Fists Fly After Clark Fork Mullan Football Clash
In Roswell New Mexico a Clark Fork Wampus Cats versus Mullan Tigers game ended with a bench clearing brawl after a late surge by Clark Fork. Mullan led 8-0 before a late Wampus Cats drive, a fourth quarter interception and field position shifts kept scores from changing.
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Clark Fork Wampus Cats
Mullan Tigers
War Memorial Field
Wampus Cats
Clark Fork
Mullan
Pat Shields
Shields
Clark
Bee
Sight-In Cancelled By Bonner County Sportsmans
The annual Hunters Sight-in at the rifle range is cancelled due to impending bad weather said by Dick Creed president of the Bonner County Sportsmans Association.
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Dick Creed
Bonner County Sportsmans Association
Vandals Aim to Upset Cyclones in Ames Showdown
Idaho head coach Don Robbins says the Vandals will improve after a 47-24 setback to Boise State and name a more aggressive lineup for their opener at Iowa State in Ames. He praises ISU for depth under coach Earl Bruce and notes Cyclone receivers Krepfle Harris and Jones as main threats while predicting a tougher Vandal defense and steadier offense.
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Moscow
Don Robbins
University of Idaho Vandals
Robbins
Vandals
Boise State
Cyclones
Iowa State University
Ames
Iowa
Iowa State
Earl Bruce
Keith Krepfle
Ike Harris
Willie Jones
Mike Strachan
Moses Moore
Phil “Danowsky
Larry Marquardt
Matt Blair
Bruce
Clyde
Williams
Idaho
Expo Interests Snowballing for Expo 74 Housing
Spokane reports 655 housing information requests in August for Expo 74 with plans from 47 states plus Canada and Mexico. About 4.8 million visitors expected to reserve housing, peak demand July and August at about 7,500 units daily. 5,200 units available in Spokane. latecomers may need up to 75 miles away. Hospitality Services acts as central reserving agent.
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Expo
Alan C. Edmunds
Canada
Mexico
Hospitality Services
Central
Kaniksu and others roll high in bowling week
Kaniksu defeated Wash Water Power 3 games to 0 and edged overall by 3 pins. Barbara Menard led Kaniksu with 486, while Wash Water Power’s Leila Witherell 387 and Elanor Selle 379 stood out. Lucky Lager split with General Telephone. Mary Madsen rolled 509 for Lucky Luger. Trainer’s and Sandpoint Motor split games. Shirley Stevens led Sandpoint Motor with 529. Idaho First National Bank beat Sandpoint Bowl as Nellie Mead scored 518. Northern Lights lost to Co op Gas 3054, with Betty Bloxom top-scoring 493. Town House swept K1 K2, Vi Viasak 460 leading. Frances Crandell and Mary Madsen both hit 200s. high weekly prizes awarded to Crandell, Menard, and Longbottom.
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Lucky
Ida
Nat. Bk
A .Gen.Telephone
Wash
Barbara Menard
Berniece Lafore
Louise Olenslager
Frances Davis
Leila Witherell
Elanor Selle
Lucky Lager
General Telephone
Beverly Longbottom
Leona Crabb
Linda Hunt
Lucky Luger
Mary Madsen
Lorena Deubel
Sandie Burrough
Travler
Motel
Sandpoint Motor
Shirley Stevens
Frances Crandell
Dort McCrum
Helen Ham
Holly Woods
Barbara Remmers
Eleanor Richter
Janice Ayers
Lily Bergstrom
Northern Lights
Marlie Beyer
Jeani Weatherford
Town House
Vi Viasak
Sandy Robert
Judith Larkin
Pat Redmond
Betty Forelt
Ginny’ Elder
Lorena Duebel
Billie Jean King Dominates Riggs In Astrodome Showdown
Billie Jean King defeats Bobby Riggs in straight sets 6-4 6-3 6-3 at the Astrodome in front of 30,472 fans. The event blends sport and spectacle as King, 29, proves the underdog label unfounded while Riggs plans a possible rematch within six months.
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Houston
UPI
Billie Jean King
Bobby Riggs
Billie Jean
Riggs
Bille Jean
Queen of Tennis
Astrodome
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