Softball Leaders Clash In West Field Showdown
The top two teams Sandpoint Boosters and Kaniksu IFNB meet Wednesday night in a key men's league game on the west field. Both have one loss in rounds one and two as IFNB and Boosters lead the standings with recent wins over City Club, Kentucky Fried Chicken and Ambrosia.
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Sandpoint Boosters
Kaniksu Ifnb
IFNB
City Club
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Furniture Exchange
Kentucky Fried
Bombing City Club
Boosters
Lucky Lager
Ambrosia
Foust-Plumlee
Middle Earth
Evergreen Ford
Swendig Leads Women Softball In Close Standings
The Sandpoint women’s softball league resumes with Swendig Insurance atop the standings at 9–1 after a tight 8–7 win by Middle Earth. View Cafe defeated IFNB 9–7, Hot Flashes crushed Hospital 33–5, Playhouse beat City Club 12–3, and other results include Middle Earth 19–5 over IFNB and Swendigs 12–2 over Bill Jones Distributor. Matches continue tonight and through Thursday at New Farmin Field starting 6:15 p.m.
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Sandpoint
Joe Swendig
Insurance
Swendig
Middle Earth
View Cafe
IFNB
Playhouse
Swendigs
Bill Jones
Hospital
Joe
Swendig’ S
Hot Flashes
Biker Rides 3000 Miles for Muscular Dystrophy
Portland native Bill Litchfield cycles 3000 miles to raise funds for muscular dystrophy. Starting June 29 from Portland, he travels through Oregon Washington Montana and Wyoming returning by Labor Day. Donations fund research and support via the Seattle Office for Muscular Dystrophy.
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Bill Lichfield
Lichfield
Portland
Sandpoint
Bill Litchfield
Ore
Litchfield
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Wyoming
Seattle
Seaboard Building
National Shooting Champ Near-Perfect Score
Donald Haldeman of Allentown Pa won the national clay pigeon championship with 297 points and earned the No 1 spot on the U S team for the Pan American Games in Mexico City next October Pfc Daniel Carlisle of Houston was second with 295 points Sp Charvin Dixon of Harlan IA was third Walter Zobell of Jackson MT also qualified Audrey Grouch of Minneapolis MN won the women's title with 284 Frances Strodtman of Jackson MT finished second with 276
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Ohio
UPI
Donald Haldeman
Allentown
U.S
Mexico City
Haldeman
Pfc
Daniel Carlisle
Houston
Tex
Carlisle
Army
Fort Benning
Charvin Dixon
Harlan
Iowa
Walter Zobell
Jackson
Mont
Audrey Grouch
Minneapolis
Minn
Frances Strodtman
Record prize money drives Snake River Stampede entries
Nampa Idaho UPI reports 189 cowboys from 29 states and three Canadian provinces compete for a $24,190 prize purse over five nights at the 60th Snake River Stampede. Calf ropers lead with $6,050, steer wrestlers seek $5,750, bull riders target $4,790, saddlebronc $3,950 and bareback $3,650. Tami McClure of Boise crowns a new queen this Saturday among 24 contestants as Roy Rogers and other stars perform through Thursday plus Mickey Gilley Friday and Saturday.
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Nampa
Idaho
Tami McClure
Boise
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Roy “Dusty” Rogers Jr
The
Sons of the Pioneers
Mickey Gilley
Houston
Tex
Idaho Boys Will Compete on Olympic Biathlon Squad
Two Blaine County cousins Gray Swaner and Doug Swaner were named to the junior training squad for the 1976 U S Olympic Biathlon Team. They will try regional trials in Alaska Wyoming Minnesota and Vermont to reach the finals at Lake Placid New York with the event set for February in Seefeld Telfs near Innsbruck Austria. The Swaners skate with the Sun Valley Nordic Ski Team and train at Sun Valley Gun Club under Ben Hurtig.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
UPI
Blaine County
U. S
Gray Swaner
Hailey
Doug Swaner
Bellevue
Alaska
Wyoming
Minnesota
Vermont
Lake Placid
N.Y
Seefeld-Telfs
Innsbruck
Austria
Swaners
Sun Valley Nordic
Sun Valley Gun Club
Ben Hurtig
Endangered List Attacked at Western Conference
Seattle report notes the 55th annual Western Association meeting urged cutting nine of 10 endangered species from the list. Arizona official Steve Gallizioli argued many listed animals are not endangered and proposed an international convention to shrink the list. Gallizioli said Arizona spends about 70000 dollars protecting 13 candidates for extinction and warned the list could reach 1000 species. He criticized cooperation with federal programs amid quoted fear of Frankenstein possibilities. Delegates from 17 states and Canadian provinces attended. environmental groups were not represented.
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Steve Gallizioli
Arizona Game and Fish Department
Gallizioli
Arizona
Rookies Sign With Utah Stars In ABA Signings
Utah Stars announce the addition of two 6 4 rookie guards Tim Van Blommesteyn of Princeton and Kirk Bruce of Pittsburgh. They join for a week in Puerto Rico July 27 for four exhibition games as part of the club's 1975 draft pickups. Van Blommesteyn was the Invitational Tournament MVP, averaging 11.8 points per game. Bruce led Pittsburgh in scoring with 17.1 points per game and 50 percent shooting.
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UPS
Utah Stars
American Basketball Association Today
Tim van Blommesteyn
Princeton
Pittsburgh
Kirk Bruce
Utah
van Blommesteyn
Bruce
Stars
Puerto Rico
ABA
Caribbean
Tiger
Bush Whackers win league title after postgame strip act
In Seattle Monday night the Bush Whackers defeated the Pacific Multiform women 11 to 6 to clinch the league championship. Afterward, several Bush Whackers players removed their jerseys in a rowdy postgame display, while opponents described the scene as odd and saluting with shirts and bras waved overhead.
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Seattle
UPS
United Business
Supply- Pacific
al. Mauer
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