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• Lakeside Carries A Slim Lead Into Tri-State’s Second Day

  December 20, 1997 in Sports on Page C5 G-Prep’s Chris Montgomery prepares to pin CV’s Shawn Conlon. Photo by Craig Buck/The Spokesman-Review

• Fda Ponders Link Between Dead Wrestlers And Dietary Aids

  December 18, 1997 in Sports on Page C3 The Food and Drug Administration said Wednesday it is investigating whether the deaths of three college wrestlers within six weeks might be related to dietary supplements they were taking. FDA …

• Gnl Strength Seems Weighted At Lakeside

  December 11, 1997 in Washington Voices on Page N14 When the defending state champion returns most of its starting lineup, the conclusion is clear. “It’s going to be tough pickings to take the state title away from Lakeside,” said …

• Neff Leads Nic Win

  November 29, 1997 in Sports on Page C5 North Idaho College’s Roger Neff pulled off the win of the evening as the Cardinals rolled to a 42-0 wrestling triumph over Pacific on Friday night. Neff, NIC’s heavyweight, posted …

• Miscellany

  October 6, 1997 in Sports on Page C2 Overcoming 70-degree temperatures, Andrew Musuva of Kenya and Lyubov Morgunova of Russia each won their first marathons, taking their divisions of the Twin Cities Marathon in St. Paul, Minn. Musuva, …

• Undaunted Knights Claim Title

  February 23, 1997 in Sports on Page C10 East Valley’s Tristan Beeman, rear, takes down Chris Babka in their 190-pound semifinal match before Babka, from W.F. West High in Chehalis, fought back for a last-second, 4-3 decision. Photo …

• Roberts Completes State Triple

  February 23, 1997 in Sports on Page C10 U-Hi coach Don Owen congratulates Jared Osborn after a 115-pound semifinal victory. Photo by Dan McComb/The Spokesman-Review

• Lakeside Earns Its Title By The Numbers

  February 23, 1997 in Sports on Page C10 Class A Lakeside High School of Nine Mile Falls proved the adage about there being strength in numbers. The Eagles had no champions and only one finalist. But there’s no …

• Vandals Know Broncos Are Dangerous

  January 18, 1997 in Sports on Page C5 In front of a national television audience on Thursday night, Boise State ripped visiting Eastern Michigan 73-61. The same Eastern Michigan that beat Idaho 81-71 in overtime at a tournament …

• Osborn’s Major Decision Keys University’s Win

  January 10, 1997 in Sports on Page C3 Veteran Jared Osborn and newcomer Reggie Lee scored important wins Thursday to lift University to a 32-25 Greater Spokane League dual meet win over visiting Mead. Osborn secured a 14-4 …

• International Stars Suleymanoglu, Indurain Retire

  January 3, 1997 in Sports on Page C3 1. Suleymanoglu 2. Indurain

• Wenatchee Wins Mead Meet

  December 29, 1996 in Sports on Page C5 With nine finalists and three champions, Wenatchee’s wrestlers won the six-team Mead Tournament of Champions Saturday. The Panthers of the Big Nine Conference scored 200.5 points to outdistance the host …

• Bears Hit Titans With Both Barrels

  December 26, 1996 in Washington Voices on Page V10 There is something different about Central Valley’s boys and girls basketball teams, as University High found out in a Greater Spokane League doubleheader on Saturday. The CV boys won 62-55 …

• Inland Empire League

  December 12, 1996 in Sports on Page C5 In predicted order of region finish Sandpoint Bulldogs 1995-96 record: 10-0 Coach: Dan Taylor

• Intermountain League

  December 12, 1996 in Sports on Page C5 In predicted order of region finish Lakeland Hawks 1995-96 record: 3-1-1 IML Coach: Mark Johnson Years coaching: 7 Top returners: Nathan Pascoe, senior, 171 pounds; Brad Haney, sr., 130; Chad …

• A-3 Independents

  December 12, 1996 in Sports on Page C5 Wallace Miners Coach: Bob Schreiber Years coaching: 16 Top returners: Nick Sleezer, senior, 152 pounds; Steve Jemmings, sophomore, 119; Gian Ghigleri, so., 125. Newcomers: Josh Steed, so., 145; Nick Angle, …

