A marvelous memory for the marshal

Parade marshal Morris Bates receives his keeper plaque from Shirley-Pat-Gale (left) during the opening ceremonies at the rodeo on Saturday.

Jul. 5, 2012 10:00 a.m.
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Parade marshal Morris Bates receives his keeper plaque from Shirley-Pat-Gale (left) during the opening ceremonies at the rodeo on Saturday.

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