Charleswood rink tops senior spiel at Portage bonspiel
Charleswood’s Al Fahrner defeated Howard Pratt of Portage to win the IH Greenberg Memorial trophy in the Portage seniors bonspiel. Fahrner opened with a four on the first end and another four on the second to lead 8-0, Pratt's rink calling it a day early. Jack Emerson of MacGregor won the Ted Beese Trophy after extra ends against Fred Mowat of Gladstone, while Jim Buckingham of Transcona beat Jack Sanderson of Portage for the Bowes Trophy. The event featured 32 rinks and guests enjoyed a smorgasbord as the Portage club hosted the opening Tuesday.
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al Fahrner
Charleswood
Howard Pratt
Portage
Jim Buckingham
Transcona
Jack Sanderson
Sanderson
Buckingham
Forbes
Thompson
Henry
Joe Danko
Allan Wishart
Dave Roy
George Lamont
Braden
Allison
Portage Club
Jack Hyde
Gordon Irwin
al Wishart
Harold Armstrong
Wilf Allison
I. H. Greenberg Memorial
Fahmer
Russ Qually
Scott Redfern
Bill Percy
Barry Greenberg
Mr. Greenberg
Dim Buckingham
Bowes
Henry Bangartt
Jim Danko
Earl Bowes
Oakville Captures Midget League Title in Nimble Two-Game Sweep
Oakville defeated Southside two games to none in a best of three midget league final. Barker starred with three goals in game one including late winners, while Spratt scored for Southside. In game two Barker netted both Oakville goals as the teams traded goals with a late winner. Harland’s strong goaltending helped Oakville, and penalties affected both sides with Southside drawing misconducts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
Southside
Cal Spratt
Darren Barker
Jim Lowden
Barker
Ken Thomas
Albert Longclaws
Cal Spaatt
Spratt
Brian Harland
Oakville Nets
Bob Bulback
Correction to Delta Fun Festival results
The Delta Fun Festival winner in the district event was David Lippeway, as reported by Terry Ward. It also notes that Garry Godfrey won the Fisherman's Trophy, donated by Joe McNabb, in the same proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Ward
David Lippeway
Joe McNabb
Garry Godfrey
Flin Flon to Host Manitoba Games Norman Region
Flin Flon will host the Manitoba Games Norman Region with events in baseball canoeing cycling women’s field hockey soccer softball shooting swimming tennis and track and field. Regional finals lead to Neepawa provincials August 22 28 1976 with archery and sailing also on the slate. Government support up to 34700 will fund transportation for local athletes and over 1000 participants are expected.
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Laurent L. Desjardins
Sam Fabrow
Manitoba Games Council
Flin Flin
Norman
Bist
Manitoba
Neepawa
Flin Flon
Flin Fion
Desyarains
Fabro
Desjardins
Bujold
Games Society
Thompson
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Charleswood Rink
Emerson
Mowat
Merson
Bert Nichol
Harry Painter
Wallace Martin
Dave Smith
Milt Younger
Stu Broadfoot
MacGregor
Carman
Stone
Beese
Jim Emerson
Ted Reese
A. Bakubka
Tage Ie Prairie
Wardair
London
Lamont Travel
Stewart Jackson
Kerry Green
Dale Morriseau
Rob Lawtey
Bill Linden
Mitch Kisko
John Miller
Kevin Health
Danny Firth
Phil Carpenter
Darryl Phillips
Mike Webb
Kirk Greenley
Brad Miller
Randy Kuryk
Garth McCormick
Doug Bailey
Don Enns
Darren Seekings
Rick Tulley
Ron Brooks
Kevin Blight
Jim Denton
Orville Grant
Jim Moffit
Literatu
Edmonton
University of Alberta
Faculty of Extension
Oremun
Maravon
Waconcer
Northend
Royalite
Tupper St.n
UR Tax Services Ltd
Saskatchewan Ave
Thor” Alfalfa
Tim
Timothy
Portage Feed Mill
4Th St.n.e
Jack Stewart
K National NK Seeds Ltd
Lagimodiere
Winnipeg
Red Oak Inn
Red Oak
Greg Dobbin
Chevolds
Danor
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