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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1975
Page
4
Sandpoint High head basketball coach Ron Hunt resigns after a 13-7 regular season and a regional tournament exit. He calls this his most disappointing campaign in 14 years, noting persistent coaching changes and no further plans.
In Kansas City the National Commissioners Invitational Tournament welcomes 11th ranked Southern Cal and 20th ranked Arizona to an eight team field. First round pairings include Southern Cal versus Drake and East Carolina versus Arizona.
Fredia Clark was chosen as president of the Sandpoint Women's Softball Association at a meeting held last week at the Eagles Lodge in Sandpoint. Terry Sheckler, Karen Appleton, and Cindy Derr were elected vice president treasurer and secretary respectively. The group limited participation to ten teams on a first come basis and set a March 19 meeting for next steps.
Inks City League basketball team needs extra players to complete the season. Interested persons may contact team leader Vern Coulter at 263 5895.
The K and K Committee will meet this Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.m. in the Pastime Banquet Room for those unable to attend noon meetings. Red hats are now mandatory at each meeting for K and K members and others interested in Lake Pend Oreille sport fishing promotion.
In Boise the Idaho Wildlife Federation asks legislative leaders to place land use planning legislation at the highest priority. The group also pushes Senate confirmation of four Gov. Andrus reappointed Water Resource Board members, including Scott Reed. Officers Schwarz Zuck and Hastings were re elected to top federation posts. The article notes the Pentagon civilian daytime population at about 60 percent.
Mike Ruscio, Idaho’s standout hitter and multi sport athlete, drew attention from Notre Dame and Stanford as a football recruit before choosing Idaho. The Spokane native posted a .391 average as a freshman with 30 RBIs, followed by a .481 soph year ranking him among the nation’s top hitters, and later a .357 average with 43 RBIs. He eschews batting practice and plans to coach and teach after graduating in history and secondary education.
Capital Eagles of Boise remain undefeated at 26-0 by edging Twin Falls Bruins 45-42 to claim the Idaho state A-1 basketball title. Scott Sisson sank key free throws sealing the win as Capital matches the last undefeated state run in 1957.
Cindy Nelson, 19, barely saved a fall to place eighth in slalom, giving the United States team first in the event at the World Championships. Linda Cochran and Susie Patterson also scored for the U.S. with solid slalom runs amid icy, later slushy course conditions.
Weekly prizes awarded Pat Sauer for high net game and Janie Bredatich for high gross series. Tuesday night matchups include Connies against M and J, Corner Kase against Art, Royle Sawers against Kincaid Electric, and Bargain Supply against Bonner Building.
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