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3155 A0102 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection   "Indian" Jack Jacobs playing with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.    Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1952c
11409 A0354 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     (L- R): Julian Klymkiw, Cec Hockster  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports  
11434 A0355 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     (Wesley Park) Senior Baseball, League All-Star Team. Photo Taken In Calgary. Back Row (L- R): Pat Cann, Hank Sigurdson, Lefty Kay, Cece Browne, Nels Mooney, Bun Warren, Carl Frank, Hunter Burges, Amby Moran, Bill Borland. Front Row (L- R): Sid May, Thor Thorinson, Alex Ross, Dan Mclennan, George Hay, Cars Mcvey  Baseball ▪ Equipment ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Uniforms 1919, September
3044 A0098 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     61st Winnipeg Overseas Battalion Hockey Team, Winner Of The Allan Cup In 1916. Back Row (L- R): Lt. J.D. Maulden; Lt. J.A. Clarke, Manager; Pte. "Spunk" Sparrow; Maj. N.B. Maclean; Capt. W.A. Simpson, Sec. Treas. Front Row (L- R): Pte. Bobby Morrison; Pte. Johnny Mitchell; Cpl. Joe Simpson; Pte. Alf Morrison; Lt. Col. F.J. Murray; Pte. Crutchy Morrison; Pte. Roddy Smith; Sgt. " Jocko" Anderson; Pte. Alex Roneril. Cpl Joe Simpson (Known As Harold Edward "Bullet Joe" Simpson) Was Born August 13, 1893 In Selkirk, Mb. He Was A Defenseman With Speed To Burn And Courage. Was An Amateur With The 61st Battalion Team Before Going Overseas, Won The Allan Cup. In March 1916 Went Overseas Til 1919. Was Twice Wounded And Awarded The Military Metal. Played With Selkirk Fishermen In 1919-1920. Joined The Edmonton Eskimos (Hockey) Until 1925. Joined The New York Americans Of The Nhl In 1925 Until 1931. He Managed The New York Team From1932-1935, Then The New Haven Eagles For One Season And The Minneapolis Millers For Two Seasons. He Later Lived In Coral Gables, Florida  Equipment ▪ Hockey ▪ Military ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Trophies ▪ Uniforms 1916
3117 A0101 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     90th Lacrosse Team, Champions At Manitoba. Back Row (L- R): H. Gemmel; G.H. Merritt; T.H. Higginbotham; E.W. Turner; E. Wasdale; Angus Kenning. Middle Row (L- R): R.H. "Dolphie" Graham; Ed Barrett, Captain; W.A. Galliher; W.H. Cullen. Bottom Row (L- R): R.S. Moss; A.M. Stow; F.M. Morgan  Lacrosse ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Uniforms 1887
11419 A0355 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     A. Bowes, Secretary-Treasurer, Express Senior Baseball Club. Winnipeg, Mb  Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1924
3242 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     A.W. Panting-Canadian Senior Speed Skating Champ,  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports 1956
11426 A0355 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     A.W. Phillips, Outfield, Express Senior Baseball Club. Winnipeg, Mb  Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1924
23546 A0786 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Ab Gowanlock, Winner Of Canadian Curling Championship In 1938 & 1953; Competed In Manitoba Curling Association Bonspiel For Over 50 Consecutive Years; Winner Of 21 Trophies Through The Mca Bonspiel Including 4 Grand Aggregates (1934,1935,1938 & 1956), Two British Consols (1938, & 1953). Drawing By Carla Feeny  Associations ▪ Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1984
3287 A0106 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Abe Mantell, One Of The First Professional Boxers Developed In Manitoba  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1914
3086 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Abe Yanofsky, Canadian Chess Champion1941, 1942, 1945, 1947 & 1953. North American Chess Champion 1942. British Chess Champion 1953. In 1946, Defeated World Champion Mikhail Botvinnik Of Russia  Games ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1950c
11671 A0362 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Action Shot Of Bill Mosienko, A Member Of Hockey Hall Of Fame. Remembered For His Record Of Scoring Three Fastest Goals In Nhl History (See A0362-11666 For Info)  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports  
11669 A0362 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Action Shot Of Bill Mosienko, A Member Of Hockey Hall Of Fame. Remembered For His Record Of Scoring Three Fastest Goals In Nhl History. This Image Is An Action Shot Of Him Playing Hockey. (See A0362-11666 For Info)  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports  
11433 A0355 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Airforce Flight Cadet Baseball Team, Toronto, On. Airforce Track & Field Championships, Island Park, Toronto. Cece Browne Won 5 Gold Medals And 1 Silver Medal  Baseball ▪ Military ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1917
41622 A1398 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Albert Ford Dominated Men'S Swimming Events In Manitoba And Was One Of Canada'S Top Swimmers. He Was Selected To Compete For Canada At The 1936 Olympic Games In Berlin, But Was Unable To Attend. Following His Competitive Career, He Put His Efforts Into The Organizational End Of The Sport And Was A Prime Mover Behind The 1949 Winniipeg Winter Club Building Program. He Was Named Chairman For The Aquatic Committee For The 1967 Pan American Games. Pan Am Pool Stands As A Legacy To Ford And Others. He Was Inducted Into The Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame November 15, 1986  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Swimming 1986, November
3220 A0104 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Albert Ford, Canadian Champ 200 Yards & 500 Yards, 1926; 440 Yards 1928,  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Swimming 1926
3295 A0106 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Alex Stewart-Canadian Featherweight Champ,  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Wrestling 1914
22496 A0746 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Alfred Wurr, Wrestling Champion Inducted Into The Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame In 1982.,  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Wrestling 1982
2996 A0097 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Alistair Swanson, 100 Yards Canadian Champion 1935, 220 Yards Canadian Champion 1938  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1926
21627 A0714 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Allan Boes, Golf Champion. Charcoal Drawing By Carla Feeny  Golf ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1983, November
3102 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Allan Craib, Canadian Champion, Broad Jump, 1951; Triple Jump, 1952  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1952
11670 A0362 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     An Action Shot Of Bill Mosienko, A Member Of Hockey Hall Of Fame. Remembered For His Record Of Scoring Three Fastest Goals In Nhl History. (See Also A0362-11666 For Info)  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports  
40155 A1344 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Andrew Currie Was Inducted Into The Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame, November 4, 1989 As A Builder. Played For 1928 National Junior Football Champion Regina Pats, Then Played In Grey Cup Game A Week Later With The Regina Roughriders. Received Order Of British Empire From King George Vi For His Service In Normandy, France  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1989
3064 A0099 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Andy Bathgate, New York Rangers, Nhl All-Star 1958- 1959  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1958
3063 A0099 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Andy Hebenton, New York Rangers, Winner Lady Byng Trophy 1956-1957  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1956c
3096 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Ann Murray-Canadian Singles Champ 1957,1958,1959,1960; Doubles Champion 1959 & 1960  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Tennis ▪ Women 1960
2998 A0097 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Army Howard, Canadian Champion 100 And 220 Yards 1913; Member 1912 Olympic Team  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1912
3291 A0106 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Arni Johanneson-Canadian Featherweight Champion,  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1931
3106 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Arthur Smith, Canadian Champion One Mile  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1922
11421 A0355 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     B. Brown, Catcher, Express Senior Baseball Club. Winnipeg, Mb  Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1924
3145 A0102 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Barry King, University Of Winnipeg, All-Canada Guard, University Of Winnipeg  Basketball ▪ Blacks - Canada ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Universities 1973
11709 A0363 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Baseball Team  Baseball ▪ Sports  
11716 A0363 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Baseball Team At Wesley Park, Winnipeg, Mb  Baseball ▪ Parks ▪ Sports  
11723 A0364 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Baseball Team In Front Of A Church In Winnipeg  Baseball ▪ Churches ▪ Sports ▪ Uniforms ▪ Winnipeg Buildings  
11722 A0364 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Baseball Team In Front Of Wesley College, Winnipeg, Mb  Baseball ▪ Colleges ▪ Sports ▪ Winnipeg Buildings  
2985 A0097 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Beginning Of 20 Mile Road Race From Corner Of Mcdermot Avenue & Albert Street. Winner: Harold Parsons No 1. He Also Won In1907 And1908. Note The Men Hanging Out Of The Telegram Building, The Automobiles, Horses And Wagons, And The Mariaggi Hotel In The Background. A Lone Dogs Lies Curled Up In The Road In The Path Of The Contestants  Automobiles ▪ Dogs ▪ Horses ▪ Hotels ▪ Personalities ▪ Track & Field ▪ Wagons ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1909
41627 A1398 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Ben Hatskin, Born To Russian Immigrants In The North End Of Winnipeg. Attended University Of Oklahoma And In 1936, Signed With The Blue Bombers Playing For Six Years. Was With The Team When They Won The Grey Cup Championships In 1939 And 1941. In 1972, He Was Listed As Presient Of 8 Companies From Investment Firms To A Juke Box Distributor, And A Real Estate Corportation. In 1966 He Formed The Jets Organization. In 1973 He Owned The Jets And Was Chairman Of The World Hockey Association. He Was Inducted Into The Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame November 16,1985  Football ▪ Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Russians ▪ Sports 1985, November
2992 A0097 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Bert Frankham, Canadian Champion 440 Yards, 1924  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1924
21628 A0714 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Bert Snart. Horseshoe Champion. Charcoal Drawing By Carla Feeny  Personalities ▪ Sports 1983, November
40163 A1344 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Betty (Mitchell) Olson Was Inducted Into The Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame, November 4, 1989. In 1942 Won Juvenile Girls' Outdoor And Indoor North American Speed Skating Championships, And In 1943 & 1944, Was Junior Girls' Champion At 10,000 Lakes Meet Held In Winnipeg And Minneapolis. Her Reign Continued Through 1947 And 1948 With Victories In Four Senior Women'S Competitions. Was Canada'S Only Representative To The Olympic Style Championships In Norway In 1949. In 1950 She Won The North American Senior Women'S Championship For The Third Time. Retired From Competition In 1950 And Was Elected To Canadina Amateur Speedskating Hall Of Fame In 1965  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1989
3254 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Betty Mitchel, Canadian Champion Intermediate, 1946, Senior 1947; North American Champion, Juvenile 1942, Senior 1947, 1948 & 1950  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1948c
3258 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Betty Riley & Jack Kilgour-Canadian Junior Pairs Champion,  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports  
11666 A0362 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Bill Mosienko, A Member Of Hockey Hall Of Fame, Seen Here In A Chicago Blackhawk'S Sweater. He Was Remembered For His Record Of Scoring The Three Fastest Goals In Nhl History. He Completed 20 Years Of Professional Hockey As A Member Of The Winnipeg Wrriors Of The Western Hockey League Including A Lingthy Career In The Nhl With The Chicago Blackhawks. He Was A First Team Nhl Allstar In 1944 And Winner Of The Lady Byng Trophy In 1945. He Played 1030 Games In The Nhl Scoring 435 Goals With 453 Assists And Only 129 Minutes In Penalties During His Career  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports  
11668 A0362 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Bill Mosienko, A Member Of Hockey Hall Of Fame. Remembered For His Record Of Scoring Three Fastest Goals In Nhl History. (See Also A0363-11666)  Equipment ▪ Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Uniforms  
11667 A0362 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Bill Mosienko, A Member Of Hockey Hall Of Fame. Remembered For His Record Of Scoring Three Fastest Goals In Nhl History. Photo From A Painting With Action Shots Sketched In The Background (Colour Slide) (See Also A0362-11666 For Info)  Equipment ▪ Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Uniforms  
22511 A0746 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Bill Mosienko, Hockey Champion, Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame 1980.,  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1980
3227 A0104 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Bill Munro-Canadian Champ 100 Yards Free-Style,  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Swimming 1928
23547 A0786 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Billie Hughes Served As A Superior Trainer And Coach. He Was A Boxing Athlete. Fought 189 Fights In 14 Years And Lost Only 9. Held Three Canadian Titles: Feather, Bantam & Lightweight. Died Nov. 14, 1975 At Age 87 Years. Charcoal Drawing By Carla Feeney  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1984
3308 A0106 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Billie Hughes, Well Known Pro Boxer Who Became A Very Well Known Trainer. Trainer For 1935 Grey Cup Champion Winnipeg Blue Bombers  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports  
2999 A0097 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Billy Beggs, Member Of Canadian Army'S Track And Field Team In The Inter-Allied Games, Paris 1919. Competed In High Jump & Broad Jump  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1919
3293 A0106 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Billy Brade-Canadian Featherweight Champ,  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1938
3280 A0106 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Billy Burke-Referee,  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports  
3012 A0097 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Billy Kibblewhite, Canadian Champion 5000 Metres, 1928; 1928 Olympic Team Member  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1928
3285 A0106 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Billy Marquart, Canadian Featherweight Champion 1933 To 1936. Member 1936 Olympic Team  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1936
3101 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Billy Parker - Canadian Juvenile Golf Champion  Golf ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1973
3311 A0107 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Billy Pinkus-Member Cdn Team To British Empire Games,  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1950
3173 A0103 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Billy Walsh Jr Rink From Fort Rouge, Canadian Curling Champions  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1956
3089 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Bob Dunbar & Jack Mcculloch  Bicycles ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1897c
3192 A0103 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Bob Dunbar Pioneer Curling Team From The Thistle Curling Club In Winnipeg, Mb. (L- R): Bob Dunbar, Skip; A.H. Brown; James Keedian; And L.R. Mackenzie. Bob Dunbar Introduced The “Takeout” Shot. One Trophy In Photo  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Trophies 1899
3225 A0104 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Bob Hamerton-Can Champ 100 Yards Free-Style 1931. Member 1936 Colympc Team,  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Swimming 1936
3076 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Bob Pickrell, World Champion Pistol Shooting. Also Various Other Canadian & U.S. Shooting Championships  Personalities ▪ Shooting ▪ Sports 1939c
3344 A0107 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Bob Richards-Winner Singles, Ccao Regatta,  Personalities ▪ Rowing ▪ Sports 1930
3315 A0107 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Bob Williams & Derek Riley Represented Canada In Doubles At 1952 Olympics,  Personalities ▪ Rowing ▪ Sports 1952
