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Major League Leaden By United Press International National League G. AB R. H. Pet. Alou, Pitt 93350 49117 .334 Clmnt, Pitt 98407 65135 .332 Cepeda, StL 85 295 45 97 .329 Stargll, Pitt 94 336 57110 .327 Alou, Atla 107 461 77 149 .333 Morgn, Hou 68251 34 80 .319 Carty, Atla 96 311 42 99 .318 Allen, Phila 85315 69100.317 Helms, Cin 85326 52103 .316 Harper, Cin 98 353 62108 .306 Santo, Chi 98 353 57 108 .306 American League G.

AB R. H. Pet. Minn 103400 63131 .328 76235 47 76 .323 87 307 60 98 .319 103377 105423 102355 99347 88317 Oliva, Snydr, Bait Kaline, Det F.Rbsn, Bal B.Rbsn, Bal Vita, Wash Powll, Bait Rchrdt, Cal Berry, Chi Hwrd, Wash McAulf, Det 82 119 .316 73 126 .298 57105.296 58102 .294 48 92 .290 94 266 33 77 .289 101 350 39 99 .283 75251 53 71 .283 Home Runs National League: Aaron, Braves 31; Torre, Braves 26; Allen, Phillies 25; Stargell, Pirates Mays, Giants 24. American League: F.

Robinson, Orioles 31; Pepitone, Yanks 25; Colavito, Indians 24; Powell, Orioles Kiilebrew, Twins 22. Runs Batted In National League: Aaron, Braves 85; Stargell, Pirates 73; Torre, Braves, Allen, Phillies, Clemente, Pirates White, Phillies 68. American League: B. Robonson, Orioles 82; Powell, Orioles 78; F. Robonson, Orioles 75; Kiilebrew Oliva, Twins 62.

Pitching National League: Regan, Dodgers 10-1; Perry, Giants 152; Marichal, Giants 174; Koufax, Dodgers 17-5; Maloney, Reds 11-4. American League: Watt, Orioles 8-2; S. Miller, Orioles 72; McNally, Orioles Sanford, Angels 10-3; Palmer, Orioles 124. x-Does not include twilight Night games. Veteran golfer shoots 65 CLEVELAND (AP) -Veteran Gardner Dickinson shot a blistering six under par, 65 Wednesday for top honors in the pro-amateur preliminary to the $100,000 Cleveland Open Golf Tournament.

The 38-year-old Dickinson, playing out of Lost Tree Village, canned a 15-foot putt on the 18th hole to claim the revamped Lakewood Country Club Course record. Dickinson, 15th on the pro money list, with earnings in excess of $35,000, birdied five of the last six holes on the par layout. Four stale youths going io iourney MISSOULA (AP) Four Montana youths are to compete in the Jaycee Junior National Golf Tournament starting Sunday at Greensbioro, N. C. They are Mike Barnett and Mike Anton, both of Missoula; Steve Sullivan of Butte; and Marlin Hansen of Kalispell.

Indians scalp leading Orioles Montana Thursday, 4, Montana CLEVELAND (AP) -Max Alvis hit a three-run triple and Fred Whitfield clouted a two- run homer Wednesday night to lead the Cleveland Indians to a 9-6 despite five Baltimore home runs. Frank Robinson and Powell both hit two homers for the Orioles. Whitfield also knocked in a run with a single in the third inning, when the Indians up with five runs. Yanks blank Angels ekm ats ftntta ANAHEIM (AP) Mel Stottlemyre pitched a two-hitter, clouted a homer and drove in twp runs Wednesday night as the New York Yankees broke a five-game losing streak with a 9-0 victory ovr the California Angels. Stottlemyre 10-12, allowed only a fourth-inning single by Senators win over Kansas City KANSAS CITY (AP) Pinch hitter Dick Nen's two-run double in the sixth inning snapped a 2-2 deadlock, leading the Washington Senators to a 4-3 victory over Kansas City Wednesday night.

