Sandpoint Girls Track Set For Dual With Coeur d'Alene
Sandpoint High faces Coeur d'Alene in a near equal dual meet as both teams push toward the regionals. Sandpoint earned 21 points to Coeur d'Alene 20.5 in the district meet with Kellogg leading and Sandpoint qualifiers highlighted by Tammy Chappell's 110 yard hurdles win and relay advances.
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Bulldogs Qualify 12 Individuals Four Relay Teams For Regional
The Sandpoint High track team qualified 12 individuals and four relay teams for the Region One meet at Kellogg High School next weekend. In the Inland Empire League meet Moscow won with 84 points, Lewiston second, Coeur d Alene third. Sandpoint placed fifth as a team with 17.5 points. Individual qualifiers included Paul Klatt and Mike Roberts in the shot put, Roberts in the discus, Bill Malone in high jump, Andy Slaveck in triple jump, Kelly Hays in pole vault, Ron Self in intermediate hurdles, Wayne Sherwood in high hurdles, Cory McCormick in high hurdles, and Randy Self in the 220. The Bulldogs also earned a first place in the medley relay (Hagadane, Stranks, Wells, Heppenstahl). The team heads to Bonners Ferry Tuesday for the Art Zimmerman Memorial.
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Foolish Pleasure Eyes Preakness After Derby Win
Foolish Pleasure dominates the Derby, raising questions about rematches with rivals. Bold Chapeau signals for the Preakness May 17 but most contenders hesitate. Prince Thou Art and others hover as plans unfold for the race path toward Belmont and beyond.
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Foolish Pleasure's Victims Uncertain About Preakness
Padres rally from a deficit to beat the Dodgers 8 6 in a Sunday game and 3 1 in a 15 inning contest at Dodger Stadium. Gene Locklear, 21, homered and doubled in the same inning to spark San Diego. The win came before 42 000 fans as LA season attendance topped 527 292 after 13 home dates.
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State to hold hearing on 1975 big game regs in Twin Falls
Idaho State Fish and Game Department will hold a public hearing in Twin Falls on proposed big game regulations for 1975. The session starts at 7 p m at the College of Southern Idaho.
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