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Montana Standard-Post, Saturday, September 17, 1960 7 J(oJ1 Purples Roll Up 3-1 Margin In Yards and First Downs Spalm Cops 20th Game With No-Hitter (Continued from Pas 1) which ended the scoring for the alght. Braves Stylish Lefty-Fans 15 Phillies; Pittsburgh Defeated Butte line on two plays for a first down. Cunneen gained 8. Harrington tossed a long pasa to Mick Delaney who outjurnped two Bulldog defenders in reception on the 50-yard line. Officials called a 15-yard penalty on Butte on the play.

Maroons choose to take the penalty rather than the 24-yard pass gain, thus getting another play. Harrington passed again to Delaney but the throw was abort and the half ended, Butte 7, Central 0. Butte went 79 yards on nine plays for its second touchdown, scored after eight minutes and 29 seconds of play In the third quarter. Janhunen kicked off 51. Albright sidestepped his way for a 29-yard return to the Central 38.

The Maroons moved to a first down on the 50 before the Bulldogs tightened up. Albright punted 31 to Given, who returned six to Butte's 21. Stage ii Set Johnston set the stage for the Bulldog's second TD. He wheeled off a 39-yard gain over end for a first down on the Central 40, then went. again for 18 yards and a first down on the Maroon 22.

Liard, Clabattari and Johnston plunged for a first down on the Central 10. Johnston gained one on a reverse, Ciabattari was stopped and then took a pitchout from Olds and went over end to score. Janhunen missed his first PAT attempt for the season and Butte led, 13-0, Which was the score at the end of the quarter with Butte In possession on the 50-yard line. Dally Gaffies Fumble -Bill Daily, junior end for the runs, driving in two runs apiece, and led the San Francisco Giants to a 6-2 victory ever the St. Louis Cardinals Friday night.

The Cards scored both their, runs on homers, Stan Musial's. 17th in the sixth inning and Charley James' second in the next in-', ning. Miller, who took over for Juan Marichal with one away In the fourth inning after the was delayed by rain for, an hour; and 32 minutes, received credit for the victory his seventh against -six defeats. The Cards remained six games behind the league-leading Pitts, burgh Pirates, who also were de- feated. But they yielded second-place to the Milwaukee Braves! by a half game.

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DP-Jarler and Whltet Amaintano. Breaeoud and Cepeda; 01b Crippen Downed After Pass Reception Bobby Crippen, Butte High end, Is downed by Garry Monahan, Central quarterback, after Crippen took a 4-yard pass from Jerry Olds as Butte marched 67 yards for the first touchdown in the Butte-Central city championship classic Friday night' In the background, Lewis Schneller, (48), Butte guard, who played some great defensive ball, is shown on one knee. Butte won, 13-7. (Staff photo by Bill Howell.) 19 second old when Jerry Laird inhered Mi way over left and for 31 yarda and the touchdown. Danny Janhunen place kicked the added point.

Butte had received the opening I klckoff, Bill Albright booting ,48 yarda to Wayne Paffhausen, who returned to the Butte 33. From that noint Laird sained 15 on two plays. Mark Clabattari added three and Laird pushed for a first down on the Central 45. Gary Selby. Butte startlnf fullback, Clabattari and Jerry Olds, quarterback, hit the Maroon line from all angles for a first down on the Maroon 30.

Olds then tossed a pass to Bob Crippen for a gain of four. Clabattari picked up five more on an off-tackle play and then Laird swung into the clear for the 21-yard scoreboard 'spinner. Dan Janhunen place kicked the added point. 7-0 at Half Central received. Dan Ferrlter, Garry Monahan and John Cuneen alternated In pigskin toting for a first down on the Central 46.

Bull' dogs held and Albright punted 33 to Paffhausen, who returned to the Butte 21. Laird, behind crisp, sharp blocking, ran left end for 14 and a first down on the Butte 28. The Bulldogs picked up another first down on the 38 before Central defense tight' ened. As the quarter ended it was fourth down and five to go for the Purples on their own 42. Score: Butte 7, Central 0.

Famble Spoils Marooa Chance Mel Johnston punted 23 to Rob bie Harrington, Central signal caller the second quarter opened. Central's ground attack was stopped and Albright punted 28 to Paffhausen who returned, three to me Binie Laird was stopped, then picked dp 10 but Butte was penalized 9, nullifying the gain. Olds tried a shot pass which was Intercepted by Bill Albright who, In a beautiful bit of open field running, returned 30 to the Butte 20. Maroon fans, sensing a TD, were on their feet. Cunneen pushed 8 to the Butte 13 but on the next play the Central threat was washed out by a rumoie.

