Orioles Fall As Blazers Sweep Manitoba Playoff Series
The 1989 Manitoba Senior Baseball League playoff ended with McAuley based Binscarth Blazers defeating the Orioles 12 to 1 in game five. Earlier games featured a 20 to 3 Blazers blowout at McAuley and an Orioles 11 to 5 comeback victory at Binscarth. Ted Fleury hit four homers in the series, Larry Shenk logged heavy innings for the Orioles, and a season ending injury to Kevin Davis shortened Binscarth pitching. The Orioles finished with six wins in 20 games and the club plans an executive review and public annual meeting in September.
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Binscorth
Binscarth
Orioles
Larry Shenk
Ted Fleury
Kevin Davis
McAuley
Blazers
Oriole
Recreation News Notes and Calls for Volunteers
Local digest highlights HR's Fitness Centre event on Sept 16 1989 seeking best overall man woman and couple. Listings invite applications for 1990 Interlake Winter Games coordinator and Manitoba Heritage Federation project funding with deadlines in December. Also announces a disability recreation training Sept 26 27 registration by Sept 18 and Parkland Winter Games coordinator need with resumes by Aug 31. Manitoba Sports Federation AGM Sept 22 23 at Sheraton.
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Debbie
Interlake Sport Development Association Inc
Roger
Manitoba Heritage Federation Inc
Manitoba
Society For Manitobans With Disabilities
Sherbrooke Avenue
Winnipeg
Wendy ‘Smiley
Parkland Sport Council
2Nd Avenue
S.W. Dauphin
Manitoba Sports Federation
Sheraton Banquet
Jack
Parkland Names Peter Doig Coach of the Month
Parkland selects Peter Doig of the Dauphin Flippers as July Coach of the Month. A former Western Canada Summer Games competitor and national qualifier in 1976 and 1977, Doig now coaches youth swimmers and plans to advance his coaching credentials to levels 2 and 3 under the National Coaching Certification Program. He credits assistants Lis Petersen and Alana Baxter and emphasizes encouraging athletes to work hard within their limits.
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Peter Doig
Dauphin Flippers
Peter
Dauphin
Lis Petersen
Alana Baxter
Parkland
Parkland Sport Council
Hall of Fame panelist weighs Lovell Coleman case
A Winnipeg football writer on the Canadian Football Hall of Fame selection committee discusses Lovell Coleman, his CFL career across Calgary Ottawa and B C, and why Coleman remains outside the Hall. The piece recalls other players like Willie Fleming, Bob Cameron, and Dave Cutler while defending committee standards and noting past controversial enshrinements.
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Calgary
Canadian Football Hall of Fame
Lowell Coleman
Ottawa
B.C
Lunsford
Fleming
Lewis
Leo
Will
Will Lewis
Coleman
Reed
Bright
Kwong
Thelen
Evenson
Shatto
Willie Fleming
B.C. Lions
Hall of Fame
Willie the Wisp
Lovell Coleman
Ammittee
Dr. Coleman
Pete Rose
Cooperstown
Football Hall of Fame
Harold Ballard
Keith Davey
Bailey
Winnipeg
Mel Wilson
Wilson
Bombers
Montreal Alouettes
Melvin
Jake Gaudaur
Hamilton
John Bonk
Blue Bombers
Dave Cutler
Bob Cameron
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Jim Stainer
Mark Thert
Russell-Binscarth Recreation News
Ted Petz
Manitoba Heritage Federation
Mary Ann Hadded
Mai Nowlin
Taurus L
Inneassen
Houve Hock Heat
Crown Victoria
Souve Air
Ogeve
Amifm Cove
FORD
Mercury
Aerostar
AMIFM
Rivacy Lass
Russell
Rossburn
Asessippi Beach
Mervin Marzeli
Sete Ee
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