Sandpoint Women Discuss Umpire Tests and Season Plans
The Sandpoint Women's Softball Association held its first-season meeting at the Eagles Lodge to discuss umpire qualification tests, season schedule, base umpires, fees, and trophies. They seek qualified umpires for paid league games and provided contact numbers for volunteers. The group will reconvene in late April with advance notice to all teams.
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Sandpoint Women’s Softball Association
Eagles Lodge
Debbie Chronic
Karen Applegate
Cindy Derr
Rowlang News Recap of bowling scores and leaders
Kaniksu leads over Co op Gas & Supply as Bar bra Floan Louise Olenslager and Berniece LaFore top scorers. Donkey Jaw’s Karen Palmer and Sandy Roberts lead Donkey Jaw attack with high totals. Vi Vlasak and Lorena Deubel help Lucky Lager. Northern Lights, Trawler's Motel, General Telephone and Sandpoint Bowl also post top games and high series. weekly prizes go to Leona Cribb Betty O Donnell Karen Palmer.
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Kaniksu
Sdpt. Motor
Northern Lights
Ida
Nat. Bk
Gen. Telephone
Co -Op Gas & Supply
Barbara Floan
Louise Olenslager
Berniece LaFore
Lucille Gill
Mike Theodorson
Betty Bloxom
Donkey Jaw
Lucky Lager
Karen Palmer
Sandy Roberts
Vi Vlasak
Lorena Deubel
Mary Madsen
Opal Collison
Sandpoint Motor
Frances Crandell
Dort McCrum
Shirley Stevens
Lily
Bergstrom
Jeani Weatherford
Lauraine Montgomery
Idaho First National Bank
Phyllis Thurlow
Ethel Book
Ileene Plaster
Betty O’donnell
Barbara Remmers
Helen Ham
General Telephone
Betty Forell
Pat Redmond
Janice Klinger
Leona Crabb
Alice Drew
Betty Hawkins
Linda Harper
Margaret Coons
Barbara Fister
Ann Lubbers
Penny Armstrong
Capital Classic draws 500 coaches to showcase top high school players
More than 500 basketball coaches attended the Capital Classic in LANDOVER Maryland as the U S team defeated metropolitan Washington 107 to 93. NCAA figures Bobby Knight Dean Smith and Lefty Driesell were present along with NBA staff including Gene Shue John Killilea Bob Berka and Bob Ferry among 13 475 spectators.
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John Killilea
New Orleans Jazz
Bob Berka
Washington Bullets
Bob Ferry
Inland Empire League weighs travel cuts for athletic programs
School officials in the Inland Empire League met in Moscow to consider reducing travel costs for bands, drill teams, and wrestling. They discussed limiting regional wrestling entries to two per weight class, reverting to one wrestler at regionals, abandoning a round robin schedule, and continuing a league wide tournament. New IEL members Lakeland and Bonners Ferry will join existing teams in the coming year.
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Inland Empire League
Moscow
Sandpoint High High School
Richard Sodorff
League
Sodorff
Lewiston High Schol
Twin Falls
Idaho State High School Activities Association
IEL
Lakeland
Bonners Ferry
Post Falls
Kellogg
Coeur d’Alene
Lewiston
Sandpoint
Philadelphia Bell wins court settlement move to Franklin Field
The Philadelphia Bell of the World Football League will move its home games to Franklin Field under a out-of-court settlement signed by Judge Edward N. Cahn. The city will receive $1,000 per Bell game at the 60,456 seat Penn stadium while Franklin Field keeps its tax exempt status.
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Philadelphia
UPS
Philadelphia Bell
John F. Kennedy Stadium
Franklin Field
U.S. District Court
Edward N. Cahn
Bell
Philadelphia Eagles
National Football League
Veterans Stadium
Eagles
University of Pennsylvanian
The
Penn
University
College Stadium
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Softball Association
Rowlang News
Philadelphia 76Ers
Gene Shue
Boston Celtics
Schweitzer
Basin
North
Idaho
Robert S. West
Coeur d'Alene Ave
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
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