Harry Manx, 190-pound Butte tackle recovered the ball on the Bulldog 13. Maroons held and Johnston minted 48 to Monahan who returned to Central's 44. Two playi netted but 3 yarda through the stout Butte line and Albright punted. Given re turning to the Butte 44. Johnston Starts Clicking Johnston then entered the Butte offensive picture.

He reeled off gains of and 13 yards for first downs on the Butte 37 and the Central 40. The Maroons tightened i and stopped that threat, Johnston 'punting 35 to Monahan who made a fair catch on the Central 8. Bill Albright rattled through the MOST UPLAND DIHB SEM0II3 STILL OFnil Stock Up on Shells and Supplies At 18 No- Main VVVrt Open All Nitt Saturday and All Day Sunday 0 i Maroons, recovered a Butte fumble to set the stage for Central TD. Johnston had gained 18 on a draw play and a first down on the Central 32. Olds was rushed on a pRchout play and the ball went wild, Dally gaining possession of the free fumble on the Butte 41.

Cunnen sparked the Central attack with his line plunging as Central moved to a first down on the Butte 28. He lugged leather consistency for an advance to the 21. It was fourth down and one to go when Robbie Harrington dropped back, evaded two Bulldogs and tossed a 17-yard pass to Frank Spear. Maroon end. Albright gained two and then Cunneen bulled his way into the end tone.

Albright booted the added point Both Star en Defense The Maroons drove 41 yards on nine plays for their touchdown, 9 9fr Battt an ICeatrel (7) ajUSs'00- "Poor and Watte i LOB Ban Fran. 4-1 Oooles, Clip MILWAUKEE (AP) Warren Spahn of the Milwaukee Braves reached one of his top goals Friday night by pitching a no-hitter In a 44 decision over the Philadelphia Phillies for his 11th 20- victory season. The all-time winnlneest left hander in National League history struck out IS and walked two while gaining this 287th victory of his career and matching teammate Lew Burdette's no-hitter against these same Phils on Aug. W. It was Spain's fourth shutout of the season and -his 5 1st since winning his first major league game in 1946.

A brilliant play by shortstop Johnny Logan and first baseman Joe Adcock saved the no-bitter on the final out. Bob Ntoalkmus of the Phils rapped the first pitch, and the ball caromed off Spain's glove. Logan dashed in behind the mound, scooped up the ball and fired to first, where Adcock stretched and (tabbed the low and wide throw. Palls. CaUleon akrkbl Milwaukee sbrkkl 10 0 0 niton ef -Crandan a Mats ewe Jb Aaron rt Dark if Adeock ft d-Del Oreeo 10S0 400 JOOO Jkmua Jb Walters rt Herrara lb Oonaalea ef semen Woods Jb 1000 JOOO 110 0 Logan as SOS 0 Cottier Jb 110 0 spaba 1 00 01 000 0 10 0 0 00 OO 1000 0 0 1(00 1110 a-Tajlor Amaro as Lepcto Jb b-Wallo Roppa oo Buabardt O-Smlltt lose: 17 0 0 01 Totals Tetaki a Panned for Woods In Mtr.

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JSS. HOMERS SINK CARDS ST. LOUIS (AP) Orlando Cepeda and Willie Kirkland hit home Gives Up His Job ST. LOUIS (AP) Easy Ed Macauleyj-esigned Friday as general manager of the St. Louis Hawks, Western Division basket ball champions he coached until replaced last spring by Paul L.

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Perrltef Roees a Cunneen I The game ended with Butte in possession on the Central 17. Defensively outstanding performances tor Butte were those turned in by-Melvin Wattula. Lewis Schnel-ler, Gene Allen, Harry Marti, Garry Carle, Bob Crippen and Bob Given. Centrals defensive spark was spearheaded by Bill Robinson, Mick Delaney, Joe Sutey, Garry Monahan, Bill Albright and Dan Ferrlter. Baseball Standings American League W.

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NEW 4 YORK fAP)i- Hector Lopez and Roger Maris walloped home runs Friday night as the New York Yankees moved into one-game lead over Baltimore by beating the Orioles 4-2 in the open er of a four-game aeries. Starter Whitey Ford shut out the Birds on five -hits until they broke loose with two out in the ninth. But reliever Bobby Shantz, coming on with the bases loaded, saved the decision by striking out Marv Breeding with the tying run on base after giving up a two-run single to Jim Busby, Busby's single broke up a string of S3 2-1 scoreless innings for Ford over the Orioles at Yankee Stadium. But he still tnanagd to collect his fifth victory in seven decisions against the Birds this season. Mickey Mantle, pulled out of a game recently when he failed to run out a ground ball, thinking there were two out, was a vie tim of 'similar errant arithmetic in the fifth inning.