The Senators scored the deciding runs in the sixth against 21-year-old John (Blue Moon) Odom, who was making only his second start of the season. Odom walked Don Lock with one out, wild-pitched him to second and yielded an infield single by Paul Casanova before Nen, hitting for pitcher Pete Richert, delivered his double to right. WASHINGTON KANSAS CITY ab bl ab bl Brlnkmn ss 5 1 0 0 Cmpnerls is 5 1 I 0 Saverine 2b 5 0 1 0 Gosger If McMulln 3b 4 I 1 0 Chavaria If Valentine rf 3000 Tatton ph FHoward If 4012 Hershbgi Lines Kline 0000 Repoz cf 0000 Cater Ib Lock cf 2110 Charles 3b Harrelson Ib 4 0 2 0 DGreen 2b Casanova 4 1 1 0 Roof Richert 2010 Fazio pr Nen ph 1012 Odom Hmphrys 0000 Stock Klrkland If 1000 Blasngme ph 0 0 0 0 Sanders 0000 Stahl ph 1010 3000 oooo 1000 rf 4011 4000 4120 3010 4121 4011 0000 2000 0000 Total 35 4 4 Total 35 3 9 3 Washington KansasClty 002 0 2 ..1 no 100-3 1, Kansas City 1, 7, Kansas City a. Hershberger, Cater, Nen, Harrelson. Green (4).

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Butte thus qualified to go to Great Falls for the state championship tournament the weekend of Aug. 19-21. Daly Bank is Anaconda's district champion. Several Daly players will be in the Anaconda All-Star lineup Friday night at 8 o'clock under the lights in Washoe Park over there. DeLuxe-Rainier won the state title in 1964 in Anaconda.

GOOD SEATS AVAILABLE BUTTE CIVIC CENTER "Best show ever" -Toronto Telegram has the Ziegfeld touch" -Walter Winchell INTERiNATIONAl- Thursday, Aug. 4 thru Sunday, Aug. 7 i Thursday thru p.m. Sponsored by "Wnees: Sat. at 2:30 p.m., Bagdad Shrine Sun.

at 2:30 and 6:30 p.m. NOTE: Times quoted MOUNTAIN DAYLIGHT TIME PRICES $2.00, $3.00, $3.50 All Seats Reserved Children (Under 16) HALF-PRICE, Sat. Mat. Only BOX OFFICE BUTTE CIVIC CENTER OPEN 10 A.M. PHONE RESERVATIONS Butte Civic Phone 792-8391 Jose Cardenal and a sixth-inning single by Bobby Knoop.

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Boyer IP ER BB SO Stotlmyre (W.10-12) 9 20027 D.Chance (L, 8-13) 31-3 5 7 6 6 Reed 22-3 3 2 Newman 2 2 0 Lee 1 0 0 1 3 0 0 1 Detroit Tigers, Chicago split DETROIT (AP) Romano's two-run homer triggered a five-run explosion in the eighth inning, carrying the Chicago White Sox to a 6-3 victory over Detroit and a split of their doubleheader Wednesday night. FIRST CAME CHICAGO DETROIT ab bl ab bl Berry If 4131 Wert 3b 4000 Agee cf 4010 GBrown If 4000 HicVs rl 4000 Cash Ib 3010 Romano 4000 Kaline cf 3000 Wllhelm 0000 WHorton rf 3000 Adalr ss 3000 Lumpe 2b 4010 Skowron Ib 3000 Wood pr 0100 Buford 3b 3000 MFartane a 4 1 2 1 Weis 2b 3000 Oyler ss 3010 BHoward 3010 Northrup ph 1 1 1 2 MNrtney 0000 Lotich 3000 Total 31 1 5 1 Total 32 3 3 One out when winning run scored Chicago ODD 000 001 1 Petrolt 000 OOP 0 3 3, Detroit 7. McFarlane, Lumpe. Berry (7), Northrup IP RERBBSO B.Howard (L, 5-3) 2 2 3 Wllhelm 0411100 Lolich (W, 10-8) 9 51104 SECOND GAME CHICAGO DETROIT ab bl ab bl Buford 3b 5000 Wert 3b 4110 Agee cf 4012 Wood 2b 3211 Ward If 4110 Cash Ib 4021 Romano 5222 WHorton rf 4021 Berry rf 3000 GBrown If 4000 Skowron Ib 4120 Stanley cf 4010 Adair ss 5121 MFarlane 4 0 0 0 We 2b 2000 Oyler ss 2000 Causey 2b 1010 Podres 2000 Burgess ph 1011 MAuliffe ph 1000 Ella ss 1100 Sherry 0000 Lamabe 1000 wlckshm 0000 Higgins 0000 Agulrre 0000 FRobinsn ph 1 0 0 0 Monbquet 0 0 0 0 Wilhelm oooo Hicks ph 1000 Locker 1010 Total 39 6 11 6 Total 32 3 7 3 Chicago 010 ooo Detroit 102 000 Wood (2). 2 11, Detroit 4 (B).

