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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1976
Page
4
A little league wrestling event at West Side High School on Saturday features weigh-ins from 9 to 10 30 with matches starting at 11. About 70 youngsters from West Side and Preston compete in kindergarten to sixth grade. Medals for first and second and certificates for third to fifth will be awarded.
The Road Scholars from Preston High School will vie in the 1976 Idaho State Championship Trouble Shooting contest on April 21 at Idaho State University in Pocatello. The winning two student teams earn an all expense paid trip to the National Trouble Shooting Championship in Chicago June 28 to 30 with over $45,000 in scholarships awards and prizes.
Weston Grain Growers and West Side Team of ’72 meet in the kickoff game at West Side High School as eight Franklin County teams begin a double elimination event with five trophies and MVP honors possible. Tonight’s other games include Fuller Brothers versus Bob’s Horseshoeing and Preston Seniors against Golightly Raingutters.
The bulletin lists team results with Cache Fur leading high series and DeeAnn Mortensen setting top marks. Individual scores include Mortensen 245 game and 590 series, with Saundra Hubbard leading average at 164. Also notes an All Breed Hereford sale set for April 3 at Pocatello Fairgrounds with 9 am Showtime and sale at 1 pm.
Bosens Farms of Preston won the Preston Seventh Ward Outlaw Basketball Tournament title in the Preston High School gym by rallying past West Side Seniors. Premium Oil and Preston High Seniors earned third and consolation honors, Burbank Backhoe earned the sportsmanship trophy, Sid Johnson was MVP, and Clayton Moser Neil Fuller John Garfield Dan Keller and Larry Thomas made the all tourney team.
Preston High School finished third in the Fifth District A 2 tournament in Pocatello. Clayton Moser led in scoring and assists over 24 games, including playoffs, with Ariel Baird close on rebounds and Mike Bell, Baird and Allen sharing field goal accuracy at 50 percent. Moser posted 14.3 points per game and 76 assists with an 85 percent free throw rate.
Preston trio Moser Bell and Baird scored 42 of A-2’s 81 points in the Second Annual All-star gate at ISU Reed Gym. A-1-3-4 led by Sonny Warren 23 stayed ahead 91-81. Proceeds benefit Special Olympics in Moscow. halftime acts from West Side Pirettes and Highland Lassies.
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