Davidson wins Binscarth Ladies Bonspiel First Event
Judy Davidson, Joan Miller, Cindy Halvas and Heather Stonehouse win the First Event at the Binscarth Ladies Bonspiel. Hazel Miller of Russell takes second, Lynn Dreilich third, Shirley Ryan fourth. Second Event goes to Iris Bamford and teammates from Birtle. Chevy Collins earns second. Third Event crowns Gwen Tibbatts and team. Louise Miller is runner up. Sixteen rinks enter. 125 hot turkey suppers served Sunday.
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Judy Davidson
Joan Miller
Cindy Halvas
Heather Stonehouse
Binscarth
Hazel Miller
Russell
Lynn Dreilich
Shirley Ryan
Iris Bamford
Jean Stevenson
Ruth Ann Kitching
Lois Dandridge
Birtle
Chevy Collins
Gwen Tibbatts
Estha Basely
Lois Dreilick
Debbie Luski
Louise Miller
Boucher Insurance
Bowling Hi Lites Tuesday Mixed League Leads
The Four Aces top the standings with 220 after Feb 3 night. High team scores include B M s Cowboy Hunks 2471, 924 single by Cowboy Hunks, Rita Fleury 549 in women s triples, Garry Schwalm 622 in men s triples. Sunday leaders Headpins with 105 after Feb 8. Alan s Harem tops in triples 2541 and 885 single. Brenda n McGregor 607 in women s triples.
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Four Aces
Rita Fleury
Garry Schwalm
Fred Laycock
Rudy Ronberg
Barb Ronberg
Rusty Rollers
Don Adolphe
The
Twisters
Barry Collins
Larry Collins
Darlene Witty
Ron Witty
Pumphouse Gang
Robert Ducharme
Paul Ewankin
Alan McRostie
Mens High
Grant Bily
Alan's Harem
Judy Preston
Bernice Clunas
Joan Kobluk
the 203 Gang
Bryan Kowal
Agnes Cusitar
Stan Yankoski
Bowling standings and high scores from February 11 1998
STANDINGS: 8 Balls 2 pts Petro-Can 20 South Side Service 19 Untouchables 19. HIGH SINGLES: Bryan Kowal 296 Dennis Joss 239 Ed Penonzek 32 Dean Thom 222 Willy Dunn 214 Frank Clement 206 Grant Bily 200. HIGH TRIPES: Bryan Kowal 784 Ed Penonzek 610 Dennis Joss 564.
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Petro-Can
South Side Service
Untouchables
Bryan Kowal
Dennis Joss
Ed Penonzek
Dean Thom
Willy Dunn
Frank Clement
Grant Bily
Falcons win and lose Foxwarren 4 Langenburg 3 at Langenburg
The Falcons edged Langenburg 4 3 after trailing 2 0 and 3 1 with Jason Smith scoring twice and Rob Peppler adding two for the home crew. penalties mounted for both teams as Foxwarren and Langenburg combined for nine minors apiece and several misconducts.
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Foxwarren
Langenburg
Falcons
Langenburg Warriors
Warriors
Jason Smith
Arron Chipelski
Gord Nickel
Rob Peppler
Chris
Mitschke
Laketowners
Yellowhead
Billion-dollar NFL TV rights shake up sports TV
A columnist notes the NFL struck eight-year deals worth 17.6 billion dollars with major networks sending shockwaves through broadcasting. Disney tops the headlines with a 9.2 billion Monday Night Football package, while CBS and Fox each secure 500 million per year for AFC and NFC games respectively. NBC exits after 32 years, CBS lures NBC talent, and ESPN ponders lineups as viewers brace for more ads and longer games.
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Disney Corp
Mickey
Minnie) Mouse
ABC
ESPN
Disneyland
Disney World
CBS
Fox
NBC
Sayonara
Dick Enberg
Seinfeld
NFL
Summerall
Madden
Michaels
Dierhorf
Chris Gumbel
Phil Simms
Joe Thiesmai
Chris Berman
Frank Gifford
Bett
Souris Elks Visit Foxwarren In MAHA Playoff Opener
In MAHA playoffs, Foxwarren hosts Souris Elks in a best of three series opener. Souris Elks visit Foxwarren on Wednesday February 18 to play the rematch.
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Foxwarren
Souris
Souris Elks
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Murray Trophy
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Gary Bradshaw
Wen Tibbatts
Estha Baseley
Debbie Suski
Yeu
Hockey League
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Ben Bradford
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Larry Shackel
Brock Davies
Mike Back
Darren Wilson
Kelly
Silverton
Pat
Eson
Wona
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National Football League
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Cry
Manitoba
Hemiota Curling Club
Rony
Meyers Norris
Penny
Western
Canada
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