He. walked after Maria' homer, then gave the Orioles an easy doubleplay when he broke for second on Bill Skow-ron's pop up to short right Missoula Trims Anaconda, 19-0 MISSOULA (APf Missoula's "brick wall" front line held Anaconda at bay and the Spartans rolled to their second straight nonconference football victory over a Class AA foe. 19-0, Friday night. Two long marches gave the winners two touchdowns in the second priod and a 60-yard pass play accounted for the final tally in the fourth. Dick Campbell lunged from the 3 to climax the opening march and he tallied from the 5 for his second TO.

A fourth down pass from quarterback Pokey Allen to halfback Rex Hess accounted for the other The extra point was kicked by Pete Gludt in the fourth. Anaconda reached the Missoula 5 against Spartan reserves when the high achoql game ended. Butte Bowling HABIT'S ALLRTS tealgbrt Baaagaio T. Minor League Met Ko. 1 Tl.

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STAR LANES Reekettt Leaga a High series: Lea Lauderdal. SV, High single: Leo Lauderdale, SJ7. Weelera Leegae High series: Bill itnelton, S. High single: Jack Rranltt, K7. Princeton "won the Ivy League lacrosse championship for the fourth straight season.

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CXftclals: Walter Banuman. rereree; Kenneta roweU. umpire; Bob Chilton, bead ltneemaD) Wilbur AucutUna, Said judge; Walter T. Scott, tuner. Batis Ceatrai Plret dovni i 14 BW 7 4 11 4 i 5 S4 SS ST SI 1 1 1 1 4T SO '40 St wmn m.

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loss was the sixth straight for the Cubs, who managed to. end Drysdale's string of scoreless innings at 26 but were stymied by reliever Larry Sherry. I. Angelas ab Chicago Wills as SOI 1 Ashbura It Smith Jb 4 0 0 b-Drake Chilian) Jb 10 0 Th acker a T. Darts ef-B 1 1 0 d-Hatton Larkar lb 4 I 1 Zlmmer Jb Howard rf 4 11 1 Santo Jb abrkbf Real lb 4 0 1 0 Banks ta Fairly tf af Plgnatano Drysdala Sbsrry Taylor a Schefrneth oooo 400 Bouohea lb win rf Murphy at Ellsworth (r right t-Altmaa If Taialg SSSII Tetsls JJ478 a 6 truck out for Wright in 71 Ran and seared for Ashbura ta 7th a Raa and soared for Fairly ta 0th 4 Satrk flood for Tbackar ta Kb Lee 4 1 galas 01 gat 0iS Cbteag 000 001 lea 4 Reouohee, Larkar.

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MiMilL BASEBALL nETUIUVS Every Sunday 210 N. Main mil: the Detroit Tigers i '4-3 victory over Chicago Friday night and dealt the White Sox' pennant chances a damaging blow. Chius blast, a line drive that sailed over the 365-foot mark in left center field, came off reliever Gerry Staley and broke a 3-3 tie. The loss dumped the White Sox three games behind league-leading New York. The homer was Chiti'a seventh of the' season, and earned Frank, Lary his 13th victory against 15 defeats.

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XT Delock (1. S-4) 4 1 II Fomlelet 1 1 1 0 0 Stobbt Moore (W, 114) 0 0 14 0 0 INDIANS 4, Alt CLEVELAND (AP)-The. Qeve-land Indians hit three home runs in the third inning and went on to whip Kansas City 4-2 Friday night for their 14th straight triumph over the Athletics. Bill Tuttle hit a home run for Kansas City in the first inning to get the A's off to a 1-0 lead. Then in the third frame, Mike De La Hoz, John Romano and Tito Francona each cracked -solo homers "to clinch the decision for Jim Perry (17-8).

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IP EB BB BO Oarrer CL. 14) 4 0 4 4 1 1 DaTls 1 0 0 0 1 Perry (W, 174) 7M10 I I I Klippsteln IHI 0 0 1:01. A-M. i Bisons Trample Bengals, 26-13 HELENA (AP) Two speedy Great Falls halfbacks, Larry Pet ty and Jackson, plus the deception of quarterback Terry Casey led the Great Falls Bisons to a 26-13 nonconference football vic tory over the Helena Bengals Fri day night. After falling behind 6-0 In the opening three minutes, Great Falls relied almost entirely on its run ning game to score four touch downs against the Bengals.

Both are Class AA high schools, i. The Bisons lied the score late in the first quarter on an 8-yard pass from Casey to Petty. Petty kicked the conversion and the Bisons were never headed. In the second quarter Great Falls took over the ball on their own 16-yard line and marched to another score in 13 plays. Football Finals Butts 11.

Butt Central T. Missoula It. Anaconda 0. Anaconda Central 24, Hamilton II. Oreat Falls St.

Helena 1J. Billings 84. Rapid City, S.D. I. BlUlngs Wett 40.

