“No Bull”

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Teaching them young

Eight years ago these little fellows were having a ball
at the 2nd Annual Chappy Memorial Co-ed Softball
Tournament in Fort Peck. Jack and Tay Morehouse
have grown considerably and are quite the athletes
indeed. They will probably be able to be found
hanging out around John Hahn Field this weekend
as the 10th Annual Chappy Memorial Tourney will be
played Saturday and Sunday, June 20th-21st. There
are 10 teams that will be battling it out with a total of
19 games and a possible 20th game if needed in this
true double elimination format with the championship
slated for 3:00 on Sunday. See the schedule inside of
the 10th Annual Aaron D. “Chappy” Chatten Memorial
Tournament inside today’s Buzz.

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Chilly Mid-June
night with possible
record setting lows
Tonight: Partly cloudy, with a low around 41. Northwest
wind 9 to 14 mph becoming light west. Winds could gust as
high as 22 mph.
Friday: A 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms
after noon. Mostly sunny, with a high near 72. Light west
wind increasing to 5 to 10 mph in the morning.
Friday Night: A slight chance of showers and
thunderstorms. Partly cloudy, with a low around 51. West
wind 5 to 8 mph becoming light and variable. Chance of
precipitation is 20%.
Saturday: A 30 percent chance of showers after noon.
Partly sunny, with a high near 78. Light and variable wind
becoming west 5 to 10 mph in the afternoon.
Saturday Night: A 30 percent chance of showers and
thunderstorms, mainly before midnight. Mostly cloudy,
with a low around 54. West northwest wind 5 to 10 mph
becoming south southeast after midnight.
Sunday: A 30 percent chance of showers and
thunderstorms after noon. Partly sunny, with a high near
78. West northwest wind 5 to 11 mph, with gusts as high
as 18 mph.
Sunday Night: A 30 percent chance of showers and
thunderstorms before midnight. Mostly cloudy, with a low
around 54. North northwest wind 8 to 13 mph becoming
light north after midnight. Winds could gust as high as 20
mph.
Monday: A 30 percent chance of showers and
thunderstorms after noon. Mostly sunny, with a high near
79. West northwest wind 5 to 14 mph, with gusts as high
as 21 mph.
Monday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 53.Tuesday:
A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly
sunny, with a high near 80.
Wednesday: Sunny, with a high near 81.
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starting at 8 am. Lots of houses participating, something for everyone!
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be cut. For bid sheets contact the Fort Peck Town Office at (406)
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2020 at 4:00 p.m.
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Valley County Public Health This person is a male in his 60s Department is following up directly
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Deaconess Hospital on Wednesday He will remain in isolation in the close contact with the case and are
confirmed one positive case of county in which he was infected for at risk of infection. All close contacts
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resident. Valley County Public Health COVID-19.
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 Play Ball, Boys & Girls!
10 teams have signed up to play in the 10th
Annual Aaron D. “Chappy” Memorial Co-Ed Softball
Tournament scheduled for this Saturday, June 20th and
Sunday, June 21st at John Hahn Field in Fort Peck. A
correction to the front page on number of games played,
there are 18 games over the two days, 19 if a second
championship game is needed. Here is the schedule:
Saturday
1. 8:00 AM - Alley’s Palace vs. Case Up (Frazer)
2. 9:00 AM - Busted Knuckle vs. Angry Beaver
3. 10:00 AM - Northern Lights vs. Shockers (Glendive)
4. 11:00 AM - Mojo (Havre) vs. 5th Ave. Pharmacy
5. 12:00 PM - Rock’s Auto Mall vs. Winner of Game 2
6. 1:00 PM - AmeriClean (Billings) vs. Winner of
Game 1
7. 2:00 PM - loser of Game 1 vs. Loser of Game 4
8. 3:00 PM - loser of Game 3 vs. Loser of Game 2
9. 4:00 PM - winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 5
Proceeds from last year’s Chappy Memorial
10. 5:00 PM - winner of Game 4 vs. winner of Game 6 Touranament were spent on this sign for the
6:00 PM - Men’s and Women’s Home Run Derby Madison Faith Chatten Memorial Playground at
Sullivan Park in Glasgow. Thank you to those that
Sunday continue to support this tournament!
11. 8:00 AM - Game 11 Consolation
12. 9:00 AM - Game 12 Consolation
13. 10:00 AM - Game 13 Consolation
14. 11:00 AM - Game 14 Consolation home of
The
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15. 12:00 PM - Game 15 Undefeated Semifinal
16. 1:00 PM - Game 16 4th Place Game
17. 2:00 PM - Game 17 3rd Place Game
18. 3:00 PM - Game 18 Championship
4:00 PM - Game 19 2nd Championship “If Needed”

