Is Horseshoe Pitching a Sport or Mere Recreation
In Dauphin Manitoba era debate, Bert Snart earns Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame while advocating horseshoe pitching as a sport. The writer ponders definitions of sport, contrasts bowling, golf, football, and other games, and recalls local figures tied to horseshoes and public opinion.
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Tve
Dauphin
Man
Dauphin Sill
Bert Snart
Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame
Canada
Bert
Bert Sart
Carl Rich
Syvia Burka
Torr Breda
Doug Groff
Ate Dic Irvin
Turk Broda
Beesy
Bert Soars
Pander Plibel
Manitoba Winter Games may feature rural events and clinics
A notice promotes the 1964 Manitoba Winter Games funded by lottery with ten sports including badminton and various hockey and curling events for Rural Manitoba. It mentions technical packages, a stress management workshop in the Parkland Region on October 14 to 16, and a sport injuries clinic in Grandview on October 28, inviting interested residents to call for details.
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Manitoba
Parkland
Grandview
Liberal drive to kill the Crow rate sparks rail bill clash
In Ottawa the Liberal government prioritizes Bill C-15 the Western Grain Transportation Act to remove the Crow rate. The NDP fights to retain the rate while Conservatives shift amendments. Debate centers on senior grain transport committee seats and pool representation amid fears of radical rail and rural restructuring.
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House of Commons
New Democratic Party
New Democrats
Les Benjamin
New Democratic Transport Rite
Benjamin
CP Ltd
Afeek Ae
NDP
House of Commons Transport Committee
Canada
Gilson
Peregrine Falcons Released in Winnipeg Campus
Three young Peregrine falcons, one female and two males, were released from a rooftop pen at Mary Speechly Hall on the University of Manitoba campus. The birds, 53 days old, will return to the pen for food over the next three weeks while beginning to hunt on their own.
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Winnipeg
Natural Resources
al Mackling
Mary Speechly Hall
University of Manitoba
Univesity
Pembina Hall
Falcon
South America
Winnipes
Manitoba allocates 4 million for forest fire suppression
Manitoba cabinet authorized a 4 million special warrant boosting this year’s forest fire budget to 13 million. Natural Resources Minister Al Mackling said funds support a sustained effort as fires burned across eastern Manitoba. By Labor Day, costs rose to near 400000 a day with up to 1000 personnel and five water bombers deployed, while evacuees and support services were arranged.
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Manitoba
Natural Resources
al Mackling
unclear prompt fragment about hockey season and recreation
CPs parents and administration discuss 1989 4 hockey season. Names and places are garbled. The fragment mentions recreation, age categories and good luck players but provides no verifiable details or outcomes.
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Jackie Mustiumanski
Cps
Pat Joan
Sectra
Cal Troan
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