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Times-Call Inventory S Times-Call # Title of File Folder Photo# Brief Description Community Sports-Amateur Softball S.90.10 Association 1983-1984 0 Fundraising race held to help the softball team compete in New Zealand. Community Sports-American Baseball S.90.10 Congress 1987 0 The Longmont Raiders team was formed in affiliation with the American Baseball Congress. Five of the eight photos are from after 1990. Baseball teams are named after their sponsors. Yocum Plastering competed in the 1985 Legion A and 1987 Legion B State Tournaments. Moose Lodge Auxiliary competed in the 1985 Legion C State Tournament. Sherwood Enterprise won the 1986 Legion B State Community Sports-American Legion Baseball Tournament. Super Saver competed in the 1987 Legion A State Tournament. Blair Merriam competed in the S.90.10 1985-1990 8 1989 Legion B State Tournament. Toyota and Mazda competed in the 1990 Legion B State Tournament. The Longmont Baseball Association was created in 1983 to replace American Legion in managing the local baseball teams. Spectrum Sports competed in the 1983 Legion A State Tournament. There was no Legion A Team in 1984. Life Underwriters competed in the 1984 Legion C State Tournament. Sherwood Enterprise Community Sports-American Legion Baseball and Toyota competed in the 1984 Legion B State Tournament. The same year, Toyota won the CBA state S.90.10 1983-1984 2 title. Sherwood Enterprise competed in the 1980 Legion B State Tournament. Auto Parts competed in the 1980 Community Sports-American Legion Baseball Legion A State Tournament. Carrol Johnston became the new director of the local American Legion baseball S.90.10 1980-1982 0 program in 1981. Niwot and Spectrum Sports competed in the 1982 Legion A State Tournament. Community Sports-American Legion Baseball Spencer Sporting Goods competed in the 1979 Legion B State Tournament. Dave Forbes became the coach S.90.10 1979 8 for the Spencer Sporting Goods team after the 1979 season. Legion C teams were added to the American Legion program in 1977. Legion C teams are for boys up to age Community Sports-American Legion Baseball 15. Legion B for boys up to 17, and Legion A for boys up to 18. American Legion Post 32 won the 1977 S.90.10 1977-1978 0 Legion C State Tournament. Spencer Sporting Goods gained second in the 1978 Legion B State Tournament. Seven inserts. In honor of American Legion's 50th year of existence, mayor Wade Gaddis of Longmont Community Sports-American Legion Baseball proclaimed 1975 as American Legion Baseball Year. Longmont American Legion Post No. 32 competed in S.90.10 1975-1977 30 the 1975 Legion B State Tournament. In 1976, Post No. 32 won the 1976 Legion B State Tournament. Longmont Auto Parts competed in the 1971 Legion A State Tournament. In 1972, the Auto Parts team played inmates inside what was then the Colorado State Penitentiary. In 1973, the American Legion Community Sports-American Legion Baseball sponsored a Colt League for players age 15-16. Sports Center competed in the 1973 Legion B State S.90.10 1972-1974 61 Tournament. S.90.10 Community Sports-Archery 1990 0 Western Wildlife Taxidermy opened an archery range in Longmont. S.90.10 Community Sports-Bacce 1978 2 The Aquila Bacce Club of Frederick was formed. Two photos from 1991 and one photo from 1992. The first annual Anderson-Ida Memorial Gas Balloon Race 2.90.10 Community Sports-Ballooning 1985-1990 13 was held in 1985. Various ballooning events held. 1 Times-Call # Title of File Folder Photo# Brief Description Don Ida of Longmont died with his partner Maxie Anderson in a ballooning accident during a 1983 race in West Germany. Ida and Anderson had been the first to fly a helium balloon over the Continental Divide. In 1980, British pilot Julian Nott set the ballooning altitude record at 55,900 feet after taking off from 2.90.10 Community Sports-Ballooning 1983-1984 8 Longmont. Various ballooning events held. Hygiene Frontier Construction (Consisting of mostly 13-14 year olds) placed third in the Old Timers Baseball Community Sports-General Baseball 1985- Association State Tournament. All Star Batting Cages opened in in Longmont in 1988. Various baseball S.90.10 1991 3 events. Community Sports-General Baseball 1979- In 1984, the St. Vrain Valley YMCA started a Parent-Child Baseball program to involve parents with the S.90.10 1984 5 training of their kids. Various baseball events. Community Sports-Hardball Baseball 1970- Auto Parts competed in the 1968-1971 Legion A State Tournaments. The Longmont Police defeated the S.90.10 1975 51 Jaycees in a benefit donkey (literally) softball game in 1972. Community Sports-Boys Baseball, Gun-Barrel S.90.10 Lefthand Valley 1977-1982 0 Baseball registration. In 1976, metric equivalents were included in rule books. Don