Bowling League Weekly Prizes Hit Mixed Scores Across Teams
High single line gross John Belcher 270 and Wayne Likens 671 for high three line gross. Newlyweds led by Joyce Webb 496. Art Webb 447. Jets 42B top by Dean Delcomte. Riverrats 434 by Bob Hayes. Misfits 418 led by Kathi Shaw. Question Marks 474 by Glenn Beckley. Guttersnipes 456 by Hal Hermes. Rams 471 by Jim Gaston. Spare Parts 500 by Bill Beyers. Odd Squad 471 by Jim April. Strikeouts top 3 line with 2348. Misfits 816 in high single line. Men Len Stangel Vern Coulter 629. Sonia Sonya Fink 628. Joyce Webb 242 top woman. Mary Madsen big four split drama. Various match results and highlights across Lucky Lager, Safeway, Sandpoint Bowl, Olympia, Northern Lights, Wash. Water Power, K1 K2, First Nat Bank, Trawlers Motel, Town House. Weekly prizes listed for high nets and grosses and an overall note on a slow year for bowling with few 200 games.
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Jets
Clarksfork
Riverrats
Dean Delcomte
Ed Nettleton
Bob Hayes
Roger Kesting
Misfits
Kathi Shaw
Ernie Abner
Glenn Beckley
John McIntire
Guttersnipes
Rams
Pearl April
Bob Berntsen
Hal Hermes
Jim Gaston
Jim April
Irene Reaves
Bill Beyers
John Meredith
Len Stangel
Vern Coulter
Sonya Fink
Joyce Webb
Sharon Ahner
Lee Anderson
Lucky Lager
Linda Miller
Safeway
Beverly Longbottom
Alice
Joyce Jones
Pat Becker
Mickie Dockins
Olympia
Northern Lights
Berniece LaFore
Louise Olenslager
Barbara Meliard
Otlét
Minnie Attwood
Jane Clark
Lily Bergstrom
Sandpoint Motor
Frances Crandell
Dort McCrum
Joanne Chronic
Leila Witherell
Frances Miller
Ida
Nat. Bank
Pat Redmond
Betty Forell
Janice Klinger
Eva Nyback
Jeanine Decker
Martha Taylor
Barbara Remmers
Betty O’donnell
Helen Ham
Sandy Roberts
Judith Larkin
Nathal Alspach
Newlyweds
Stangers
Quest. Marks
Odd Sound
Stangel’s Inc
John Price
Ben Stangel
Dick Stangel
Idaho Board rejects move to Pacific Coast Athletic Conference
The Idaho Board of Regents voted 4 to 3 to deny Prof. Ernest Hartung's proposal for Idaho to switch from the Big Sky to the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference. Hartung argued PCAC allows 75 football scholarships vs 62 in the Big Sky, while opponents warned of poorer remaining schedules and costs.
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Pocatello, Idaho
UPI
University of Idaho
Big Sky
Pacific Coast Athletic Conference
PGAG
Idaho Board of Regents
Ernest Hartung
Hartung
PCAC
Idaho
NCAA
Two Die in Car Crash Near Blackfoot Idaho
Two Native American men died when their convertible hit a bridge abutment on Highway 191 near Blackfoot. A third man, Leslie Jones Jr., 26, was injured and moved from Bingham Memorial to a Pocatello hospital. Police withheld names pending next of kin notifications.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
UPD
U.S
Fort Hall
Leslie Jones, Jr
Bingham Memorial Hospital
Pocatello
School Leaders Discuss Ball Fund Shortfall
A ball money situation is debated by representatives from major schools. One leader notes funds are not as large as before and remarks on the current financial state.
Idaho colleges see enrollment shifts with Idaho alone rising
Autumn enrollment figures show declines at most Idaho colleges and universities, with the University of Idaho posting an increase. The state board reviewed underfunding concerns, duplication of programs, and a planned moratorium pending a full curricula and cost review. An advisory council urged high priority for career and vocational education.
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Pocatello
Idaho Cupid
Idaho
University of Idaho
State Board of Education
John Swartley
Boise
Jéveners
M. T. Deaton
Andrus
P. K. Harwood
Caldwell
Harwood
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John Belcher
Wayne Likens
Art Webb
Vince Fink
Jack Coleman
Mid Theodorson
Betty Hawkins
Opal Collison
Cherry Picker’s
Cady & Pier
Joslyn
Bk. of Id
Kaniksu
Safeway Niemans
Merwins
Marina
WEW
Anthony
Mettler
C.F. Case
B. Franklins
Bill’s Mobil
Hays Chev
Wally’s Tex
Laundercent
D & D Carpet
Sept. Furn
Inks
Bud Moon
D. F. Engelking
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
U of I
Swartley
Bonner
Democrats
William “Bud” Davis
Democratic
Elks Club
Pastime Cafe
Sandpoint
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