Sailboat Series Continues at City Beach Leg Two
Entries still open for the second leg of a three day sailboat series at City Beach. Skipper meeting at 10 a.m. Sunday in front of the Edgewater. Series comprises three races per day with the best six finishes out of nine counting toward trophies. Entry fee is 3 dollars. registrations at Hadleys Cycles Saiboats and the Windbag Marina. Notable leaders include Gordon Warrington centerboard Chris Pietsch offshore Jack Ninneman Frank Ross catamaran Chris Lloyd Tom Nielson.
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City Beach
Edgewater
Hadley's Cycles
Saiboats
Windbag
Gordon Warrington
Chris Pietsch
Jack Ninneman
Frank Ross
Chris Lloyd
Tom Nielson
Keith Sheckler
Larry Clark
Steve Leake
Mark Alton
Alec Pollack
Frayne McAfee
Scott Hadley
David Currie
Ben Tate
Chuck Brewster
Bill Greenwood
Bruce Johnson
Brent Morse
Susan Risso
John Robinson
David Tomberg
Dan Larson
Jay Hall
Tony Fauero
Jacobson Named Principal At Priest River Junior High
Larry Jacobson a 1966 Sandpoint High School graduate is named principal of Priest River Junior High. He will also coach defense at Priest River High and a junior high flag football team while having past roles in Sandpoint Clark Fork Issaquah Washington. He studied at Whitworth College where he earned an NAIA sports award in 197. He played three months of pro football for Edmonton in the Canadian Football League between teaching stints. He is married to Debbie Hazeltine of Sandpoint with a daughter Brit and a expected younger sibling. Jacobson succeeds Chuck Maimes who moves to Priest River Elementary School.
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Priest River
Larry Jacobson
Sandpoint High School
Priest River Junior High
Jacobson
Priest River High School
Phas
Whitworth College
Sandpoint
Clark Fork
Issaquah
Washington
Whitworth
Jackson
Edmonton
Larry
Debbie Hazeltine
Brit
Chuck Maimes
Badger Pads Popping Prepare for Season Opener
Bonners Ferry High School football coach Doug Cox greeted 45 varsity candidates during practices as the Badgers gear up for the September 2 opener at Sandpoint Memorial Field. He notes 10 returning lettermen, 12 started a game last year, with 13 juniors and 20 sophomores vying for spots.
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Bonners Ferry
Doug Cox
Bonners Ferry High School
Badgers
Sandpoints Memorial Field
Cox
Richard Carlson
John Delaney
Joe Hauck
Chuck Lewis
Rowdy MacDonald
Chris Mace
Louis Maing
Jim Morice
Carl Nelson
Leonard Nelson
Lee Pinkerton
Dusty Tenney
Lewiston Still Perfect in Regional American Legion Baseball
Lewiston Idaho remains undefeated in the double elimination regional tournament after a 2-1 win over Androage Alaska. Yakima Washington beat Great Falls Montana 9-0 behind Jeff Stottlemyre three hit pitching. Corvallis crushed Laramie Wyoming 18-5, eliminating Laramie. Yakima and Lewiston meet tonight for the rivalry showdown.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
UPI
Yakima
Wash
Lewiston
Idaho
American Legion
Great Falls
Mont
Jeff Stottlemyre
New York Yankee
Mel Stottlemyre
Androage
Alaska
Corvallis
Laramie
Wyo
Duran to defend WBA lightweight title Sept 17 at Spectrum
World lightweight champion Roberto Duran will defend his title against Edwin Viruet in a 15 round bout September 17 at the Spectrum. The fight is to be co produced by Don King Promotons and Spectrum Fights with details to be announced at a Tuesday press conference. Duran enters with a 59 1 record and 48 knockouts while Viruet sits at 23 2 2 with eight knockouts.
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Philadelphia
UPI
World Boxing Association
Roberto Duran
Edwin Viruet
Spectrum
Larry Rubin
Don King
Duran
Panama
Viruet
New York
Bryant leads Tide aims for SEC title in 1979 season
Alabama coach Paul Bryant enters his 20th season with a strong chance to win the SEC as Georgia Florida and Mississippi State challenge. Bryant notes a young squad but expects top performers and a balanced attack off the wishbone. Georgia Dooley Florida Dickey and Mississippi State coaches weigh defensive pressure and key players like Rutledge ORear Davis LeCount Johnson and Nathan for the season.
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David Moffit
UPI
Atlanta
South
Papa Bear
Paul Bryant
Alabama
Bryant
Jerry Claiborne
Maryland
Pat Dye
East Carolina
Charlie McClendon
Louisiana State
Richard Whamson
Memphis State
Jimmy Sharpe
Virginia Tech
Charlie Pell
Clemson
Jeff Rutledge
Jack O'Rear
Johnny Davis
Tony Nathan
Georgia
Pittsburgh
Vince Dooley
Florida
Gators
Crimson Tide
Doug Dickey
Terry LeCount
Mississippi State
Dennis Johnson
Bob Tyler
SEC
Kentucky
Tennessee
Auburn
Ole Miss
Vanderbilt
Wildcats
North Carolina
Terry Robiskie
LSU
Bengals
Charles Alexander
Johnny Majors
Pitt
Claiborne
Atlantic
Terps
Houston
Penn State
ACC
Tar Heels
Mike Voight
Bill Dooley
Seahawks Draft Notre Dame back Al Hunter in supplemental pick
Al Hunter, suspended Notre Dame running back, went undrafted in the first three rounds but was chosen by the Seattle Seahawks in the NFL Supplemental Draft. Seattle forfeits a 1978 fourth round pick, and Hunter’s signing would be subject to a grace period until Sept. 27 unless activated for early games.
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NEW York
UPI
Notre Dame
al Hunter
Hunter
NFL
Pete Rozelle
Seattle’ Seahawks
Seattle
Seahawks
Rozelle
Dove Season Opens On September 1st
The piece notes dove season begins September 1 with a 10 bird daily limit and no federal duck stamp required, while bear and cougar seasons start September 3. It warns hunters to prevent fires, check stream closures around Pend Oreille and Priest Lakes, and mentions elk tags remain available in Coeur d Alene via local vendors.
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Jack McNeel
IFG
Coeur d’ Alene
Pend Oreille
Pend Oreille Lake
Priest Lake
Panhandle
Coeur
Boise
Buttreys
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Tide
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Rich Turnbull
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Steve Fenton
Kilroy
Kilroy Bay
Lake Pend Oreille
sGupey
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Dye
Pirate
Aya
N.A
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