• Nic Dominates Higher Weight Classes

  November 10, 1996 in Sports on Page C7 North Idaho College dominated the higher weight classes at the North Idaho Take Down tournament Saturday. The Cardinals won four of the final five matches. Josh Morton beat Boise State’s …

• Top Seeds

  June 7, 1996 in Sports on Page C3 105.5 Rob Eiter Age: 28 Hometown: Clarion, Pa. College: Arizona State, 1991 Personal: Five-time national champion; bachelor’s degree in psychology; assistant coach, Clarion University; trains with Sunkist Kids in Phoenix.

• Colville Wrestler Enters Guilty Plea

  May 21, 1996 in Sports on Page C5 A former high school wrestler pleaded guilty to fourth-degree assault Monday for knocking a referee unconscious with a head butt after losing a match. Chad Hildebrandt reversed an earlier innocent …

• Sandpoint Wrestler In Another ‘World’

  April 17, 1996 in Sports on Page C5 He has conquered the United States. He takes on the world this summer. Jared Lawrence of Sandpoint captured titles at 112 pounds in freestyle and Greco-Roman at the Cadet World …

• American Sumo Wrestlers Fall

  March 21, 1996 in Sports on Page C2 The two best American sumo wrestlers in the Spring Grand Sumo Tournament were beaten. Musashimaru, a champion from Hawaii whose real name is Fiamalu Penitani, was sent to his fourth …

• A Wrestling: Hilzer, Padayao Win

  February 18, 1996 in Sports on Page C8 Now Andy Hilzer can wash his socks and retire his shoes. He’s done walking all over his brother. The Ritzville senior won the 158-pound championship at Mat Classic VIII in …

• Phantom Call Proves Costly For CV Star

  February 18, 1996 in Sports on Page C8 Rick Giampietri’s title opportunity, and perhaps Central Valley’s team championship as well, was squashed when referee Dan Jagla denied he penalized the CV wrestler’s foe a point for stalling. CV …

• Gsl Wrestlers Back On Road

  February 15, 1996 in Sports on Page C4 Greater Spokane League wrestlers got home at 1 a.m. Wednesday following the Region IV tourney. They’re on the road today for a 5-hour trip to Tacoma and Mat Classic VIII.

• Mid-Valley Takes Control

  February 10, 1996 in Sports on Page C4 Lakeside’s Anthony Layton defeats Quincy’s Angel Ramirez in their 122-pound bout at Friday’s Region IV A/B tournament. Photo by Sandra Bancroft-Billings/The Spokesman-Review

• Wrestlers Head For Regionals

  February 8, 1996 in Washington Voices on Page V6 Led by Central Valley High School, local teams have qualified a bundle of wrestlers for regional competition this weekend. CV tied for third during the Greater Spokane League dual match …

• Morton’s Pin Salts Away Nic Win

  January 28, 1996 in Sports on Page C5 After watching his teammates fall in two of the first four matches, North Idaho College’s 150-pound wrestler Josh Morton stepped onto the mat with Josh Wright of Ricks College with …

• Wrestler Takes Match In The Clutch

  December 21, 1995 in Washington Voices on Page N6 If nothing else, Mead wrestler Joel Edminster has a flair for the dramatic. The Panther senior kept his coaches and fans on edge last week, trailing his Central Valley opponent …

• Gsl Gets Pinned By State State Makes Changes To Weight Classes; Gsl Coaches Opposed

  December 7, 1995 in Sports on Page C4 Although Washington has added a new 215-pound weight class to its high school wrestling lineup, the “nays” among Greater Spokane League coaches nearly outscored the “yeas” by a major decision. …

• Sports People

  November 25, 1995 in Sports on Page C2 The St. Louis Blues recalled former Spokane Chiefs left wing Kevin Sawyer. … Los Angeles Kings left wing Eric Lacroix was suspended indefinitely for checking Dennis Vaske of the New …

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