Football intrigue and curling charity in Manitoba sports chatter
A sprawling sports column surveys CFL coaching rumors and broadcast changes, notes on curling fundraisers, and nostalgia about the Grey Cup era. It calls out Earl Lunsford’s coaching shortlist, ticketing for the Kitchener Brier, and critiques TV lineups and coaching careers with local Manitoba references throughout.
Pee Wees power to win marked by Parkland League dominance
The Russell Kinsmen posted three convincing wins the weekend of December 6 7 as they beat Dauphin 4-1 and Birtle twice 81 and 102. They sit at six wins in seven games and three one in league play. Devin Zimmer led with two goals in the 4-1 win over Dauphin with Fleury and Lovas also scoring and assists going to Fleury Allaire and Gregory. In the first Birtle game Russell dominated after a 1-1 draw, getting two goals each from Sochanski Fleury and Lovas and singles from Gregory Laing Zimmer with Zimmer adding two assists. The final Birtle game saw Alan Sawaryn hat trick and more scoring by Sochnski Lovas Zimmer and Gregory with Richard Boucher in goal for all three. Russell next hosts Roblin on Friday December 13.
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Stampeders
Art Asselta
Hugh Campbell
Jim Stanley
Asselta
Stanley
Winnipeg
SRO
Kitchener Arena
TSN
Kitchener Stadium
ABC
O.J. Simpson
Joe Namath
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Bears
Eric Dickerson
Rams
Freeman McNeil
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Gerald Riggs
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Esso
Harry Neale
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World Hockey Association
John Ferguson
Nordiques
Richard Picard
Mario Marois
Kathe Clements
John Pankratz
Ben Zambiasi
Hamilton
Kathe
Tom
Globe and Mail
CFL
Doug Mitchell
Leo Cahill
South Africa
Zola Budd
Brooks
Lui Passaglia
Bombers
Cal ‘Murphy
Indly
Cal
Lions
Lui
Simon Fraser
Murphy
Joan Collins
Paul Bennett
Joe Poplawski
Schenley
Russell
Dauphin
Devin Zimmer
Travis Fleury
Jamie Lavas
Jason ‘Allaire
Fabian Gregory
Birtle
Lst
Mark Sochask
Jason Mushumanski
Travis Laing
Jamie Lovas
Fabian
Alan Sawaryn
Mark Soch
Nski
Dean Zimmer
Barley Kings Start Season With Two Wins
The Russell Barley Kings opened the 1985-86 season with a pair of victories at home. On December 6 they beat the Brandon Juvenile Wheat Kings 5 to 4 in Russell Arena, with Dave Chartier scoring three goals and Rick Hyatt and Dean Vinnell also finding the net. Jack Dyck assisted twice, while Jim Cusitar and Doug Wisart added singles. Penalties totaled 30 minutes for both teams. On December 8 they defeated the Angusville Flyers 6 to 2, Chartier scoring four goals and Cusitar, Slywchuk, Hyatt, and Dyck contributing assists. The Barley Kings travel to Cardale on December 12 to face the Cougars, with a home game December 14 against the Miniota Night Hawks.
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Nina Reason
Russell Barley Kings
Barley Kings
Brandon
Wheat ‘Kings
Russell Arena
Russell
Dave Chartier
Rick Hyatt
Dean Vinnell
Jack Dyck
Jim Cusitar
Doug Wisart
Wheat Kings
Barley
Kings
Angusville Flyers
Sreg Slywchuk
Jism Cusitar
Kent Fowler
Greg Slywchuk
Brent Shuya
Flyers
Baileys Kings
Cardale
The
Cougars
Miniota Night Hawks
Russell Atoms Win One Lose One at Memorial Arena
Russell Atoms split results defeating St Lazare 63 to 64 in a separate game preview. Mushumanski and Dechambault led scoring with two goals each and Aaron, Duncan, and others contributed. Chipelski in net. next games: Foxwarren December 11 and Langenburg December 12.
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Dauphin
Memorial Arena
Russell
Jason Mushumanski
Philip Dechambault
Cory Duncan
Robbie Aaron
Robbie Arran
Cory Dougal
Jeremy Smith
Edward Allare
Ian Chipelski
Russell Atoms
St. Lazare
Ault
Philip Deschambault
Net
The
Atoms
Foxwarren
Wed
Langenburg
Thurs
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