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Panthers, Raiders play for title
By Mike Brandt
In 1977 Montana High School Association went to four
classifications in girls’ basketball. That year it was like the
boys with Class AA, A, B and C. Outlook made it back to the
state tournament, but not as the top team from the Eastern C
division.
Nashua won the divisional crown with a win over
Outlook. The Porcupines went on to finish second a state. It
was ironic; Nashua had the chance to with the first Class C
state title, which the boys did in 1950.
Opheim and Nashua had excellent programs, but
those two schools weren’t the only programs that have seen
success. Whitewater and Opheim had some good battles as
well. Whitewater made its first trip to state in 1984 when
the Penguins went 0-2. They returned to state in 1991, again
going 0-2. But the Penguins came back the following year led
by Sarina Green. Whitewater won its first game, 67-61, over
Belt. But the Penguins lost the next two, 66-54 to Drummond
and 52-46 to District 3C rival Opheim. Green had 24 points
against Belt and 20 against Drummond.
Whitewater also played for the state championship twice,
the first time in 1994, losing to Kremlin-Gildford 45-40. That
year the team had the Hammond cousins, Aimee, Ashley, and
Haley, and the Simonson cousins, April, Janel, and Krystal. Ella
Anderson was a cousin to the Simonson’s. Krystal Simonson
and Anderson had 14 points each in the championship game.
Then in 1995 Winifred defeated the Penguins 60-40.
Whitewater has since joined forces with Saco. That
program won a state in 2011 when the Panthers edged
Harlowton/Ryegate, 38-37. They also beat Belt, 48-44, and
Joliet, 45-31. The year before the team lost to divisional rival
Fairview, 58-42, in the chipper game. The Panthers had
beaten Twin Bridges 52-37 and Belt 57-41.
Saco-Whitewater went 1-2 at the 2009 state meet. In 2014
the Panthers again went 1-2, opening with a 40-37 win over
Harlowton-Ryegate. They lost the next two games, 44-34 to
eventual champions Belt and 45-37 to Winnett-Grass Range.
The girls were back in the championship game the following
year. They played a team that was not predicted to win the
title. Gardiner was coming off of another state volleyball state
championship. The Bruins were led by Hannah Dean, who
went on to a successful career with Carroll College. Dean
scored 22 points in leading Gardiner to a 55-48 win over
Saco-Whitewater to win the crown. Tatum Moore paced the
Panthers with 22 points.
Saco-Whitewater opened with a 56-50 win over Belt,
and also beat Twin Bridges 54-45 in a semifinal game.
Hinsdale made its first trip to state in 2008 when the
Raiders drove to Belgrade and went in looking for some
hardware. Hinsdale did get some hardware when the Raiders
beat Belt, 36-29, for third place. The Raiders opened with
a 45-40 loss to Highwood, but bounced back to win two
games, 43-40 over Hot Springs and 42-33 over Twin Bridges.
Hinsdale had won the district and divisional championships.
The Raiders did return the following year, but the
Raiders went 1-2. They were fourth in 2013, losing to Twin
Bridges 62-42. Twin Bridges also beat the Raiders 51-27 in an
opening round gamed. Hinsdale rebounded with wins over
St. Labre, 58-53, and Mon-Dak, 58-46.
Hinsdale played for the championship the following
year when Whitney Molina and Chadaya Christensen led
the Raiders. Hinsdale defeated Winnett-Grass Range, 54-
41, in the opening round. The Raiders followed with a 48-
41 win over Shields Valley where Molina scored 28 points
and Christensen 11. But the Raiders couldn’t keep up with a
talented Belt squad. Belt, which has one of the best programs
in Class C, ran away with a 63-18 victory.
Hinsdale finished the year 24-3 with two of the loss to
Saco-Whitewater. But the Raiders beat the Panthers for the
district and divisional championships.
Richey won two state chippers after finishing second in
1998, losing to Box Elder 38-36. The Royals behind the play
of Robyn Milne came back to win the crown in 1999 with a
64-34 over Reed Point. The two had a rematch the following
year with the same outcome but different scores, 36-31.
Scobey also played for the championship in 2005 when
the Spartans lost to Reed Point/Ryegate, 31-27. Scobey had
opened with a 33-28 win over Drummond and followed with
a 35-27 win over Chester. The Spartans were third the year
before, defeating Charlo 39-27. They were fourth in 2006 and
lost out the following year.
Scobey also finished third in 2019 with a 51-45 win
over Savage. This year they were attempting to advance to
the consolation game before the tournament was called due
to the CORID-19 virus.
Circle won the crown in 2007 with a 29-27 win over
Charlo. Plentywood was third in 2016 and Froid-Lake fourth
in 2017 and third the following year.
Next I’ll look at how Malta, Wolf Point and Poplar have
fared at the state level.
Free hammocks all over town... it’s like a miracle!