Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-06
BOY SCOUTS STAGE
ALL DAY FESTIVAL
At CAMP ROTARY
Rusty Gates" Triumph Over
"Oil Fences in Base.
ball Contest.

The Fourth of July celebration staged
by the Boy Scouts at Camp Rotary in
the Little Belt mountains. near Mon
arch, was ar all-day festival of a va
rlety OF stunts. beginning with a base
ball game in the morning and ending
with a fireworks display in the even.
ing. according to information received
from F. L. Graybill, Great Falls ex-
ecutive. Wednesday.
In the baseball game the Rusty
Gates" triumphed over the oiled
Fences by a count of 4 to !. A track
and field meet was staged by the scouts
in the afternoon. featured by novelty
races of the picnic variety.
The winners in the track events
were:
Sack race-Delbert Brick, first: Ed
Sheeran. second: James Schiller, third.
"karo-Rsx" Race
Three-Iegged race-Georses Jover
and Pat McElliott. first: Jack Bald
win and Delbert Brick. second: Max
kilroy and Robert McCais, third.
Tug OF war-winning team-Brick.
Mclean. Beauhurier. McCaig. Sheer.
an. kopetski. johnson. Schiller. Joyer.
Jacobs and McElliott.
Signaling team-Kilroy and McCaig,
winners.
"Karo-Rex" race-Carl Gardner.
first; Marcel Jacobs, second: Clarence
Ziean. third.
"Centipede" race-McEIiott. Wag-
ner. Joyer and Brick. winning team:
Zigan: Sheeran, Kilroy and McCaig.
second.
Standing broad jump-Joyer. first;
wagner. second.
Prizes Were Provided
Obstacle race-Kilroy, first; Brick.
second.
Relay race-Joyer. Brick, McElliott
and Wagner. winning team.
Through the generosity of a commit
tee of the Great Falls council Of the
Boy Scouts. consisting Of G. T. Booker.
Leon Singer and George Prentice. the
boys in camp were provided with holi-
and field events, Graybill announced.
The camp leaders for the group of
scouts now at the camp are John Cave.
Donald Hagen. Roswell Leavitt. Cor
don Conrad and Charles Klaue. J. Van
Teyllngen. camp director. and Paul Ha-
gen are in charge of the camp.
Those Now In Camp
The group now in camp consists Of
Nv lux uVNe. hdTl wagner,
Troop I: James Schiller. Troop IS:
Norman Kopetski. Emmett Ansland.
Herbert Johnson. Pat McElliott. James
Goerger and Georges Joyer. Troop S:
Jack Hewitt. John CORDIALLY, Clarence
Beaulaurier. Emmett Curry. William
Mclean. Carl Gardner. James LOTUS.
Delbert Brick. Dick Hogan. Robert
McCaig, Marcel Jacobs. Jack Baldwin.
Clarence Zigan. Raymond Richardson.
Troop 10.
Activities of the boys include hiking
over the mountains. scouting. studying
birds and trees and flowers. The BOYS
make practical use during the summer
Of the scouting lessons they study in
the winter. Gravbill said. Religious
services are held each Sunday morning
at the camp.
Tenderfoct Creek Camp
The next group Of scouts 10 take
possession of the camp will be the
older boys of the organization. from
Troops 1. 2. 3. ga and a few from
other troops. They will move to the |
camp July II. The schedule for the
older boys includes a six or sevep-dav
over the divide of the Little Belt
mountains into the Tenderfoot creek
The boys will establish a camp be-
low the falls Of Tenderfoot creek aud
will spend a couple of days fishing |
there. where trout are reported to be
and hungry. The return to
Camp Rotary will be made over an
route. offering the scouts an OBJ
portunity of becoming acquainted with
much of the country surrounding the
camp.