Fort Alexander Braves win Manitoba All Indian Hockey final
Wayne Viznaugh scored three goals as Fort Alexander Braves beat The Pas Blues 9 to 8 in the Manitoba All Indian Hockey Tournament final at St James Recreation Centre. The Braves earn Manitoba’s spot at the Canada Native Games in Cardston Alberta, while The Pas Blues secure a second Manitoba senior berth. Fort Alexander also advances a junior team. Viznaugh named Most Outstanding Player, honoring George Armstrong. Tournament sponsor Manitoba Indian Brotherhood with government support.
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Wayne Viznaugh
Fort Alexander Braves
Pas Blues
St. James-Assiniboia
Braves
Manitoba
Cardston
Alta
Blues
Fort Alexander
Viznaugh
Doug Starr
Pas
Toronto Maple Leaf
George Armstrong
Armstrong
Manitoba Indian Brotherhood
St. James
West Kildonan
Winnipeg TeePees
Island Island Lake
Cross Lake
Norway House
Interlake Mohawks
Dakota League All-Stars
Sioux Valley
Sandy Bay
Long Plains
Stony Mountain Angels
Free Press
Foubert wins Lac du Bonnet mixed spiel title
A field of 36 teams competed in Lac du Bonnet over the weekend. Randal Foubert skipped the winning family team 12 to 1 over R. Palmer of Winnipeg. The event featured Fouberts Ray Judy and Elvy as supporting players with prize results for Ed Broszeit and Brian Belinski, plus a second event won by Rod Demoline 9 to 2 over Lavallee. Third event laurels went to John Usachis 7 to 2 over Bruce Chapman with Collez and Usackis among the supporting crew. A Saturday night dance and lunch closed the curling on Memorial Hall.
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Lac du Bonnet
Randal Foubert
R. Palmer
Winnipeg
Randal
Ray Foubert
Judy Foubert
Elvy Foubert
Ed Broszeit
Brian Belinski
Pinawa
Rod Demoline
Smith
Lavallee
Pine Falls
Demoline
Norm Plato
Helen Kabaluk
Lana McLeod
Joe Nesper
R. Muth
John Usachis
Bruce Chapman
John
Bob Collez
Danielle Collez
Theresa Usackis
Pine Falls Paper Kings Open NEMHL Final With Overtime Win
Pine Falls Paper Kings beat the Beausejour Beavers 6 5 in the opener as Lafrance and Watson scored twice each. Smith Kemball and others added singles while Beavers responders Colmer and others scored for Beavers.
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Pine Falls Paper Kings
N.E.M.H.L
Beausejour Beavers
Dave Lafrance
Pat Watson
Paper Kings
Dave Smith
Fritz Kemball
B. Wayne
Waytiuk
Cherry
Colmer
Bush
Beavers
Rick Hextall
Oakville Seals
Seals
M.A.H.A
Stonewall
Flin Flon Merchants
Oakville
Ken Blight
Norm Dancut
Norm Lavallee
Chuck Hubbard
Ed Thomson
Les Colmer
Demarco
Stepaniuk
Pine Falls
Pinawa Ladies Open Spiel Winners Crowned in Close final
Two top prizes go to out of town rinks as Winnipeg team led by Glenda Buhr wins major title at Pinawa three day Ladies Open. B Event goes to Pinawa with Wendy Allison's rink defeating Transcona club. C Event won by Pembina skip Grace DeCock edging Pinawa rink Denise Muzychka and teammates.
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Manitoba
Pinawa
Winnipeg
Glenda Buhr
Joyce Broadbent
Mina Frederick
June Roy
Springfield
Lynn Sellen
Elsie Whitehead
Mary Dryda
Anne Pearcey
Wendy Allison
Jean Rennie
Carol Morris
Dorothy English
Transcona
Sharon Bruce
Hazel Scherick
Marilyn Harding
Sylvia Berg
Grace DeCock
Pembina
Georgina DeJong
Lil van Wallingham
Phyllis Hokem
Denise Muzychka
Gail Shkolny
Jane Steinleitner
Carol Wayne
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Fort
Westinghouse & Admiral Sales
T.V
RADIO
Lawrence Trombo
Prop
Beausejour
Manitoba Lotteries Commission
Jim Quinn
Lily Street
Foubert
N.E. M.H.L
Lafrance
P.F.P
Dancyt
L.D
A. Usackis
L.D.B
L. Colmer
Beau
D. Bush — Beau
Cherry - Beau
P. Watson
P.F.P.K. L
Brulotte
A. Friesen
P.F. PK
PIM
K, Huhn
P.F.P.K
R. Enright
L.D.B. M. Hrynyk
D. Smith
E. Sabovitch
TGF
PIM Pis
Pine Falls P.K
LAC Dubonnet
P. Lafrance
W. Moore
R. Radons
E. Boyer
C. Veilleux
G. Hiltz
Pinawa Ladies
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