Lazio assures Wood of coach status with Argonauts
The Canadian Press reports coach Willie Wood is assured of his job as Toronto Argonauts face the Ottawa Rough Riders while Ralph Lazio moves in as Argonauts president. Lazio resigns from Hamilton to join Toronto, signing a lengthy deal and joining a four member management board. Ballard agrees Lazio is a challenge while lamenting the loss of a top executive. The Argonauts seek a turnaround after a 0-5 start in the Eastern Division.
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Ottawa Rough Riders
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Jim Taylor
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Vine Wins Bull Riding Jackpot at Box Springs Rodeo
Dale Vine marked a 76 to win the bull riding jackpot at Box Springs Rodeo Grounds on Thursday. Vance Kaglea of Maple Creek earned second with 75. In steer riding Mark Ellis of Medicine Hat scored 74 for first, while Greg Herman and Kelly Flaig split second and third with 68.
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Box Springs Rodeo Grounds
Vance Kaglea
Maple Creek
Mark Ellis
Medicine Hat
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Kelly Flaig
Hi Waymen face all stars in Brooks exhibition tonight
The Medicine Hat men’s all star fastball team meets the Brooks Hotel Hi Waymen at Lions Park tonight at 8. The star lineup features Jack Reddekopp as pitcher Marty Fritz as catcher Larry Biko at first base Bob Medway at second Harold Scholz at third Brad Kempthorne at shortstop Sieg Scholz in left Kenny Arnott in centre and Rob Pedersen in right. Alternates include Rod Insko Barry Lutz Ron Verhegge Lynn Heckbert Ray Nichol Denis Hoffman Doug Miller Norb Scholz Neil Maser Wayne Schlosser Dale Hoffman. Coaches are Ed Moss and Lorne Plotsky.
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Brooks Hotel Hi-Waymen
Lions Park
Jack Reddekopp
Marty Fritz
Cecil Hotel
Larry Biko
Pyramid Pipeline
Bob Medway
Brooks Hotel
Harold Scholz
Richardson's Jewellery
Brad Kempthorne
Glenmor Sports
Sieg Scholz
Richardson's
Kenny Arnott
Moose Larks
Rob Pedersen
Pyramid
Brooks
Rod Insko
Barry Lutz
Ron Verhegge
Lynn Heckbert
Ray Nichol
Richardson’s
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Doug Miller
Norb Scholz
Neil Maser
Wayne Schlosser
Glenmor
Dale Hoffman
Ed Moss
Lorne Plotsky
Roofers Rally To Beat Supreme Windows In Slow-Pitch
Roofers scored five runs in the sixth inning and four in the seventh to beat Supreme Windows 13-10 in Medicine Hat Slow-Pitch. Other men's games saw Hat Monumental 17-10 over O.K. Tires, Hat Co-op 7-7 with Levin's Music, and Hat Honda 14-2 over Hat Alignment. Women's action had Easter Bus Lines 8-2 over Rosery Florist and Paridon Builders 7-0 over Mechanical Insulators. Provincial intermediate championships arrive Saturday and Sunday at Strathcona and Jeffries Parks, with finals Sunday at 1 p.m. women and 5 p.m. men.
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Hat Co-op
Levinson
Music
Hat Honda
Easter Bus Lines
Rosery Florist
Paridon Builders
Strathcona
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Baseball score roundup with late inning theatrics
A dense scoreboard digest lists multiple MLB and international games with runs, hits, errors, and pitchers. Highlights include Calgary and Butte, Baltimore vs Philadelphia, Pittsburgh vs Cleveland, Houston vs Texas, Atlanta vs Milwaukee, Albuquerque vs Los Angeles, and Oakland vs San Diego.
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Flanagan
Ford
Leubber
Graham
Dempsey
Christenson
Ruthven
McGraw
Moreland
Boone
Bal Murray
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Bibby
Rhoden
Scurry
Rome
LaCorte
Ashby
Pujolis
Darwin
Kern
Hough
Johnson
Sandburg
Cox
Atlanta
Milwaukee
Niekro
Mahler
Hrabosky
Benedict
Naharodny
Vuckovich
Easterly
Fingers
Keeton
Simmons
Yost
Mil Howell
Atl
Chambliss
Murphy
Alberquerque
Los Angeles
Holton
Wright
Pena
Multi-team player moves across NFL NBA NHL and more
National League Phillies option Marty Bystrom to Reading. Pistons sign Norman Black as a guard. Bucks add Mark Smith at forward. Tiger-Cats name Joe Zuger GM. Roughriders sign Henry Williams to 14 day trial. Argonauts sign Ralph Lazin to 32 year contract as president after resigning Ticats post. Dolphins sign Piurowski, waive Doehta. Saints sign Smyth. Jets waive Helimers, claim Maher. Kings sign Chartran Goodenough Bromley. Canadiens name Laperriere assistant coach and sign Delorme. Islanders sign Langevin. Maple Leafs sign Benning and Canucks sign McCarthy.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Marty Bystrom
Reading Phillies
NBA
Detroit Pistons
Norman Black
Milwaukee Bucks
Mark Smith
Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Joe Zuger
Saskatchewan Roughriders
Henry Williams
Toronto Argonauts
Ralph Lazin
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Paul Piurowski
George Doehta
New Orleans Saints
Seamus Smyth
New York Jets
Bob Helimers
Mike Maher
NHL
Los Angeles Kings
Rick Chartran
Larry Goodenough
Gary Bromley
Montreal Canadiens
Jacques Laperriere
Gilbert Delorme
New York Islanders
Dave Langevin
Toronto Maple Leafs
Jim Benning
Vancouver Canucks
Kevin McCarthy
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