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    Seven to be inducted into Montana Indian Athletic Hall of Fame

    Great Falls, Montana (AP)

    Seven former athletes from four Montana reservations are the inaugural inductees into the Montana Indian Athletic Hall of Fame.

    They were honored during December in a ceremony at the office of the Montana-Wyoming Tribal Leaders Council in Billings.

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