Colville Indians and Lewiston Bengals Face Tough Weekend
Colville coach Joe Karpn optimistic about the Indians despite a late start and budget troubles that nearly ended the program. Lewiston, 2-5, has rallied with a big win at Boise over Borah, led by Anderson and Pitts, as Sandpoint hosts the pair in a weekend slate featuring guard Steve Cox as a key for Colville and Bill Malone, Mike Hagadone, Jeff Clark, George Andrews, and Terry Allen for Sandpoint.
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Lewiston Bengals
Sandpoint Bulldogs
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Borah
Colville
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Charley Yankus
Medical Lake
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Bob Anderson
Anderson
Karp
Greg Pitts
Steve Cox
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Sandpoint
Ron
Hunt
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Bill Malone
Mike
Hagadone
Jeff
Sportsmen Oppose Joint Big Game Opening Date
The Bonner County Sportsmen Association voted to oppose Idaho Fish and Game’s plan to combine October big game opening dates. They argued a single date would concentrate hunter pressure, while biologist Ray Rodgers noted later openings could affect elk cows and calves more. Trophy antler awards were announced for Whitetail and Mule Deer, with several racks and scores highlighted, including a 33415 point elk rack and 160 and 1621 point whitetails.
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Idaho
Rodgers
Southeastern
Association
Don ‘Mitchell
North Idaho
High Drive
Mitchell
Jack McNeel
Coeur d’Alene
IFG
Jack
Peterson
Petersons
Randy Poelstra
Harold Rounsville
Milt Thompson
Thad
John Churchill
Churchill
Contractor Cedillo to sing national anthem at governor inauguration
Blackfoot contractor Gabriel Cedillo III, 32, who aims to become a professional musician, will sing the national anthem at Gov. Cecil D. Andrus's second-term inauguration. Cedillo previously performed at Andrus events in Blackfoot in 1973 and at a Democratic rally in Blackfoot last fall, and Andrus had hoped he would sing at the inauguration if re-elected.
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United Press International Boise
UPI
Garbiel
Cedillo III
Blackfoot
Cecil
D. Andrus
Cedillo
Andrus
Grand Teton climbers succeed on summit in clear weather
For the fifth time in ten years Petzoldt led six climbers to the 13 766 foot summit Tuesday with 11 more joining Wednesday. A third assault group reached the peak Thursday as weather held, with the Americans flag once again flown atop the Grand Teton. Ken Clanton of Petzoldt’s National Outdoor Leadership School reported the ascent and the main party began descending toward base camp.
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Petzoldt
Moose Meadows
Ken Clan
Former NFL rookie star Don Woods returns to Albuquerque
Don Woods now works at an Albuquerque car dealership after a record breaking first NFL season with the San Diego Chargers. He returned to New Mexico for winter, plans to play basketball and visit friends before Chargers training camp next summer.
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UPI
National Football League
Don Woods
University of New Mexico and New Mexico Highlands
Woods
San Diego Chargers
New Mexico
NEL
Denver
Otis Armstro Cutcheron
Chargers
Twin Falls County Jail Faces Federal Complaint Over Conditions
A federal district court filing in Boise alleges substandard conditions at Twin Falls County Jail. Victor Rolzitto, former Twin Falls County Public Defender, represents six inmates held on felony charges as plaintiffs in the action.
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Boise
Twin Falls
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Dee. Berry
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Guthrie
James
Lb. Jones
Sandpoint High Wrestlers Return with Post Falls Match
Sandpoint High wrestling team resumes action after a two week break. The Bulldogs travel to Post Falls Saturday to face the Trojans in a tough matchup and then host Kellogg on Tuesday evening.
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Bulldog Grapplers
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Trojans
Sandpoint
Kellogg
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