Countdown to Man. Games 1976 Central Plains preview
An introductory overview of the Manitoba Summer Games 1976 in Central Plains. Details cover aims, scope, districts, sports included, dates from district finals to the provincial final in Neepawa, and the organizational structure led by the Manitoba Games Council and regional committees. Stakeholders invite community volunteers to help coordinate and run the events across four districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Plains
Manitoba
Neepawa
Sport Canada
Portage
Portage la Prairie
Winnipeg
Manitoba Games Council
R. A
Sam) Fabre
Nadya V. Bailey
Vaughan L. Baird
Earl Dawson
Donald S. Fletcher
Donald C. Laubman
Fred W. Law
Alan R. Miller
Ian Reid
Michael Spack
Manitoba Games Sports Board
Manitoba Games
Manitoba Games Sport Board
Manitoba Games Board
Manitoba Games Committee
Bill McKellak
Gladstone
Floyd Blight
Oakville
Bill Zwiep
Roy Evenson
Larry Nicholls
Holland
Terriers Sharpen 5-1 Win Over Saints at Centennial Arena
The Terriers notched their 17th win of the year by defeating the St Vital Saints 5 1 before 518 fans. Brian Miller led with two goals while Ray Creasy Chuck Naish and Dave McDonald had one each. Creasy opened scoring, Naish extended in the second, and Miller sealed the win with a late goal. The Terriers killed two penalties while shorthanded and moved within two points of second place in the North Division standings. They signed Mark Johnston recently and plan more road work to secure a playoff spot. The next game is Friday January 16 hosting the Selkirk Steelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saints
Terriers
Brian Millers
Ray Creasy
Chuck Naish
Dave McDonald
Reni Buss
Mark Johnston
Friesen
Jim Bereza
Muller
Grant Arbuckle
Creasy
Miller
Arbuckle
Uwe Itzke
Ron Ottawa
Kings
Steelers
Travellers
Dave Hale
Johnston
M.jhl
Molson
Bruce Hanson
Shettler
St. James
Vive Itzke
Campeau High
Campeau
McDonald
Twins
Lionel Clemons
M.J.H.L
Selkirk Steelers
Thompson
Dauphin Kings
Darryl Henry
Nick Plikza
Terriers fall 4-3 to St James Canadians in tight clash
Portage Terriers drop a 4-3 decision to the St James Canadians at Centennial Arena before 510 fans. Terriers led 1-0 then 4-1 but two first period goals were wiped out on disputed calls. Canadians pulled ahead on a power play and held on despite late Terrier pressure. Blair Shettler faced 28 shots while Darryl Henry and Mark Johnston sparked late Terrier surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Eriesen
Mitch Cook
Saints
Terriers
Bob Price
Brassi
Shetter
Ray Savard
Rick Loeb
Naish
Darryl Henry
Portage Terriers
St. James Canadians
Centennial Arena
Harding
Jim Bereza
St. James
Cliff Klump
Blair Shettler
Candians
Paul Charles
St. James Crew
Darryl
Bereza
Phil Campeau
Point Bantams win twice in Highways leagues
The Point Bantams swept weekend games defeating Warren 11-8 and Stonewall 5-1 in the Highways Six and Seven bantam leagues. Perry Dickenson led with six goals and an assist vs Warren, while Brent Irwin added three goals and four assists. Tom Yanchuk scored twice. Chris Riddell led Warren with three goals. Other scorers included Dave Crockett, Cam Baldwin, Jamie Boyd, and Kurt Proctor. Referees Ken Robinson and Lyall McDonnell handed out eight penalties. In the Stonewall game Brent Irwin again led with three goals, aided by Andy Taylor and Perry Dickenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar
Cam Baldwin
Jamie Boyd
Kurt Proctor
Ken Robinson
Lyall McDonnell
Warren
Brent Irwin
Stonewall
Andy Taylor
Perry Dickenson
Travellers and Terriers Switch Brandon Portage Game
The Portage and district Terrier executive met Monday to resolve a ticket mix up after the Brandon Portage game saw visitors abandon the ice with four minutes left in the first period. The Jan 15 home game against the Terriers is moved to Portage by the M J H L with all gate receipts to Portage. The game is set for Tue Jan 20 at 8 pm. Season ticket holders must pick up Jan 16 tickets 8 to 9 pm at the Arena ticket office between periods one and two. Rain checks must be exchanged. outstanding rain checks after this date are void for season ticket holders only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage and District Terrier
Brandon Portage
Travellers
Terriers
Portage
M.J.H.L
Arena
MacGregor 12s Triumph in Weekend Hockey Spree
MacGregor 12s opened January 2 at home beating Somerset 52 with Scott MacDonald scoring three plus goals from Jonasson and Nylin. Thompson had three assists. Rodgers in net. Sunday at Portage MacGregor 6 All Stars won as Jonasson scored three and MacDonald, Nichol, and Robert contributed. Also Friday at Holland MacGregor 103 with Jonasson four goals, Burch two, Nylin, MacDonald, Nichol, Rodgers one each. Thompson in net despite injury. Sunday Somerset visit yielded 43 for MacGregor with Wotton, Burch, Ferris, Jonasson scoring. Simpkin and Pogue assisted. Rodgers in goal. Thompson played only first period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor
Sommerset
Scott MacDonald
Larry Jonasson
Mike Nylin
Robert Thompson
Brad Rodgers
Portage
Robert
Kevin Nichol
Larry
Brad
Holland
Vaughn Burch
Somerset
Brad Wotton
Neil Ferris
Harry Simpkin
Doug Pogue
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Terriers Sharp
Brian Miller
Callaway
Hampton v. MacGregor
Feeemone
Randy Hextall
Garry Cruickshank
David Pelechaty
Blaine McCowan
Henry Beddome
Tom Telford
Pone
Sanke Lamb
Art Palmer
Portage Flying Club
Jim Dunn
Uweitzke
Dusty Lee Rivers
Portage's
Shelley-Lou Marie
Ava Young
Jim Humpage
Flekets
Lecost Drug Mart
Biorl'Weat
Mikarchok
March of Dimes
United Way
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