Odds and chatter as CFL bias reaches Nevada bookies
Vegas and Reno bookies list CFL odds with Winnipeg Blue Bombers favorite to repeat as Grey Cup champions at 8 to 5. The Nevada Book names BC Lions 9 to 5 next in line, while Toronto Argonauts 5 to 2, Edmonton Eskimos 7 to 2, and others fill the board. Willard Reaves cited as CFL betting favorite for 1985, with coaching changes rumors circling Calgary and Bud Riley named as potential interim head coach.
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Reno
United States
States
Joe Mack
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Joe
Winnipeg
Canada
Baffin Island
North Pole
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Nevada
Paul Robson
Clarence
Cal) Murphy
Tom Clements
Willard Reaves
Aaron Brown
Delbert Fowler
House the Mouse
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Lions
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Edmonton Eskimos
Hamilton
Montreal Concordes
Calgary
Ottawa Rough Riders
Saskatchewan Riders
Tiger-Cats
Dieter Brock
Don Jonas
Ottawa Riders
Calgary Stampeders
Sask
Blue Bombers
Shen Lee
Steve Buratto
Bud Riley
Parkisimo Lodge Officers Installed In Hamiota
Parkisimo Oddfellows Lodge in Arrow River Centre installed officers under District Deputy Grand Master Hartley Opper and Virden IOOF No.13 staff on June 18 1985. New officers include Nobel Grand Gordon FrederickVice Grand Delmer Johnston Recording Secretary Nelson Henderson Financial Secretary Glen Draper Treasurer Art Heise Warden Charlie Fraser Conductor George Davis Chaplain Joe Popper and others. A Beo Lyn Hodnett visit from Manitoba now in Arlington Texas attended. Members hail from Miniota Beulah Birtle Isabella Decker Hamiota Crandall Morden and Arlington Texas. Meetings are the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays monthly except summer months.
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Nobel
Wallace Henderson
Charlie Ariss
Les Rudd
Alec Savaras
Guardian
Bob Brooks
Lyndon Hodnett
Brian Thompson
Beo Lyn Hodnett
Manitoba
Miniota
Arlington
Texas
Parkisimo Lodge
Beulah
Birtle
Isabella, Decker
Hamiota
Crandall
Morden
Hamiota Team Finishes 7th in Manitoba Marathon Relay
In the Manitoba Marathon relay on June 16, Hamiota’s team, led by Dr. John Guilfoyle and Dennis Robinson, placed 7th among 268 teams. Missing two runners forced Guilfoyle and Robinson to double two legs, finishing the 26 mile distance in 2 hours 50 minutes 15 seconds, an average 6 30 per mile, 14 seconds slower than last year with a full team.
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Hamiota
John Guilfoyle
Dennis Robinson
Manitoba
Mark Carlow
Winnipeg
Dr. Guilfoyle
Dennis
John
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