Choteau to Play Valier Sunday In Montana Baseball Slate
Baseball games set for Sunday June 13 include Choteau at Valier Bynum at Conrad Brady at Fairfield and Power at Dutton. Last week Conrad beat Choteau in a wet diamond showdown Power defeated Conrad 9 to 8 and outslugged Brady 14 to 4 Fairfield routed Dutton 26 to 3 and Bynum edged Walier 15 to 14.
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Power
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Walier
Bible Statistics Claim St James Version Details
The article cites an authority listing the St James Bible with 1189 chapters 31173 verses 773692 words and 3566480 letters. It also states the word and appears 46227 times in the text.
Barton Wins Trophy Shoot With 98 Score
Local Ford dealer Al Barton won the club trophy with a 98 of 100 as 15 trap shooters competed on the local grounds. Tom Moore scored 95 and Clark Coffey 94, with competition required to shoot 50 pigeons from 16 yards and 50 from a 20 yard handicap. Marvin Reeve of Dutton held last year’s trophy. three wins needed to keep it permanently.
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Barton
Tom Moore
Clark Coffey
Marvin Reeve
Dutton
Merry-Go-Round Warehouse Cuts 400 Miles Daily
A Chicago firm unveils a Merry-Go-Round warehouse system claimed to save 400 miles per day in internal merchandise movement between departments. The device automates material flow, reducing transit time and labor.
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Chicago
Fairfield HIgh School Names Gene Bourdet Coach and AD
Gene Bourdet, 1948 Montana State College graduate, hired as coach and athletic director at Fairfield High School. He replaces Bill DeGroot, who left to coach at Cut Bank. Bourdet, Hollister California native, starred in football baseball and basketball, served two years in the armed forces, and played quarterback for the Bobcats last season ranking 13th nationally in pass completions and fourth in TD passes. He attended MSC for three years, is married with a seven month old daughter, and his wife is an MSC graduate and longtime high school instructor.
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Montana State College
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Bill DeGroot
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Hollister
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Salinas
Armed Forces
Fifth Infantry Division
ETO
Bobcats
Gallatin County
Bozeman
Sugar From Wood Plant To Produce Fermentable Sugars
The Scholler process will produce fermentable sugars at a Springfield Oregon plant. Construction began about two years ago and the facility will have an alcohol capacity of 500000 gallons per month when fully operational.
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Scholler
Springfield, Ore
World Wide Telephone Service Expands Reach After War
Overseas radio-telephone links quickly restore wartime gaps with more than sixty countries and territories now within reach of U S telephones, according to officials.
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United States
Albuquerque Named for Duke in Spanish Era
Albuquerque, New Mexico’s largest city, traces its name to the Duke of Alburquerque who served as Viceroy of Mexico in the early 1700s. The original Spanish spelling Albuqquerque influenced the modern name.
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New Mexico
Albuqquerque
Duke of
Alburquerque
Mexico
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