Boosters Team Schedules Six Softball Tournaments
The Sandpoint Boosters slowpitch softball squad plans six northwest tournaments this summer under manager Bill Beyer. They aim for the Idaho State Championship and a Northwest Regional berth after finishing runner up last year with a 57 12 record. Sponsors include Sandpoint Realty and Idaho First National Bank.
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Bruneel Tire
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Cy Dahl
John Andrews
Chris Clark
Art ‘Smokey
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Jack Parkins
Montana
Rowing and bowling scores from local meet notes
Plamer led rowing with 431 followed by Sandy Roberts 429 and Linda Harper 414. Northern Lights saw Lily Bergstrom 510 with 205, Lauraine Montgomery 509, Marjorie Glazier 365. Sandpoint Motor tied 15 with Lucky Lager as Joyce Webb 519, Frances Crandell 511, Dort Mc Crum 491. Lorena Deubel top Lucky Lager 535, Sandie Burrough 453, Opal Collison 434. Idaho First National Bank beat 15 from K1 K2 as Phyllis Thurlow 483, Tleene Plaster 442, Linda Rader 436. Co-op Gas dropped 11 to Trainers Motel as Lucille Gill 457, Jan Ayers 455, Betty Bloxom 448. Wash Water Power won 15 from General Telephone Co with Barbara Fister 481, Leila Witherell 453, Elanor Selle 405. Leona Crabb 570 and Alice Drew 382 lead General Telephone, Nita Monroe 373. Weekly prizes go to Barbara Floan high net 236, Lily Bergstrom high gross 247, Lorena Deubel high gross series 637.
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Plamer
Sandy Roberts
Linda Harper
Northern Lights
Lily Bergstrom
Lauraine Montgomery
Marjorie Glazier
Sandpoint Motor
Lucky Lager
Joyce Webb
Frances Crandell
Dort McCrum
Lorena Deubel
Sandie Burrough
Opal Collison
Idaho
Barbara Floan
China Open To Collegiate Competitors
The NCAA Council and AAU officials approved college athletes joining the U S track and field team for a China trip next month without NCAA reprisals. Dr John Fuzak noted potential problems include missing final exams and conflicting conference or school rules, with conferences sometimes more restrictive than NCAA rules.
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China
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John Fuzak
Fuzak
Symms Defends Gun Rights Against Federal Regulation Bill
Idaho Congressman Steve Symms testified before a subcommittee in support of H.R. 1087 to stop the CPSC from restricting firearms and ammunition. He argued gun policy belongs to Congress, not the courts, calling gun control by federal court a betrayal of the people's trust.
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