Loose talk on 1987 hockey and football boldface names
In May 1987 chatter ranges from Detroit Tigers pennant chances to hockey prospects like Marty McSorley and Keith McSorley with Flint, to George Knudson’s comeback book, and on to CFL and NHL figures. The column also notes Ralph Lazio and Royal Copeland in the Hall of Fame, John Muckler’s coaching future, Tom Clements’ retirement talk, and Manitoba sports leadership questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Jays
Detroit Tigers
Marty McSorley
Jody
Wayne Gretzky
Keith
Flint
Billy Sutherland
Jets
Generals
Young McSorley
NHL
Gretz
George Knudson
George
Dave King
Guy Charron
Blue Bomber
Cal Murphy
Miami Sound Machine
Jan and
Dean
Manitoba
Ralph Lazio
Royal Copeland
Tony Pajaczkowski
Ed McQuarters
Canadian Football Hall of Fame
Talking Heads
Canadian Football League Hall of Fame
Harold Ballard
Hallowed Hall
John Muckler
Glen Sather
Edmonton
Sather
Muck
Muckler
Oilers
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
St. Louis
Blue Bombers
Tom Clements
Bud Grant
Kenny Ploen
Leo Lewis
Dieter
Tom Terrific
New Jersey Devils
Max McNab
Lou Lamoriello
Jim Schoenfeld
MCA
Elmwood
Bill Lumsden
Bob O'Dowda
John Baker
Cecil Watt
Detroit Red Wings
Jack Demers
Bob Proberts
Red Wing
Proberts
Red Wings
Peter Burtniak
Red Sox defense shines in 2-2 tie with Neepawa Farmers
Hamiota's defense held firm as both teams scored twice in a May 24 game. Lou Gillis struck out 13 over nine hits and two runs allowed for the Red Sox while Charlie Goldston allowed two runs on five hits for Neepawa. Andy Drake and Mark Smith contributed for Hamiota with timely hits and a late rally. Dean McBride belted a solo homer for Neepawa in the sixth, with McBride later driving in Andy Boehm. The Sox totaled two runs on five hits, three steals, and a first double play this year. Neepawa had five hits and two runs. Manager Al Robertson led Hamiota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Neepawa Farmers
Lou Gillis
Red Sox
Gillis
Charlie Goldston
Neepawa
Andy Drake
Mark Smith
Dean McBride
McBride
Andy Boehm
Sox
Hamiota Red Sox
Brad Clegg
Todd Smith Joins Red Sox Roster as Newest Player
Todd Smith, 18, debuts with the Red Sox after years in minor ball with Manitoba and the Western Canada Team in 1985 and 1986. He played in Prince Albert during minor ball, currently lives in Hamiota, attends Hamiota Collegiate, and works as a welder at Clegg's.
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Todd Smith
Red Sox
Hamiota
Manitoba
Western Canada
Prince Albert
Todd
Clegg’s
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