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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1968
Page
10
Bear Lake 12.1 Soda Springs defeated Grace 241 while Malad Marauders beat Preston. In a later round Bear Lake defeated Kemmer ee. Preston beat Grace 15 0 Soda Springs defeated Waki Marauders 14 8 and Malad Marvels defeated Hyrum.
In a high scoring game Rod Sorenson and Mark Long hit first inning home runs for Soda Springs, but Malad Marvels answered with Brent Jones driving in five in the second and Kim Allen homering in the fifth to win. Malad had 10 hits to Soda Springs three and four errors each. Preston won the consolation 7 to 4 over Bear Lake with 15 hits and no errors. First Round Hyrum defeated Kemmerer 14 to 2. Malad Marvels won.
Idaho Water Resource Board Director Robert Lee announced a negotiating team to meet Utah and Wyoming over Bear River water allocation. The team includes LeRoy Stanger, Charles Marshall, Ferris Kunz, Stephen Smith, and Cecil Foster with advisors Holden, Higginson, and Dr. Lee. A groundwater study in the Bear River Basin and Malad Valley is funded at 15,000 dollars this year, matched by the U S Geological Survey.
The annual inspection of Grace Windmill Flats Enoch Valley and Blue Mountain Grazing Associations was conducted this past week by the Farmers Home Administration and Soil Conservation Service. The tour evaluated grazing use planned developments and conservation plan revisions with focus on pasture seedings water developments fences brush control and range management.
The Bancroft July 24 parade features grazing associations financed by the Farmers Home Administration including Grace Grazing and Windmill Flats. The event showcases a thrift-a-minute arena performance with riders executing spins and formations, culminating in a dramatic rail-leap led by Florentz a Borah High School honor student and Eh-Capa queen.
The Eh-Capas coached by ex-Marine Wayne Stear perform three nights at Twin Falls Frontier Days July 26 28 training their own horses without bridles or saddles using only a tack rein. They parade and tour Caldwell Night Rodeo and the Gooding State Parade and Drill Competition ahead of 1969 appearances. The group has drawn national magazine attention and features in Sunset Seventeen Hoofs and Horns Western Horseman and Idaho Cattleman.
The Idaho Fish and Game Department released the winners of controlled hunt permits for moose, mountain goat and bighorn sheep. Six mountain goat permits in Salmon River and Middle Fork drainages went unclaimed in Boise as applications fell short of available tags. Local winners include R. Anderson of Soda Springs and G. A. Gorton of Grace for Hunt 3761.
In Caribou County Sun Soda Springs Idaho August 1 1968 a notice explains general hunting areas opening for bighorn sheep with restricted hunts on the East Fork of the Salmon River near Challis. Each permit allows a single season date. Tissue from trophy animals may be used for scientific study.
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