Kelsey Sees Prime Sandpoint Rodeo Grounds For Big Show
Rich Faglor profiles Joe Kelsey a stock contractor bringing 70 horses and 25 bulls to Sandpoint. He praises the rodeo grounds, notes high feed costs from 40 to 170 per ton, and forecasts a 4000 gate with 2800 seats for a two day rodeo. He notes top stock like Skyrocket and The Red One and expects top cowboys to attend. Weather is a key factor for a great event.
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Punt Pass And Kick Registration Set In Sandpoint
Registration for the 1975 Punt Pass and Kick competition opens Tuesday September 2 at Evergreen Ford showroom. The event, co sponsored by Evergreen Ford and Sandpoint Kiwanis Club, runs Saturday October 4 at 10 am at War Memorial Field with trophies in six age groups. Winners advance through Zone District Area and National Finals at Super Bowl X in Miami January 18 1976.
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Thurmond Leaves Bulls for Knicks Talk in New York
Nate Thurmond former Warriors center who played for the Bulls last season flew to New York Tuesday night to meet the Knicks. The San Francisco Chronicle says he may join the Knicks next season despite a Bulls contract remaining. Thurmond reportedly was dissatisfied with Chicago’s system after being traded from the Warriors for Clifford Ray and cash.
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