Elks Boxers Win Five Trophies in Spokane Valley
The Sandpoint Elks Boxing Club sent seven fighters to Spokane valley Sunday and returned with five trophies plus best winning fighter under 100 pounds. Robbie Kucherry won in the 75 pound class and the under 100 award, Pat Cove stopped Pete Krueger by technical knockout in the 75 pound division, Shawn Paluniuk won a close decision, Casey Lake lost a narrow call in the 95 pound class, Jeff Lake fell when asthma kept him from the third round, Jeff McCracken stopped Jon Boyle in the 135 pound division, and Keith Hardy won the semi main in light heavyweight by unanimous decision over Bruce Gustason.
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JV's Unbeaten In Roundball
The Bulldog junior varsity basketball team remains undefeated after two wins and plans two more games this weekend. They travel with the varsity to Bonners Ferry to meet the Bonners Ferry jayvees at 6 30 p m and will host Mead jayvees at the same time Saturday.
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This Weekend's Grid Iron Action
The National Football League slate includes thirteen games with predictions by Daily Bee Sportswriter Mike Borden. Atlanta over St. Louis, Miami over Baltimore, Detroit over Chicago, Dallas over Washington, Buffalo over New England, Cleveland over Cincinnati, Minnesota over Green Bay, Los Angeles over New York Giants, Denver over San Diego, Pittsburgh over Houston, Oakland over Kansas City, San Francisco over New Orleans, New York Jets over Philadelphia.
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Navy shuts three labs for holiday energy savings
In an energy saving move the Navy orders three laboratories employing about 8500 people shut from December 22 to January 2. A spokesman says staff should take paid vacations or a week unpaid and those who object may be allowed to work.
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Kaniksu Takes Four From Sandpoint Motor In Bowling Standings
In BOWING News standings Kaniksu gains four points by 573 Louise Olenslager 514 Katie Croy and 504 Barbara Menard while Sandpoint Motor’s Frances Crandell led with 511 and Joyce Webb 485. Wash. Water Power and Town House win matches, Northern Lights claim four, and Co-op Gas and Supply also takes three. Prizes go to Lorena Deubel high net game 222 Nathel Alspach high gross 249 and Leona Crabb high gross 676.
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Idaho Milk Production Dips in October
Idaho milk output fell 6 percent in October from a year earlier, totaling 126 million pounds. American cheese production rose 23 percent to 4.2 million pounds, while creamery butter dropped 37 percent from the previous year.
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St. Maries Voters Approve $1.45 Million School Bonds
Voters in the St. Maries School District approved a $1,450,000 bond issue for a new high school and an elementary school. The measure passed by more than 4 to 1 with 961 favorable ballots to 201 opposed.
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Matmen Lose Close One 30-27 at Libby Meet
The Bulldogs fell 30-27 on Libby’s home mats in a tough dual. Rudd Raynor injured a thumb and was forfeited out after pulling out, Libby built an early lead with pins and decisions, but Dan Smith and Mike Timblin won key bouts to keep the score close.
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Construction Workers Face Job Losses in Northwest
At the Inland Empire Chapter meeting in Spokane contractors warn a fuel and material shortage could cut Northwest construction work by 15 to 20 percent, with some predicting a 30 to 40 percent drop and higher unemployment. Nationally the industry is down about 20 percent, risking up to a million jobs.
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