Bulldogs trip St Maries in lopsided duel meet
Sandpoint High wrestlers crushed St Maries 45 14 Monday night at Bulldog gym. Three pins and six decisions highlighted a strong showing with most weight classes recording wins though several losses and a tie. Sandpoint hosts Medical Lake Thursday at 6 15 p m for JV and varsity bouts.
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Arkansas Keeps Unbeaten Record
Arkansas remains undefeated at 7 0 after a 86 55 win over Hardin Simmons as Sidney Moncrief and Marvin Delph led the Razorbacks. Coach Eddie Sutton drew two technical fouls but defended the aggressive play as part of a closer second half. Other games featured Louisville over Dayton and Nebraska’s 7 0 mark with strong performances from Carl McPipe and James Jackson.
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Correct Name in Sandpoint High Basketball Report
The Bee corrects a Monday story naming a Sandpoint High School boys basketball team member. The proper name is Charley Cahill, not Tim Cahill.
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Schweitzer Ski Report Indicates Clear Conditions and Open Runs
Schweitzer Ski Area reports clear calm and sunny morning with 17 degree temperature and a 46 inch base. Four chairlifts and the T Bar operate today and Colburn Basin remains open for the season with packed powder conditions expected.
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Bowling League Scores and Holiday Wishes
Mixed Nuts lost two of three to Long Shots with 501 by Dennis Montgomery and 487 by Gaylah Duchow. Long Shots’ Allan Decker led with 527. Janie Decker 469. Road Runners swept Slow Pokes as Jim Carnegie rolled 613 with 266 in a game. Joyce Webb 522. Slow Pokes Don Scott 558, Barbara Scott 510. Shockers lost to 76ers despite John Rader 559 and Carol Brown 468. Buck Clark 530 and Elaine Clark 530 with 235. Easy Blows swept Banana Splits led by Harry Morgan 540. Alice Drew 463. Banana Splits Lorena Deubel 534. Del Pratt 525. Alley Oops swept Dust Eaters Ron Collision 504. Norene Coleman 397. Dust Eaters Mike Freeland 478. Sandy Loman for women. Drifters beat Spare Parts Wes Felland 476. Eileen Felland 427. Don Lynch 519 for Spare Parts. Diane Lynch 471 for women. Weekly prizes go to Jim Carnegie high gross series 62 and Handy Morgan high gross game 231. Loren Deubel 0 for high gross women’s series. Elaine Clark 273 high gross game. League closes with Christmas and New Year wishes.
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Portland Mourns the Demise of Mavericks
Portland faces the end of the Mavericks era as organized baseball returns the city to the Pacific Coast League. Bing Russell, owner and actor, built a famed Class A team that drew national attention with stunts and star cameos, including Jim Bouton. The Mavericks will not join the PCL, and Russell seeks indemnity for territory loss.
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Hall of Fame contenders loom in BBWAA balloting
Eddie Mathews Duke Snider and Maury Wills head the list of leading Hall of Fame hopefuls for the next BBWAA ballot with new eligibles including Clete Boyer Jim Grant Jim Maloney Bill Mazeroski Denny McLain Pedro Ramos and Hoyt Wilhelm. Wills a top base stealer and Mathews 512 homers are noted as strong candidates alongside former Dodgers stars Hodges and Slaughter who also drew votes last year. Announcement is set for mid January.
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