Three Teams Lead Men’s Rec League Action
Three teams remain undefeated after the second week in the Men’s Recreational League. Riccardos beat Bonner Building Supply 47 45, Sandpoint Glass toppled Inks Thrift Store 52 45, and City Club edged Condo del Sol 63 59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riccardos
Bonner Building Supply
Sandpoint Glass
Inks Thrift Store
City Club
Condo del Sol
Co-op Gas & Supply
Conoco
Co-op
Press Stover
Duane Abromeut
Bruce Erickson
Craig Harris
John Andrews
Vance Ekwartzell
Frank Stonebaker
Dick Curtis
Full Program Set For Clown Game At Sandpoint High
Booster Club at Sandpoint High sponsors the Harlem Clowns tour game in Bulldog gym at 8 pm with a 50 50 gate split. Hall of Fame volunteers share duty officiating table tennis and volleyball half time acts and a police official returns as an official. Proceeds fund SHS athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booster Club
Sandpoint High School
Harlem Clowns
Bulldog Gym
Bob Hamilton
SHS
Boosters
Hamilton
Harlem Clowns Organization
Harlem Globetrotters
Bob Farmin
Paul Csorosz
Dan
George Elliot
Bill Dowling
Bulldogs Set To Face Libby Loggers In Friday Meet
Sandpoint wrestling aims to move over .500 as they host Libby in a non league clash. Mark Lyons remains undefeated after a 4 match streak while Dale Larson also stands undefeated though with limited matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandpoint
Bulldog
Chuck Schoonover
Wallace
Libby
Bulldog Gym
Loggers
Schoonover
Bulldogs
Mark Lyons
Dale Larson
Mark Yaw
Bob Hamilton
John Hunt
Brian Wood
Dan Lyons
Guy Dawson
Bonners Ferry
Badgers
Post Falls
Kellogg
Tommy Maurer Home for Holidays From Denver Medical Battle
Tommy Maurer nine returns to San Antonio with family after a hospital visit for his rare immune disorder. Doctors say he has survived with extremely low white blood cells and has faced repeated infections. He left National Jewish Hospital with plans to stay two to three months before possible return for more testing and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Tommy Maurer
San Antonio
Tex
Tommy
National Jewish Hospital
Sanford E. Avner
Denver Chest Disease Center
Blistering Boise Fire Causes $250000 Damage
A morning blaze at Garden Center West near Boise caused about 250000 in damage with no injuries. Fire started in the front of the building housing garden supplies and exploded when rear doors were breached, blistering nearby paint and scorching a car and fire trucks. Cole-Collester FD led initial response with several outlying departments assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Center
Boise
Cole-Collester
Also Mentioned on This Page
Riccardos Sdpt
Glass City Club
Op Inks Bon. Bldg
East River Stud CO