Where are all the CFL stars this training camp
A columnist notes widespread no-shows and absences across CFL camps for 1982. He lists players missing from Ottawa, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Calgary, Hamilton, and Montreal, questions the talent exodus, and argues the league remains resilient while predicting a bright future for the Bombers and a shift in dominance away from the Eskimos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Wilkinson
Edmonton
Bob Howes
Stuart Lang
Lions
Tyron Gray
Sam Britt
Tom Kudaba
Reggie Lewis
Bruce Clark
Jim Corrigal
Peter Muller
Argo
Ben Zambiasi
Gord Paterson
Leif Patterson
David Shaw
David Green
Hamilton
Carl Crennel
Regina
Willie Burden
Calgary
Ottawa Rough Riders
Tony Gabriel
J.C. Watts
Blue Bombers
Larry Butler
Vince Ferragamo
James Scott
Peter Dalla Riva
Tom Cossineau
White Shoes Johnson
Roland Mango
CFL
Canadian Football League
Skalbania
Ray Jauch
Thom
Dieter
Brock
Cameron
Kennard
Goodlow
Poplawski
House
Miller
Thompson
Bastaja
Frankie Smith
Bonk
Tony Norman
Pete Catan
John Helton
Maey
York Hentschel
Chris Walby
Butler
James Reed
Leo Ezerins
Ken Ciancone
Vernon Pahl
Charlie Williams
Burrell
Phason
Pierson
Bennett
Milson Jones
Heritage Park
North Dakota
Mark Jackson
Mike Collymore
Stan Mike
Willie Thomas
Bombers
Wilkie
Recreation District hires Ron Shevchuk for summer program
The Russell-Binscarth Recreation District announces Ron Shevchuk of Binscarth as summer recreation assistant. A University of Winnipeg geography major with recreation and athletic minor, he will support playground programs, help organize events at Kinsmen playground, and assist the Recreation Director. Ron starts June 14 and will coordinate arts, reports, and leadership efforts across the Parkland region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. of Fitness, Recreation and Sport
Dauphin
Parkland
Russell-Binscorth
Ron Shevchuk
Binscarth
Ron
Kinsmen
Tan Arts & Crafts
Russell
Rossburn
Angusville
Adamané
Laner
Paula Nichols
Parkland Sport Association
Cam Clearwater
Lorne Kilkenny
Dale Brown
Joan Rowat
Dale Scott
Dennis Deschamps
Alvin Kingdon
Linda Baker
Corrie Wishart
Ernie Thickett
Shelly Zimmer
Raiders Rally Through Saskatchewan Tournament Run
The Raiders opened May 21 with a loss to Langenburg Colts and then rallied. They won 110 in 3 innings over Roblin, then 41 over Gerald Comets to reach the semifinals, tying 0-0 with Caldur in darkness. They later defeated McNutt, Cald ur, and Langenburg Braves to win, then captured the B side finals at Langenburg and beat Rocanville 3-0 in the final.
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Raiders
Langenburg Colts
MacNutt, Sask
Roblin
Gerald Comets
Birch River
Caldur
McNutt Club
Langenburg Braves
Langenburg
Gali
Wroxton
Rocanville
Rally Raiders
$2 Million Grant for Recreation Facility Upgrades
Minister Larry Desjardins announced a $2 million two year program funded by lottery revenues to upgrade recreation facilities in villages towns and rural municipalities outside Winnipeg. Grants range from 55000 to 200000 with cost sharing varying by region and a northern remote 75 percent provincial contribution.
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Larry Desjains
Freshas Lcng Aeones
Desjardins
Winipeg
Desjardeins
New Recreation Program Heads For Local Launch
Cliff Zimmer reports a new recreation program led by President Dale Sawchuk and Vice President Ken Pratt. The executive includes Joan Miller as secretary treasurer Janice Damarchuk as statistician and Ron Shewchuk as commissioner. Next week details on playground and roller skate programs will be released.
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Russell-Binscorth
Dale Sawchuk
Ken Pratt
Sec
Treas
Joan Miller
Janice Damarchuk
Ron Shewchuk
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South Side Service
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