Sports Briefs

Sports Briefs
Puls wins contest by missing only 1

Sept. 23, 2000

CORTEZ JOURNAL

Most of the favorite teams won their National Football League games during the third week of action. And the area prognosticators did a pretty good job of choosing the right teams. As always, though, there were a few surprises along the way. Detroit, Baltimore, and Buffalo losing surprised many. Another contest appears in today’s paper.

The winner is Don Puls 12-1.

Here are the others who entered: Charles Pilegard 11-2; Don Schlotfelt 11-2; Del Borelli 11-2; Dee Fosnot 11-2; David Gee 11-2; Scott Davis 11-2; Sandy Brown 10-3; Steve Gomez 10-3; Tony Cornfield 10-3; Bob Sesler 10-3; Larry Benally 10-3; Margi Puls 10-3; Gaylord Lyman 10-3; Richard Yake 10-3; Sheldon Boyd 10-3; Joe Martinez 10-3; Al Rivera 10-3; Allen Litchliter 10-3; Angelo Topaha 10-3; Darrell Mott 10-3; Lois Borelli 10-3; Kent Slyter 10-3; Chester Rowe 9-4; Kathy Talcott 9-4; Charles Johnson 9-4; Kevin Cusan 9-4; Judy Ashton 9-4; Stan Yake 9-4; Dick Kirkpatrick 9-4; Kathy Retherford 9-4; Paul Bostrom 9-4; Dan Williams 9-4; Mark Vanderpool 9-4; Allen Johns 9-4; Lil Bostrom 9-4; Lori Ledford 9-4; Doug Brown 9-4; James Maestas 9-4; Michael McGeehie 8-5; Esther Puls 8-5; Jason Rockwell 8-5; Kandis Lamke 8-5; Lynette Kerrigan 8-5; Corrine Dougan 8-5; Patrick Talcott 8-5; Samantha Sunseri 8-5; Luisa Stiegelmeyer 8-5; Tony Todd 7-6; Roger Nelson 7-6; Douglas Lard 7-6; Roger Walkenhorst 7-6; Dale Peterman 7-6; Barb Randolph 7-6; Erick Ashton 7-6; Dean Valdez 7-6; Missy Valdez 7-6; Lee Brown 7-6; MaryAnn Wall 7-6; Gary Gnas 7-6; Corby Achierno 7-6; Kathy Gomez 6-7; Chet Bankert 6-7; and Trevor Welch 5-8.

First and last names please on entry form and only one per person.