Sandpoint Track Team Faces Post Falls Meet In Snow
Sandpoint High track opens its dual meet season without a track workout as they travel to Post Falls for tomorrow's meet. Coach Ron Hunt fields 34 competitors including six freshmen with Bill Malone showing indoor 5 feet 10 inches while outdoors awaits.
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Bonners Ferry
Dave Finkelnburg
Sandpoint Bulldog
Division Street
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Hunt
Kevin Smith
Paul Tillberg
Mike Roberts
Paul Klatt
Klatt
Kaniksu and Lucky Lager Split High Scoring Matches
In a rowing style bowling report Kaniksu fell 12 percent to Lucky Lager despite top scores from Barbara Menard 537 Barbara Floan 503 and Louise Olenslager 487 for Kaniksu and Opal Collison 505 Lorena Deubel 492 Sandie Burrough 492 for Lucky Lager An unusual second game tied at 1002 and half a point each Sandpoint Motor and Wash Power led by Joyce Webb 525 and Sandy Roberts 462 led the scoring list Northern Lights Trainers Co op and other teams posted key scores with weekly prizes awarded to Joyce Webb Vi Vlasak Leila Witheredit and Barbara Menard.
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Lucky
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Dort McCrum
Frances Crandell
Pat Redmond
Betty Forelt
Dot Ihly
Donkey Jaw
Sandy Roberts
Karen Palmer
Linda Harper
Vi Vlasak
Barbara Fister
Leila Witherell
Margaret Coons
Frances Davis
Idaho First National Bank
General Telephone
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Meene
Linde Rader
Leona Crabb
Alice
Marceen Williams
Northern Lights
Lauraine Montgomery
Lily Bergstrom
Jeani Weatherford
Betty O’donnell
Barbara Remmers
Helen Ham
Jan Ayers
K and K Meet Tomorrow on Lake Pend Oreille Planning
Just over one month remain until the general trout fishing season opens in north Idaho and the K and K committee plus others meet weekly to plan. The Tuesday noon meetings at the Pastime Cafe aim to gear up for final preparation and invite all members to attend.
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Angels Far From Pennant Contenders in 1975
Palm Springs California United Press International reports manager Dick Williams says the California Angels will rely on pitching defense and base stealing in 1975 but face a tall task in the American League West without strong hitting or relief pitching. Williams expects a competitive battle with the Oakland A's and Texas Rangers as the pennant race begins.
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Wildcats Captain Claims Wooden Using Psyche T
Kentucky captain Jimmy Dan Conner says UCLA coach John Wooden may be employing a psyche tactic ahead of the NCAA title game. Conner notes Wooden’s impending retirement and predicts extra edge for UCLA while Kentucky aims to stay focused and optimistic.
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Skier Dies In Winds On Mt Hood As Companions Rescued
Richard Selden of Portland was killed when winds of 60 to 70 mph knocked him from an 8000 foot level on Mt. Hood into Clark Creek Canyon. Two companions, Dave Wilson and John Stevnson, both of Portland, sheltered in the snow and were rescued in good condition after rescuers raced through whiteouts to reach them. Walter Parker went for help after Selden’s fall.
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Pennant
Joe Sargis
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