Engel was replaced as president of the S.90.10 Community Sports-Boys Baseball, 1976-1977 1 Longmont Junior League Baseball program in 1977 by Felix Alvarez. Various games under the Boys Baseball Association, which consisted of boys age 7-16. In 1968, the Longmont Little League added another division. In 1971, a new baseball field was built in Longmont. In 1973, a new rule allowed coaches to return players to the game after they had been taken out for a Community Sports-Boys Baseball, Inc. 1968- substitution. In 1975, upgrades were made to baseball fields in Longmont. The same year, the Bronco S.90.10 1976 49 League All-Stars team from Longmont won the State Championship. Community Sports-Boys Hygiene Baseball S.90.10 1977 0 Baseball registration. Community Sports-Hygiene Baseball 1971- S.90.10 1975 1 The Hygiene Peewee League team had undefeated seasons from 1971-1973. Community Sports-Junior League Baseball S.90.10 1985-1991 7 Various Longmont Junior League Baseball games. The Junior League Baseball program began in Longmont in 1966 under Daver Avery and Gerald Harris with eight teams. In 1978, there were 35 teams in the League. By 1979, there were 42 teams, consisting of 550 boys and girls ranging from age 7-15. The same year, the League's annual budget was $12,000. In 1980, the Community Sports-Junior League Baseball Longmont Junior League were able to meet the Denver Bears baseball team at Mile High Stadium. The S.90.10 1978-1984 13 Longmont All Star Team won the Longmont Junior League Tournament in 1983. 2 Times-Call # Title of File Folder Photo# Brief Description The Gunbarrel Left Hand Valley Boys Baseball Association was formed in 1969 with seven teams consisting of 100 players. By 1971, there were 14 teams and over 200 players. The budget went from $1,500 in 1970 to $4,500 in 1971. In 1973, Lisa Francis became the first girl to join the Gunbarrel Lefthand Mustang League Community Sports-Niwot Boys Baseball 1971- (and the association?). The Niwot All Stars won the 1972 Pony League and 1973 Bronco Division. In 1976, S.90.10 1976 18 the word "Boys" was dropped from the Gunbarrel Left Hand Valley Baseball League name. Community Sports-Turkey Processors Baseball S.90.10 1978 0 Tryouts held. Various Recreation Department and YMCA sponsored basketball games. In 1985, a summer cage league was S.90.10 Community Sports-Basketball 1985-1991 2 formed for high school girl basketball players in the St. Vrain Valley. Various YMCA and Recreation Department sponsored games. Giffy O'Dell of Lyons claimed he invented the S.90.10 Community Sports-Basketball 1980-1984 0 jump shot. In 1984, the Longmont Special Population team won the Division II State Tournament. Various YMCA and Recreation Department sponsored games. The Longmont H&S Concrete team won the S.90.10 Community Sports-Basketball 1976-1979 2 Colorado Association of Recreation Athletics (CARA) women's state tournament in 1976 and 1977. Various Recreation Department and YMCA sponsored games. The Don Gragg Agency Team of Longmont won the Longmont Kiwanis Holiday Tourney in 1972. In 1973 and 1974, the Colorado Beef team of S.90.10 Community Sports-Basketball 1970-1976 37 Longmont won the Kiwanis Tournament. S.90.10 Community Sports-Girls Basketball 1977-1983 0 In 1983, the Gunbarrel Lefthand Valley Recreation program created its first girls basketball league. Community Sports-Women's Basketball 1978- S.90.10 1979 0 In 1978, the Pizza Inn team of Longmont won the CARA women's state tournament. Community Sports-Young American Basketball Program developed by the National Basketball Players Association and the YMCA for fourth, fifth, and sixth S.90.10 1980-1982 2 grade boys and girls. Community Sports-Youths Basketball 1985- S.90.10 1991 3 Two of the photos are from 1992. Various school, YMCA, and Recreation Department sponsored games. In 1978, six of the Colorado Bass clubs formed a federation to further their sport. The same year, Bill Pelfry and Gary Redington of Longmont competed in the National State Team Championship Bass Tournament. S.90.10 Community Sports-Bass Club 1978-1984 0 Various promotional events. The Longmont Jaycees Daisy B-B Gun Safety and Shooting Team competed in the 1979 and 1980 state S.90.10 Community Sports-BB Gun Team 1979-1980 1 Jaycee-Daisy BB Gun competition. Three newspapers and four inserts. Four photos are from 1992. Various biking events. In 1985, Colorado had more than 1,500 amateur bicyclists racers registered. More than a third of those were in Boulder County. In 1986, new signs were placed around Longmont to alert motorists and bicyclists of each other's S.90.10 Community Sports-Bicycle 1985-1991 48 presence. The same year, an increase in sales tax allowed for the creation of more bike lanes in Longmont.
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