Boteman JV 0. KallspeU 17. Missoula M. Belgrade 32. Boatman Holy Rosary I.

Towniend 44. Twin Bridget 0. Conrad 32. Shelby 0. Big Timber 7, Rarlowton 0.

Havre 44. Laurel 7. Sidney Hardin 10. Frenchtown 11. Arleo 13 (Ut), Charlo 1J, Troy 0.

BlKfork Jg. Plaint 7. Philips burg St. Regis 12. Alberton 41.

SterensvUlt 0. Poison 19. Ronan 0. Choteau SO, Sunburst IS. VaUer 14, Browning 8.

Fairfield 7. Cut Bank S. Lewlstown Bt. Leo't St. Winifred 0.

Slmmi S3. Cascade 7. Hlghwood 0. Moccaein (lis). Hobton JL Wlnnett COLLEGE Oregon Stale 14.

Southern Calif. I PRO FOOTBALL Chicago 11, PitUhurgh JlMe-(NFL). DaUas Oakland tATU. Uimere Brandt if Wooding ll Rbneon 9b Dropo lb b-Peerson Han ten as Trlandoe e-glepbens asrbblHew Terk ak bl til nenrosa ta a i i 4 11 0 Marls it 4 0 1 OiMantle of 4 0 1 OSkowroo lb IS OlLopes 11 4 11 0 Plsonl If out 3 0 10 0 0 4 0 13 Howard Boyer Jb Kubek si Pord 0 0 0 4 0 10 10 0 1 5 0 0 0 Busby el Breeding Barber a-Pbllley Brown Tetab) Sb4 0 0 0 abanti 0 0 0 0 0 ol tl Twtahj IT 4 4 to th: a Orounded out tor la Barber Ran for Dropo tth; Ran for Blaodos st pa. BaNtmere 000 000 New Terk 000 111 Hansen.

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104) SS-IT I1S Shanti 14 1 0 0 117. A HOMER HURTS CHISOX DETROIT (AP) Harry Chi-ti's eighth inning home run gave Sainis Full Out In Last Minute ANACONDA The aroused Saints of Anaconda Central trailing Hamilton's Broncs by 19-18 with a minute and five seconds left in the game, rode to victory Friday night when Bobby Joe Sullivan fired a 49-yard pass into the end rone to John Chor. A running play for the extra point failed, and Anaconda finished on top, 24-19. It was the first Class West game for each side. The Saints trailed from the opening seconds of the fourth period.

A fair-sized crowd watched the evenly-matched struggle In Mitchell Stadium. Central scored first midway in the first quarter when Quarterback Sullivan launched a pass to Pat Walsh that carried to the Broncs' 5. Sullivan skirted right end for the score. A backfield mixup prevented the conversion. With five minutes of the half re-m a i 1 Hamilton Quarterback Harley Marvin, starting, on Central's 35.

whipped a pass into the end tone to Bruce Blahnik. When a running play for extra point failed, the clubs were 641. Only 28 seconds of the half was left when Ed Wall recovered a Central punt blocked on the Saints' 28 and lugged the' ball lo the 4. A spot pass, Marvin to Blahnik, 1 scored, and Tidball's kick was good for 1S-6. Hamilton.

Midway in the third period. Central hammered away from its own 31 to the foes' 7, where Joe Mor-. ris struck center for the touchdown. The Broncs retaliated on long runs by Hettrick and Marvin and in seven plays reached the Central 9. With one second left, Hettrick ran left end for a touchdown.

In the opening second of the fourth, Morris galloped 61 yards for Central's third TD, making it 19-18. The teams matched forays until the final minute, when the Sullivan-to-Clwr long shot pulled it out." i 1 Butana Speedway Presents Ret rarda gained' rasbtnc Forward pastes porwaraA oompisisn Tarda gained, passes Pore aids bitereepted by Number of punts At. diet, of punts, pda. Punt returns, rant Pumbles Baa feet, fumblat Number of penalties Tartu Klokoftb Aeg. yards on ilekorh XlckoS returns, yards Prom line of serUntnage.

EAGLES GET BURROUGHS LOS ANGELES (AP) The Los Angeles Rams Friday traded veteran defensive back Don Bur roughs to the Philadelphia Eagles for an undisclosed draft choice. 2 P.I VI 50c 60 Laps State Championship Stocltcar Races MSffl Sept. 180 to 12 1st Prize $1CD 2nd $50 3rd $25 Women's: $50 if not tn first three! Rules and ticketi ivailabU at river! On Salt at Spillum's and Whitehall Businesses location: 5 miles So. of Whitehall, Just follow the signs from Whitehall stoplight, "from Renova Bridge to "Point cf the Rocks" on Jefferson River- (East side of rlTtr enly) Tirno Trials 1 P.Mi Races.