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It was closing in on the end of the third quarter, the Scotties still leading 8-6, but Shepherd’s Aiden Lammers was
in the process of closing in on the end zone and putting the Mustangs on the board for the lead early in the fourth
quarter. Closing in on the speedy bugger is Connor Hudyma (#50), Khye Gamas (#11) and Nic Solorzo (#1).

Lammers runs the Glasgow Scotties in a season-

past the Dawgs
By Mike Brandt
A dominant athlete can
make a difference in a ball game.
Aidan Lammers did just that
Saturday night when Shepherd
came to the Bonnie City to take on
opening football game.
Glasgow’s defense had a
tough time stopping Lammers. The
200-pound senior running back
rushed for 222 yards on 29 carries
and scored four touchdowns in
leading the Mustangs to a 28-8 win.
Lammers first TD came in the first
quarter from 19-yards out with 2:48
left on the clock.
Glasgow (0-1) took the lead
midway through the second quarter
when sophomore quarterback Khye
Gamas connected with Wyatt Babb
for a 25-yard TD pass with 6:28 to
play in the half. Babb ran in the two-
point conversion for an 8-6 lead.
Shepherd (1-0) controlled
continued inside
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OBITUARY
Edward Clark
Edward William
Augustas Clark passed away
from a major stroke on
July 25, 2023, in Saskatoon,
Saskatchewan surrounded
by his wife, Shar, sister-
in-law Laura, and cousin,
Nancy Michell (Clark) from Victoria, B.C.
Ed was born on April 17, 1950, to Ted and Marian
(Thurlow) Clark in Coronach, Saskatchewan. He was
an only child, raised on a farm east of Coronach. He
graduated from high school in Coronach as a ‘Colt’
and then he worked various jobs in that area as well as
in Regina. In 1985 he became employed with the Rural
Municipality of Happy Valley #10 in the Canadian
province of Saskatchewan. He had a reputation as “an
awesome road grader operator.” He retired in 2018 after
33 years of service.
Edward married Sharleen Knight of Glasgow,
Montana, on June 22, 2007 in an international wedding
ceremony at First Lutheran Church in Glasgow. Edward
and Shar made their home together in Big Beaver,
Saskatchewan.
Ed’s love for classic vehicles was apparent as he
restored numerous trucks, including Shar’s F-150. Shar
was truly proud to cruise in that ’75 Ford. Traveling
to towns on both sides of the border to “exchange
exaggerated stories” with special friends, “talk shop,” and
get an “ugly burger” in Scobey or food at Joey’s Seafood
in Weyburn made Ed’s days complete. Going from one
country to the other, Ed valued the visits he had with the
border patrol officers. Ed’s belly laughs will certainly be
remembered. Some remember him as Big Ed, a giant of
a man that was blessed with a heart just as big.
Preceding Edward in death were his parents, a young
daughter, and Sharleen’s infant granddaughter Lyanna.
Ed is survived by his wife, Sharleen Knight Clark; her
daughters, Odena (Justin) Dopp and RaeLynn (Edward)
Van Sickle; sisters-in-law Laura Haefer, Doris (Rick)
Leader, and Julie (Charlie) Swanson; Shar’s grandchildren
Jay (Allie), Michele (Robert), Alexa and Ashlyn; and
many cousins in Canada and the United States.
Cremation has taken place. A memorial service will
be planned for a later date. Donations may be made in
Edward’s memory to the Canadian Cancer Society (55
St. Clair Avenue West, Suite 500, Toronto, Ontario M4V
2Y7) or to a charity of your choice.
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Dawgs continued from front
the second half as the Mustangs scored 22 unanswered
points in the fourth quarter. The teams traded
possessions before the Mustangs marched down field
to score on their second possession of the second half.
Lammers sliced through the Dawgs defense in carrying
the ball most of the drive. Caleb Wilson did rush with
the ball once. Lammers capped off the drive with a
1-yard TD with 11:56 to play in the game. Shepherd
scored the two-point conversion for a 14-8 lead.
Lammers had five carries and Wilson three in the
Mustangs next drive. Lammers capped off the drive
with a 7-yard TD. Shepherd kicked the PAT for a 21-8
lead with 4:28 to play.
The Mustangs intercepted a Gamas pass to set up
their next drive that started on the Glasgow 47. Lammers
scored on a 10-yard run with 1:49 to play in the game.
Shepherd booted the extra point for a 28-8 lead.
Gamas led the Dawgs down field getting to the 18
before turning the ball over to the Mustangs on downs
with 29 second left.
Shepherd finished the game with 324 yards rushing
and only 12 yards in the air for 336 total yards. Wilson
had 63 yards rushing.
Gamas was 11 for 25 in passing for 144 yards. Babb
was on the receiving end of the passes eight times for
76 yards before getting knocked out of the game with
a knee injury. We’ll have to wait and see how that
plays out. Rex Monson caught two passes for 25 yards.
Gamas also rushed for 56 yards on seven carries. Toryn
Richards had 42 yards on 14 carries. Glasgow finished
with 232 total yards.
Glasgow has one of its hardest schedules in a few
years. The Dawgs will take on Huntley Project Friday in
Worden at 7 p.m. The Red Devils are coached by former
Nashua athlete Rick Dees.
Huntley lost to Manhattan 36-14. Glasgow will travel
to Manhattan for its fourth game of the season.
The Dawgs will host Columbus next week.
Scores around the Northern B saw Malta galloping
past Baker, 36-8, Cut Bank shut out Townsend 29-0,
Fairfield flew past Roundup 54-0 and Wolf Point lost to
Joliet 50-6, Joliet had moved up for 8-man football sto
compete in Class B.
Two-time defending state champs Florence shutout
Jefferson 27-0. Bigfork, who lost to Florence in the
championship game last year and beat Glasgow in
a playoff game, moved up to Class A. The Vikings
thumped Polson 55-0.
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Draft will be
What does it take? Sunday, Sept. 3
Well, it took a whole lot of Scotties to try and contain Shepherd’s running 4:00 pm
game as the Mustangs wracked 324 yards in that department, Aiden Looking forward to old & new players
Lammers with 222 yards and Collin Wilson (pictured above) with 63 yards. A New Players/Teams Welcome
physical game as it always is, no pussy-footin’ around in football, Glasgow’s Bring your Friends!
sophoremore #68 Andrew Linder (eyeballs rolling, good lord this Linder guy is
tough!) is getting the initial wrap. It was beautiful weather for opening game,
unfortunately the Scotties came out on the short end of the stick. But just
Montana
Bar
wait, Scotty fans, this is going to be an exciting season.

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Montana Fish, be a short tour of local

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Since the inception of the Clarence and Charlotte

Fuhrman scholarship in 2007, over $44,000 has been DUELING
awarded to Valley County students pursuing secondary
education. The Fuhrman scholarship was established to
support Valley County students who have completed a
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graduate currently pursuing a degree in Welding and
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active member. He maintains a part-time job while
attending college and volunteers with the VFW in his
community. His long-term goals are to own and operate Make a
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Kathleen Brandt is a 2016 Glasgow High School difference
graduate actively pursuing a doctorate in Occupational
Therapy through Rocky Mountain College. Kathleen has
in the lives
obtained a Bachelor of Science in Health and Human
Performance through MSU-Billings while working a
of others.
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Among the requirements are a three-year residence in

Valley County, graduation from a Valley County high
school, home school or GED, participation in school
and civic organizations, completion of at least one
year of study beyond high school, and a 2.8 scholastic For employment information,
average. Applicants must also establish a monetary need please call 406.228.3662
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