Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 29, 1969, Winnipeg, Manitoba R starting lineups Winnipeg free press tuesday july 29, 1969 Edmonton 41 Reykdal 56 Isahc 51 Lychak 62 Harper 52 Christian 75 Snider 76 Irwin 12 Fulton 20 Thomas 21 Butler 77 Swarn 18 Colehour 66 Lacroni pipes 63 i Orwick 55 Iatzko 65 casser 33 Kettlewell 30 Griffin 16 Hernandez 10 Lefebvre 14 Macleod 17 Dupuis 15 Wydareny offence Centre l. Guard r. Guard l. Tackle r. Tackle split end tight end l. Halfback r. Halfback. Fullback flanker quarterback defence l. Tackle r. Tackle l. End r. End l. Linebacker r. Linebacker m. Linebacker l. Corner r. Corner l. Halfback r. Halfback safety Winnipeg 44 Desjardins 55 Slagle 58 Atamian 57 Harrison 64 Pentecost 70 Grant 71 Washington 22 Van Pelt 27 Raimey 26 Pressley 21 Nielsen 10 Schneider 53 Critchlow 63 Collins 61 Hamelin 66 Whisler 43 Robson 73 Brown 54 Minnick 30 Strong 31 Jakusiak 24 Ulmer 12 Johnson 77 Pitts Sheppard chases in winning run Jim Sheppard s Long Fly Hall in Roc in the winning Vun As Westminster hotel nipped i elis sirs country Lubbers Fly in one of four men s Industrial a league panics Mon Lay. Windsor Ian hotel slammed we Elwood Tasso 7-1. St. James teachers beat Winnipeg Motel r r and Winnipeg tigers beat Stony Mountain Barons 5-3. Charlie Hart was Westminster s winning hurler and had help from Gerry Slobodan s. Three safeties. Rick sarahs was charged with the loss. Rcd Bibiau and Barry Larko banged out Home runs to spark wind Borian. Dave Woods was the winning Pitcher Over Rick Archibald. A Ralph Milton pulpit Chad George Shaw and had two hits from Bob Essery in the St. Win. Ron Enns pitched the win for Winnipeg tigers. Practically fearless Freddie predicts asks counting on him when the eskimos come to Winnipeg assistant coach John Payne left must feel like something of an outsider. The rest of the Edmonton brain Trust left to right head coach Neill Armstrong assistant Dave Skrein and assistant Ray Jauch All formerly played for the Blue bombers. Moses versus the pied Piper 13 til us Llo burs 2 t record Riff i 0 wrong 2 Cricket results London up results of Mon Day s Cricket in Alchus Al lords England beat new Zea land in the first test match. England 190 and 340 new zealand 169 and 131. Al Hove Sussex beat Hampshire. J Hampshire 105 and 134 Sussex 209 and 35 for 1. At the Oval Yorkshire 187 and 120 i Tor 1 Surrey 243. Brooklands Speedway races every wednesday 8 . Bus service from Keewatin and Logan children if accompanied by adult. By Don Liry pc thick Nunice Corey colchmii1 Moses her aim he s Yii Ini to Lead Chr cd Lionton eskimos out of tin1 Hellri Isacs. S conic up a nickname for John Schneider bul most Maimi lilians will be excer Dinely Happy and ready to follow if redoubtable John leads inc Blue bombers out of the wilderness never mind the bulrushes. In any event will a better idea of who is leading who where Toni lit at like stadium when the two rival quarterbacks direct their icarus into Battle ii the first name of the 196u Western football con Fern tick season at 8 o clock. It s the first of a Back to Back series Between the perennial rivals whether they be been fighting for the conference title or a playoff berth. The teams return to Edmonton for a Date next monday in the land of the Igloo. There is no pressing need to mention what a sweep by either team would mean to the loser. This could be the year the. Eskimos Challenge for first i they Are a testimonial to the great patience of Neill Pogo Armstrong who used to catch passes for the bombers yester year. This could and should also to the year the bombers climb Back into playoff contention.1 the optimism is based on an excellent recruiting Job by head Lor his -i.ill. Ami general manager Karl i .um.iinril. Tim.-, in Many ways it s a Nal to make Ali inns Cosier the Ivsky. Too have been having problems with their bread and butter Ball Carrier. Jim gone Thomas. Thomas Only sunday was super cd for reportedly skipping practice lie was reinstated monday and the1 Bis losers could be the bomb ers. Eskimo e n e r a 1 manager Norm Kimball insists thomas1 was t actually suspended Over Pic practise incident. Who runs Boles in the wind still has t signed his 19tid contract. Says Kimball the differ ence Between Thomas and the asks is that he places his value at a higher Point than we arc prepared to meet bul i think we will work things out just by i sit log Down together. I Don t think he has any intention of playing anywhere i bombers of course have had problems with their explosive breakaway runner Dave Raim Jey although contract