Amateurs Need Full Roster Access, CFL Development Urged
Toronto Telegram News Service in this column argues the Canadian Football League hinders talent growth by limiting rosters. Bernie Custis and Dick Brown, former Hamilton Tiger-Cats stars, advocate allowing amateur teams to dress as many players as needed to evaluate skill under game conditions. They say open rosters would boost Canadian football development, with rookies often slipping through due to current limits.
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Canada
Hamilton Tiger-Cat
Canadian Football League
Bernie Custis
ORFU
Brown
Custis
CFL
Bome
Winston Churchill
Labour Day Bowling Tournament Set By Thompson Bowlers
The Thompson Five Pin Bowling Association invites The Pas Bowlers to a Labour Day event with A and B groups. Entries cover three games for $1 per person, using handicaps. A letter of average from the League Secretary is required. Contact Mrs. Jenny King at MA 83 3587.
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Thompson Five Pin Bowling Association
Pas
League
Jenny King
Manitoba Increases Duck Bag Limit For Fall Season
Manitoba officials announce higher duck limits for the waterfowl season. The daily bag rises to eight ducks and 16 in possession, from six and 12 previously, with two each for canvasbacks and mallards. Geese stay five daily, ten in possession, white-fronted geese capped at three daily or six in possession. Coots and rails remain at eight daily and 16 in possession. snipe up to ten daily and 20 in possession.
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Manitoba
Mines and Natural Resources
Hon
Gurney Evans
Possesson
Sandhill cranes eligible for hunting in Big Grass region
Manitoba residents may hunt sandhill cranes again this year with a special licence in the Big Grass region. The bag limit is four per day and eight in possession. Waterfowl regulations in detailed form are available from local licence vendors and the wildlife branch, room 908 Norquay Building, Winnipeg.
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Big Grass
Manitoba
Wildlife Branch
Norquay Building
Winnipeg
Mallards In Short Supply Regs Tightened North of 53rd Parallel
The R C M P and provincial conservation officers order full enforcement of mallard rules with no “mistake” birds north of the 53rd parallel. Hunters may take two mallards daily and four in possession during the waterfowl season with southern Manitoba limits applying in October. Hunters north of 53rd parallel must obtain written clearance for mallards brought south before October 2, and extra checking stations will aid enforcement. under the Migratory Bird Act the hunter bears proof of legal shot.
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R.c,m.p
Manitoba
Pas Herald
Wildlife Branch
R.C.M.P
Canada
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Oakville Black Knights
Ontario
Football Union
Toronto Telegram News Service
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K.Y
Libby's Mustard
Graham Wafers
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