Moscow coach Hall named to NCAA Rules Committee
Chet Hall, Idaho Vandals swimming and water polo coach, appointed to the NCAA Rules and Meet Committee on Swimming. Seat begins Sept 1, 1973 for three years. Hall, a Moscow native and Idaho graduate, previously coached at River and Kendrick high schools and contributed to the Idaho Swim Center project. He led the Vandals to a near-championship Big Sky finish, 119 to 118.5.
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University of Idaho
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Bowling News: G. Ds Rise to First After Narrow First Game
G. Ds take four from the Chockers to lead, with Robert Green Jr high for the G. Ds at 437 and Kayernfall 472. Diana Moline leads Shockers with 1382 series while Midas and Goldie Murphy top for their teams. Alley Oops and Greenwoods each win games, with notable scores from David Drafall and Robert Greet Sr. in recent matches.
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Don Moline
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Robert Cramer
Goldie Murphy
Alley Oops
David Drafall
Lorna Drafall
Greenwoods
Robert Greet, Sr
Fathy Qodland
Barbara Menard
Howard Jarvis
Utter Cutters
Ray Laceamanno
Frankie Green
Dick Gance
Marv Madsen
Harold Overland
Hazel Watson
Jess Carr
Nathal Alspach
Jim Carnegie
Gerri Fastin
Jerry Wright
Sandie Burrough
Robert Green, Sr
Distaff
Gerri Eastin
Karen Green
Pac-8 Teams to Gate Idaho in Memorial Gym Series
Washington State and Oregon State travel to Moscow to back Idaho’s Vandals in a weekend basketball set at Memorial Gym. Coach Wayne Anderson hopes improved shooting after a rough stretch, with WSU and OSU providing tough opposition and a pair of Friday and Saturday games.
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Oregon State
Idaho
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Seattle Pacific
Puget Sound
Pullman
Clark Fork Wampus Cats Prep For Two Home Games
Clark Fork Wampus Cats schedule two games at home against Kootenai on Jan 19 and Priest River on Jan 20. Coach Dave Smith notes Kootenai will try to slow the game while Priest River poses a zone defense and size. Cats shot 39 percent from the field in the Priest River game and 68 percent free throws. Priest River hit 35 percent from the floor and 43 percent free throws. Dave Walker led with 23 points, followed by Chris Moore 16, Dave Miller 14, and Heber Trunell 10. Priest River’ s Royal Gerow 15, Randy Hiebert 13, Ted Cork 12.
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Chris Clark
Roger Davis
Devis
Portland University
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Anderson
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Washington State
Treasure Valley Community College
Idaho
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Priest River Spartans
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Priest River
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Dave Walker
Chris Moore
Dave Miller
Heber Trunell
Royal Gerow
Randy Hiebert
Ted Cork
Heisman Johnny Rodgers Slated for Inland Sports Banquet
The Inland Empire Sports Awards Banquet on February 6 will feature Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Rodgers of Nebraska as the headline guest. Organizer Bob Hopkins said Rodgers will be the third Heisman winner to speak at the event, following O J Simpson and Jim Plunkett. The banquet also honors coach, athlete and team of the year selections.
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Greater Spokane Sports Association
Johnny Rodgers
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Flood Threat Passes for Weiser Cambridge Area
Flood threat ends as Weiser River recedes after cresting nine feet above flood stage. River level at Cambridge dropped 214 feet at the measuring station, with precipitation tapering off. No evacuations as only low lands flooded.
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