Coeur d Alene Clinches IEL Title With Big Wins
Coeur d Alene captured its first undisputed Inland Empire League basketball championship with 87 61 and 88 42 wins over Sandpoint and Clarkston. Lewiston moved to second by edging Moscow 53 52, setting up a likely runner up finish.
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Coeur d’Alene
Sandpoint
Clarkston
Vikings
Idaho
Moscow
Kellogg
Lewiston
IEL
Pullman
Post Falls
Bulldogs
Wallace
Grangeville
Bengals
Kamiakan
Inland Empire
Don’s
Nieman’s
Co’ Alene
Pac. Finance
Marina
Safeway
Conoco
Joslyn
Merwin’s
Panhandle
Bank of Ida
Alene
City Bowling Tournament Opens for WIBC Card Holders
The Dropouts lead with Croy at 253 high gross game and Shirley Stevens 661 high gross series. WIBC carded bowlers are reminded the City Tournament is their event with entries due February 13 based on January 31 averages. Ray Spencer posted 262 high single line gross and Glen Chronic 692 high three-line gross.
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Croy
Shirley Stevens
WIBC
Ray Spencer
Glen Chronic
Bowling Roundup Hits and High Scores Across Leagues
Olympia took three from Trawler's Motel led by Doris Medick 556 Louise Olslager 523 and Bernice LaFore 503. Kaniksu held second by sweeping Sandpoint Bowl as Ann Lubbers 504 Joyce Jones 484 starred for Sandpoint. Sandpoint Motor beat Northern Lights with Shirley Stevens 568 and Frances Crandell 508 including a 236 game. Bill's Mobil lost to Washington Power. Marie Hawkins 435 Frances Davis 436 and Margaret Coons 3428. Natural standings show various high games and series across teams including Burling Northern in top slot.
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Olympia
Doris Medick
Louise Olenslager
Bernice LaFore
Katie Croy
Helen Ham
Kaniksu
Ann Lubbers
Joyce Jones
Linda Miller
Mary Holst
Sandpoint Motor
Northern Lights
Shirley Stevens
Dort McCrum
Frances Crandell
Lily Bergstrom
Marlis Beyer
Bill’s Mobil
Washington Water Power Co
Marie Hawkins
Frances Davis
Margaret Coons
Washington Water Power
Town House
Kamloop
Jehovah Witnesses Conclude Assembly in Spokane Valley
A large three day circuit assembly ended at Trent Grade School facilities in Spokane Valley with attendance from 16 Eastern Washington congregations. W L Young, newly appointed district supervisor, presided as the event reached its climax and 34 new ministers were ordained.
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Jehovah’s Witnesses
Trent
Spokane
Washington
W. L. Young
Brigman
Sandpoint
Brigmar
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Willy Gooley
Burlington Northern
Emerald Dist
Burl
Whien Junior
Pop
PIN Queen League
Ice & Fuel
D & D Carpet
Connie’s
Sommerfeld
Buyle Sayers
Bonner
Twon & Country League
Bur. North
Hamm/s
Lucky Lager
Emerald Emp
Sayers
Trainers
Bargain Edgewater
Co-op
Enco
Shorten
Whipple
Junior
Brian Lee Warren
OHO
Howard Post
Lek
Paul C. Keeton
Glenn Stanger
Idaho Falls
Keeton
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Commission
Boise
Ington
Jim Miier
Emerald
Wayne Hawkins
Hamm’s
Shorty Caughey
Chuck Marsh
Ken Sutliff
Don Katona
Tom Robideaux
Nordgaarden
Tibbetts
Arichor
Saucers
Harry Morgan
Jim DeMers
Edgewater
Ron Brook
Edgewaters
Arlie Kellogg
Trawler’s
Bargain Supply
Don Scott
Trawlers
Buck Clark
Bargain
Ralph
Crabb
Howard Faux
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