Nine teams claim Grey Cup dreams in 1960s season preview
A eras tone preview lists BC Lions Calgary Stampeders Montreal Alouettes Ottawa Rough Riders Saskatchewan Roughriders Hamilton Tiger-Cats Winnipeg Blue Bombers Edmonton Eskimos as possible Grey Cup winners. It weighs QB play depth charts and defenses for each club, highlighting Joe Paopao Kenny Johnson Dieter Brock and others while noting health and big plays influence outcomes.
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Valent
B.C. Lions
Joe Paopao
Paopao
Calgary Stampeders
James Sykes
Montreal Alouettes
Concordes
BIRDS
Kenny Johnson
Don Sweet
Tor Cousineau
David Overstreet
Ottawa Rough Riders
George Brancato
Jordan Case
Tony Gabriel
Gabriel
Saskatchewan Roughriders
Vince Goldsmith
Lester Brown
John Hufnagel
Marcellus Greene
Hamilton Tiger-Cats
David Green
Montreal
Bud Riley
Rocky diPietro
Keith Baker
Tom Clements
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Dieter Brock
Eugene Goodlow
Mike Holmes
Brock
Millson Jones
John Helton
Edmonton Eskimos
Wilkie
Howes
Dave Cutler
Larry Highbaugh
Dan Kepley
Pratts Rats Triumph In Inglis Slow Pitch Tournament
The Inglis Recreation Committee hosted a 10-team slow pitch event with A and B sides on June 6. Pratts Rats defeated Minniska Muskrats in the A side semi and edged Bergs 21 to 16 after rain delay to win finals, with Bergs also defeating Class of 83 in the B side.
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Inglis Recreation Committee
Berg
Super Cocks ‘and Chicks
Inglis Oilers
Bergs
Inglis Impaired
Inglis Nightmares
Pratts Rats
Minniska Muskrats
Congratultious Rats
Millwood Moonshiners
Angie's Animals
Inglis ‘Chamber of Commerce
Clarence Lazaruk
Dawn Bezo
Masonic Golf Tournament at Hamiota Held May 1982
The annual Masonic Golf tournament was held Sunday May 30 1982 at Hamiota open to Masons and their ladies. Twenty two men and four women participated in windy cool conditions. After golf a fried chicken supper followed in the Municipal Building community room catered by Jamiesons. Strathclair Lodge won the men’s trophy with 158, Foxwarren Lodge was runner up with 166. Individual winners included A Giving 74 and Doug Parker 81, with H Hadland 113 as most honest golfer. Pam Jenkins led the ladies with 100, Wilma McKerchar 104 runner up, Eve Ingaldson high hidden hole, Margaret Dayton low hidden hole.
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Hamiota
Jamie
Strathclair Lodge
Foxwarren Lodge
A. Giving
Mens Low
Doug Parker
H. Hadland
Glen Zegers
John Russell
Pam Jenkins
Wilma McKerchar
Eve Ingaldson
Margaret Dayton
G. Olenick Secty
Parkland Minor Baseball Organizes With New Association
Parkland Sport Council funds a Parkland Minor Baseball Association with Odile Archambault as treasurer and Sonya Stotski as secretary. Members include Mark Nault, Laurier, Murray Bradshaw, and Binscarth. Schedules list Mosquitos in Gilbert Plains on July 4, Beavers TBD in Russell, Bantams in Dauphin on July 17, Girls 5 under July 10 in Ste. Rose, 48 & under in Laurier July 10. Executive contact for questions.
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Parkland Sport Council
Parkland Minor Baseball Association
Odile Archambault
Ste
Gilbert Plains
Beavers
Russell
Dauphin
Ste. Rose
Laurier
Parkland Sport Development Of Wayne Volunteers Grows
In Dauphin and Swan River region a Parkland Archery Association forms after a June 3 meeting. Executives from Dauphin St Rose Gilbert Russell invite more communication and plan instructors clinics, with golf promotion via regional clubs. Russell district tackles facilities with a grounds maintenance hire for July 8, as slow pitch and minor baseball expand. Ron Shewchuk, new summer recreation director, notes leadership camp experiences and plans for expanded playgrounds, facilities, and summer programs through August 27.
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Vo Sas
Paula Nichols
Parkland
Dauphin
Sherridan Kentner
Adelaid Verbau
Swan River
Parkland Sports Council
Harold Moburley
Hugh Newton
Roblin
Jim Hamilton
Bev Leadbeater
Joan Rowat
Dale Brown
Russell
Ron Shewchuk
Russell-Binscorth Recreation
Camp Wanacumbac
Scenic
Riding Mountain National Park
Manitoba
Kinsmen Club
Rossman Lake
Binscarth
Leisure Club Notes from June Meeting
Leisure Club met Friday June fourth with decisions on lawn versus crushed stone at the north side to host lawn darts. Purchases included new tablecloths abOve extras for Bingo, pool cue tips, dry cleaned drapes, and blackboards for pool scores. The shuffleboard was sold, front door repaired, and the club will sponsor the Lions Club date calendar. Fifteen members attended and the next meeting is the first Friday in July at eight o'clock.
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Leisure Club
Lion's Club
Ladies' Handicap Tourney Set for Dauphin Parkland
The Manitoba Ladies Golf Parkland Handicap Tournament will be held in conjunction with the Dauphin Ladies Green Leaf Tournament on June 21 1982. CLGA affiliated Club members in Parkland Manitoba Dauphin Gilbert Plains Russell Swan River Was h agaming who reside there are eligible. Registration requires a signed membership card and up to date handicap. Prizes of crystal awarded to Low Net winners in 0 23 2431 and 32 40 handicap groups. Entry fee is $1 plus Green Leaf Fees. The event aims to establish an annual tourney at a different Parkland club each year. May Frith representative for Parkland MLGA Dauphin Manitoba.
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Manitoba
Dauphin
CLGA
Gilbert Plains
Russell
Swan River
Washagaming
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Basme
Sex War
Arney
Roo
Veein
Beev
Masonic
Russell Binscorth Recreation District
Russell Grounds Committee
Terry Kiliwnik
Frith
MLGA
Man
Virden
Deloraine
St. Je Marit
Oba
Marchwell
Shellmouth
Langenburg
Saskatchewan Fish & Game League
Inglis and L
Chamber OF Commerce
Asessippi Beach
Alvin Zimmer
Inglis
Red Cross
Silver Beach
Bill Stasiuk
Russell Studios
Currie Chuchmuch
Angusville
The
B.P.O. Elks
Russell Lodge
Dale’s Men’s Wear
Golf & Sport
Reg. Price
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