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A key step in Billings’ development as a baseball hub occurred two years after Archie Cochrane came to town, and it involved the biggest name in the sport’s history, Babe Ruth. On July 13, 1947, the Billings Gazette reported that the Bambino, one of Ruth’s nicknames, might attend the American Legion junior baseball sectional tournament in […] The post Who saw the Babe in the Magic City? appeared first on Daily Montanan.
When the 'Babe' visited Billings -- just one year before the Sultan of Swat's death.
Clark’s signature is clear and easily legible now, but only because it has been restored and deepened — or possibly re-created.
Clark’s signature is clear and easily legible now, but only because it has been restored and deepened — or possibly re-created.
"Straight on to Stardust," written by Craig Lancaster and directed by Craig Huisenga, has its world premiere Friday at NOVA. It's a team-up between some of Billings' greatest creative minds.