IP RERBBSO Lamab. Higgins Wllhelm Locker (W, 6-7) Podres Sherry (L, 6-3) Wlckersham Agulrre Monbouquet 4 1-3 0 3 0 3 1 7 5 0 2 1-3 1 1-3 2 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 3 0 5 3 5 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 Twins take Bosox, 7-2 MINNEAPOLIS ST. PAUL (AP) Earl Battey's two-run double climaxed a four-run fifth inning for Minnesota as the Twins beat Boston 7-2 Wednesday. BOSTON MINNESOTA ab bl ab bl Petroelll ss 4000 Versalles is 5 2 3 0 Foy 3b 4000 JHall If 5131 Ystrmskl If 3 1 1 1 OHva rf 3001 Conlglaro rf 4 0 0 0 Kiilebrew 3D 4 1 2 1 Scott Ib 4000 Mincher Ib 4110 Demeter cf 3 1 1 1 Battey 4022 Jones 2b 3000 Tovar 2b 3100 Ryan 3000 Uhlaendr cf 3 1 1 1 Sheldon 1000 Boswell 4000 Lonborg OOOO Tartabull ph 1 0 1 0 Osinski OOOO Kasko ph 1010 Stigman OOOO Total 31 2 4 2 Total 35 7 12 6 Boston ...010 000 ...100 840 000 222 Butte, The Helena American Legion baseball team stopped a Butte rally in the ninth inning and defeated Butte, 8-5, Wednesday night at Alumni Stadium in an exhibition game. Butte took off with a three- run lead in the first inning, and Helena tied it up and went one run ahead in the seventh on five hits.

Butte came back in the bottom half of the seventh to score two runs on three hits and one Helena error to lead 5-4. After a scoreless eighth inning, Helena moved ahead and won the ball game in the ninth with three hits and four runs. Starting the mound action for Helena was Bob Olson who worked three innings. He was replaced by Dan Jacques who was credited with the win. Reggie Voiles was behind the plate all the way for Helena.

Bob Thomas was the starting pitcher for Butte. After pitching for innings, he was relieved by Steve Duggins. The Butte team will travel to Helena for another game tonight at 8 p.m. (MST) in Helena's Legion ball park. Helena 000 000 40 4-8 11 Butte 300 00020 0-5 10 BALTIMORE CLEVELAND ab bl ab bl Aparlclo ss 5010 LBrown it 4211 Snyder cf FRobinsn If BRoblnsn 3b Powell Ib Bowens rt DJohnson 20 Roznvsky palmer Held ph Brabendr 5010 Wagner If 4130 222 Davallllo cf 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 Hlnton cf 2211 233 Whitfield Ib 4223 1 1 Colsvlto rt 2100 000 Alvis 3b 411) 000 Salmon 2b BJohnson ph 1 0 0 0 Total Baltlmor.

Cleveland 000 Azcue 000 Slebert 0 I 0 Tlant 38ill 6 Total 0 00 111 II 0051X11 1, Cleveland 1. 5, Cleveland 5. Wagner, Hlnton, Aparlclo 2 (24), Bowens (6), F.Robinson 2 (33), Whitfield (20), L.Brown (3) IP RERBBSO Palmer (L, 12-5) 4 7 6 6 3 2 Brabender 4 3 3 3 2 0 Slebert (W, 11-4) 71-3 9 5 5 0 2 Tlant 1 2-3 1 1 0 1 Little League The Elks of the Northwest Little League took third place in the City Litt'e League tournament Wednesday night by defeating the New York Life Agents of the Mile High League, 7-2. Roger Cassidy hurled a four hitter and struck out 11 men. Scott Trottier hit a home run to aid the winning team to victory.

