Montreal Als Hopeful If George Allen Takes Over
The columnist questions why George Allen would want control of the Montreal football operation with Nelson Skalbania gone. It argues Allen could improve the Als by hiring capable staff, valuing non imports, managing limited resources, and building media rapport, hoping for Grey Cup runs in coming years.
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Nelson Skalbania
George Allen
Montreal
Allen
Skalbania
Bolus-Bolus
Sir Nelson
NFL
Putman
McDonald
Jess
Ottawa
Canada
Paul Robson
Frankie Morns
Ferragamo
Johnson
Scott
Overstreet
Gary
J. Dunlap
J. Spavital
J.zager
E. Lunsford
George Alen
Canadiens
Expos
Alouettes
George
Minor Bantams win MAHA B tournament in Beausejour
Russell minor bantam hockey team traveled to Beausejour for the MAHA Provincial Minor Bantam B tournament. They returned Sunday night victorious after strong team play and solid goaltending by Mark Remmain. Russell posted multiple wins, defeating Stonewall, Deloraine Hartney, and Beausejour en route to the title with high scorers Theoren Fleury and Ted Petz leading the offense.
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Beausejour
Stonewall
Russell
Ted Petz
Theoren Fleury
Rickie Hyatt
Bruce Coulter
Dan Spurway
Trent Gordon
Pineview
Greg Slywchuk
John Adolphe
Ron Kreshewski
Bob Wershler
Kent Fowler
Danny ‘Spurway
Greg Slywehuik
Ted Pets
Tim Kiliwnik
Kent Folwer
Bob Werschler
Darrel Makin
Deloraine Hartney
Ladies Bowling Night Leads With 8052 Points
Clement's Fertilizer Service tops the standings with 8052 points ahead of M and J Simmentals at 8051 after March 11 bowling night. Woodlin Herefords total 2777. High single goes to Sharon Cuff of Keating's Implements with 292. honorable mentions include Joan Kobluk 285 and others across Clement's Farm Equipment The Jolly Lodger Home Hardware Woodlin Herefords.
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Clement
M & J Simmentals
Woodlin Herefords
Sharon Cuff
Keating
Joan Kobluk
Home Hardware
Florence Shwaluk
Edna
Helen Woodhouse
Wilma McCauley
Senica Cadiewx
Sharon Chiff
Record set in 1905 Stanley Cup final goals by Frank McGee
A tongue in cheek note claims Wayne Gretzky cannot surpass a 1905 record by Frank McGee of Ottawa Silver Seven scoring fourteen goals in one game of the Stanley Cup final, where Ottawa routed the Klondykers 23. The tale names Harvey Pulford and Dai Pagharayee in the skirmish.
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Wonder Boy
Wayne Gretsky
Ottawa Silver Seven
Harvey Pulford
Dai Pagharayee
Frank McGee
Klondykers
Senior teams sweep Swan tournament at Swan River
On Saturday February 28 Russell Senior High basketball teams traveled to Swan River for the Swan Valley Regional tournament. In their first game the girls played well and earned a win over Roblin with strong defense and efficient offense.
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Russell Senior High
Swan River
Trojets
Flin Flon
Roblin
Trojans
Robin Boryskavich
Lynne Desaulae
Sidney Nernberg
Miles Nernberg
Ken Fingas
Ruth McLeod
Newfoundland Trail Named In Spruce Woods Park Manitoba Honors
A February ceremony in Manitoba dedicated a ravine and the Newfoundland Trail in Spruce Woods Provincial Park. The 2.5 kilometer loop serves as a winter ski route and summer hike with a log cabin halfway. The project honors Newfoundland and features officials Hal Andrews and Len Evans. The text notes the landscape reflects Newfoundland heritage and includes a year-round creek feeding Jackfish Lake.
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Manitoba
Spruce Woods
Newfoundland
Hal Andrews
Don
Hustins
Henry Carrol
M.L.A
Brandon West
Len Evans
Evans
Canada
Epinette Creek
Jackfish Lake
Assini
Koine
National Coaching Certification Drive Seeks Six More Recruits
Recreational Round-up notes six registrations for the National Coaching Certification program and seeks six additional participants to host. Emphasizes coaching as leadership and invites calls for details while recalling last week’s items including a volleyball players camp in Birtle and potential Russell-Binscorth slow pitch team counts for 1982 with deadlines to plan ahead.
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Birtle
Russell-Binscorth
Man
Manitoba
Canada
Winnipeg council condemns Dan McKenzie over racially charged remarks
The Winnipeg City Council held a heated debate during a two week South Africa visit fallout and passed a motion denouncing Tory MP Dan McKenzie for racist remarks. Councillors argued they act for taxpayers and the public interest.
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Tom
Harry
Dan McKenzie
South Africa
Winnipeg
McKenzie
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