One Point Games Lead Softball Tourney Wins in Sandpoint
One point games highlighted Sandpoint Softball Association action as IFNB Kaniksu beat Middle Earth 9 8 and Kentucky Fried Chicken edged Faust Plumlee 19 18. A 12 run rally gave KFC the late win, while Middle Earth forced an 8 8 tie before IFNB Kaniksu won in the bottom of the seventh. Tonight IFNB Kaniksu faces KFC in the Losers bracket final as Sand Point Boosters Club meets Furniture Exchange with play through Wednesday and Thursday.
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Sandpoint Softball Association
Ifnb Kaniksu
Middle Earth
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Faust-Plumlee
Ifnb-Kaniksu
Bonners Ferry Squad
Point Boosters Club
Furniture Exchange
K&K Button Worth Prize Draw Opens in Sandpoint
For four weeks K and K activities continue in Sandpoint with lucky button numbers drawn for prizes. The first winner with number 391 gets two highway capped tires from Bruneel Tire Company and a one year Outdoor Press subscription. contact Don Mitchell at 304 No. First.
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K&k
Sandpoint
Bruneel Tire Company
Don Mitchell
Inquest Possible in Squires Death at Filer Home
Twin Falls Idaho. Irwin Squires 44 of Filer died from a chest gunshot wound Sunday. Sheriff Paul Corder said the 22 caliber rifle blast occurred about 5 p m and the victim died on arrival at Magic Valley Memorial Hospital. Indications point to a family fight at the home.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
UPI
Irwin Squires
Filer
Paul Corder
Squires
Magic Valley Memorial Hospital
Rodeo season kicks into high gear with major events ahead
The Pro Rodeo season enters its busiest stretch with about a dozen rodeos from now to Memorial Day weekend. The Elks Heller Rodeo in Las Vegas and the Shasta County Sheriff's Posse Rodeo in Redding will share about 50 thousand dollars in prize money. Don Gay trails Larry Mahan for the all around lead while RCA ranks top money earners across bull riding and other events.
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Denver
UPI
Las Vegas
Shasta
Don Gay
Mesquite
Tex
Larry Mahan
Gay
Mahan
Russia
Goly
RCA
Monty Henson
Jack Ward
Indians Split With Phoenix In Doubleheader Thriller
Spokane Indians toppled the Phoenix Giants 10-3 in game two after Phoenix won the opener 7-4. Dave Criscione hit a three run homer in the second and added an RBI single in the third as Stan Perzanowski allowed five hits for his third win. Bob Jones hit an inside the park homer in the seventh.
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Phoenix
UPI
Dave Criscione
Spokane Indians
Phoenix Giants
Stan Perzanowski
Indians
Bob Jones
Spokane
Criscione
Wilkins
Cruz
Mike Eden
Speed
Leon Brown
Rick Waits
IBM Refutes Antitrust Charges in Prolonged Trial
IBM defends its dominance in general purpose computers against a government antitrust suit. The trial in New York is nonjury before Chief Judge David Edelstein, with 400 potential witnesses for IBM and over 100 for the Justice Department. The case hinges on claims of market control and competitive practices versus IBM’s assertion of superior products and pricing.
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John Pryor
NEW York
API
IBM
David N. Edelstein
U.S. District Court
Justice Department
General Electric
Raymond Carlson
TBM
Sabotage blamed for TWA jetliner crash in Ionian Sea
A National Transportation Safety Board report links the Sept 8 TWA crash off Greece to a bomb hidden in a suitcase aboard flight 841, killing 88. It notes a prior failed suitcase bomb on Aug 26 on the Athens Rome leg and cites similarities suggesting intentional acts by a willing participant.
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Edward K. Delong
Washington
UPI
TWA
Ionian Sea
Greece
National Transportation Safety Board
New York
FBI
Cethalonia
Athens
Rome
Trap Shooting Set for 6 P.M. Wednesday
Russ Whalen announced that trap shooting will begin at 6 p.m. Wednesday, weather permitting.
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Russ Whalen
Illinois House shoots down handgun ban bill for guards and military
The Illinois House rejected a bill to prohibit handgun ownership by guards and military personnel in a 110 to 43 vote. Rep. Leland Rayson faced interruptions during explanations while cosponsor Rep. Robert Downs cited threats to his family.
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Springfield
Ill
UPI
Illinois
House
Leland Rayson
D-Tinley Park
Robert Downs
D-Oak Park
Fisher Crull Lead UI Into Sky Meet
Doug Fisher and Mark Crull lead the University of Idaho at the 1975 Big Sky track and field championship in Missoula. The Vandals join seven schools for a two day event hosted by Montana with start times 6 p.m. Tuesday and 5:30 p.m. Wednesday. Idaho State defends the crown while Boise State Northern Arizona and Montana challenge.
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Moscow
Idaho
Doug Fisher
Mark Crull
University of Idaho
Big Sky
Missoula
Mont
University of Montana
Idaho State
Boise State
Arizona
Montana
Weber State
Montana State
Fisher
Lewiston
Planting Now In Full Swing In Idaho Weather Favors Early Spring
Idaho farmers report favorable weather with adequate soil moisture as planting accelerates across lower elevations. By May 16 spring wheat 55 percent planted, sugar beets 80 percent, and potatoes 30 percent state wide. winter wheat remains in fair to good condition though some area reports winter kill.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho
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Springdale
Ark
Junior Garrison
Elgin
Okla
Frank Shepperson
Midwest
Wyo
Leo Camarillo
Oakdale
Calif
Becky Carson
Fort Collins
Colo
Horace Speed
Tom Cruz
Greg Pryor
Verna Wilkins
Giants
Tom Bradley
Crull
Sky
Ference
Wash
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
Mike Keller
Brest
France
Brittanyport
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