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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 06, 1985

Page

18

King Spurns Canucks to Lead Canada Olympic Hockey

Dave King faced an NHL lure from the Vancouver Canucks but chose to stay with the Canadian Olympic program. The coach’s commitment aims to build a permanent team for Calgary 1988, emphasizing loyalty and patriotism over money. His leadership is seen as vital to attracting players and restoring Canada’s Olympic hockey prestige amid Soviet uncertainty.

John Korobanik Canada Dave King King National Hockey League Vancouver Canucks Olympic Hockey Canucks Mario Gosselin J.J. Daigneault Pat Flatley James Patrick Calgary Alan Eagleson Sam Pollock Terry Simpson Hockey Canada Prague Western Hockey League NHL

De Wit Dominates Trinidad Boxer in Six-Round Win

Canadian heavyweight Willie de Wit of Grande Prairie Alberta overwhelmed Sterling Benjamin of Trinidad in six rounds at Atlantic City New Jersey. De Wit improved to 4-0-1 with three knockouts after a steady body attack and decisive late flurries. Judges Carter Burns and Ciaro scored a unanimous decision for de Wit.

Atlantic City N.J Willie de Wit Sterling Benjamin Trinidad Grande Prairie Alto de Wit Benjamin Alex Williamson Marvin Hagler Thomas Hearns Las Vegas Lynne Carter Ron Burns Frank Ciaro

Dunigan eyes rushing mark for quarterbacks

Edmonton Eskimos quarterback Matt Dunigan aims to rush for 1 000 yards in 1985 while improving the offence under coach Jackie Parker. The story notes Dunigan's 732 rushing yards as a rookie, his weight gain, and Parker's plans for balance, plus newcomer Damon Allen and other Eskimos players shaping the attack and defence.

Grant Kerr Edmonton Matt Dunigan Edmonton Eskimos Dunigan Parker House Winnipeg Brian Kelly Chris Woods Bass Eskimos Damon Allen California State- Fullerton Marcus Allen Los Angeles Raiders

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