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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1967
Page
4
Soda Springs posted an eighth straight win this season with a 60 50 victory over Malad on Friday night. Ted Larsen hauled in 20 rebounds and Preston Phelps 15 while Phelps scored 21 and Larsen 18. Malad led 44 37 after the third quarter but Soda Springs pulled away.
Malad defeated Soda Springs in a tight basketball game scoring 28 points in the fourth quarter while both teams struggled from the field at about 30 percent. Key scorers included Malad Williams 16 Hawkins 10 Hansen 4 Jones 11 Marson 3 Evans 6 and Soda Springs Larsen 18 Phelps 21 Coleman 10 Lindsey 4 Hale 7. Soda Springs travels to American Falls Friday and hosts Preston Saturday.
Soda Springs defeated Marsh Valley 57 34 to stay unbeaten at 7 wins. Marsh Valley pressed full court in the fourth quarter but fouls and Cardinal offense widened the margin as the Cardinals sealed the win.
Marsh Valley committed 21 fouls to Soda's seven as Ted Larsen led Soda with 21 points and Phelps added 13 rebounds. Soda shot 31 percent while Marsh Valley was 22 percent, with Soda pulling 53 rebounds to 36 for Marsh Valley. North Gem defeated Fielding 93-42 as Ruger led North Gem with 13 and Yost 16, and Gordon Yost was named Cowboys defensive player of the week.
North Gem Cowboys overcome Rockland High 45 to 42 at Bancroft led by R. E. Faulkner with 12 and Gordon Yost with 11 points. Rockland’s Doug Hartley top-scored with 17 as the teams traded leads in a tight pre conference game.
North Gem defeated Fielding 5239 in a 5th District A-3 contest at Bancroft Friday night. R. E. Faulkner led with 16 points as three players reached double figures. Randy …
North Gem wrestlers were defeated 34 to 16 by Pocatello High School Indians in Pocatello Monday night. Eight matches were won by the Indians with two forfeits. North Gem schedules a follow up with Grace in Bancroft and a varsity match after junior high preliminaries, with a January 16 trip to Malad planned.
Soda Springs edged Grace High 29 to 25 as Grace forfeited the heavyweight final after a 25 all tie. Individual results list pins and decisions across weights from 98 to heavyweight, with Soda Springs securing the varsity and junior varsity wins and a upcoming Cardinal match noted.
The schedule notes a Tuesday game on January 17 when Montpelier visits Soda Springs for a scheduled basketball clash.
Results of cutter races show J John Wells beating Lamoreaux and Wells in heat one, plus winners including Ray Widmer, Daryl Sparks, Ferris Hymas, R and L Kunz, Gary Black, Keith Ashley, Vernon Bateman, Larry Kelsey, Merlin Wilde, Hy McLain, Wayne Kunz, Don Burgoyne, Darrell Conoco, Don Clark, Glenn Grunig. A meet with Rocky Mountain Cutter Racing Assn and All-American Cutter Assn is set for January 14 at 12 30 pm in Thane Wyoming.
Local businessmen can meet Bert Mitchell, SBA Boise Regional Office loan officer, at the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce all day Thursday January 19 1967 to learn about Small Business Administration loans and agency services. Call 233-1525 for more information and appointments.
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