th hole to win the 16th annual Women’s Collegiate Golf Tournament at Stanford California. Eller, 19 from the University of Miami, was the defending champion. Gunderson previously beat Eller for the 1957 national amateur championship also on the 20th hole in Sacramento California.
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Tenn
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Sacramento
Little Leagues deliver tight finish in 10-9 Coca Cola win
Fasincanti homered the decider as Coca Cola edged Active Club 10-9. Arms Moodry and Casey formed the winning battery while Garlish and Thomas toed the line for Active Club. Northwest scene saw Johnson Der ray and Frank Little go 3 for 4 with Dunks homering to top Montana Polo 9-3. Beaudry powered East Side AC Blues with a 3-run homer in the sixth to beat ESAC Silvers 12-9. Dombroski Lubick pitched for the winners while Gately faced Lehti for the losers.
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Indians Outpace Yankees 15 12 Behind Five for Five Bretherton
Babe Ruth League star B Bretherton went 5 for 5 while Coll ins hit two homers in a 15-12 win over the Yankees. Fasso hit a homer as East Side AC beat White's 7-1 with Gene Brozovich also homering. Eddy Leritz allowed three hits in a 7-1 East Side win.
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Australians Boo Decision In Melbourne Bout
Charley Douglas of New York won a 12 round decision over Australia’s Phil Wallace in Melbourne. The referee’s call was loudly booed as Wallace was believed to lead on points.
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Baseball schedule snippet for American and National leagues
Listings show upcoming games among major teams including Boston at Chicago, Baltimore at Kansas City, Washington at Detroit, New York at Cleveland, St Louis at Philadelphia, Teago at Pittsburgh, San Francisco at Cincinnati, and Los Angeles at Milwaukee with pitcher records noted for each matchup.
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Pro Sports Bill Clears Senate Action With Draft Provision
The professional sports bill moving to Senate action includes a controversial unlimited draft of baseball players. Democratic leader Lyndon B. Johnson cited 76 measures approved by the Senate Democratic Policy Committee as Congress nears adjournment. Major league owners denounce the bill as discriminatory and damaging.
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Jones Edges Clay In Split Decision At St. Nicholas Arena
Unbeaten New York light heavyweight Doug Jones defeated Von Clay of Philadelphia by a split 10 round decision at St. Nicholas Arena. Jones weighed 177 pounds to Clay’s 17434. The bout closed the long running Friday night fights series and sets the stage for New York television boxing to resume in October on Saturday nights.
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Crawford and Smith Reach NCAA Golf Championship Match
In Colorado Springs Dick Crawford of Houston defeated Dean Beman of Maryland 1-up after 38 holes in a semifinal, while Steve Smith of Stanford beat Gene Hansen of Minnesota 2 and 1. Crawford and Smith will meet for the title in a 36-hole final at the Broadmoor course.
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49ers Sign 10 Year Lease For Kezar Stadium
The San Francisco 49ers signed a 10 year lease for Kezar Stadium blocking Raiders use after 1961. Both clubs will share the venue next fall, forcing the Raiders to find a new stadium or playing field.
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MIT Star From Butte Pitches South Side to Third Straight Win
Mickey Haney of MIT led South Side to a 5-0 Copper League victory over North Side, throwing a one hit shutout while walking two and hitting one. Haney struck out nine, aided by key plays including a Haney-Wilson-Sullivan double play and a fourth inning run on an O Billovich error. O Billovich had three hits for South Side, as North Side suffered their third straight defeat. The Copper League returns Monday with McQueen versus Miners Union.
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Country Club Hosts Invitational Golf Event
Butte Country Club golfers will host an invitational Sunday with niblick swingers from Deer Lodge Dillon Anaconda and Helena as guests. Committee led by Lee Williams and Bob Williams includes Leroy Peterson Joe Yerkich Bud Wilkinson and Henry Bertoglio. Tom Mulholland announces entry blanks for the city championship July 24 with fees five dollars for women three for men. Strong early entries expected to aid medal play planning.
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Helena Cardinals topple Anaconda Anodes 4 to 1 in league
Helena Cardinals remain undefeated at 7 0 by beating Anaconda Anodes 4 to 1 in a State Baseball League game. Jack Sautter earned the pitching decision over Lowell Schneider as rival catchers Jerry Kerrick and Gene Meyers doubled for the game’s only extra base hits. Tra Tie Anodes eeiainabnceeni. ee
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Suspended Dog Racers On Doping Charge
Wonderland Dog Track in Revere Massachusetts suspended three owners and three trainers after traces of a depressant were found in their dogs. Names include George A. Alderson Michael Castellani Charles Todd Lee E. Wells Louis Anderson Clarence Connick. Dogs under their control are barred from the track. This marks the track's first doping suspensions in 26 years.
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Anaconda Sportsmen Offer Fish Derby Mount Discounts
Anaconda Sportsmen announce permission to leave fish at local locker plants for mounting with special rates tied to the Georgetown Fish Derby. Atcheston Taxidermist services in Butte.
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