26407 A0886 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Bobby Clarke Born August 13, 1949 In Flin Flon, Mb, The Son Of A Driller For Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Co. Despite Having Been Diagnosed With Childhood Diabetes At The Age Of 15, Clarke Played Hockey On The Outdoor Rinks In Flin Flon. He Advanced Quickly Through Local Minor Hockey To Play Junior Hockey At Whitney Forum With The Flin Flon Bombers, The Scourges Of The Western Canada Hockey League In 1967 - 1969. Although One Of Canada'S Outstanding Juniors In 1969 He Was Not Drafted Until Late In The 2nd Round Because They Worried That He Was Diabetic. He Had A Brilliant 15 Year Career In The Nhl Highlighted By The Flyers' Capture Of The Stanley Cup In 1973- 1974 And 1974 - 1975 And His Two Time Selection As First All Star Centre In 1974 - 1975 And In 1975 - 1976; And His 3 Captures Of The Hart Trophy As The League'S Most Valuable Player In 1972-1973, 1974 - 1975, And 1975 - 1976. He Left As The Team'S All-Time Leading Scorer With 358 Goals And 852 Assists For 1,210 Points. He Retired As A Player On May 15,1984, And Was Appointed Vice-President And General Manager Of Philadelphia Flyers. He Was Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame In 1987  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1987
3071 A0099 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Bobby Clarke, Philadelphia Flyers, Nhl Mvp 1972-73. Native Of Flin Flon  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1972
40157 A1344 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Bobby Hull Was Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame, November 4, 1989 As An Athlete. Played For Winnipeg Jets Hockey Team For Seven Years, Helped Jets Win Three Avco Cup Championships  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1989
41614 A1398 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Bobby Reith Born In Kent, England. Came To Winnipeg At Age 13. He Played Golf At Assiniboine Golf Club. During His Amateur Years, He Won 20 Major Titles. Won The Manitoba Open Championship Four Times. In His Professional Career, He Spent Two Years At Assiniboine Golf Club, Then Went To Minikahda Club, Minneapolis, Where He Remained As Head Pro Until His Retirement. Was Inducted Into The Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame, November 15, 1986.  Golf ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1986, November
3267 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Bonnie Stack-Canadian Juvenile Champion,  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1953
2995 A0097 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Brant Little, Canadian Champion 880 Yards In 1926. Member Of 1-Mile Relay Team In 1927. Olympic Team Member In 1928  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1926
3271 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Brian Donald Deans-Canadian Intermediate Champion,  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports 1958
40158 A1344 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Brian Maclaren Was Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame, November 4, 1989 As An Athlete. He Established Two World Records At Mexico City Olympics, One For The Long Jump And The Other In The 400 Metre. Photo Is From A Charcoal Drawing By Carla Feeny  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1989
3246 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Brian Sharkey-Canadian Bantam Champ 1962, Midget Champion 1964,  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports 1964
3378 A0109 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Britannia Football Club. Winnipeg & District League Champions. (L- R): (Top Row) Joe Wilson, Inside Right ( On Active Service); M. Cassidy, Left Back; M. Harman, Goal; The Walker Cup, W & D Trophy; A. Johnston, Right Back; W. Millar, Outside Left; A. Robertson, Inside Left. (Second Row) J. Strange, Left Half; F. Baird, Right Half; J. Wardrope, Centre & Captain; J. Corbett, Centre Forward; E. Sonnen, Inside Right; J. Watson, Outside Right. (Third Row) A. Neale, Half Back; A. Paterson, Secretary Treas.; W. Sinclair, Exec.; A. Moss, Pres.; A. Little, Vice Pres.; A. Little, Vice Pres.; J. Brown, Exec.; D. Littlejohn, Outside Left. (Bottom Row) F. Kilgour, Asst. Trainer; R. Aitken, Trainer; Jimmy Moss, (Young Boy) Mascot; D. Johnson, Exec; D.W. Roy, Secretary, W & D League. (Names On Photo)  Children ▪ Soccer ▪ Sports ▪ Trophies 1917
3383 A0109 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Brooklands Champion Football Team, Winners Of The Jimmy Cup; The Foresters League Championship; The Manitoba Championship; And The W & D League Championship. In Front Between The Trophies Is A Young Boy, J. Speed. (L- R): (Front Row) J. Mcgill; W.L.S. Hope; M. Campbell; J.A. Nicol; R. Nicol; Joe Wilson. (Second Row) J. Milligan; D. Turner; C.T. Cameron; D. Brophy; A. Wadsworth; T. Field; J. Wilson. (Third Row) J. Taylor; A.W. Cooney; D. Mcinnes; O.D. Crowthers; J.W. Mckenzie; W. Moyies; T. Field; R. Nicol. (Back Row) H.H. Wakeman; J. Stonehouse; E. Thompson; W. Goldie; J. Turner; G.H. Blackwell; G. Butterworth  Children ▪ Personalities ▪ Soccer ▪ Sports ▪ Uniforms 1914
40492 A1355 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Bruce Kidd Track And Field Athlete. Born July 26, 1943, In Ottawa, On. Educated At University Of Toronto, Ba, University Of Chicago, Ma, Associate Professor. Won Commonwealth 6 Mile Title, '62 National 1 Mile '61, '63, 3 Mile '61,'62,'64, 6 Mile '62, '64, Cross-Country '60, '61, '63; Us 3 Mile Indoor '61, 6 Mile '62, Cross-Country '61, '63; British Games Teams; Lou Marsh Trophy '62; Canadian Male Athlete Of '61 - '62; Author Of 1983 Study On Athlets Rights In Canada; Member Of Canada'S Sports Hall Of Fame. Resides In Toronto, On. Photo Was Taken In Winnipeg At U Of Winnipeg  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1988
26401 A0886 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Bruce Pernie Is A Canadian Olympic Track And Field Medalist. From 1972 To 1975 He Owned The Canadian Shot Put Record With His Record Toss Of 19.88 Metres In 1975 And It Still Stands (1987). His Medals Include: In 1973, A Silver At The Pacific Conference Games; In 1974, A Bronze At The Common Wealth Games And A Gold Medal At The 1975 Pan American Games. In 1976 He Captained The Olympic Track And Field Team As The Olympic Games Were Held In Canada For The First Time. He Retired From The National Team As A Competitor In 1979. He Served A Term On The Canadian Track And Field Association Board Of Directors. He Coaches At University Of Manitoba High Performance Centre. He Had Been Involved In Senior Basketball, Coaching The Provincial Women'S Select Team For Several Years. In 1983 He Was Named The Ov Award Winner As The Year'S Outstanding Volunteer In Amateur Spots. He Was Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame In 1987  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1987
3341 A0107 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Bruce Reid-Canadian Waterski Champion,  Personalities ▪ Sports  
3273 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Bryan Chalmers-Canadian Intermediate Champion,  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports 1959
41631 A1398 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Bryan Hextall Played Minor Hockey In Poplar Point, Manitoba And Was On Their Team When They Won The Provincial Championship In 1931. Was With The Portage La Prairie Terriers In 1933. Turned Professional With The Vancouver Lions In 1934. Joined The New York Rangers In 1936,Where He Spent 12 Years In The National Hockey League, Scoring More Than 20 Goals For Six Years In A Row. He Died In The Summer Of 1984. Inducted Intothe Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame Posthumouslly November 16, 1985. Photo From A Charcoal Drawing By Carla Feeney  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1985, November
3065 A0099 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Bryan Hextall, New York Rangers Scoring Champ Nhl 1942 All-Star 1940, 1941 & 1942  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1941
23548 A0786 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Bud Grant Played End Receiver 1953 - 1956 For Winnipeg Blue Bombers; Reached Grey Cup Final Once; Was Coach With Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1957 - 1966 As Well As Manager From 1964 - 1966. In 1967 He Left Winnipeg For Minnesota Vikings  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1984
3152 A0102 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Bud Korchak, Flying Wing For Wpg Blue Bombers, Leading Scorer In Cfl West In 1953, 66 Points  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1953
3080 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     C.H. Snyder & Donald H. Bain, Manitoba Tandem Bicycle Champions  Bicycles ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1896
3323 A0107 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     C.S. Riley Jr & Ab Riley Winners Of Junior Doubles Ccao Regatta,  Personalities ▪ Rowing ▪ Sports 1938
3366 A0108 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Caledonian Junior Football Club. Provincial Champion. 1934 - 1936. City Champions 1933, 1934, 1935, 1936.  Soccer ▪ Sports 1933
3112 A0101 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Can Champions 1 Mile Relay.L To R Walter Hay, Don Ball, Jimmy Ball, Dick Johnstone.  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1933
3097 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Canadian Archery Champion, Andre Roziere 1961 & 1962  Archery ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1962
3113 A0101 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Canadian Champions 1 Mile Relay. L To R: Jack Harris, Jack Murray, Lanktree Thompson, Percy Merritt  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1922
3230 A0104 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Canadian Champs 200 Yards Medley Relay. (L- R): Catherine (Gordon) Kerr, Elaine Johnson, Pat Townshend & Charlotte Stewart  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Swimming ▪ Women 1953
3235 A0104 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Canadian Champs 220 Yards Free-Style 1940, 400 Yards 1943. (L- R): Margaret Taggart, Pat Jackson, Ethel Gilbert & Catherine Gordon  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Swimming ▪ Women 1940
3226 A0104 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Canadian Champs: 400 Yards Free-Style Relay. Ross Potter & Doug Nothstein. Missing: Fred Carter & Don Preston  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Swimming 1947
3332 A0107 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Canadian Double Sculls Champs. L To R: R.W. Richards & Armour Mackay,  Personalities ▪ Rowing ▪ Sports 1929
3128 A0101 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Canadian Five Pin Bowling Champions In 1966. Front Row (L- R): Bernie Johnston; Norm Shanas, Proprietor Of Windsor Bowling Lanes; Les Dyke. Middle Row (L- R): Chris Kuhnel; Bob King.Back Row (L- R): Heith Barber; Ray Landkamer, Coach; Ed Lynch  Bowling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1966
3130 A0101 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Canadian Five Pin Team Champions (L- R): Margo Petraites, Ruth Henderson, Ollie Hyndiuk, Lil Vance, Marge Gibson, And Fran Webster  Bowling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1955
3011 A0097 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Canadian Gymnastic Champions; L To R Gordon Lackie, Per Thorsen, Frank Roberts, Jack Donald, Alf Wirtz, In Front Walter Kaczor  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1931
3182 A0103 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Canadian High School Curling Champions, From Morden High School: Ross Topley; Norm Stewart;Stan Gowling, Skip; And Jack Borthwick  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Students 1948
3090 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Canadian Jr. Golf Champions-Manitoba Team Redfern, Bannatyne, Hill, Braovac  Golf ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports  
3189 A0103 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Canadian Mixed Curling Champs. (L - R): Susan Lynch, Barry Fry, Steve Decter, Peggy Casselman  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1973
3350 A0108 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Canadian Rowing Champions.,  Rowing ▪ Sports  
21629 A0714 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Carl Ridd, Basketball Champion. Charcoal Drawing By Carla Feeny  Basketball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1983, November
3150 A0102 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Carl Ridd, Member 1952 Canadian Olympic Basketball Team  Basketball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1952
3219 A0104 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Catherine (Gordon) Kerr, Canadian Champion (All Free - Style): 100 Yards In 1939, 1940, 1941, 1943, 1949; 220 Yards In 1939, 1940, 1941. She Was A Member Of Canadian Champion Relay Teams, 400 Yards, Free - Style In 1939, 1943, 1944; 200 Yards Free - Style In 1940, 1941, 1942; 200 Yards Medley In 1953  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Swimming ▪ Women 1940c
41624 A1398 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Catherine Kerr Began Her Swimming Career In The Early 1930s In Winnipeg. In 1935, Won Her First Canadian Championship, In 1937 Set Her First Canadian Record, In 1939 Set Two Canadian Records, Added Five Manitoba Records And Won Four Canadian Championships. In 1940 Set Three Canadian Records And Won Five National Titles, Nominated As Female Athlete Of The Year For Canada. Continued To Dominate Manitoba And Canadian Swimming Scene Until 1959 When She Turned To Synchronized Swimming, A Sport In Which She Won Her First 17 Provincial Titles In 1948. Helped Organize The Canadian Aquatic Hall Of Fame At Pan Am Pool. At This Date She Holds 16 Provincial Age Group Masters Records, And In 1984, Won A Gold, 4 Silver And 2 Broze Medals In The World Masters Swimming Championships In New Zealand. Inducted Into The Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame November 16, 1985  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Swimming ▪ Women 1985, November
22518 A0746 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Cec Browne, All Round Athletic Champion, Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame 1980.,  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1980
11427 A0355 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Cece Browne, Infield, Express Senior Baseball Club. Winnipeg, Mb  Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1924
11429 A0355 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Cece Browne, Left Half In School Football Team. Champions Intercollegiate League  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Soccer ▪ Sports ▪ Students 1913
11430 A0355 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Cece Browne, Scoring Hockey Ace Of The Seattle Eskimos  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports  
11439 A0355 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Cece Browne. Hockey Star With Regina Vics, Western Senior Champs, Allan Cup Final, Toronto, On  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1923, March
11436 A0355 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Cecil Browne, Forward In Selkirk Hockey Team  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1924, March
3365 A0108 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Celtic Intermediate Football Team-Champions Of Manitoba.,  Soccer ▪ Sports 1909
11878 A0368 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Celtic Intermediate Football Team. Champions Of Manitoba  Football ▪ Soccer ▪ Sports 1909
3228 A0104 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Champion Relay Teams, 300 Yard Medley, & 400 Yards Free-Style. (L- R): Doug Nothstein, Eric Lauders, “Pop” Sidwell, Coach; Gunnar Samuelson, Fred Carter.  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Swimming 1943
11761 A0365 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Champions From Alberta At 1942 Macdonald Brier Curling Championship. K.W. Hillikel, J.L.Slavik, C.A. Runyan ,V.J. Slavik. Photo Courtesy Viking Curling Club  Curling ▪ Events ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1942
11760 A0365 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Champions From Quebec At 1942 Brier From Huntington Curling Club. J.E.Carr, J.A.Ross, C.E. Newman And E.C.Martin Are In Picture  Curling ▪ Events ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports  
3342 A0107 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Champions Re-Union. Back Row (L- R): F.F. Carruthers, C.E. Alban, G.B. Aldous, Selby Henderson, F.H. Bole. Front: Charlie Johnstone, J.H. Turnbull, Con Riley, J.C.G. Armytage, S.E. Richards  Personalities ▪ Rowing ▪ Sports 1941
41621 A1398 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Charles Ives Began His Career In Squash At The Queen'S Club In London, England. Was Teaching Pro At The Old Winnipeg Winter Club. In 1977, Became Pro At Carlton Club, And Was Presented With The Queen'S Canadian Jubilee Medal, An Award Given To Recognizedevoted Service In All Walks Of Life. Inducted Into The Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame November 15, 1986  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Squash 1986, November
11740 A0364 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Charles Read, Lyle Dyker, Grant Watson, And Ken Watson, Brier Winners In Hamilton, On. Trophies In Photo  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Trophies 1949
3059 A0099 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Charles "Charlie" Gardner, Born In Edinburgh, Scotland In 1904, Emigrated To Winnipeg , At 7 Years Where He Learned To Play Hockey. At 14 He Played Intermediate Hockey In Portage La Prairie. In 1925, He Was With The Selkirk Senior Team And A Year Later Turned Pro With The Winnipeg Maroons. In 1927 He Joined The Chicago Black Hawks As Regular Goalie And For 7 Years Played In 315 League Games, Allowing Only 673 Goals Or 2.13 Average Per Game, Ringing Up 42 Shutouts. In Playoff Hockey He Allowed Only 35 Goals In 21 Games For A 1.66 Average Scoring 5 Shutouts. He Was The Vezina Trophy Winner 1932 & 1934, And Made The First All-Star Team In1932 & 1934. He Died In Winnipeg In June 1934  Equipment ▪ Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Scots ▪ Sports ▪ Uniforms 1932
