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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1975
Page
4
Five more local boxers join the Sandpoint card set for Saturday night January 18 at Sandpoint Junior High. Spokesman Clarence Davis says the double main event features Sandpoint's Larry Davis and Jeff McCracken. Davis at 119 pounds faces Randy Jackson of Albany Oregon, an experienced challenger.
Bowling scores include Berniece LaFore 538 and Opal Collison 552 for Lucky Lager. Leona Crabb led Kil & K2 with 599 in a 234 high game, while Janice Klinger top scored for the two K's at 468. Boxing notes feature matches in Sandpoint and Albany, plus Sandpoint boxers traveling to Spokane for a sub-novice tournament at Fairchild AFB with eight fighters entered.
Sandpoint junior high basketball teams beat Priest River freshmen while one Bullpup squad fell to Newport frosh by two. White team topped Priest River 70-55 led by Dave DeMers 38 points and 24 rebounds. eighth grade White won 32-19. Red team won 63-54 behind John Wintu's 27 points, then lost 54-52 at Newport. Next week Red to Wallace. White at Kellogg.
Sandpoint High hosts Coeur d'Alene in an In land Empire League matchup at eight tonight in the Bulldog gym. The contest pits the Bulldogs against a tough Vikings squad in a key regional showdown.
Variable cloudiness and cooler through Saturday with light winds. Chance of precipitation 20 percent tonight and 10 percent Saturday. Low tonight around 5 high Saturday near 20.
Kellogg rolled to a 32-18 win over Sandpoint in Bulldog gym as Kay Hammock scored 19 to pace the victors. Mara Lei Monroe led Sandpoint with 8 while Hoskins struck for 10 in the third quarter to fuel Kellogg’s 12-0 surge.
Angove and Blanchard residents urge protecting Priest and Moyie rivers from urban development and favor federal control with a national park vision. They push for a strong local land use plan but fear local governments will fail to protect the rivers. The Forest Service will take over two years to finish its study.
Sandpoint offers a five week hunter safety course starting Monday January 13 at 6 p.m. at the Lake Street rifle range. The $0.90 weekly fee covers up to 50 participants. a second class may start February 17 if needed. For questions contact Dave Downing at 263-4598.
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