Red Legs Triumph at Livingston in Team Wins
The American Legion Redlegs defeated the Livingston Cubs 20 to 8 with Mark Argenbright the winning pitcher and Ron Stief hitting a homer and scoring four. Jim Graham earned the win against the Pirates with a grand slam, as Terry Blair, Ron Nelson and others contributed hits and defense. Games were scheduled through Sunday with trips to Big Timber and Livingston to face the Indians.
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American Legion
Livingston Cubs
Pirates
Livingston
Cubs
Mark Argenbright
Ron Stief
Terry Blair
Matt Petaja
Jim Graham
Mike Henthorn
Ron Nelson
Dan McCauley
Alan Petaja
Mark Lomeland
Clyde Chapel
Redlegs
Kevin McCauley
Big Timber
Indians
Rodeo Queen Promotes August Show and Parade Plans
Big Timber features Rodeo Queen Mela Dee Westervelt promoting the August 6 rodeo at the local arena. She tours Harlowton Columbus and Livingston to spark interest and will attend the July 24 25 Helena Rodeo Queen Clinic. Community events include Big Timber baseball tournament at the City Park with Harlowton and Roundup games. Local lamb farmers discuss bids for September delivery. Women’s softball league begins at City Park each Monday night. Parade chairmen urge float ideas and prize police for the parade route and donations.
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Mela Dee Westervelt
Ber
Mela Dee
Harlowton
Columbus
Livingston
Helena
Legion Redlegs
Big Timber
Redlegs
Marilyn Lemmons
Cort Hotel
Dennis Beer
Tope Strobel
Gil Lake
Tope
Gil
Rodeo Queen Ticket Sales Support Local Causes
Rodeo Queen candidates sell 25 cent tickets to win prizes such as a water baggan camera and lawn furniture. Proceeds aid Big Timber Jayceens community projects including equipment for a special education class and new tables for an elementary school Action Center. Buying tickets supports the candidates and earns a smile from the queens.
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Big Timber Jayceens
Big Timber
New Officers Named for Lions Club
The Big Timber Lions Club installed new officers for the year including President Conrad Fredricks and First Vice President Tom Findley. Carry over director Lion Stirn remains with one year left. Lion Refsland becomes zone chairman and serves on the board of past presidents. In other notes, rattlesnake eggs and live rattlesnake sightings near Grey Cliff are recounted with field observations and caution to watch for venomous snakes.
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Big Timber Lions Club
Conrad Fredricks
Tom Findley
Bill Ferguson
Michael Jenkins
Lion Taner
Bill Wohelers
Forrest Ullman
Olaf Brekke
Louis Tecca
Don Tetlie
Lion Stirn
Lion Refsland
Howard Forsythe
Pioneer Office
Jay Anderson
Bill Bainter
George Eaton
Grey Cliff
Big Timber Little Leaguers Stretch Season With Wins
Big Timber's youngest Little League squad added four wins last week, defeating Fromberg 24 5 and Absarokee 12 2 with Mike Ames as winning pitcher. Glen Ryan Lloyd Rue and Mike Little led at the bat while errors crept in. The older group added win number six 7 1 over Fromberg as Pat Harris won. Jay Graham homered in the fifth. A close 2 1 extra innings win at Absar mar kee followed with Graham pitching 23 of 24 outs. The team improves to 7 0 and faces Harlowton Columbus Fromberg upcoming games and a July 22 23 tournament in Columbus or Bridger.
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Larry Hauge
Big Timber
Fromberg
Absarokee
Mike Ames
Glen Ryan
Lloyd Rue
Mike Little
Pat Harris
Jay Graham
Ball Club
Gary Schlader
Jim Hauge
Pat Rue
Dan Tecca
Graham
Harlowton
Columbus
Bridger
Blood Drive Urges Donors For July 26 American Legion Hall
A public blood drawing invites healthy volunteers to donate at the American Legion Hall from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on July 26. The appeal stresses the safety benefits of community blood banks and invites participation to reach quota.
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American Red Cross
America
Red Cross
The
American Legion Hall
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Lamb Pool
Boulder Mountain Lamb Pool
Monier and Company
Rodeo Queen
Lions Club
Springdale
Springdale Bridge
Stan Todd
Yellowstone
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