The Elks are coached by Larry Hawe and George Skule- tich. A tournament game for first and second places will be played tonight at 6:30 in the Mile High Field between Bartels Insurance and Schumachers. Angels become first AL team to top million in attendance ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP)-The California Angels, playing in the smallest city hi the majors, have become the first American League club to top a million in attendance this season. Playing their first year in the plush Anaheim Stadium, the Angels have caught fire both at the boxoffice and on the field.

President Robert 0. Reynolds expected a good start because of the novelty of big league baseball hereabouts. But the fan turnout exceeded expectations. And the team is third in the standings. Reynolds now hopes for at least 1.5 million for the season.

Last year, sharing the stadium of the Los Angeles Dodgers, the club drew but 566,727. The three-level Angel stadium seats 43,204 and Tuesday night's crowd of 25,465 raised the season total to 1,001,074. "Thanks a million," was flashed on the 230-foot-high message board. Then came a barrage of firecrackers. It made little difference that the Angels were behind, 5-1, at the time, but the fans were de- VISITTHE Air Conditioned IT CLUB WANTED TRAINEES Men ond women are urgently needed to train at IBM Computer Programming and Machine Training Persons selected will be trained in a program which need not interfere with present job.

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Uhlaender. IP RER BBSO 5 1 1-310000 Sheldon (L, 5-12) Lonborg Osinski Stigman Boswell (W, 11-5) 1 T-O-N-I-T-E AT THE Rumpus Room "THE ICE-MEN" Men's Slow Pilch District Tournament Wednesday's Games Big Butte 12, Hlichln' Post 5 Marty's 6, Trieste 5 Classic 5, McQueen 4 Renegades 5, Koochys I Koochys Marty's 7 McQueen 16, Big Butte 6 Thursday's Schedule All Games In Clark Park vs Koochys Renegades vs Classic of 6:30 game vs loser of 1:30 game Now Playing Virginia City Players p.m. Nightly THE SAWBONES IN SPITE OF HIMSELF Plus-VARIETY SHOW Before the Show Smorgasbord at WELLS FARGO COFFEE HOUSE NOTICE To All Members of Butte Teamsters Local No. 2 Meetings will be held Thursday, August 4, 1966 at 1 P.M. and 7 P.M.

The Teamsters Building 3345 Harrison Ave. Purpose Dependent Life Insurance Program Signed SLOAN Vice President and Business Representative 4011 4010 2000 1000 World's greatest golfers to vie for top money in Cleveland Open CLEVELAND (UPI) -Despite the small, hard-to-hit greens, the world's greatest golfers are not expected to meet much trouble as they vie tor top money in the $100,000 Cleveland Open championship at the Lakewood Country Club Thursday. The long hot, humid weather, which has plagued this region most of the summer making the greens dry and hard to hold, is not likely to create many problems, according to most of the players. Lakewood is not long as courses with a par is all adds up to a bushel of birdies for the field of 144 torid professionals and as they begin 72 holes of play with the final round on Sunday. But the course is not without its challenges.

For instance No. 9, a water hole, is only 135-yards long. Much of the distance, however, is over water and already in practice rounds some pros sagely agree it lives up to its name "Hazard Lake." The narrow, tree-'ined fairways are also expected to claim then- share of casualties. "You must hit good shots on every hole to be rewarded," warns Lakewood head professional Jerry Boyidn. "There are no give-aways." Most experts, though, say the pron will tear the course apart, predicting 13 and possibly 16 under par will win the championship.

Strong field The field certainly appears to be one of the strongest this year. Seemingly stronger than the U.S. Open, the Masters, and the PGA, all the name stars highly-touted young players on the professional tour, most of whom did not compete in the big three because of qualification restrictions. Among those competing for the $25,000 first money are defending champion Dan Sikes, Al Geiberger, who captured the PGA championship in Akron, 0. two weeks ago, U.S.

Open champion Billy Casper, Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player and a long host of other top touring professionals. lighted when the Californians rallied to tie in the bottom of the ninth, and won, 6-5 in the llth inning on Paul Schaal's inside-the-park home run, the first ever at Big A. Anaheim is a mushrooming city of more than 150,000. It was founded as an agricultural community and had but 14,000 souls in 1950. Then came the housing boom in suburbs surrounding Los Angeles.