41616 A1398 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Charlie Caithness, Born In Carnoustie, Scotland, Came To Manitoba In 1928. He Was Manager Of The Anaf (Army Navy Air Force) Scottish From 1947 To 1965 And Tatra From 1970 To 1982. With These Teams He Won 16 Manitoba Championships. Coached The Winnipeg Blues, Was Manager Of The Manitoba Selects In 1970 When They Won The Canadian Championship, Honoured In 1979 At Thunder Bay Tournament. Inducted Into The Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame November 15, 1986  Personalities ▪ Scots ▪ Soccer ▪ Sports 1986, November
40160 A1344 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Charlie Gardiner Was Inducted Into The Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame As An Athlete. Played As Goal Keeper For Chicago Black Hawks From 1928 - 1934. Born December 31, 1904 In Edinburgh, Scotland. Arrived In Winnipeg In 1911. Played For Winnipeg Maroons In The American Professional Hockey Association 1927 - 1927. Won The Vezina Trophy In 1932 And 1934, And Was Named To The Nhl All Star Team In 1932. Died June 13,1934 In Winnipeg At Age 30 Years. Was Member Of The Hockey Hall Of Fame In 1957. Photo From A Drawing  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Scots ▪ Sports 1989
40161 A1344 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Charlie Krupp Was Inducted Into The Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame As A Builder. He Played As Catcher With Ymha Championship Teams During 1920s And 1930s. He Was An Outstanding Player In Soccer, Basketball, Football, Hockey, Lacrosse, Bowling, And Curling. Photo Is From A Charcoal Drawing By Carla Feeny  Baseball ▪ Basketball ▪ Curling ▪ Football ▪ Hebrews ▪ Hockey ▪ Lacrosse ▪ Personalities ▪ Soccer 1989
3250 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Chris Cholakis-Canadian Junior Speed Skating Champ,  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports 1947
3317 A0107 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Civic Pride In 1896, Promotional Picture Of City Great Athletic Achievements To That Day. (Top Left): Frank Simpson, Noted Trapshooter. Top Right: Bob Dunbar, Celebrated Curler And All- Round Athlete. Lower Left: G.W. Riddell, Cdn. Champion Cyclist. (Lower Right0: Jack Mcculloch, World'S Foremost Speed Skater. (Centre): Wpg. Rowing Club, Senior Four, Cdn. & N.A. Champ. Charlie Marks, Charlie Johnstone, Billie Osborne, Jack Army Tage.  Personalities ▪ Sports 1896
3386 A0110 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Civic Wanderers Football Team. Winners Of Trades & Labour & Bell Cups. (Names On Photo)  Labour ▪ Soccer ▪ Sports ▪ Trophies 1910
3379 A0109 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Civic Wanderers, Soccer Team, Winners Of Winnipeg & District League, Trades & Labour Cup, And The Bell Cup. (L- R): (Back Row) R. Harison, H. Mcmasters, A . Gibson, N.K. Weber, K. Sutherland, A. Simpson, A. Campbell. ( Second Row) J. Russell, M.J. Saul, A. Mcrobie, G. Mckay, G.C. Gardiner, A.R.I. Palmour, J.G. Hay. (Front Row) J. Stirling, Bell Cup Trophy; Winnipeg & District Cup; Trades And Labour Cup; F. Simpson. (Insets At Top Of Photo) D. Mcneal, D. Sutherland; T.E. Briggs  Personalities ▪ Soccer ▪ Sports ▪ Trophies ▪ Uniforms 1909
3371 A0108 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Civic Wanderers. Winners Of Winnipeg & District League Trades Cup & Labour Cup & Bell Cup. (L- R): (Insets Top Of Photo) D. Mcneal, Committee; D. Sutherland, Captain, Full Back; T.E. Briggs, Committee. (Back Row Standing) P. Harrison, Sec. Treas.; H. Mcmaster, Half Back; A. Gibson, Centre; N.R. Weber, Forward; K. Sutherland, Forward; A. Simpson, Full Back; A. Campbell, Trainer. (Middle Row Sitting) J. Russell, Vice Pres.; M.V. Saul, Forward; A. Mcrobie, Goal; G. Mckay, Pres.; G. Gardiner, Half Back; A.R.I. Palmer, Half Back; J.G. Hay, Committee. (Front Row) J. Stirling; The Bell Cup; The District Cup; The Trades & Labour Cup; F. Simpson  Personalities ▪ Soccer ▪ Sports ▪ Trophies ▪ Uniforms 1909
3067 A0099 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Claude C. Robinson, Born In Wellington, On., December 17, 1881. Later He Went To Winnipeg And Played With The Winnipeg Victorias And Later As An Executive Of The Canadian Amateur Hockey Association (Caha). The Victorias Won Both The Stanley Cup And The Allan Cup During His Association With Them. Claude Robinson Suggested The Idea Of Forming A National Association; As A Result The Caha Was Formed, And He Became Its First Secretary. He Was Awarded A Life Membership In The Caha And Managed The Canadian Winter Team (The Winnipegs) In The 1932 Olympic Games. He Retired From Hockey And Made His Home In Vancouver  Associations ▪ Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1914
3239 A0104 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Claudie Mcpherson, Youngest To Swim English Channel At 17 Years Old. Time 17 Hours 8 Minutes  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Swimming ▪ Women 1963
3346 A0108 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Close-Up Of Selby Henderson, Sculler, Winner Intermediate Singles Naao Regatta In A Boat  Boats ▪ Personalities ▪ Rowing ▪ Sports 1906
3364 A0108 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Cn Aaa National Football Club, Winnipeg.  Soccer ▪ Sports 1926
3072 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Col. H.G. Mayes, Member Canada'S 1914 Davis Cup Team  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Tennis 1914
22503 A0746 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Conrad Riley, Rowing Champion, Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame 1982  Personalities ▪ Rowing ▪ Sports 1982
22522 A0746 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Culver Riley, Sports Promoter, Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame 1981  Personalities ▪ Rowing ▪ Sports 1981
11748 A0364 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Curlers Enjoying A Drink Together  Curling ▪ Dining ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1949c
2986 A0097 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Cyril Coafee, Canadian Champion 100 & 220 Yards In 1922, 1926 & 1927. Set Canadian Record For 100 Yards In 9.6 Seconds On August 12, 1922. Member Of 1920 Olympic Team. Captain Of 1924 Olympic Team  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1924c
22507 A0746 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Cyril Coaffee, Track Champion, Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame 1982  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1982
3340 A0107 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     D. Orr - S. Lloyd, Winners Of Junior Tandem, Ccao Regatta,  Personalities ▪ Rowing ▪ Sports 1940
21626 A0714 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     D.C. Doug Groff. Canoeing & Skiing Champion. Photo From A Charcoal Drawing By Carla Feeny  Personalities ▪ Rowing ▪ Skiing ▪ Sports 1983, November
3257 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Dale Mccallum-Canadian Midget Girls Champion,  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports 1959
3077 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Dan Bain, Who Never Played Professional Hockey, Rates One Of The Most Active Athletic Careers Of His Era , And One Of Diversified Sports. He Was Born In Belleville, On., In February 187, Then Moved To Winnipeg In 1880. His First Victories Were In Roller Skates, Winning The 3 Mile Manitoba Title. At 17 He Was Winnipeg'S Champion Gymnast. During 1894 To 1896, He Was 1 Mile Bicycle Champion. In 1903 Captured The Dominion Trap Shooting Title In Toronto. He Started Playing Serious Hockey In 1895 As Centre With The Winnipeg Victorias. In 1901 They Defeated The Montreal Vics For The Stanley Cup.Over The Next Seven Years, With Bain As Captain For Three Of Them, The Winnipeg Vics Played In 4 Challenge Rounds, Lost In Montreal And Winnipeg, But In 1901 Defeated The Montreal Shamrocks For The Cup. He Died August 15,1962. Winner Canadian Trapshooting Championship  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Shooting ▪ Skating ▪ Sports 1903
3104 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Dan Bain. (See A0100-03077)  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1911c
3174 A0103 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Dauphin Curling Club, Canadian Curling Champs. (L - R): Ab Gowanlock, Skip; Jim Williams, Art Pollen, Russ Jackman  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1953
23619 A0789 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Dave Christian, Of Winnipeg Jets Hockey Team, At Winnipeg Arena  Arenas ▪ Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1980-1981
2993 A0097 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Dave Mcgill, 1924 Olympic Team Member 5000 Metres  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1924
3272 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Deanna Johnson-Canadian Champion, Junior 1954; Intermediate 1955,  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1955
3354 A0108 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Deer Lodge Rink Canadian Champs. (L - R): Harry Monk; Jock Reid; Alex Welsh; & Jimmy Welsh, Skip.  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1947
3265 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Dick Jones-Canadian Midget Champion,  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports 1947
3095 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Dolphie Graham, Canadian Champion, 1/2 Mile Snowshoe Race  Personalities ▪ Snowshoeing ▪ Sports 1894
3136 A0101 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Dominion Lawn Bowling Champs (L - R): E.B. Brown, H Jenkins, G. Mackintosh, And W.E. Calder  Bowling ▪ Lawns ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1954
3183 A0103 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Don Duguid, Bryon Wood, Jim Pettapiece, & Rod Hunter Of Granite Curling Club, World Curling Champs 1970 & 1971  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1971
3013 A0097 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Don James, Canadian Champion 10,000 Metres, 1948  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1948
22519 A0746 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Donald H. Bain, All Round Athletic Champion, Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame 1981.,  Cycling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1981
3251 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Donna Mccannell-Canadian Juvenile Champion 1963, Canadian Junior Champ 1966,  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1966
3252 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Doreen Mccannell, Canadian Olympic Team 1964; Canadian Juvenile Champ 1961, Established 10 Canadian Speed Skating Records  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1964
3316 A0107 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Doug Groff & Frank Banwell, Left; Winners Of 10,000 Metres Single-Blade Tandem At Can Olympic Trials, But 1940 Olympics Cancelled  Personalities ▪ Rowing ▪ Sports 1939
3218 A0104 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Doug Nothstein-Can Champ 200 & 400 Yards Free-Style, 1943,  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Swimming 1943
2989 A0097 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Doug Simpson, 440 Yard Hurdles Canadian Champion  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1935
41618 A1398 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Dr. Alexander Bruce Reid, Son Of Dr. Ian Livingston Reid, Holds The Canadian Ski Jumping Record Of 182 Feet Set In London, England In The 1981 World Championship. Held A Position On The National Men'S Waterskiing Team For 12 Years, And Captured The Cana,  Personalities ▪ Skiing ▪ Sports 1986, November
3003 A0097 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Dr. Clive Neilson, Canadian Champion Decathlon 1924, Olympic Team Member 1924  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field ▪ Women 1924
41617 A1398 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Dr. Ian Livingstone Reid With His Father, William S. Reid, Founded The Selkirk Seals Waterski Club And Manitoba Waterski Association. Ian Won 8 Manitoba Open Titles, Established The Country'S Only Waterskiing Museum In Selkirk. Dr. Bruce Reid Followe,"  Personalities ▪ Skiing ▪ Sports ▪ Water 1986, November
21625 A0714 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Drawing Of Walter “Turk” Broda Who Played Hockey For Toronto Maple Leafs Hockey Team  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1983, November
11423 A0355 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     E. Stokes, Pitcher, Express Senior Baseball Club. Winnipeg, Mb  Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1924
3282 A0106 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     E.J. Don Rowand-Canadian Welterweight Champ 1922 & 1923,  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1923
3122 A0101 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Earl Bridges, Winner Quebec Dog Derby 1924, The Pas Derby 1930 & 31,  Dogs ▪ Personalities ▪ Sleds ▪ Sports 1930
3045 A0098 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     East Kildonan Bisons, Juvenile Champs Of Manitoba Cradle Of Champions. Back Row (L- R): Bill Mcgregor; Pete Langelle; Terry Reardon; Alf Pike; Wally Stanowski; Jeff Patrick; And Ray Harmon. Front Row (L- R): Bill Robinson; Johnny Mccreedy; Les Irwin; Dick Kowcinak; Clyde Felstead; Mike Kryschuk, Coach  Equipment ▪ Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Uniforms 1935
3004 A0097 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Ed Morton, Canadian Juvenile Champion One Mile  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1951
3084 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Ed Riley, Canadian Snowshoeing Champion, One-Mile 1914, 1/2 Mile 1915  Personalities ▪ Showshoeing ▪ Sports 1914
3290 A0106 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Ed Zastre-Canadian Light Heavyweight Champ 1947-49,  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1949c
22515 A0746 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Eddie Cass, Baseball Champion, Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame 1980.,  Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1980
11721 A0364 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Eddie Cass, Mr. Baseball, Receiving Honourary Doctorate At University Of Winnipeg. Dr. H. Duckworth, Pres. Of U Of W, & Dr. P.H.T. Thorlakson, Chancellor Of U Of W Conferring The Doctorate.  Awards ▪ Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Universities  
22528 A0746 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Eddie Draffin, Soccer Champion And Sports Promoter, Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame 1981.,  Personalities ▪ Soccer ▪ Sports 1981
3307 A0106 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Eddie Haddad-Canadian Lightweight Champ 1948 & 49. Member 1948 Olympic Team,  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1948
3154 A0102 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Eddie James, Left, & Son Gerry James, Outstanding Canadian In The Cfl 1954, Member Memorial Cup Champion Toronto Marlboros In 1955  Football ▪ Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Uniforms 1954
11405 A0354 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Edwin Cass.,  Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports  
11398 A0354 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Edwin Cass.,  Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports  
3248 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Eileen Payne-Canadian Junior Champion,  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1946
3264 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Eileen Whalley-Can Sr Champion 1946; North American Sr Champion 1946,  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1946
3008 A0097 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Eleanor Honeyman, Winner 200 Metres Canadian Olympic Trials  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field ▪ Women 1932
26409 A0886 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Elfriede Goermann Has Served As A Coach At All Levels Of Gymnastic Training. In June 1967 She Was Awarded A Life Membership By The Canadian Gymnastics Federation For Her Long Record Of Dedicated Service To Gymnastics. In 1977 She Was Instrumental In The Forming The Winnipeg Gymnastic Center, Where She Has Served As Head Coach And Program Director. She Has Served As Coach At All Development Levels From The Recreational To The Elite. Her Efforts Have Produced 5 International Level Gymnasts Including Her Daughter Monica Goermann, A Former Manitoba Athlete Of The Year. Elfriede Has Served On Countless Coaching, Judging And Technical Committees; Coordinated Developmental Clinics For New Coaches And Judges; And Rejuvenated Public Interest In Gymnastics. She Has Received International Recognition As A Brevet Judge Of Women'S Gymnastics, The Highest Honour In International Judging. She Was Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame In 1987  Gymnastics ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1987
41619 A1398 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Elizabeth Levin (Nee Appleby) Won The Junior World Championship In Madonna Di Campiglio, Italy In January, 1976. In February, 1976, She Was Named To The Canadian Winter Olympic Team And Skated In Four Events In Innsbruch, Austria. Following This, She Was Named To The World All-Round Championship Team In Gjovik, Norway And Placed 19th. She Was The Canadian Women'S Champion For Three Years. She Was Inducted Into The Maitoba Sports Hall Of Fame On November 15, 1986  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports 1986, November
