Sandpoint High unveils three-team basketball program
Sandpoint High unveils a three-team setup under new coach Al Jacobsen as 12 drill stations host 47 prospects. Players showcase defense focus and quickness while Jacobsen returns home after coaching in Astoria and Idaho State.
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al Jacobson
Sandpoint High School
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Bill Adams
Ken Beaudoin
Larry Miller
Bud Lang
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Astoria
Oregon
Idaho State University
Jake
Coeur d’Alene High School
Whitworth
Baseball Diplomacy Castros Warm Up For US Return
UPI reports signs US Cuban relations may resume within a year with baseball as the vehicle. Major leaguers may visit Havana next spring to play a Cuban team televised in both nations. Fidel Castro has long followed baseball and hosted past series, with officials noting hush hush on final plans.
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Milton Richman
UPI
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People's Republic of China
Hivana
Luis Tiant
Boston
Castro
Bowie Kuhn
Henry Kissinger
Fidel Castro
University of Havana
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Boston Red Sox
Louis Tiant
Red Sox
Tony Perez
Reds
Harry Simmons
International League
WEL Players Allowed In NFL
A federal judge ordered that former World Football League players not under contract may sign with NFL teams. The ruling holds until a merits hearing set for November 26. The NFL had previously ruled October 28 as the last signing day for the season.
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ST Paul, Minn
UPI
World Football League
National Football League
Edward J Devitt
NFL
WFL
Elk and bear notes as Panhandle hunting closes
Wildlife report notes Panhandle elk season ends Sunday with some units still open Deer hunting closes in many units while others stay open through November 23. Moon Pass check in Wallace area logged 18 elk by 134 hunters amid wet conditions. Bear cub survival discussed as orphaned cubs face two years with mother. past releases tracked for future reporting.
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Panhandle
Enaville
Moon Pass
Wallace
Slate Creek
Avery
Seven orphaned bear cubs released near Council Idaho
Seven orphaned black bear cubs from Ross Point were released in August near Council Idaho after losing their mothers in spring. The operation used a biologist stationed in the area and car tags to identify cubs, with hopes of tracking survival through hunting reports and future winters.
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Ross Point
Council
Idaho
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