From the
Lewiston Tribune
Oct. 27, 1984
CHENEY — What appeared to be a tossup on paper, was quickly transformed into a Frontier League prep football rout on a cold and windy field Friday night.
Cheney High not only brought a 4-1 league record into the match, but also boasted the league’s top passer, rusher and receiver.
But combining an impenetrable defense with an opportunistic offense, the Pullman Greyhounds rolled to a 31-point lead and held on to defeat the Blackhawks 31-14 to clinch their sixth Frontier League title — their first since 1979.
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Interstate Bridge reopened about 8 p.m. Friday night, ending a three-day traffic jam in the Lewiston-Clarkston Valley.
Closure of the bridge for work on Burlington-Northern Railroad tracks caused problems that ranged from the inconvenience of using alternate routes across town to a massive backup that stacked cars from the bottom of Southway up 16th Avenue past 8th Street.
Enough work was finished during the closure, which began at 6 a.m. Wednesday, so that only momentary delays are expected during the next couple weeks.