3358 A0108 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Elmwood Millionaires-Winners Of Memorial Cup,  Hockey ▪ Sports 1931
3186 A0103 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Elmwood Rink, Senior Champs Of Canada. Harry Sulkers, John Mclean, Norman Mclean, Dr Bill Mctavish  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1973
3343 A0107 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Elswood Bole & Bob Richards, Members Cdn Team To British Empire Games,  Personalities ▪ Rowing ▪ Sports 1930
3326 A0107 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Elswood Bole-Winner Singles Ccao Regatta,  Personalities ▪ Rowing ▪ Sports 1929
3124 A0101 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Emil St Goddard-Winner The Pas Dog Derby 1925-29; Quebec Derby 1925-32,  Dogs ▪ Personalities ▪ Sleds ▪ Sports 1930
22516 A0746 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Eric Coy, Track Champion, Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame 1980  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1980
11408 A0354 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Eric Coy.,  Personalities ▪ Sports  
3088 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Eric Oland-Canadian Bicycle Champion, 100 Km  Bicycles ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1950
11727 A0364 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Erick Coy, Manitoba Track And Field Champion  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1942
11726 A0364 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Erick Coy, Manitoba Track And Field Champion  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1942c
11724 A0364 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Erick Coy, Manitoba Track And Field Champion Inducted Into Canadian Sports Hall Of Fame  Events ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1971
11725 A0364 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Erick Coy, Manitoba Track And Field Champion Was Inducted Into The Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame In 1981  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1971c
41626 A1398 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Erick M. Oland Won Canadian Cycling Championship Three Times. Competed In British Empire Games At Aukland, New Zealand Where He Finished 6th. In 1950, He Set The Canadian 100 Km Record And Manitoba 5 Mile Record. Won Manitoba Overall Senior Championship Five Times. Retired At Age 27, And Moved To The Builder Category Of Cycling Serving As President Of The Manitoba Cycling Association From 1969 To 1970, 1979 To 1981. Inducted Into The Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame November 16, 1985.  Cycling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1985, November
26404 A0886 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Ernie O'Dowda, At The End Of His Playing Career In Lacrosse, Was Responsible For The Revival Of Lacrosse In Winnipeg And For The Establishment Of The Canadian Little League Baseball Group In The 1950s. After Ww Ii He Served As Coach And Manager With The Elmwood Terriers And Elmwood Pats. He Served As President Of The Manitoba Lacrosse Association. He Won The American National Recreation Association'S Award In 1956. He Was The First Canadian Ever To Be Awarded The Association'S Award Which Recognizes People Who Actively Encourage Young People'S Participation In Sports. In 1964 The City Of Winnipeg Awarded Him The City Of Winnipeg Community Service Award. He Was Recognized By The City Again In 1972. A Park Located On The North Side Of The Red River Between The Louise Bridge And The Disraeli Freeway Was Named Ernie O'Dowda Park. He Was An Avid Curler And Was Made An Honorary Life Member Of The Elmwood Curling Club. He Also Operated Amateur Boxing And Wrestling Cards At Elmwood'S Kelvin Community Centre. He Died June 25, 1985. He Was Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame In 1987. Photo Is From A Charcoal Drawing  Lacrosse ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1987
3223 A0104 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Ethel (Gilbert) Bieber, Canadian Record Junior Womens 200 Yards Free-Style 1935, Member 5 Canadian Champion Relay Teams: 400 Yards Free-Style, 1939 & 1943; 200 Yards Free-Style, 1940, 1941, &1942  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Swimming ▪ Women 1940c
3001 A0097 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Evelyn Goshawk, Member British Empire Games 1934 And 1938 Winner Silver Medal For Broad Jump 1934 Games  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1936c
11410 A0355 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Express Senior Baseball Club, Winnipeg, Mb  Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1924
11424 A0355 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     F. Fairfield, Pitcher, Express Senior Baseball Club. Winnipeg, Mb  Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1924
11418 A0355 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     F.J. Cann, 1st Base, Express Senior Baseball Club. Winnipeg, Mb  Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1924
3074 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     F.W. Lestikow, Winner With Paul Bennett, Men'S Doubles Canadian Champs 1920  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Tennis 1920
3394 A0110 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Falcon Hockey Club Of Winnipeg, Winners Of The Memorial Challenge Cup, Turnbull Cup And The Abbott Cup, Junior Champions Of Canada (L- R): (Top Row) D. Patrick, Forward; S. Mccallum, Defence; F. Comfort, Goal; H. Neil, Defence; W. Mcpherson, Forward. (Middle Row) I. Woodall, Forward; W. Fridfinnsson, Forward; Memorial Challenge Cup; Turnbull Cup; Abbott Cup; H. Mcmunn, Forward; A. Somers, Forward. (Bottom Row) J. Austman, Trainer; C. Neil, Manager And Coach; F. Thordarson, Sec. Treas.; T. Swainson, Trainer. (Names On Photo)  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Trophies 1920-1921
2984 A0097 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Finish Of 100 Yd Handicap Race. (L - R) : Scotty Mcfeal, Laurie Armstrong, Army Howard  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1912
3321 A0107 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     First 8-Oared Shell On Red River. L - R: Claude Aldous, Con Riley, Charlie Johnstone, E.W. Hamber, H.S.E. Hayes, A. A.Strang, D.B. Sprague, L.C. Hayes & C.A. Mcgaw.,  Personalities ▪ Rowing ▪ Sports 1900
3017 A0098 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Flin Flon Bombers 1938 - 1939. Names On Photo. Jimmy Skinner, Buddy Simpson, P. Andrejkew, Slim Holdaway, G. Mccallum, Harry Moroz, Bud Turley, Sid Brown, Ducky Skinner, Tony Desmarais, Ernie Westbury, Freddie Bowman, Cy Gilmore, Cliff Workman, Boyd Johnson, Wally Warnick  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1938-1939
3022 A0098 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Flin Flon Junior Bombers 1956 - 1957 Winners Of Memorial Challenge Cup For Canadian Championship, Abbott Memorial Cup For The Western Canada Championship, The Corbeau Cup For The Saskatchewan Championship, And The Robin Hood Cup For The Northern Saskatchewan Championship. Trophies Shown. Top Row (L- R): Orland Kurtenhach, Wayne Sproxton, Rod Lee, Carl Forster, Cliff Lenartz, Mel Pearson. 3rd. Row (L- R): Pat Ginnell, Harvey Fleming, Barry Beatty, Ron Hutchinson, Jean Gauthier, Mike Kardash, George Konik, Duane Rupp, Ken Wilkey, Lynn Davis, George Wood. 2nd Row: Ted Hampson, Captain; Bud Simpson, Executive; Doug Dawson, Manager; Bob Kirk, Coach; Hec Mcaig, Trainer; Jim Wardle, Executive; Bottom Row (L- R): Alex Hryn, Executive; Slim Holdaway; Len Lovitt; Pinkie Davie, Executive; Harry Mcnichol, Executive Club Doctor  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Trophies 1956-1957
3388 A0110 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Football (Soccer) Team (L- R): (Back Row) R. Price, W. Gall, J. Hamilton, Geo. Donnelly, J. Thorburn, F. Wells, J. Mackay. (Middle Row) A.C. Gardner, J. Davidson, Wm. Atherley, D.M. Bruce, J.C. Smith, R. Anderson. (Front Row) J. Mair, J. Brown, G. Wood, J. Hunt, D. Macneil  Personalities ▪ Soccer ▪ Sports ▪ Trophies ▪ Uniforms 1914c
11715 A0363 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Football Fans In Winnipeg, Mb  Football ▪ Sports  
3180 A0103 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Fort Garry Club, Canadian Ladies Champions. (L - R): Dot Rose, Laurie Bradawaski, Joan Ingram, Betty Duguid  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1967
3353 A0108 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Fort Rouge Rink Canadian Champs. (L- R): Johnny Watson; Andy Mcwilliams; Al Langlois; And Billy Walsh, Skip.  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1952
3190 A0103 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Fort Rouge Rink, World Curling Champions. (L- R): Orest Meleschuk, Skip; Dave Romano, 3rd; John Hanesiak, 2nd; & Lead Pat Hailley  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1972
3198 A0103 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Frank Cassidy, Master Curler, Thistle Club. (L - R): Freddie Barnes, Lead; Cassidy, Skip; Eddie Mckittrick, 3rd; Billy Finlay, 2nd. In 1910 This Rink Won Governor-General'S Cup, Dingwall Trophy, Tetley Tankard, Mclaren & Tucket Trophies, And Grand Aggregate.  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1910
22504 A0746 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Frank Fredrickson, Hockey Champion, Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame 1981  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1981
3110 A0101 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Frank Kindred, Canadian Champion 880 Yards & One Mile  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1938
40159 A1344 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Frank Mackinnon Was Inducted Into The Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame November 4, 1989. Began His Career As A Player In Brandon Area, Participating In Hockey, Track And Field, Football, And Fastball. Won Numerous Athletic Awards In Brandon University Days. Has Had A 32 Year Career In Education And Stayed Close To Hockey  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1989
3243 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Frank Stack, Canadian Champ 1946, 1947, 1949, 1951, 1953 & 1954. North American Champ 1931, 1932, 1937 & 1938. World Record For 5 Miles Set In 1931.  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports 1952c
3244 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Frank Stack, Left, & Gordon Audbery. Stack On Olympic Team In 1932, 1936, 1948 & 1952. Won Bronze In 1932 In 10,000 Metres. Audley On Olympic Team In1948, 1952 & 1956; Won Bronze In 1952 In 500 Metres  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports 1950c
22500 A0746 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Frank Stack, Speed Skating Champion, Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame In 1981.,  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports 1981
3296 A0106 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Frank Walcott-Canadian Middleweight Champ,  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1933
22526 A0746 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Frankie Battaglia, Boxing Champion, Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame 1981.,  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1981
3302 A0106 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Frankie Battaglia-Middleweight Boxer, Turned Pro In 1929,  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1928
3276 A0106 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Frankie White-Canadian Featherweight Champion,  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1949
3294 A0106 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Fred Blocksidge-Canadian Welterweight Champ,  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1931
3229 A0104 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Fred Carter-Canadian Champ 100 Yards Free-Style. 1943,  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Swimming 1943
40156 A1344 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Fred Dunsmore Was Inducted Into The Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame, November 4, 1989 As An Athlete. Led Winnipeg Maroons Hockey Team To Allan Cup Championship 1964 - 1965 Season, Just One Of Five National Finals In Which He Appeared. Played For Canada'S National Team At World Championships In 1966. Played As Pitcher And Thirs Baseman For Rosedales And St. Bonifface Native Sons Baseball Teams From 1945 Into The 1950s  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1989
52334 A1587 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Fred "Steamer" Maxwell, Born May 19, 1890. Was Inducted Into The Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame Posthumously. He Never Turned Professional Though He Had Many Offers, But He Did Excel In Amateur Competition. He Joined The Monarch Seniors In 1909 After Four Years In Minor Hockey. He Was A Member Of The Monarch Seniors When They Won Th Eallan Cup In 1914-1915, Defeating Melville In The Final Round. His Position Was Rover, This When The Seven Man Game Ruled. From Active Hockey He Turned To Coaching The Winnipeg Monarchs In 1916 - 1917 And 1917 To1918, And The Winnipeg Falcons In 1919. This Winnipeg Falcons Team Won The Allan Cup, And The Following Year Was The Olympic Gold Medalists Title Winner And World Champions In 1920. He Coached The Winnipeg Maroons, A Professional Club And In 1933 And 1934 He Coached The Winnipeg Team Which Won The World Championship. He Was As Well A Referee And Was In A Number Of Allan Cup And Memorial Cup Finals  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1988, November 5
11714 A0363 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Fritz Hanson As A Small Child In Perham, Mn  Children ▪ Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports  
22513 A0746 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Fritz Hanson, Football Champion, Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame 1980.,  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1980
11713 A0363 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Fritz Hanson, Winnipeg Blue Bomber Football Great, With His Bride On Their Wedding Day In Vancouver, Bc  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Weddings ▪ Women  
11711 A0363 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Fritz Hanson, Winnipeg Blue Bomber'S Golden Ghost, Seen With Bing Crosby On A Hunting Trip In Northern Manitoba  Events ▪ Football ▪ Hunting ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports  
11712 A0363 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Fritz Hanson, Winnipeg Blue Bomber'S Golden Ghost. Elected To Cfl Hall Of Fame In 1962  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports  
3160 A0102 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Fritzie Hanson 'The Golden Ghost' With The Winnipeg Blue Bombers, Grey Cup Championships 1935,1939 & 1941, & 1948 With Calgary Stampeders. Fritzie Was The Most Celebrated Football Player Of The "Dirty Thirties". His Dazzling Runs Thrilled Thousands Of Fans Across Canada  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1948
3275 A0106 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     G.H. Pember-Canadian Flyweight Champion,  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1927
3279 A0106 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     G.W. Akins-Canadian Champion 158lb Class, 1910 & 1914,  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Wrestling 1910
40162 A1344 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Garth Pischke Was Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame November 4, 1989. Was Selected To Play On The Canadian Olympic Volleyball Team While In Grade Xii At Silver Heights School, A Spot He Maintained Through The Montreal 1976 Olympic Games. Played For Three Canadian Interuniversity Athletic Union Championship Teams. Was Head Coach At University Of Manitoba Volleyball Team For 12 Years Where He Lead Their Team To 333 Wins And Just 50 Losses  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Volleyball 1989
22512 A0746 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     George Anderson, Soccer Champion, Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame 1980.,  Personalities ▪ Soccer ▪ Sports 1980
11404 A0354 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     George Anderson. Entry Into Canada'S Sports Hall Of Fame, Toronto, On  Personalities ▪ Soccer ▪ Sports 1973
11402 A0354 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     George Anderson. Soccer Administrator And Promoter.,  Personalities ▪ Soccer ▪ Sports  
11403 A0354 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     George Anderson. Soccer Administrator. Standing Second From Left.,  Personalities ▪ Soccer ▪ Sports  
3224 A0104 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     George Bevan & Vivian King,  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Swimming ▪ Women 1950
3215 A0104 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     George Bevan, Canadian Junior Champ 100 Yards Backstroke, 1949 Canadian Champion 2 Miles Free Style, Senior Men, 1950 & 1951  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Swimming 1949
3073 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     George Holmes, Winner Canadian Men'S Doubles With Paul Bennet 1919  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Tennis 1919
