Bulldogs Face Vikings In Key IEL Showdown At Coeur d Alene
11th ranked Sandpoint visits Coeur d Alene with coach Duane Ward hoping to break a pattern of upsets as the Bulldogs pursue a 3 2 IEL mark. The Vikings sit among league contenders after losses to Moscow and Lewiston while Sandpoint has beaten both Kellogg and Clarkston. The game moves to the Viking gym due to scheduling, with Ward also guiding a Panhandle clash at Wallace Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandpoint
Duane Ward
Inland Empire
Coeur d’Alene
Vikings
Moscow
Lewiston
Ward
Bulldogs
Press Association
Kellogg
Clarkston
North Idaho Junior College
Viking Gym
Wallace
Miners
Mullan
Bonners Ferry
Wildcats
Coeur d’ Alene
Clark Fork Wampus Cats sit in state poll with 12-0 mark
Clark Fork Wampus Cats hold a 12-0 season and recent 66-59 win over Mullan, ranking seventeenth in the state poll. Coach Harold Walker says the team rests this weekend before traveling next Friday and Saturday to face Plummer and Sandpoint JV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Fork Wampus Cats
Press Association
Mullan
Wampus Cats
Harold Walker
Plummer
Sandpoint
Spartans Travel to Post Falls for Key League Match
The Priest River Spartans, 2-2 in Intermountain League play, head to Post Falls for a Saturday game. Coach Rush Balison notes injuries but expects a return to full strength against a top Trojans opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priest River Spartans
Post Falls
Rush Balison
Trojans
Bowling Leagues Standings and High Scores Highlight Night
Continued from page four, Lucky Lager bowling scene reports Olympia posting season highs in net team series and games. Bets include Idaho First Nat Bank with Pat Sauer 490 and Betty Bloxom 456. Kamloops Klub tops Northern Lights. Lily Bergstrom 539 and Syliia Hawkins 476. Wardrobe: Betty Forell 462 for Kamloops. Sandpoint Bowl falls to Trawlers Motel despite Pat Becker 521 and Mickie Dockins 452. Kaniksu takes points from Wash Water Power with Beverly Longbottom 522 and Leila Witherall 471 for Wash Power. Doris Medick nets 230 high for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky Lager
Olympia
Bill’s Mobil
Idaho
Nat. Bank
Betty Bloxom
Pat Sauer
Bank
Betty Forell
Kamloops
Pat Becker
Mickie Dockins
Jean Major
Kaniksu
Wash
Beverly
Longbottom
Bette Welter
Leila Witherall
Doris Medick
University of Idaho wins 83000 grant for summer institute
The University of Idaho received an 83000 NSF grant to run a seven week summer science and mathematics institute for junior and senior high school teachers from June 8 to July 31. Forty teachers will be admitted in 1970 for chemistry biology and later physics and mathematics. Participants receive 75 dollars weekly plus depen dent and travel allowances. Applications due February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
University of Idaho
National Science Foundation
Edmund E. Tylutki
Tylutki
Department of Biological Scien
Lower Grades Basketball Starts Sat
Saturday morning basketball resumes in the senior high gym under SHS sophomore coach Terry Iverson. Ken Beaudoin announced that the City Recreation Board funds the younger boys program again, with a wrestling program to follow after the state meets in February. Iverson outlined 9-10 a.m. fourth and fifth grade, 10-11 a.m. sixth grade, and 11-12 p.m. seventh grade sessions with at least one Bulldog varsity helper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Iverson
SHS
Ken Beaudoin
City Recreation Board
Iverson
Bulldog
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ted Farmin
City Beach
George Harper
N.E
Eagles Lodge
Spartans
Ces
Berner’s
Marina & Schweitzer Ski Haus
Yamaha
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!