Now there are 1 million people within 10 miles of the stadium, and within 30 miles are 6 million. ATHLETE'S FOOT HOW TO TREAT Apply quick-drying T-4-L. It faka hold to check itch, burning In MINUTES. In 3 to 5 days, Infected ikln sloughl oil. Watch HEALTHY skin replaci III If not delighted IN ONE HOUR, your 48c back at any drug countar.

NOW at Drugs. DIAL-LOG For Today's PROGRAMS The program and times given below were furnished through the co-operanon of Butte Cable-TV and Station KGVO Missoula, with the assurance that they are accurate with the possible occasional exception resulting from unavoidable Changs due to network pre-emption. ALL TIMES LISTED ARE MOUNTAIN STANDARD TIME Channels Listed QKUTV KSL KGVO KGVO KCPX ID KUED In This Program Section NBC Salt Lake City CBS Salt Lake City CBS, ABC NBC Missoula. Mont CBS, ABC NBC Missoula, Moot. ABC Salt Lake City EDUCATIONAL Salt Lake City (O-COLOR THURSDAY, AUGUST MORNING 5:45 Farm Report 5:50 Town and Country 6:00 Living Language Summer Semester Today in the West (:30 tj) Mike Wallace 1:40 Guideposts 0 Vietnam Report (C) Big Sky Farm Show (:50 Fireman Frank 7:00 Today (C) Admiral Bernie (C) Today Show 7:45 Cisco Kid 1:00 Eye Guess Ca P'- Kangaroo (C) (jj) I Love Lucy 1:15 King and Odle 1:30 Concentration Romper Room (C) Dark Shadows Chain Letter Eye Guess Supermarket Sweepstakes 1:30 Showdown Jack La Lanne Dating Game 10:00 Chai Lctlcr Donna Reed 10:30 Swinging Country Showdown Father Knows Best 10:45 Guiding Light 11:00 PD (C Girl Jeopardy 11:30 fj Let's Make a Deal (C) HJ Swinging Country 11:55 Carolyn Dunn Ca P'- Scotty and Jiminy 4 3:55 Doctors House Call 4:00 Movie: "The Skipper Surprised His Wife" Password 4:30 'Q Superman 0 Stingray Hoppity Hooper 5:00 Cartoons You Asked For It 5:20 0 Sport Panorama 5:30 Huntley-Brinkley 0 Weather (C) Huntley-Brinkley Picture Power Black Whitt Color RADIO ENGINEERING AND SERVICE W.

Park Ph. 7M-1870 EVENING AFTERNOON 12:00 Da 5 of Our Lives (C High Noon Newlywed Game 12:30 Doctors As the World Turns A Time for Us 1:00 Another World 1:30 You Don't Say (C) House Party 1:00 Match Game Mike Douglas Movie: "The Affairs of Susan" concl, Scope Five Variety (C) Edge of Night (C) 8:00 Secret Storm (C) 3:30 Admiral Bernie Bingo 6:00 Weather, Sports Montana Tonight ES Sports, Weather 6:30 Daniel Boone (C) Daniel Boone Batman (C) 7:00 Movie: "A Fever In The Blood" Gidget QJ What's New 7:30 0 Mickey Finn Double Life of Henry Phyfe (C) America Opinion in the Capital 8:00 Rowan Martin (C) Dean Martin (Q Pathfinder 8:30 fj Peyton Place QJ Creative Person 9:00 (3 Laredo gj Secret Agent Q) Spectrum 9:30 Q) Expression 10:00 0 Bewitched Sports and Weather 10:15 Movie: "Phantom Lady" 10:30 f) Johnny Carson (C) Movie: "Breakthrough" Pey'on Place 11:45 Step This Way 12:00 Mcrv Griffin a Day THURSDAY NIGHT MOVIE "A Fever in the Blood" Channel 5 7 p.m. So Funny Butte Won't Let It Go! HELD OVER Positively Ends Sar. Open 6:00 Feature at: Last Complete at 8:30 ThatOTHfK Crusoe never had it so good! WALT DISNEY LT.UOIM CKDSOE JLS.NJ j. VANDYKE" NANCY KWAN TECHNICOLOR' Continuous Matinee Sat.

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