52333 A1587 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     George Knudsen, Born In Sturgeon Creek, Winnipeg. Manitoba Junior Golf Champion From 1954-55. Apart From Five Ontario Open And Five Canadian Professional Golfers Association Championships, He Posted Weight Major Tournament Victories On The American Tour And,  Golf ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1988, November 5
3094 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     George Knudson, Canadian Junior Golf Champion  Golf ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1955
3206 A0104 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     George Nelson, Canadian Junior Mens Record For 50 Yards Butterfly,  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Swimming 1949
3259 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Gerald Graham-Canadian Junior Champion,  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports 1954
22510 A0746 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Gerry James, Football Champion Inducted Into The Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame, 1982  Football ▪ Sports 1982
3194 A0103 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Glenboro Rink, Canadian Champions. (L - R): W.D. Mcknight; Bung Cartmell; Ab Gowanlock, Skip; & E.R. Mcknight  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1938
41615 A1398 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Glennis Scott, Born In Mcconnell, Manitoba In 1936. While Attending Summer School In Winnipeg, And Playing For The Winnipeg Goldeyes Baseball Team, He Attracted The Attention Of Scouts With St. Louis Cardinals, And Was Invited To Spring Training In Albany, Georgia. He Launched A Career As A Teacher, Sport Director And Assistant Superintendent Of Rolling River School Division In Minnedosa. In 1967 At The Pan Am Games, He Pitched For Team Canada. He Was Named To Canada'S National Amateur Baseball Team On Four Occasions. He Was Inducted Into The Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame On November 15, 1986. Photo From A Charcoal Drawing By Carla Feeny  Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1986, November
26406 A0886 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Gordie Mackie Was A Member Of The Royal Navy Reserve From 1940 - 1945. In 1949 He Graduated As A Certified Physiotherapist With Assistance From The Department Of Veteran Affairs. He Worked As A Boxing Instructor For The Winnipeg Ymca In 1949 And Went On To Own And Operate The St. Boniface Madison Boxing And Wrestling Club From 1950 -1960. From 1959 To 1969 He Was The Chief Therapist For The Canadian Football League'S Blue Bombers And Five Times Took Care Of The Cfl All Stars. In 1966 He Was One Of The Seven Founding Members Of The Canadian Athletic Therapist Association Which Has Grown To A National Organization With Over 4500 Professional And Associated Members. In 1970 He Worked As Therapist For The Canadian Davis Cup Team. He Worked As A Therapist For Canada'S Olympic Team In Munich In 1972. He Was Team Canada'S Therapist At Hockey'S Summit Series In 1974. He Was Inducted Into The Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame In 1987  Boxing ▪ Medicine ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1987
52328 A1587 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Gordon Audley Was Born In 1929 In Winnipeg. He Entered His First Speed-Skating Competition In 1939 And Won, Setting Manitoba Records In Both 110 And 220 Yard Events. He Represented Canada At The Olympics In 1948 (St. Mortiz) And In 1952 (Oslo) Where He Won The Only Canadian Medal, A Bronze In The 500 Meter. He Won The Manitoba Senior Championships In 1953, 1954, And 1955. In 1956 He Represented Canada In His Third Olympics (Cortina, Italy) And The World Championship In Oslo, Norway. Was Inducted Into The Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame, Nov 5, 1988  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports 1988, November 5
11415 A0355 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Gordon Caslake, Centre Field, Express Senior Baseball Club. Winnipeg, Mb  Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1924
41625 A1398 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Gordon Hudson Began His Curling Career In Kenora, On. Moved To Winnipeg And Joined The Strathcona Club In 1919. He Started Manitoba'S Curling Success In 1928 And 1929 By Winning The Macdonald Brier Two Years In A Row. Was Elected To The Canadian Curling Hall Of Fame In 1974. Died At Age Of 65 In 1959. Inducted Into The Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame Posthumously November 16,1985  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1985, November
41628 A1398 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Gordon Konantz Competed In National Alpine Ski Championships In 1956-58 And 1962; In National Cross-Country Ski Championships In 1979; In The Norwegian Birkebeiner Ski Marathon In 1977 And 1979, And In The U.S. Birkebeiner From 1975 To 1985. In Sailing,"  Personalities ▪ Sailing ▪ Skiing ▪ Sports 1985, November
3085 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Grace Handford (At Right) Women'S Foil Champion, Canada  Fencing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1939
3395 A0110 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Granite Baseball Club. Senior Division W.A.B.A.,  Baseball ▪ Sports 1917
3181 A0103 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Granite Rink National Curling Champions. Ron Braunstein, Terry Braunstein, Don Duguid, Ray Turnbull  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1965
3193 A0103 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Granite Rink Team From Winnipeg, Mb, Canadian Champions. (L- R): Howard Wood, Skip; Jimmy Congalton; Vic Wood; And Lionel Wood.  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1930
3201 A0103 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Granite Rink, Canadian Champions. (L - R): Howard Wood; Harry Mawhinney; Bill Noble; & Jimmy Congalton, Skip  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1932
3200 A0103 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Granite Rink, Canadian Champions. (L - R): Roy Enman, Lead; Howard Wood Jr, 2nd; Ernie Pollard, 3rd; Howard Wood Sr, Skip  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1940
11411 A0355 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     H.D. Slater, President, Express Senior Baseball Club. Winnipeg, Mb  Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1924
3081 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Harold Barbour, Canadian Champ, Service Pistol 1954  Personalities ▪ Shooting ▪ Sports 1954
3051 A0099 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Harold Mcmunn, 1924 Olympic Team Member, 1921 Memorial Cup Winners - Falcons  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1924
3297 A0106 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Harold Nelson-Canadian Light-Heavyweight Champ,  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Wrestling 1952
3111 A0101 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Harold Parsons, Canadian Champion 5 Miles In 1909; Won Telegram 20 Mile Road Race In 1907, 1908 & 1909 Taking Possession Of Trophy From Neepawa  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1909
3002 A0097 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Harry Colman, At Left, Canadian Champion 100 Yards  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1933
3137 A0101 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Harry Montford, World Record Three Games, 377, 388, 387 Points In Five Pin Bowling Total 1,152 Points, Set At Saratoga Lanes, In Winnipeg, Mb.  Bowling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1938
3121 A0101 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Harry Olensky, From The Pas, Won Worlds Dog Sled Championship,  Dogs ▪ Personalities ▪ Sleds ▪ Sports 1927
3217 A0104 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Hart Devanney Jr Canadian Champion, 2 Miles Free-Style, Senior Men,  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Swimming 1952
3221 A0104 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Hazel Kessler-1920 Olympic Swimming Team Member. Canadian Swimming Champion, 50 Yards And 100 Yards, 1920. Canadian Champ 100 Yards 1921. Canadian Record 100 Yards, 1921, Of 1 Minute And 13.4 Seconds. Canadian Champ 220 Yards (New Record 3:05.8), Grand Beach, 1923. Canadian Champ 50 And 100 Yards (New Record 1:11.4) 1923. Canadian Champ 440 Yards, 1924. She Is Seen Here In Her Bathing Outfit Holding A Large Trophy  Costumes ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Swimming ▪ Trophies ▪ Women 1920
11710 A0363 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Head Shot Of Fritz Hanson, Winnipeg Blue Bomber'S "Golden Ghost". Elected To Cfl Hall Of Fame In 1962. Fritz Is Best Remembered For His Exceptional Speed And Elusive Running Style. He Was With The Bombers From 1935 -1941. His 1935 Grey Cup Performance, The First For A Western Team, Is A Career Highlight. He Ran Back Punts For Over 300 Yards Nd Scored The Winning Touchdown On A 78 Yard Run, Giving Winnipeg An 18-12 Victory Over The Hamilton Tigers. Hanson Was A Western Canadian All-Star 5 Times And All Canadian Twice. A Member Of Three Championship Teams With The Bombers In 1935, 1939, And 1941. He Joined Calgary In 1947 Playing On The Stampeders Grey Cup Championship Team Of 1948. Hanson Was Born In Perham, Mn  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1935
3207 A0104 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Head Shot Of The Horse “Western Prince”, Winner Of Canadian Derby Owned By Mrs D.C. Coleman  Horse Racing ▪ Horses ▪ Sports 1943
3187 A0103 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Heather Rink, Canadian Mixed Champions. (L- R): Garry Deblonde, Ina Light, Gordon Dean, (O'Keefe Rep), Betty Hird & Ernie Boushy, Skip  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1964
3098 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Helen Dickson, Canadian & International Archery Champion 1949; Canadian Archery Champ (Target) 1950 & 1951; Canadian Archery Champ (Field) 1953  Archery ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1951c
3211 A0104 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Horse “Rolla G. Kripp”, Thecanadian Champion High Jump Horse Winner From 1930-1936 Inclusive, Seen Here With Owner Tommy Sumner Jumping Over An Obstacle.  Costumes ▪ Horse Racing ▪ Horses ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1936c
3208 A0104 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Horse “Rushaway” Won 2 Derbies In 24 Hours, Seen Here With Owner A.J. Tarn Of Winnipeg, A Woman, Men And Ridden By Jockey Johnny Longden  Costumes ▪ Horse Racing ▪ Horses ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1936
3093 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Howard Bennet, Canadian Jr. Golf Champion  Golf ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1939
22523 A0746 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Howard Wood Sr., Curling Champion, Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame 1981  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1981
2991 A0097 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Ian Hamilton, Pole Vault Canadian Champion 1938  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1938
3005 A0097 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Irene Grinke, Canadian Record 100 Yards, 11.4 Sec, June 22, 1934  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field ▪ Women  
11425 A0355 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     J. Johnston, Pitcher, Express Senior Baseball Club. Winnipeg, Mb  Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1924
21623 A0714 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     J.D. Dick Irvin. Played For Chicago Black Hawks. Charcoal Dawing By Carla Feeny  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1983, November
3292 A0106 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     J.F. Norquay-Canadian Heavyweight Champ,  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1927
3018 A0098 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Jack Atkinson  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1936c
2987 A0097 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Jack Harris, Canadian Champion 880 Yards In 1922. 1924 Olympic Team Member  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1924c
3041 A0098 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Jack Hughes, Played In 5 Allan Cup Finals: With The Kenora Thistles In 1911, With The Wics In 1917, The Winnipeg Y In 1918, The Selkirk Fisherman In 1919 And In 1924. He Was A Member Of The 1913 Allan Cup Winning Team, But Missed The Series Due To An Injury. But He Was The Coach Of The University Of Manitoba Bisons, Winners Of The Allan Cup In 1928; And The Coach Of The Winnipegs, Winners Of The Allan Cup In 1931; And The Coach Of The Elmwood Milllionares, Memorial Cup Winners In 1931; And The Coach Of The Canadian Olympic Hockey Champions In 1932.  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1920c
3107 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Jack Liddle With Coach Alex Lawrence. Member 1936 Olympic Team 800 Metres  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1936
23544 A0786 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Jack Mcculloch Was One Of Canada'S Finest Skaters Between 1890 & 1900 And Manitoba'S First Athlete To Gain World Recognition. Was Also An Excellent Figure Skater, Oarsman, Cyclist, Gymnast, Sprinter, Jumper & Hockey Player. Was A Leading Pioneer In Manitoba Hockey And Played With The Famous Victorias Hockey Club. In 1893 Was Winner Of First Canadian Speed Skating Title. In 1896 Won Us Nationals Speed Skating Title In St Paul, Mn. In 1897 Won World Title In World Championships In Montreal.  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports 1984
3237 A0104 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Jack Mcculloch-International Champion 1,500, 5,000 & 10,000 Metres,  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports 1897
3253 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Jack Mcculloch-On Pair Of Stilt Skates. See A104-03237,  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1897c
3335 A0107 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Jack Mcdowell, Winner Double-Blade Singles, Olympic Trials, But 1940 Olympic Games Cancelled  Personalities ▪ Rowing ▪ Sports 1939
52335 A1587 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Jack Mowat Taught Gymnastics As A Volunteer For 32 Years, 3 Times A Week. He Competed And Travelled With The Leaders Corps Of The Central Ymca, Directed To 1966 National And World Trials In Winnipeg. He Gained Status As An International Judge At The Pan - American Games In Winnipeg In 1967. After 1967 He Travelled As An International Judge Across Canada And To Competitions Held In Cuba And Santa Domingo. He Was Awarded A Life Membership In The Canadian Gymnastics Federation In 1986, And Inducted Into The Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame On November 5th, 1988  Gymnastics ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1988, November 5
3283 A0106 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Jack Reddick, Canadian Professional Middleweight & Light Heavyweight Champ1924 & 1925  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1924
3105 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Jack Sector, Canadian Champion Broad Jump & Triple Jump  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1933
22502 A0746 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Jack Smyth, Track Champion, Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame 1982  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1982
3070 A0099 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     James Dickenson "Dick" Irvin, Outstanding Player And Coach, Was Born In July, 1892 At Limestone Ridge, Near Hamilton, On. He Moved To Winnipeg And Played Junior Hockey With The Strathconas And Then The Winnipeg Monarchs And In 1913 Led The Monarchs To The Allen Cup. The Monarchs Won The Allan Cup Again In 1915. Dick Turned Pro With Portland In 1914 - 1915, But Went Overseas On Active Duty In 1917. He Returned To Join The Regina Caps In 1921 And Played Four Years. In 1926, He Joined Portland And Scored 30 Goals During The 30 Game Season. Chicago Purchased Him And In The Ninth Game Of His Second Season He Suffered A Fractured Skull To End His Playing Career. He Coached Chicago For One And A Half Years, Then In 1931 He Joined Toronto In 1931, Winning The Stanley Cup. He Stayed With The Leafs Until 1940, Then Joined The Montreal Canadiens Where He Coached Until 1955, Winning Three Stanley Cups. He Closed His Coaching Career At Chicago The Nest Year. He Died In Montreal In May Of 1957  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1950c
22497 A0746 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     James Houlden, Shooting Champion Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame In 1982.,  Personalities ▪ Shooting ▪ Sports 1982
26403 A0886 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Janet Maddin Neale, Track And Field Runner, Captured 4 Gold Medals At The National Championshiips In Winnipeg In 1964. She Was Awarded The Carl Pederson Memorial Trophy As Manitoba'S Outstanding Junior Athlete. In 1966 She Won 2 National Age Group Sprinting Records, One National Open Mark And Four Gold Medals At The Canadian Championships In Richmond, Bc. She Also Won The Outstanding Athlete Award At Daniel Mcintyre Collegiate And Earned The Governor-General Medal For All Round Proficiency. She Won A Silver Medal In 1967 At The Pan American Games In Winnipeg. She Represented Canada At A Junior Triangular Meet In Toronto. She Represented Canada At Commonwealth Games In Edinburgh, Scotland In 1970, And She Won The World Indoor Record In 300 Meters In Regina. She Declined An Offer To Represent Canada In The University Games In Favour Of A Job Offer In 1970. Twelve Years Later She Was Picked As An Alternate For Canada'S Olympic Team. Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame In 1987  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field ▪ Women 1987