trouble has t been one of them. The asks won t be Pushover for anybody this year not j that Thuv were last season i a keel to evaluate his 69 i edition. Armstrong told monday night s conference we thought we had a Good can Fence last year and we still i think a Rood one. Oun prime objective in recruiting was to strengthen our receiving and we think we have come up with a couple of Good pass catchers. Because of this we feel we have a better football the offensive newcomers in question Are split end Karl Sneider and flanker Terry Swarn a couple of impressive rookies. Bolh have figured prominently in an obvious improvement. In four exhibition games Colehour threw six touchdown passes playing on a part time basis. Last year in 16 games asks managed Only seven . Strikes. Swarn. Six foot three indies. 205 pounds from Colorado state University was a fifth round draft Choice of the san Diego chargers of the Al. He has great Speed 4.3 seconds for the 40 and can catch the football. A fierce competitor Swarn scored touchdowns of 68, 75 and 80 Yards last year. He can Fly. Sneider. Six two. 200 pounds from Minnesota is also a speedster with Fine hands. To work the extra import into his offence however the asks May have had to sacrifice something defensively. Asks final Cut monday getting them Down to the Legal Cal limit was Veteran k. Greenard. Poles their Fine linebacker. Filling at the position will be Canadian Roger Kettlewell. Formerly of the British Colum bin Lions. Kel Llewell is a versatile 210 pounder., but is inexperienced at linebacker. Asks have also moved former offensive player Gary Lefebvre to t h e defensive Backfield. These Are two areas bombers May be Wise to probe tonight. Bombers on the other hand will have three rookies in their secondary Doug Strong Kon Johnson and Gene Jakusiak. If asks have improved their Pas sing attack they should find out tonight. Winnipeg coach Joe Zaleski also had to make some difficult decisions yesterday cutting second year guard Jim Phillips a hard a o r k i n g performer from Morgan state who proved he is Good enough to play in the Cal. Phillips was simply a victim of circumstances bombers hav j ing purchased All Star John i Atamian from Saskatchewan Roughrider in the off season. Also Cut were Canadian Ian Macdonald and import Don Summers and Steve Zelalia. It s expected Ray Blunk will be placed on the 30-Day injury Reserve list today to make Way for newcomer Dave Washington who la make his first Start at tight end. Bombers will still be two canadians Over the 18-player limit. Chances Are Glen Orris will be placed on the injured list meaning Zalc ski will have to Cut Only one Canadian today. Baseball Manitoba senior Cusac is. South end at Grant Parx Steinbach to bal moral. . Macdonald St. Boniface Ana Woodridge a Transcona. All games at 7 . Fastball men s Industrial Canada packers is. Security motorways at Sargent Park Diamond three East Elmwood cards is. Pizza place at Sar Cit 1wo discounts is. Board at Charlie Krupp is. Groat West life at old sex phased grads is. Had Ingle 3 heading Ley Lacrosse senior olympics at pm world. Game Tirre 8pm soccer greater Winnipeg Tara is. Finials at North Kildonan Winnipeg 68 is. Olyn pics at City and Luxton is. Budapest at Tec acc Golf Junior goil chair ions tips qualify ing round at St. Boniface. Sports Day the Petersfield sports Day. Featuring a men s fastball tournament will be held aug. 3. First prize is Sijo with second at s50 and a Consolation prize of a to. Entries should in sent to k y a n Schofield. Clande Cyc. Man., Telephone 738-4351. Football registration fort carry Bantam football club will hold a practice and registration aug. 4 at . At the fort Garry Community club. See his super Stock cars see his rolling shop see racing films see John Petra thurs., july 31st 6 . At Century motors 247 main St. Free admission professional football tonight Al 8 inn Peg us. Edmonton in league opener tickets still available at stadium Box office North end its All for real tonight the action promises to hot and heavy As both teams Gand it out for that first big Victory this season get More of a kick out of life be in the Park and 1970 Maverick factory Price 2375 plus options 1969 Ford f-100 ton pickup plus options 1969 Ford convertible plus options t969 Ford sedans 2685 1970 Maverick plus options r Ait a Iii 4 doer Eldon. Blue Matching Vallun economical . Sqq a regular special Jujj per month custom Aqua Matching Interior. 6 automatic. O7d per month i Qaq pm pm Brit Tony Blu., Matching in m v-8, out Monc . 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