Hall of Fame link to Lethbridge Chinooks shines in Alberta
Arnold Frank of Redcliff recalls joining the 1960 Broder's Chinooks after recruitment from Everett Junior College in the United States. The Chinooks dominated provincial play, winning four titles 1958 1962 and three Canadian championships, including a dramatic triple overtime finale. The team later earned induction into the Alberta Sports Hall of Fame alongside other notable honorees.
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Medicine Hat College
Gary Bowie
University of Alberta
Don Horwood
Carol Huyne
AJHL
Don Phelps
Edmonton Oilers
Rod Phillips
Keith Morgan
Phyllis Sadoway
Susan Sloan Kelsey
Erin Chan
Kirstin Normand
Reidun Tatham
CrossFit for Kids Debate Urges Safe Mechanics Over Hype
Ed Stiles urges caution with youth CrossFit citing injury risk from improper form. He emphasizes supervised training, proper mechanics, and credentials such as Fundamental Movement Skills or International Youth Conditioning Association. A June 17 coaching course at Medicine Hat College is noted.
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Street Wheelers at Medicine Hat Drag Strip This Weekend
Medicine Hat Drag Racing Association hosts Street Wars Friday nights at 5 p.m. with races starting at 7 p.m. Any street legal vehicle can race for 25 dollars, no membership required, with a 1,000 dollar first prize at season end. Estimated 100 competitors hoped for Saturday.
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Steve Bunn
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Mavericks roll over Dawgs in Okotoks home opener
Medicine Hat Mavericks beat the Okotoks Dawgs 8-5 at Seaman Stadium. Garrett Wiese drove in four runs, Bryan Arthur scored three, and Bryce Fein earned the win with 3 2/3 innings while Andrew Geese notched the save. Taylor Fish homered and drove in a run for the Dawgs.
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Crane leads after day one at St. Jude Classic
Ben Crane shot a 7-under 63 to lead the suspended first round at TPC Southwind with five birdies in his final nine. Phil Mickelson finished 3-under 67 in windy conditions, aiming to build momentum for the U.S. Open as others like Peter Malnati and Billy Herschel stood 5-under with two to play.
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Billy Herschel
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Joe Durant
Stuart Appleby
Zach Johnson
Jason Bohn
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