3234 A0104 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Janet Nutter, Canadian Inter-Collegiate 3 Metre & Tower Champion, 1973. Gold Medalist 1973 Canada Summer Games  Diving ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1973
41620 A1398 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Janet Ruth Nutter Was Manitoba'S Champion Diver From 1969 To 1975. She Won A Gold, Silver, And Bronze Medals In The 1973 Canada Games In Burnaby, Bc. In The 1975 Pan- Am Games, Won A Gold Medal. Won Gold And Bronze Medals At The Commonwealth Games In Edmonton, Ab. Competed With The Team In The 1978 World Aquatic Games In Berlin, West Germany. Inducted Into The Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame November 15, 1986  Diving ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1986, November
22501 A0746 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Jim Bulloch, Basketball Promoter, Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame 1981  Basketball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1981
3260 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Jim Graham-Canadian Juvenile Champion,  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports 1954
3050 A0099 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Jim Mcfadden Winner Of Calder Trophy 1948 With Detroit Red Wings  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1948
3087 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Jim Tettamanti - Canadian Bicycle Champion, 50 Mile Race  Bicycles ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1949
22524 A0746 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Jim Trifunov, Wrestling Champion And Sports Promoter, Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame 1981.,  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Wrestling 1981
11407 A0354 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Jim Trifunov. Chairman Of Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame And Museum  Administration ▪ Museums ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports  
11735 A0364 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Jimmy Ball At The Start Of 100 Metre Race In The Olympics In Amsterdam. He Came In Second And Won The Silver Medal  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1928
11737 A0364 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Jimmy Ball In The National Track And Field Championships Held In Toronto, Ontario  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1927
55882 A1705 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Jimmy Ball Track And Field Champion From Winnipeg Who Won The Silver Medal At The Olympics In Amsterdam  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1928
11738 A0364 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Jimmy Ball With The Track And Field Team Of Canada  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field ▪ Women 1960c
11734 A0364 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Jimmy Ball Won The Norton H. Crowe Trophy As Canada'S Outstanding Athlete  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1933
2997 A0097 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Jimmy Ball, Canadian Champion 440 Yards In 1927; 400 Metres In 1928; 440 Yards In 1933. Olympic Team Member In 1928 And 1932. Won Silver Medal In 1928 Olympics In 400 Metres. Won Bronze Medals In 1928 And 1932 As Member Of Olympic 1mile Relay Team  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1930c
11736 A0364 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Jimmy Ball, Canadian Track And Field Champion  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1930c
22514 A0746 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Jimmy Ball, Track Champion, Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame 1980  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1980
3091 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Jimmy Doyle, Canadian Amateur Golf Champion  Golf ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1968
3313 A0107 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Jimmy Saunders, Cdn Heavyweight Champ 1949, 1952 & 1953. Member Canadian Team 1952 Olympics  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1952
3061 A0099 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Jimmy Skinner, Detroit Red Wings, Coach 1954-55 Stanley Cup Champs  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1945c
22520 A0746 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Joan Whalley, Curling Champion, Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame 1981  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1981
3109 A0101 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Joe Keeper, From Norway House, On Canadian Olympic Team In 1912, Finished Fourth In 10,000 Metres  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1912
23549 A0786 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Joe Keeper, Greatest Middle Distance Runner Manitoba Has Ever Produced. In 1912 He Was Named To Canadian Olympic Team For Olympic Games In Stockholm, Sweden. Died Sept 29, 1971 At Age Of 85 Years. Charcoal Drawing By Carla Feeney  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1984
22509 A0746 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Joe Ryan, Sports Promoter, Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame 1982.,  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1982
2982 A0097 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     John Mceachern Tossing The Caber, Member Of 1920 Olympic Team  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1920
3048 A0099 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     John "Black Jack" Sherratt Stewart, Nhl All-Star Defence Man 1943, 1948 & 1949 With Detroit Red Wings. He Was Born In Pilot Mound, Manitoba On May6, 1917. He Played Junior Hockey In Portage La Prairie From 1935 To 1937 When Professional Hockey Spotted Him And He Played For Pittsburg For One Year Before Spending The Next 10 Full Seasons Playing With The Detroit Red Wings From 1938 To 1950. Then He Was Traded To Chicago Black Hawks And Played With Them For 2 Seasons Before He Retired From Active Play. During His Career With Detroit He Was On 2 Stanley Cup Winning Teams, 1942 - 1943 And 1949 - 1950. He Was Also Named 5 Times To The Nhl Allstar Teams. He Was Voted The Most Valuable Player To His Team In 1942 -1943. He Was Also One Of The Original Members Voted Into The Detroit Hockey Hall Of Fame. He Took Part In 503 National League Games, Scored 30 Goals And 79 Assists For A Total Of 109 Points. When He Retired He Coached Various Teams  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1948c
3161 A0102 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Johnny Stroppa, Outstanding Rookie Cfl West 1949.  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1949
3298 A0106 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Johnny Wilson-Canadian Champion, Bantamweight, 1925; Lightweight 1929,  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1929
11732 A0364 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Judy Moss Received These Medals In 3 Metre Diving In The British Empire Games In Hamilton, Ontario.,  Diving ▪ Medals ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1934
11733 A0364 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Judy Moss Received This Trophy From The Winnipeg Winter Club In Recognition Of Winning The Gold Medal In The British Empire Games 3 Metre Diving Championship.  Diving ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Trophies ▪ Women 1934
11731 A0364 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Judy Moss, Canadian Diving Champion, Arrives Home From British Empire Games Held In Hamilton, On  Diving ▪ Personalities ▪ Railways ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1934
11730 A0364 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Judy Moss, Canadian Diving Champion, Won A Gold Medal In 3 Metre Diving In The British Empire Games In Hamilton, On  Diving ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1934
22527 A0746 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Judy Moss, Diving Champion, Inducted Into The Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame 1980.,  Diving ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1980
11406 A0354 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Judy Moss.,  Diving ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Women  
26405 A0886 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Kas Vidruk Played Football For The Winnipeg Blue Bombers From 1942 - 1943 And Again In 1952 - 1956 And Montreal Alouettes From 1948 - 1951. He Was Born Oct. 6, 1925 In Lithuania. He Taught High School For 3 Years And Then Became Supervisor Of Physical Education In The Norwood School Division For 3 Years. He Then Lectured At The University Of Manitoba For One Year Before Being Named The Assistant Director Of Physical Education For Winnipeg School Division #1. When He Retired In 1986 He Held The Position Of Coordinator Of Physical Education For The Winnipeg School Division. She Was Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame In 1987  Football ▪ Lithuanians ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1987
3231 A0104 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Kathie Mcintosh-1st Person To Swim Lake Wpg From Grand Marais To Winnipeg Beach. Her Time: 16 Hours 42 Min.  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Swimming ▪ Women 1955
26408 A0886 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Keith Carter Was Manitoba'S Outstanding Male Gymnast. By 1972 He Had Collected 2 Of His 6 Consecutive Western Canada Titles And Was The Best Tumbler In Canada. He Placed 3rd In The Canadian Gymnastic Championships Also In 1972. He Then Had A 7 Year String Of Victories In Regional Gymnasiums. He Joined The Ranks Of The Canadian National Team In 1973. He Also Extended His Control To Include A Round Of Victories In Interscholastic Competitions In Canada And The Usa. In 1974 He Was Chosen U Of Manitoba'S Choice For Athlete Of The Year. He Also Ruled The National Circuit Winning The Canadian Men'S Crown As Well As The Ciau Championships. Internationally He Competed In China And The Bulgaria World Championships As Well As The Russia - China Tour Of Canada. In 1975 In Addition To His Second Consecutive Ciau Title Keith Placed 1st In Vault And Floor In Both The Romanian And Hungarian Tournaments. In The 1976 Olympics He Placed 18th Out Of 121 Competitors Ranking Above His Canadian Team Members. For Gymnastic Excellence He Was Awarded By Winnipeg The Fig Pin, A Symbol For Gymnasts Who Achieve 9.0 Or Better In Each Event. No Sooner Than The Flame Of The Xxi Olympiad Extinguished Keith Retired From Competition. In 1983 The Keith Carter Award Was Established To Honour Outstanding Achievement By A Manitoba Male Gymnast. He Was Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame In 1987  Gymnastics ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1987
2990 A0097 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Ken Aseltine, Canadian Champion Broad Jump And Pole Vault 1924 Broad Jump And Triple Jump 1926  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1935
3213 A0104 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Ken Buckboro-Canadian Champion, 100 Yards Back Stroke,  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Swimming 1947
11751 A0364 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Ken Watson As Chief Long Slide At The Alberta Brier  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1959
11749 A0364 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Ken Watson, As Chief Long Slide At The Alberta Brier Rink With Canadian Curling School. Champions At Calgary, Ab, Including Herb Olson And Barry Coleman  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1959
11745 A0364 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Ken Watson, Curling Champion  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1949
11747 A0364 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Ken Watson, Curling Champion, Illustrating Delivery Of Rock At Strathcona Curling Club Clubrooms  Clubs ▪ Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1949
22517 A0746 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Ken Watson, Curling Champion, Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame 1980  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1980
11739 A0364 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Ken Watson, Curling Champion, Was Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame In 1980  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1949c
11744 A0364 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Ken Watson, Curling Champion, With A Young Curler  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1949
11743 A0364 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Ken Watson, Curling Champion, With Grant Watson At The Strathcona Club Rooms  Clubs ▪ Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1949
11746 A0364 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Ken Watson, Grant Watson, Charlie Scrymgeour, Lyle Dyker At The Strathcona Rink, Showing Old Style Clock Scoreboard. Arrows Were Black And Red For Rock Handle Colour Designation. Round Marker Signifies End  Clubs ▪ Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Timepieces ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1943
11719 A0363 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Ken Watson, Skip Of Strathcona Rink. Winners Of Macdonald Brier, 1936, 1942, 1949. Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame March 27, 1980  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1936c
3049 A0099 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Kenneth "Ken" Reardon, Nhl All-Star Defenceman, 1947 & 1950 With Montreal Canadiens. Ken Reardon Was Born In Winnipeg On April 1, 1921. The Montreal Canadiens Took Him On When He Was Only 19 Years Old. He Volunteered For The Canadian Overseas Army And While In Canada Played For The Ottawa Commandos Who Won The Allan Cup. Then He Played Hockey Overseas And Rejoined The Montreal Canadiens In 1945 -1946. He Made 4 All-Star Teams When Playing With The Canadiens. He Received Many Injuries During His Playing Career Mainly Because Of This Fearless Play. After Retiring From Active Hockey He Served As Asistant Manager Director To Frank J. Selke Of The Canadien Arena Company And Visited Many Areas On Behalf Of Hockey And Did Much Good For The Sport  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Uniforms 1950
26402 A0886 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Kenny Ploen Played For Eleven Seasons With The Winnipeg Blue Bombers In Six Grey Cup Games. He Won Four Of Them As Quarterback. He Was Inducted Into The Canadian Football Hall Of Fame; Then The Winnipeg Blue Bomver Hall Of Fame (A Charter Member); And The Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame In 1987. He Was Born In Lost Nation, Iowa He Played For The U. Of Iowa, In 1957 He Played In The Rose Bowl Game For The Hawkeyes And Later That Year He Was The Quarterback For The Blue Bombers In The Grey Cup. He Played Quarterback, Safety, And Running Back. Ken Ploen And His Wife Janet Settled In Winnipeg And Still Live In Winnipeg (In 2002). He Is An Outstanding Citizen And Community Presence. Charcoal Drawing By Carla Feeny  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1987
3362 A0108 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Knox Church Football Club (L- R): (Back Row Standing) K. Sutherland, Manager; W. Bruce, Executive; C.A. Hill, Vice President; D. Sutherland, Executive; G.B. Joslin, President. (3rd Row Standing) W. Watt, Vice Captain; J. Mcrae; J. Tennent; A. Ross; R. Turnbull; W. Walker. (2nd Row Sitting) R. Sneddon; Rev. F.D. Dival,Dd Hon. President; L.A. Johnson; G. Sutherland, Captain; H.B. Middleton; Rev. R.S. Laidlaw, Dd Hon. President; D. Mcbeath. (Front) W. Young; C.E. Brown; W.J. Mcrae. Trophies In Photo: Walkey Cup City Church Championship, Charity Cup City Championship And The Ashdown Cup. Note The Baby In The Photo (Mascot?).  Personalities ▪ Soccer ▪ Sports ▪ Trophies 1923
3363 A0108 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Knox Church Football Club. P.R. & L.A. League Champions.,  Soccer ▪ Sports 1924
3384 A0109 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Knox Church Football Team (L- R): (Back Row) P. Morrison; M. Mcbride; D. Sutherland; T.D. Thompson; J. Wilding; J. Meikle; H. Campbell. (Middle Row) K. Sutherland; K. Williamson; Rev. F.B. Duval; T. Sutherland; Rev. D.M Solandt; K. Sutherland; W.D. Thompson. (Front Row) J. Watson; G. Sutherland; A.G. Taylor; J. Sutherland; W. Watt. Insets: K.J. Johnson; T.A. Forster; C.A. Hill  Personalities ▪ Soccer ▪ Sports ▪ Trophies ▪ Uniforms 1911-1912
3385 A0109 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Knox Church Football Team (L- R): Back Row: R. Brough, J.A. Shearer, R.M. Fisher, D. Sutherland, J. Watson, T. Sutherland. Second Row: G. Simpson, J. Matthew, K. Williamson, J. Sutherland, A. Taylor, K. Sutherland. ( Third Row): T.D. Thompson, K. Sutherland, Rev. F.B. Duval, Rev. D.M. Solandt, H.B. Duckworth. Front Row: J. Bathgate, W.Watt, C.A. Hill. Inset: Unidentified  Personalities ▪ Soccer ▪ Sports 1914
11414 A0355 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     L. Tessman, Short Stop & Manager, Express Senior Baseball Club. Winnipeg, Mb  Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1924
11412 A0355 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     L. Vineberg, Third Base, Express Senior Baseball Club, Winnipeg, Mb  Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1924
