Dillon Melton celebrated for 53 years in Masonic service
Frankly Speaking notes Dillon businessman George M. Melton received a 53 year Masonic membership from Dillon Lodge No. 16 AF&AM. He joined in 1913 after earning a law degree at the University of Michigan, with classmates later prominent in law and Rotary. Melton helped popularize handball in Montana, played until 1955 with his son and Hartwig, and also served in the Montana House in 1947-48.
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Spokane
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H. F. Melton
Beaverhead County
George M. Melte
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1943 Butte alumni remembered in reunion notes
The 43 Purple and White class reunion is set for July 2021 recalling DeSylvia’s high school and college coaching career in Oregon and his role as Portland State College coach. It notes 43 graduates including Aiken Beal Caven Dosen Holloway Paul and others and highlights football and basketball stars and a key 20 13 upset over Missoula.
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Oregon
Portland State College
Tom
Sullivan
Arry Dahlberg
Wilber Aiken
Ken Beal
George Caven
Joe Dosen
Bob Holloway
Bob Paul
Roy Hubber
Gene Killey
John Kavacich
Bob Mack
Amos Mathewson
Eulijio Navarro
Ed Rosich
Matt Vecurevich
Butte
Vucurevich
Kovacich
Missoula
Billings
Dan Ducich
Ing
Anaconda
Boyd DeTonnacour
Helena
Herb Plews
South Side
Hawaii Islanders
Irv Noren
Herb
Montana
Islanders
Plews
Denver
Record-Setting AAU Meet Ends With 220 Yard Dash Tie
At the 75th National AAU Outdoor Championships in St. Louis the 220 yard dash ended in a dead heat between Henry Carr of Arizona State and Paul Drayton of Philadelphia's Pioneer Club after a wind aided 20.4 clocking. Cyrol Burleson set a blazing 3:56.7 mile as milers broke the four minute barrier and Bob Hayes led a world record 9.1 seconds for the 100 yards.
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Arizona State
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Philadelphia
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Carr
AAU
Cyrol Burleson
University of Oregon
Public Schools Stadium
Bob Hayes
Florida
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Moscow
Burleson
Tom O’hara
Chicago
Loyola
Jim Beatty
O’hara
Gary Weisiger
The
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O'Hara
Weisiger
Hayes
Alis Williams
Ralph Boston
al Hall
Ron Zinn
Army
Williams
Adolph Plummer
New Mexico
Zinn
Kansas
Autralian
Pat Clohessy
Hle
Southern California
Rex Cawley
George Young
City Recreation Softball Leaders Seize Early South Division Lead
City Recreation Softball leaders hold first place in the Southern division after three games atop the standings. Upcoming fast-pitch schedule features Boomers versus Muzz and Stan's Freeway and LeDuxe against Anaconda Merchants on Tuesday and Thursday respectively.
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LeDuxe
Anaconda
East Side
Clark Park
Eddies
Armory
Sheridan Schedule Highlights Ennis Twin Bridges Matchups
The schedule lists Sheridan no. 1 at Ennis and Sheridan no. 2 at Twin Bridges on June 27. July 4 weekend has no games. On July 11 Ennis travels to Twin Bridges and the two Sheridan teams face each other.
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Ennis
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Twin Bridges
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Anaconda Gun Club Plans Three Man Team Trophy Shoot
Anaconda Gun Club hosts a Sunday event at the Opportunity range starting at 10 a.m. with a three man team trophy shoot. The contest features 200 birds including 100 at 16 yards and 530 handicap with 25 pairs. the event will be registered. Optional targets include Miller on 16 yard targets and handicaps of 0 30 and 30 percent.
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Anaconda
Miller
Putty Sparks U S Open Playoff Tangle at Brookline
Jacky Cupit carries a one stroke lead after 72 holes but Arnold Palmer and Julius Boros rally on the final two holes to force a three way playoff in the U S Open at Brookline Country Club. Boros and Palmer, Open champions in 1952 and 1960, capitalize in windy conditions as Cupit falters late.
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Brookline
Mass
Arnold Palmer
Julius Boros
Jacky Cupit
Cupit
Palmer
Boros
Sony
Jacky
Boston
Texas
George Fazio
Lloyd Mangrum
Ben Hogan
Brakes on nonresident hunting sparks debate before July 15 deadline
The 1963 Legislature limited nonresident trophy permits and reapplication rules. Unused moose sheep or buffalo permits can be reissued by residents, with nonresidents receiving a reduced share if area quotas are tight. A separate $20 antelope option exists for nonresidents, with drawings open only when areas remain.
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Pepper's Jig Wins National Amateur Retriever Championship
Sheridan Wyoming AP report says Pepper's Jig a year old Labrador owned and trained by Bob Pepper of Bellevue Washington won the National Amateur Retriever Championship on Saturday.
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Wyo
Pepper
Labrador
Bob Pepper
Bellevue
Wash
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