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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1977

Page

4

Stidwell Dominates Meet to Preserve Undefeated Run

Stidwell junior high boys finish a third straight undefeated season at Sandpoint High. a strong multi event showing led by Guy Chicks with wins in the 100 220 and shot put while Howard White won the 880 and Mike Wilson the 1320. The girls, led by Linda Johnson in the 100 dash, posted a victorious total as Stidwell collected 72 points to top Bonners Ferry and Priest River.

Jim Waggoner Bee Stidwell,Jr. High School Sandpoint High Stidwell Tim Gleeson Bob Belsey John Plaster Doug Leckner Jay Lewis Mike Wilson Danny Terry Judd Lewis Gleeson Coeur d’Alene Linda Johnson Sudwell Bonners Ferry Priest River Ed Hawkins Tracey Peterson Pam Newton Jana McCormick Guy Chicks Pat Roark Kevin Reynold Brad Chisholm Howard White Stidwel Danny Kost Bryan Jacobson Darrell Chapin Steve Kluver Alan Abromeit Toni McCormick Missy Nordgaarden Sarah Marienau Cherryl Gregg Traci Adams sStidwell Linda Jolson Maria Kalkoske Susie Lewis

Mixed Nuts Triumph in Bowling Series Over Road Runners

Road Runners win the second game by 12 pins and the third by 11 to sweep mixed nuts. Dennis Montgomery 542 Kay Duchow 526 Gaylah Duchow 530 lead Road Runners with Mary Madsen 508 and Mel Madsen 483. Drifters lose to Spare Parts in all games. Wes Felland 522 for Drifters Eileen Felland 435. Don Lynch 557 for Spare Parts. Dust Eaters take 3 from Slow Pokes with Bob Green scoring noted.

Dennis Montgomery Kay Duchow Gaylah Duchow Mary Madsen Mel Madsen Ed Kalb Wes Felland Eileen Felland Don Lynch Dust Eaters Bob Green

Bowing to Night Season Finish at Edgewater Banquet

Final bowling night yields high totals Buck Clark 631 and Janie Decker 636 for women. Monthly top games include Don Lynch 246 and Barbara Scott 260. Banquet and pay-off set for May 14 at 7 p.m. Edgewater hosts the season end event.

Linda Collison Buck Clark Don Lynch Janie Decker Barbara Scott Edgewater

WAC Ends Fiesta Bowl Ties as Arizona Teams Exit

The Fiesta Bowl will sever ties with the Western Athletic Conference after Arizona and Arizona State leave for the Pacs in July 1978. The seventh annual game remains scheduled, with WAC teams historically serving as the bowl’s hat. San Diego State is a contemplated replacement, with talks of a WAC tie‑in for a future bowl.

Phoenix UPI Arizona Arizona State Denver WAC Presidents’ Council Tempe Stan Bates San Diego State San Diego

Cooper Inducted in Hall of Fame at Springfield

Charles T. Cooper received a stained glass plaque at the National Basketball Hall of Fame ceremony in Springfield Mass. Elgin Baylor led the five inductees including Frank McGuire Laddie Gale Skinny Johnson and the Rens legend whose 1932-33 team won 88 straight games. Cooper, 71, called it the greatest day of his life as he remembered his 20-year pro career starting in 1925 and noted the ceremony marked the first induction of black players alongside Baylor and Russell boycotted the event by Bill Russell.

Art Bushnell Springfield Mass UPI New York Charles T Tarzan Cooper National Basketball Hall of Fame Los Angeles Laker Elgin Baylor University of South Carolina Frank McGuire Lauren “Laddie Gale University of Oregon Tall Firs William C Johnson Rens Philadelphia Baylor Boston Star Bill Russell

Salt Lake routs Albuquerque in 146 PCL win

Salt Lake City beat Albuquerque 14 to 6 as Thad Bosley and Butch Albert drove in seven runs. Bosley had four hits and three RBIs while Albert added three hits and four RBIs. Frank Panick won with support from a five run third and six run fourth inning. Dukes starter Lance Rautzhan took the loss to fall to 1 3.

Albuquerque N.M UPI Salt Lake City Thad Bosley Butch Albert Dukes Bosley Albert Gulls Frank Panick Lance Rautzhan

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