Bulldogs Lose Andrews Face Vikings in Coeur dAlene
Sandpoint star George Andrews will miss tonight's game against the Coeur dAlene Vikings after injuring his left knee last Friday. Doctors expect surgery possible. the Bulldogs also seek improvement after 35 turnovers and two conference losses as they head to Idaho depending on rebound help from Andy Slaveck and Terry Allen.
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Sandpoint Bulldogs
Coeur d’Alene
Sandpoint High
Coeur d’Alene Vikings
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Kootenai Memorial Hospital
Moscow
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Vikings
Lewiston
Kellogg
Sandpoint
Ron Hunt
Hunt
Bill Malone
Mike Hagadone
Andy Slaveck
Terry Allen
Shadle Park
Shadle
Viking Gymnasium
Sandpoint Police to Meet Teachers in Benefit Basketball Game
A charity basketball game features Sandpoint police officers versus Sandpoint High School teachers next Tuesday Feb 4 at 7 p.m. in the SHS gym. Admission is 50 cents, with proceeds to benefit the Sandpoint TORCH club.
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Sandpoint
Sandpoint High School
SHS
Sandpoint Torch Club
Winter Carnival Float Prize Money Announced
A $25 cash prize and a trophy will be awarded to the sponsor of the best float in the Sandpoint Winter Carnival parade on Feb. 21. Entries must be registered by 12 noon Feb. 18 with Young Dawkins at the Sandpoint News Bulletin.
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Young Dawkins
Sandpoint
Age Versus Youth Tennis Staged At Caesars Palace
Pancho Gonzalez, 46, set as referee for a $100,000 age versus youth match between Rod Laver and Jimmy Connors at Caesars Palace Las Vegas. Bill Riordan challenged Gonzalez, but sponsor resistance kept the event on schedule for Sunday with a news conference to name officials.
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Las Vegas
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UPI
Pancho Gonzalez
Rod Laver
Jimmy Connors
Connors
Mana
Ger
Bill Riordan
Gonzalez
Caesars Palace Casino Hotel
Caesars
Sidney Gathrid
Caesars Palace
Riordan
New York
Bob Howe
Gus Lanna
Forest Hills
Geiberger Leads Hawaiian Open After Rainy First Round
Al Geiberger shot a 66 at Waialae to lead by one stroke as 20 players broke 72 par in the Hawaiian Open. Defending champion Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Gene Littler and Jumbo Ozaki were among the six players tied for second with 67 as Geiberger cited wet greens for his six birdies and no bogeys.
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Honolulu
UPI
al Geiberger
Waialae
Geiberger
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Gene Littler
Japan
Jumbo Ozaki
Waiabae
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