3361 A0108 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Ladies Hockey Team At Binscarth, Mb  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Towns ▪ Uniforms ▪ Women 1916
23550 A0787 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Laliberte Rink. (L- R): Jane (Laliberte) Arnott, Lead; Corinne (Laliberte) Peters, 2nd; Christine (Pidzarko) More, 3rd; Connie Laliberte, Skip. Winners Of The Ladies' World Curling Championships In Perth, Scotland. Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame November 17, 1984  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1984
40164 A1344 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Laurie Cohen Was Inducted Into The Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame November 4, 1989. From 1922 To 1928 He Was Top Sprinter At The Winnipeg High School Meets. In 1923, He Won And Set Records In 100 And 200 Yard Events At Western Canada Inter University Meet In Saskatoon After Winning The Manitoba Championship In These Two Events. From 1923 To 1931 He Won Every Race He Entered In Manitoba Championships, Except One  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1989
3009 A0097 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Laurie Cohen, Canadian Champion 100 Yards 1923&24 Canadian Champion 220 Yards 1924  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1924
22505 A0746 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Leible Hershfield, All Round Athlete, Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame 1981.,  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1981
3268 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Leo Cholakis-Canadian Midget Champion,  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports 1946
3162 A0102 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Les Lear, Canadian Who Played 4 Seasons In Nfl With Cleveland Rams; 1945 Nfl Champs. Coached Calgary To Undefeated Grey Cup Season In 1948, Played With Grey Cup Champs Winnipeg In 1941  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1945
3247 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Lindsay Gauld Canadian Juvenile Champion Speedskater 1962, Intermediate Champ 1965, Also A Competitive Cyclist Who Competed At The 1972 Olympics In Munich  Cycling ▪ Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports 1965
3058 A0099 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Lorne 'Baldy' Northcott Nhl All-Star With Montreal Maneons 1933  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1933
3153 A0102 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Lorne 'Boom Boom' Benson, With The Winnipeg Blue Bombers, Scored 6 Touchdowns In Playoff Game Against Saskatchewan Roughriders, October 28, 1953  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1953
3060 A0099 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Lorne Chabot Nhl All- Star 1935 Vezina Trophy Winner 1935 Played With New York Rangers, Toronto, Montreal & Chicago  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1935
3330 A0107 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Lorne Smith, Winner Double-Blade Junior Singles Ccao Regatta 1953, Winner Double-Blade Singles Aca Regatta 1955  Personalities ▪ Rowing ▪ Sports 1953
3249 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Louise Trudel-Canadian Midget Girls Champion,  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1947
3329 A0107 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Lundie Lyall (Left) & Doug Groff, Winner Senior & Intermediate Single-Blade Tandem Ccao Regatta.  Personalities ▪ Rowing ▪ Sports 1937
11742 A0364 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Lyle Watson, Charlie Read, Ken Watson, Reg Stone, British Columbia Skip In Background  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1949
3197 A0103 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Mac Braden, Great Strategist, Thistle Club. (L - R): F. Roy, Lead; W.E.Ellerby, 2nd; F.L. Cassidy, 3rd; Braden, Skip. Winner Grand Aggregate 1906, 1907, 1911, 1912, 1913 & 1915 Sharing With Bob Dunbar  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1906
11779 A0365 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Macdonald Brier Competition In Ottawa- Hull. ( Manitoba'S Rep. Was Bruce Hudon'S Team). On The Ice In The Picture: Alf Phillipson (Centre Sheet With Dark Sweater), The Eventual Winner; Alberta Team Skipped By Northcott; Franklin'S Rink From Nova Scotia On The Right Hand Sheet  Curling ▪ Events ▪ Personalities ▪ Rinks ▪ Sports 1967
3269 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Mae Waite-Canadian Champion Juvenile 1946 & 47; Junior 1949,  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1949c
3099 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Manitoba Colts Xi - Dominion Junior Cricket Champs  Cricket ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1960
11766 A0365 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Manitoba Consols Champion Skip Ken Watson With Woman  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1942
11780 A0365 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Manitoba Consols Competition Champions At The 1967 Macdonald Brier In Ottawa- Hull: (L - R): D. Wright (Third), Ken Little (Second), Harry Martel (Lead), Missing Is The Skip: Bruce Hudson, All From The Strathcona Curling Club In Winnipeg  Curling ▪ Events ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1967
11768 A0365 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Manitoba Curling Champion (L- R): Ken Watson, Grant Watson, Lyle Dyker, Charlie Scrymgeour. There Was No Macdonald Brier Competition That Year And Not In 1944 Nor1945, Due To Ww Ii  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Trophies 1943
11770 A0365 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Manitoba Curling Champions Of 1942 And 1943, Winners Of Dingwall Trophy. Left To Right: Ken Watson (Skip), Grant Watson, Lyle Dyker, Charlie Scrymgeour  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Trophies 1945
11771 A0365 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Manitoba Curling Champions Of 1949, Winners Of Birks Event. (L - R): Ken Watson, Grant Watson, Lyle Dyker, Charlie Read  Curling ▪ Events ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1949
11769 A0365 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Manitoba Curling Champions With Eatons Event, Birks Event, And Aggregate Trophies Won That Year. (L - R: Ken Watson, Grant Watson Lyle Dyker, And Charles Scrymgeour  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Trophies 1943
3382 A0109 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Manitoba Football Association Officials, Holders Of Connaught Cup 1913-1919. (L- R): (Top Row) W. Gibson, Exec.; A. Moss, Exec.; A.R. Watt, Exec.; M. Hutchison, Exec.; J. Miller, Exec. (Middle Row) W. Sinclair, Exec.; D. Macneil, Secretary; D.W. Roy, Vice Pres.; J. Easton, Pres.; T.C. Johnstone, Vice Pres.; J. Leadsham, Treasurer; S. Larkin, Exec. (Bottom Row) H.W. Scrymgeour, Exec.; J. Wilkie, Exec.; The Connaught Cup; A.K. Sutherland, Exec.; K. Sutherland, Exec. R.S.N. Couch , Exec  Associations ▪ Personalities ▪ Soccer ▪ Sports ▪ Trophies 1919
3118 A0101 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Manitoba Intercollegiate Track And Field Champions. Back Row (L- R): W.C. Shearer; D.J. Allen; D.G. Potter; H. Eaton. B.W. Broatch. Front Row (L- R); E.R. Siddall, Individual Champion, Winner Of The High Jump And Shot Put; C.I. Jamieson, Winner Of 100 And 220 Yard; Prof. Tier, Honarary President; J.F. Campbell, Captain, Winner Of Low Hurdles; P.N. Murray, Manager; A.J. Gunn; K.C. Blair, Winner 440 Yards, 1/2 Mile And Mile, Co-Winner Individual Champ With Siddall  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field ▪ Trophies ▪ Uniforms ▪ Universities 1910
11767 A0365 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Manitoba Skip Ken Watson Receiving 1942 Macdonald Brier Championship Trophy  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Trophies ▪ Women 1942
3082 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Manitoba Trapshooters Standing L - R: Gaudar, Fairburn, Kirkby, Dr Steele, M. Soper, Joe Lemon, Morley Ferguson, Charlie Graham, Jack Allan & Dan Bain In Front Fred Scott, Frank Simpson, Dan Baldwin, Charlie Wellband, Jim Cadham, M Putnam  Personalities ▪ Shooting ▪ Sports 1899
3038 A0098 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection Gauchen Gentzel   Manitoba Varsity Hockey Club, University of Manitoba Senior Hockey Champions of Canada, winners of the Allan Cup.  Top row (left to right): Jack Hughes, Coach; O.T. Anderson, President; W. Adamson, Manager; Walter Robinson, Trainer. Middle row (left to right): Ward Mcvey, Defence; Blade Watson, Left Wing; Leo Collins, Forward; Gerry Williamson, Defence. Bottom row (left to right): Jack St. John, Forward; Andy Blair, Centre; Art Puttee, Goal; Jack Piddock, Forward; Gordon Mckenzie, Right Wing.  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Universities 1928
22525 A0746 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Manitoba'S Don Duguid'S World Curling Champions, Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame 1981  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1981
11741 A0364 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Marcella Watson With Her Husband, Ken Watson, When He Arrived Home In Winnipeg After Winning The Brier In Hamilton, On  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1949
3261 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Margaret Crossland-Ladies Singles Champion 1957,58 & 59,  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1958
3266 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Marilyn Johnson-Canadian Champion, Midget 1949; Juvenile 1951; Junior 1953; Intermediate 1954  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1953c
3233 A0104 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Marjorie (Lee) Francis-Canadian Champ 220 Yards Free-Style, 1931,  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Swimming ▪ Women 1931
23545 A0786 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Marjorie Edey. Winner Of Charleswood Golf & Country Club Championship 36 Times. Winner Of Manitoba Amateur Championship From 1946 - 1951; Manitoba Senior Championship From 1962 - 1965; Winnipeg City & District Championships From 1948 - 1951; Member Of Senior Provincial Team 1973 - 1975. Died March 27, 1981 At Age 66 Years  Golf ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1984
3006 A0097 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Mary Godard, Canadian Intermediate Champion 600 Metres, And Running Broad Jump  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field ▪ Women 1941
3007 A0097 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Mary Pitts, Canadian Record 12.4 Sec Women'S Intermediate 100 Metres June 24, 1936. Canadian Champion Broad Jump 1936  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field ▪ Women 1936
23596 A0789 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Mary Rose (Thacker) Temple. Figure Skating Champion. Canadian Junior Champion At Age 14 Yrs In 1937. Canadian Senior Champion In 1939 -1940 & 1941. North American Champion In 1939 & 1941. Winner Of Velma Springstead Award As Canada'S Outstanding Athlete Of The Year 1939 - 1941. Selected For Olympic Team For 1940 Helsinki Games Which Were Postponed Due To World War Ii. Died In July 1983 At Age Of 61  Skating ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1984
3270 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Mary Rose Thacker-N American Champ, Womens Singles 1939 & 41,  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1940c
52331 A1587 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Maureen Dowds, Born In Whitehorse, Yukon, 3 July 1948. Moved To Goderich, On, In 1959 And Began Her Track And Field Career In High School In 1963. Moved To Winnipeg In 1965, Where She Dominated In Her Sport At St. James Collegiate. In 1968 And 1969 She Was The Only Woman To Be Named As University Of Manitoba'S Female Athlete Of The Year In Consecutive Years. Won A Bronze Medal At The Pan American Games In Winnipeg 1967. From 1969 - 1974 She Retired From Competition. In 1975 She Set A Canadian Record At The Pan American In Mexico City Of 16.46 Meters. This Record Has Survived As Manitoba Record Until 1987. She Was Inducted Into The Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame Nov 5, 1988  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field ▪ Women 1988, November 5
3281 A0106 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Maurice Camyre, Canadian Welterweight Champ 1935 & 1936. Member 1936 Olympic Team  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1936
3000 A0097 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Max Kantor, Canadian Champion 100 Yards  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1938
57876 A1770 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Members Of The Winnipeg Bicycle Club. Manitoba Champions 1895-1896. (L- R): J. Scott, “Dan” Bain, And G.W. Griffith  Bicycles ▪ Clubs ▪ Cycling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1895
41623 A1398 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Merv Deckert, Born March 9, 1949. Graduate Of The University Of Manitoba With B Sc In 1972. In1984, Won World Handball Championship, Was Named Manitoba'S Athlete Of The Year, And Earned The 7th Of His 8 Canadian Open (And Closed) Titles. Has Won Just About Every Championship In Canada And The Usa. Inducted Into The Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame November 15, 1986. Photo From A Charcoal Drawing By Carla Feeny  Handball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1986 November
3056 A0099 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Mervin "Red" Dutton, President Of The Nhl From 1943 To 1946. Played For Winnipegs In 1920. "Red" Dutton Was Born In Russell, Mb., On July 23, 1898, But Most Of His Early Hockey Was In Calgary. He Was In World War I Where His Legs Were Badly Injured. He Returned In 1919 And Turned Professional With Calgary In 1921. He Played With Calgary Against The Canadiens In The Stanley Cup Round In 1924. He Was Signed Two Years Later To A Montreal Maroon Contract And Stayed With Them Until 1930. Then He Went To The New York Americans. In 1936 He Took Over The Management And Coaching And Retired From Hockey When The Americans Ceased To Operate In 1942. In 1943, Dutton Was Acting President Of The Nhl, And In 1943 The President. At The End Of The 1945 Season He Retired To His Contracting Business. He Is A Member Of The Hockey Hall Of Fame Selection Committee  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1920
3263 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Mike Goodman, Canadian Senior Champion.,  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports 1922
11717 A0363 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Mike Goodman, Left Wing Member Of The Winnipeg Falcons Hockey Team. Winner Of Allan Cup And 1920 Olympics. Team Was Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame. March 27, 1980  Hockey ▪ Sports 1920
3138 A0101 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Molson Canadians-1967 Can Sr Mens Fastball Champions,1968 World Finalists  Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1967
3042 A0098 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Monarch Hockey Club, Winners Of Allan Cup 1915 And The Pattison Trophy, Amateur Champions Of Canada 1914 - 1915. Top Row (L- R): Carl Stewart, Treasurer; R.A.C. Manning, Executive; F.P.H. Marples, President; F.B. Ferguson, Secretary. Middle Row (L- R): Tommy Murray, Goal; Reg Hay; Fred Maxwell; Alex Irvin, Captain; Dick Irvin; Stan Marples; Clem Laughlin. Bottom Row (L- R): Del Irvine; Walter Robertson, Trainer; Frank Cadham; Harry Stewart, Goal  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1915
3043 A0098 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Monarchs, Memorial Cup Winners  Hockey ▪ Sports 1937
23620 A0789 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Morris Lukowich & Willy Lindstrom Of Winnipeg Jets Hockey Team At Winnipeg Arena.  Arenas ▪ Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1980-1981
3092 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Mrs. J.A. Rogers, Winner Canadian Ladies Open Golf Championship  Golf ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1937
3055 A0099 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Murray Murdoch Nhl 'Iron Man' Played Every Game (508 League & 55 Playoff) For New York Rangers From 1927 To 1937  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1932c
11420 A0355 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     N. Mooney, Catcher, Express Senior Baseball Club. Winnipeg, Mb  Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1924
11665 A0362 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     National Football Assoc Annual Meeting At St. Charles Hotel, Winnipeg  Associations ▪ Football ▪ Hotels ▪ Sports ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1946
11664 A0362 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     National Football Assoc. Annual Meeting At St. Charles Hotel, Winnipeg. Charlie Barbour, Speaker  Associations ▪ Football ▪ Hotels ▪ Sports ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1946
3360 A0108 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     National Football Team (L- R): (Standing) J. Connachan, Coach; P. Gillette; D. Mckay; L. Tallbrook; J. Mcqueen; J. Milligan; S. Milligan; L. Smith, President. (In Front) W. Gibson; J. Hart; W. Mcqueen; A. Finnie; A. Kelly  Personalities ▪ Soccer ▪ Sports 1924, September
3318 A0107 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     North American Senior Fours Champs At The N A A O Regatta At Pullman, Ill. From The Winnipeg Rowing Club . (L- R): H. Garwood Bow; J. H. Turnbull, No.2; A.C.L. Fox, No.3, George F. Galt, Stroke  Personalities ▪ Rowing ▪ Sports 1889
