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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1975

Page

4

Sandpoint Track Teams Headed to Kellogg Dual Meets

Sandpoint High boys and girls travel to Kellogg for two dual meets at 2 p.m. tomorrow marking the teams first action of a month long track season. Weather forced the Kellogg site move from Sandpoint. Bonners Ferry set school marks despite cold winds as Newport and Bonners Ferry contested a separate meet.

Dave Finkelnburg Sandpoint High Kellogg Sandpoint Kellogg Wildcat Wildcats Tny Bonners Ferry Cotton Barlow Bonners Ferry High School Newport High Newport Bonners Ferry High George Kalb Barlow Kevin Sanborn Bonners, Ferry Tim Mercer Kathy Tucker Jana Watts

Vandals Sweep Portland In Nor Pac Doubleheader

In Moscow Idaho the University of Idaho Vandals swept a Nor Pac baseball doubleheader from Portland University winning 9-8 in game one and 4-3 in game two. Steve Williams earned the win in game one despite a seven run Portland burst and Ken Schrom with Ron Barnes aided the victory in game two. Idaho out-hit Portland 14-9 in the opener and 8-5 in the nightcap with Jim Elston homering in the second game.

Moscow Steve Willliams Portland Ken Schrom Ron Barnes Idaho Jim Elston Vandals

82 Year Old Captures 36th Okeene Snake Hunt Top Rattler

Veteran hunter Charles Conners 82 won with a 6 ft 1.2 in rattler at Okeene Oklahoma. His sons Charles Jr and Leslie placed second and third. Snakes sold at auction for 80 dollars. Jaycees president Steve Dungan noted 15 500 attendees despite near snowing weather.

Okeene Okla UPI Charles Conners Conners Charles Jr Leslie Broken Bow Blaine County Darlene Foster Sand Springs Steve Dungan Jaycees

Moon Wins Hunt at Schweitzer Basin Treasure Contest

Brandon Moon captured first in Schweitzer Basin’s Treasure Hunt on Sunday earning a 1975-76 season ski pass. Gina Pucci finished second and won Kneisser ski poles, with prizes then awarded to top ten finishers including Grando Gloves, wind shirts, goggles, and turtleneck shirts for several place winners.

Brandon Moon Schweitzer Basin Gina Pucci Moon Idaho Molly Kamp Joel Hegland Jerry Williams Richard McDonald Dave Williams Bruce Stephanson Bob Selton Bob Brown Schweitzer

Yanks Sweep Ski Titles at Camel Hot Dog World Championship

In Cervinia Italy American Johnny Ostberg won the air acrobatics title scoring 53.5 points to give the United States a clean sweep of all three events. Henry Authier of France placed second and Mike Grazi er finished third. Scott Brooksbank led the combined standings with 10 penalties, followed by Alan Schoenberger and Jim Stelling.

Cervinia Italy UPI Johnny Ostberg United States Henry Authier France Mike Grazier Scott Brooksbank Alan Schoenberger Jim Stelling

Andrus predicts Hathaway vote to confirm interior secretary

Idaho Governor Cecil D. Andrus says former Wyoming Governor Stan Hathaway will be confirmed as interior secretary by a wide margin in the U S Senate. He notes environmental objections but sees no groundswell to reject the nomination. Andrus also raises questions on a Blaine County S 60 acre federal building complex and a coal plant loophole in EPA rules affecting Idaho Power.

Boise UPI Cecil D. Andrus Wyoming Stan Hathaway U. S. Senate Hathaway Andrus U. S. Environmental Protection Agency EPA Idaho Power Company

Weiskopf and Miller Near Augusta Showdown

Tom Weiskopf trails as Johnny Miller leads the Augusta event with strong scores. The pair face a tight leaderboard battle as final rounds approach.

Symms In Belgium and Masters Finish Sparks Reactions

UPI reports Congressman Steve Symms of Idaho in Belgium attending European Parliament sessions while Masters' runners up Tom Weiskopf and Hubert Miller react to Nicklaus's win. Miller rises to 14 under over final three rounds, setting 34 and 36 hole records. Weiskopf vows not to dwell on second place.

Brussels UPI Steve Symms Ridaho Belgium European Parliament Miller Jack Nicklaus Weiskopf Tom Nicklaus Greensboro

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