Bowling League Prizes Awarded for Week Totals and Highs
High single line gross goes to Dave Winfrey 266. High three line gross to Dick Lersch 659. Midas won all four points against Easy Blows as most players raised averages. Robert Cramer 519 and Myrtle Churchill 390 led women. Jess Carr top for Easy Blows 447 with Alice Drew 385 women. G D's birthday celebration saw Raymond Saccomanno 478 and Tonda Saccomanno 343. G D's Robert Green Jr 438. Kaye Drafall 375. Road Runners swept Green-woods 3 0 with Mel Madsen 506 Mark Madsen 480. Robert Green Sr 465 Ruth Green 390 for Greenwoods. Odd Balls swept Slow Pokes led by Jim Carnegie 574 235 and Donna Tillberg 425. Barbara Menard 515 Slow Pokes. Leonard Stangel sub 477. Alley Oops beat Blue Liters 3 0 two games 26 and 18 pins. total by 8. Vernon Bailey 415 Alley Oops. Lorna Drafall 283 women. Blue Liters Ray Porter 444 Linda Porter 344. B W tied Shockers after three games. Jerry Wright 447 Sandie Burrough 391 women. Don Moline 386 Shockers with Diana Moline 326 women. Prizes go to Jim Carnegie high net series 574 Mal Madsen high net game 198 Ray Sacco
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Robert Cramer
Myrtle Churchill
Jess Carr
Alice Drew
G. D’s
Raymond Saccomanno
Tonda Saccomanno
G. D
Robert Green, Jr
Kaye Drafall
Green-woods
Mel Madsen
Mark Madsen
Robert Green, Sr
Ruth Green
Greenwoods
Jim Carnegie
Donna Tillberg
Barbara Menard
Leonard Stangel
Vernon Bailey
Alley Oops
Lorna Drafall
Ray Porter
Linda Porter
Shockers
Jerry Wright
Sandie Burrough
Don Moline
Diana Moline
Mal Madsen
Ray Sacco
Bulldogs Win First Victory Over Colville In Rain
The Sandpoint Bulldogs defeated the Colville Indians 20 to 12 in Colville Washington. Sandpoint scored all points in the fourth quarter after a scoreless three quarters. Indians led 12-0 after first quarter. final margin 8 points with strong Bulldog fourth quarter surge.
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Ken Beaudoin
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Jesse Owens to Speak at University of Idaho
Jesse Owens, Olympic gold medalist, will discuss The Olympics 1972 and the Future at the University of Idaho on Thursday November 9. He will speak at 7 p.m. in the Student Union Building as part of a two day ASUD athletics program with panels and films.
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Jesse Owens
Berlin
University of Idaho
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SUB Borah
Len Labine
KRPL
Bill Ross
Don Smith
Washington State Univer
Paul Blanton
Philip Drew
Germany
SAB
Ed Knecht
Blanton
Leon Green
Ed Troxel
Jesse Owens Educational Foundation
Black Lung Law Claim Explained and Benefits
Hugo Wiebusch, social security branch manager in Coeur d'Alene, urges eligible coal miners to apply now for monthly black lung benefits. The basic payment starts at 161.50 dollars a month with family benefits up to 322.90 dollars, and claims need evidence and possibly medical tests.
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Hugo Wiebusch
Coeur d’Alene
Wiebusch
U.S
U. S
Hijacker Ordered To Psychiatrist
Japanese police ordered a psychiatric examination for Tetsuji Nakaoka, 47, who hijacked a Japan Airlines 727 passenger jet for eight hours with 126 aboard. He demanded 2 million dollars and a Cuba flight, and police suspect he planned to bail out near Los Angeles with his ransom. He is jailed at Tokyo International Airport awaiting trial under a hijacking law enacted after a prior JAL incident.
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Mexico
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Japan Air Lines
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