Town and Country Mixed Golf tour aids CNIB in Manitoba
The Russell event drew 65 golfers raising 4700 for the Canadian National Institute for the Blind. Bourgault Industries and sponsors provided 3000 in donations. five Manitoba prairie tourneys will total more than 20 events. Wally and Travis Fleury with David Reagh and Dion Deschamps led the day. Dion Deschamps had longest drive. Tourneys head to Dauphin Roblin Swan River and Melita in July.
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Bourgault
Clements
Russell
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
Manitoba
CNIB
Bourgault Industries
Manitoba Pool
Zeneca Agro
van Water
Rogers
Winnipeg Chemical Company
Prairie Provinces
Saskatchewan
Wally
Travis Fleury
David Reagh
Dion Deschamps
Swan River
Melita
Sandra Pierson
Clements Farm Equipment
Craig Miller
Parkland Sport Council Names Quarter Athlete Heather McMunn
The Parkland Sport Council selects Heather McMunn from the Parkland region as Athlete of the Quarter. She has earned funding to attend the University of North Carolina Wilmington this fall to compete in varsity golf. The council congratulates her on her golf achievements and growth as an athlete.
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Parkland Sport Council
Parkland Region
Dauphin
McMunn
University of North Carolina
Wilmington
PSC
Argonauts face quarterback questions as CFL buzz grows
Toronto’s Argonauts contend with uncertain QB plans after Doug Flutie’s departure. Names like Jay Barker and Nealon Greene surface as potential replacements while Kerwin Bell’s injury reshapes Don Matthews’s offensive plans. Robert Drummond’s move to BC leaves gaps, and Mathews’ coaching remains pivotal as speculation and hopes swirl through the Canadian football scene.
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Argonauts
Flutie
Buffalo
Argos
Jay Barker
Nealon Greene
Toronto
Lacurts Jones
Kerwin Bell
Montreal Als
Bell
Sacramento
Edmonton
CFL
NFL
Boatmen
Don Matthews
Barker
Jones
B.C
Hogtown
Bud Grant
Royals hit skid as they drop two road games
Royals lose twice on the road in Minnedosa and Hamilton. In Minnedosa the Royals allowed 9 runs on 6 errors through two innings but fought back to a closer finish. Michael Fenton went 2 for 3 with 3 RBIs, while Jared Chuchmuch took the loss after five innings. In Hamilton the Royals scored their lone run in the second inning but fell 4-1 as Oak River edged past. Upcoming home games are Monday July 6 against Ebb & Flow at 7:00 p.m. and Wednesday July 8 against Oak River at 7:00 p.m.
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Minnedosa
Royals
Michael Fenton
Jared Chuchmuch
Hamilta
Royal
Red Sox
Ebb & Flow
Oak River
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Dion
Terrie Welwow
Brian Maunula
Tess Wilson
The
Teather
Yack
Mena
Cal Murphy
Matthews
Bucky Beaver
Murphy
Bucky
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