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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 04, 1962
Page
9
Roy Johnston laments the Trappers mismanaging talent in Polar Baseball League. Fans blame poor coaching and temper issues as the team stumbles in recent games, calling for better handling of players and stricter discipline.
Last Thursday heavy rain turned the Devon Park grounds into a muddy lake as Standard United and Big Eddy Seniors battled in a tight league game. Both teams kept playing in downpour with mud splashed players ending soaked at full time. spectators fled to cover as softball gals paused.
The Tee Pees request more publicity for sports in town. the writer would cover all events if possible. The team has lost only one game through June 30, a record that would be hard to beat if maintained.
United and Big Eddy Senior soccer clubs played to a 1 1 tie last Thursday in a heavy rain. No goals were scored in the first half. Big Eddy showcased fast breaking, rough play throughout the match.
A rain soaked match saw Jim McIntyre weave past defenders to fire a precise shot that beat Big Eddy’s goalie, leveling the game with about fifteen minutes left. Earlier, the Reserve Eleven defeated Cranberry Portage four to nothing with Charlie Constant netting three goals.
Reserve Eleven coach Isaac Constant praised a very clean and fast match noting the last three goals came within seven minutes and that the overall play was sharp and controlled.
Cranberry Portage failed to convert several scoring opportunities as kicks went too high, reducing its point chances in the contest. The team will look to adjust kicking technique for upcoming games.
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