3119 A0101 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     North End Athletic Assoc. Winners One-Mile Relay Dominion Championship 1909. Back Row L To R: George Douglas, Trainer; Joseph Fahey, Pres; Fred Marples, Sec; Front Row H.A. Marples, Leo Warde, R Derbyshire, And F.W. Marples Jr  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1909
3120 A0101 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Norwood Lawn Bowling Club, Canadian Champs (L- R): George Binnie, Lloyd Sommerville, Bill Calder, Skip, & Dave Binnie  Bowling ▪ Lawns ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1958
3175 A0103 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Norwood St. Boniface Legionnaires,  Football ▪ Sports  
3355 A0108 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Norwood Wanderers - Winners Of Connaught Cup, Senior Champs Of Canada,  Soccer ▪ Sports 1913
3381 A0109 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Norwood Wanderers Football Club. (L- R): (Top Row) W. Mcfarlane; W. Inness; A. Mcrobie; C. Morris; F. Cooke. (Second Row) G. Gardner; A. Simpson; F. Rogers; H. Mcmasters; K. Sutherland; R. Bennett. (Third Row) H. Sutherlalnd; D. Sutherland, Captain; T. Berry, Hon. Pres.; P. Thacker, Pres.; W. Bradshaw; S. Sadler. (Fourth Row) E.V. Williams; E.A. Billing, Secretary; The Bell Cup; The Winnipeg & District Cup; The Jimmy Cup; J.C. Dunbar, Treasurer; W. Mayson. (Middle Of Photo Under Trophies) B. Mcrobie, Life Member. (Fifth Row) W. Sanders; W. Watt; J. Steele; B. Shoobert; G. Mcintosh; A. Agger. (Bottom Row) G. Sutherland; A. Shoobert; K. Sutherland S. Airey; S. Corner; J. Shaw  Personalities ▪ Soccer ▪ Sports ▪ Trophies ▪ Uniforms 1912
11399 A0354 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Official Football Programme (Program). All Scots Versus Manitoba At Carruthers Park  Documents ▪ Football ▪ Programs ▪ Soccer ▪ Sports 1921, July 1
11400 A0354 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Official Souvenir Programme (Program). Grand Football Match Between Charlton Athletic The Wonder Team Of England & Manitoba Select At Carruthers Park  Documents ▪ Football ▪ Programs ▪ Soccer ▪ Sports 1937, June 19
11720 A0364 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Oldest Native Inuit (Eskimos) In Baker Lake Area, Nt  Costumes ▪ Eskimos ▪ Inuit  
3132 A0101 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Olive Bend, Pitcher Rockford Peaches In All American Girls Pro Baseball League 1943, 1945 & 1946. She Was Born Poplar Point, Mb  Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1945
41632 A1398 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Olive Little (Nee Bend) Lived Most Of Her Life In Poplar Point, Mb. Won Provincial Ball Title In Manitoba And Saskatchewan In The Same Year. Started Her Career In 1937 During World War Ii. Moving To Winnipeg Cuac Club, She Continued Setting Records In The League During 1940. Pitched Four No-Hitters While With Rockfield, Ill. "Peachers" During World War Ii, And Was Selected To The All-Star Team That Played At Wrigley Field, Chicago. Married George Little In 1943 And Ended Her Professional Baseball Career In 1945 When George Was Discharged From The Canadian Army. She Was Inducted Into The Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame November 16, 1985  Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1985, November
3131 A0101 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Ollie Hyndiuk, Canadian Five Pin Bowling Champ  Bowling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1955
3306 A0106 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Pat Picciano, Alias 'Patsy Bachant', Canadian Bantam Weight Champ,  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Wrestling 1915
3075 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Paul Bennett Canadian Champion; Singles, 1920; Men'S Doubles, With George D. Holmes 1919, With F.W. Lestikow 1920; Mixed Doubles, With Genevieve Maxwell, 1920  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Tennis 1920
3299 A0106 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Paul Chyzy-Canadian Light Middleweight Champ,  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1953
3284 A0106 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Paul Dyzandra-Canadian Middleweight Champ,  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1939
3286 A0106 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Paul Frederickson, Canadian Featherweight Champ 1927; Cdn Lightweight Champ 1931 & 1933  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1927c
2981 A0097 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Per Thorsen Canadian Gymnastic Champion 1931, Horizontal Bar 1930,  Gymnastics ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1916
3305 A0106 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Percy Buzza, Canadian Professional Flyweight Champ,  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1921
3310 A0106 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Peter Kawulia-Canadian Featherweight Champ,  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1953
3053 A0099 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Petersfield Hockey Team. Top Row (L- R): Fred Foord; Avery Hugret; Coach Mcmillian; Frank Curston; Curly Foord. Bottom Row (L- R): George Sinclair; Stan Sage; Leslie Sinclair; John Veitch; Bob Eden  Equipment ▪ Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Trophies ▪ Uniforms 1928
9983 A0312 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Petrel Baseball Club With The Brown And Armstrong Cup. Back Row (L- R): George Switzer, Pitcher; Joe Switzer; George Oliver; W. Kennedy; Harry Switzer, Short Stop, Captain. Middle Row (L- R): J. Mcintosh, Left Field, Sec. Treas; R. Mclean, 2nd President; M. Collins, President; J. Sharp, Vice President. First Row (L- R): J. Collins (Mascot, A Young Boy); F. Mckinnon, 1st Base, J. Thompson, Cf; C. Titus, Catcher; W. Barber, 2nd Base  Baseball ▪ Children ▪ Equipment ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Trophies ▪ Uniforms 1904
3014 A0098 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Portage And District Terriers, Dominion Junior Hockey Champions, Winners Of Memorial Cup. Top Row (L- R): Bill Gooden; Wally Stefaniw; Jack Mcdonald, Captain; Gordon Bell, Goal; Joe Bell; Lin Bend; Bobby Love. Third Row (L- R): Jack Bend, Manager; George Jones, President; Addie Bell, Coach. Second Row (L- R): Ed Calder, Executive; Sam Green, Executive; G.G.Grigg, Executive; Bert Wynne, Vice President; Lindsay Mcdougall, Trainer: Jim W. Cooke, Executive; James Hamilton, Executive. Bottom Row (L- R): Don Campbell; Jack O' Reilly; Bill Heindl, Bud Ritchie; Lloyd Smith; Bryan Bell, Mascot. Trophies Shown: Memorial Cup, Mitchell Copp Trophy, Abbott Cup, And Turnbull Cup  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Trophies 1942
3016 A0098 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Portage Terriers 1972-73, Centennial Cup Champions Of Canada. Standing (L- R): Max Trigg, Trainer; Bill Calder; Doug Wood; John Hewit; Glenn Miller; Warren Remple; Bill Robertson, Coach; Muzz Mcpherson; Randy Penner; Dean Magnus; Frank Leswick; Al Hilton; Don Arthur; Bob Miller, Equipment Manager; Harry Kinczylo. Kneeling (L- R): Randy Hextall; Scott Hetherington; John Memryk; Grant Farncombe; Ty Langton; Richard Christie; George Miller; Dan Bonar  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1972-1973
3083 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Provencher School Army Cadet Rifle Team, British Empire Champions (L- R): R Pelletier, Raymond Duguay, Allan Maingby, Henry Decuypere, Elmer Sokolowski  Personalities ▪ Shooting ▪ Sports 1950
11762 A0365 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Provincial Champions From New Brunswick At 1942 Brier Competition : D.P. Connolly, J.E.Connolly, J.A. Kennah, A.E. Landry From Bathhurst  Curling ▪ Events ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1942
11763 A0365 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Provincial Champions From Prince Edward Island’S Charlottetown Curling Club At The 1942 Brier Competition: D.M. Gass, W.R. Cruikshank, H.L.Sear, R.R. Bell  Curling ▪ Events ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1942
11764 A0365 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Provincial Curling Champions From Saskatchewan’S Rosetown Curling Club : J.E. Franklin, F.V. Heartwell, J.D.Lang, J.H. Sansom  Curling ▪ Events ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1942
21618 A0713 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     R. James (Jim) Speers - Horse-Racing. In1922 He Introduced Para-Mutual Wagering In Manitoba. In 1924 Built Whittier Park In Winnipeg. In1925 Built Polo Park Racetrack In Winnipeg And Established The Prairie Thoroughbred Breeders Association And Built Chinook Park In Calgary. He Was The First Canadian Breeder Of Thoroughbreds That Were Winners Of More Than $1,000,000 On Racetracks In North America. In 1966 He Was Elected To Canada'S Sports Hall Of Fame. Photo Is From A Newspaper Clipping Headed "14 Likely To Start In Polo Park Handicap".  Associations ▪ Horse Racing ▪ Newspapers ▪ Personalities ▪ Racetracks ▪ Sports 1930, August 29
21619 A0713 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     R. James Jim Speers. Charcoal. Photo From A Drawing. (See A0713-21618).,  Horse Racing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1940c
21622 A0714 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     R. James Jim Speers. Horse Racing Promoter. Charcoal Drawing By Carla Feeny, Winnipeg. (See A0713-21618),  Horse Racing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1983, November
3209 A0104 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     R. James Speers, Leading Canadian Breeder Of Thoroughbreds In 1939, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950 & 1951  Costumes ▪ Horse Racing ▪ Horses ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1950c
11413 A0355 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     R. Packy Mcfarlane, Left Field, Express Senior Baseball Club, Winnipeg, Mb  Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1924
52332 A1587 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     R.A. "Sam" Fabro, Born 8 Dec. 1920 In Udine, Italy. Came To Winnipeg, Mb, As A Child. His Career Includes: Junior Winnipeg Rangers Memorial Cup, 1940 - 1941 (Hockey); Chairman Of Baseball, Pan American Games, Winnipeg, 1967; Blue Bombers Order Of Merit 1988; Chairman Of The Manitoba Hockey Hall Of Fame And Manitoba Marathon Foundation, 1984 - 1988; Chairman Of The Manitoba Sports Hallof Fame, 1982 - 1988; Chairman Of The Marathon 1978 - 1984. Inducted Into The Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame November 5, 1988. Portrait By Carla Feeny  Personalities ▪ Sports 1988, November 5
3380 A0109 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     R.J. Whitla & Co. Ltd. Football Club, Winners Of Mercantile League Championship. (L- R): (Back Row) B. Cuddy, Secretary; D.E. Hyslop, Spare; A.B. Betts, Fullback; D.B. Boyd, Goal; John Easton, Vice Pres.; T. M. Browning, Pres.; R.C. Cooper, Right Forward; J. Salmon, Fullback And Captain; W.E. Roscoe, Trainer. (Middle Row) W. Batkin, Halfback; T.S. Straithairn, Centre Forward; E.S. Binns, Hon. Vice Pres.; D.K. Elliott, Hon. Pres.; Jos. Clark, Hon. Vice Pres.; C. Fargey, Spare; A.W. Graham, Left Forward. (Front Row) J. Mcdonald; R. Mcinnes; J. O'Loan  Personalities ▪ Soccer ▪ Sports ▪ Trophies ▪ Uniforms 1909
3393 A0110 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     R.J. Whitla & Co. Ltd. Football Club. Champions Of Winnipeg Mercantile League 1912 And 1913. (Names On Photo)  Soccer ▪ Sports 1912-1913
3212 A0104 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Rachel Grimshaw-100 Yards Free Style Participant In 1920 Olympics,  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Swimming ▪ Women 1920
3303 A0106 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Red Carr-Canadian Professional Welterweight Champion,  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1926
3151 A0102 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Reg Threlfall, Coach Wpg Blue Bombers, Grey Cup Champions 1939 & 1941  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1941
11438 A0355 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Regina Vics, Western Senior Champs, Versus Toronto Granite, Eastern Champs. Allan Cup Final, Toronto, On  Hockey ▪ Sports 1923, March
3256 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Robert Boucher, Canadian Senior Champ 1963 & 1966,  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports 1966
3241 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Robert Nicholson-Canadian Junior Champ 1963, Canadian Intermediate Champ 1964,  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports 1964
3255 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Robert Nicholson. See A105-03241,  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports 1964
23599 A0789 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Robina (Higgins) Haight, Track & Field Athlete, Dominated Women'S Field Events In Canada From 1935 To 1940. Winner Of Gold Medal Javelin At British Empire Games, Sydney, Australia In 1938. Winner Of Velma Springstead Award For Canada'S Outstanding Woman  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field ▪ Women 1984
3078 A0100 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Rover Bicycle Club. Back Row (L- R): Jimmy Boswell; G.W. Riddell; Jack Mcculloch; D.B. Sprague; J.C. Thomson; W. Jackson; Bob Dunbar. Middle Row (L- R): Billy Lickhart; D.E. Adams, Secretary Treasurer; James Tees, President; T.G. Hockley. Front Row (L- ): E.H. Hebb And S.M. Mcdonald  Bicycles ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1896
3262 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Roy Mckenzie-Canadian Champion, Midget 1949; Junior 1951 & 1953; Intermediate 1954  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports 1952c
3373 A0108 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Royal Alexandra Football Club  Soccer ▪ Sports 1925
3309 A0106 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Rube Pilbeam-Canadian Featherweight Champ 1923 & 1925,  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1925
11708 A0363 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Rural Baseball Team  Baseball ▪ Sports  
11416 A0355 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     S. Karahan, 2nd Base, Express Senior Baseball Club. Winnipeg, Mb  Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1924
11422 A0355 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     S. Krosky, Trainer, Express Senior Baseball Club. Winnipeg, Mb  Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1924
11417 A0355 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     S. Penu, Right Field, Express Senior Baseball Club. Winnipeg, Mb  Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1924
3301 A0106 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Sammy Mccart-Canadian Flyweight Champ,  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1931
11428 A0355 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     School Football Team, Champions Intercollegiate League Posing With Their Trophy. Back Row (L- R): P. Hujulak, Left Wing; J. Langtry, Centre Forward; C. Wharton, Right Wing; C. Bonny, Secretary, Left Wing. Middle Row (L- R): J. Wallace, Committee; A. Kennedy, Right Wing; A. Gardner, Right Wing; J.S. Little, M.A.B.Sc. Manager; E. Johnson, Full Back; G. Little, Left Wing; F. Brown, Committee. Front Row (L- R): P.D. Harris, Ba, President; G. Holley, Right Half; C. Browne, Left Half; G.J. Reeve, Ba Centre Half, Captain; J. Farquhar, Goal; B. Greene, Full Back; E.A. Miller, Ma, Assistant Manager  Equipment ▪ Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Soccer ▪ Sports ▪ Students ▪ Trophies ▪ Uniforms 1913
11435 A0355 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Selkirk Hockey Team. Selkirk Fishermen, Champs West Canada Vs Soo Greyhounds, Champs East Canada. Alan Cup Final, Toronto, On  Hockey ▪ Sports 1924, March
3357 A0108 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Senior Fours Champs, Caao Regatta. (L- R): Ted O'Donnell, Don Rowand, Dave Dyeson And Harold Lewis  Personalities ▪ Rowing ▪ Sports 1927
3274 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Sheldon Galbraith, Coached Canadas Olympic Figure Skating Team 1952. Coached Barbara Ann Scott  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports 1952
3245 A0105 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Shirley Robson-Junior Canadian Figure Skating Champion,  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1964
3123 A0101 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Shorty Rissick, Winner Banff Dog Derby 1923, The Pas Derby 1924,  Dogs ▪ Personalities ▪ Sleds ▪ Sports 1924
22508 A0746 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Sidney Halter, Lawyer And Sports Promoter, Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame 1982.,  Judiciary ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1982
3023 A0098 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     St. Boniface Seals, Junior Hockey Champions Of Canada, Winners Of Memorial Cup. Back Row (L- R): G. Schettler, Secretary; J. Crawford, Vice President; Ed Haverstock, Trainer; Gil Paulley, Manager; Patch Couture, Forward; Bert Janke, Captain And Defence; Jack Messett, Forward; Wally Stanowsk, Defence; Fred Banker, President; C. Murchison, Vice President; M. Kryschuk, Coach; Doc Roy; F. Yedon, Assistant Trainer. Front Row (L- R): F. Nicol,Spare Goalkeeper; Hermie Gruhn, Foreward; Herb Burron,Forward; G. Gordon, Forward; Billy Reay, Bill Mcgregor, J. Simpson, Doug Webb, Goal. Front: C. Murchison Jr, Mascot  Children ▪ Equipment ▪ Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Uniforms 1938
3164 A0102 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     St. James Rams Football Club, 1963 Canadian Intermediate Champions. Front Row (L- R): Art Ladd Sr., Art Ladd Jr., Joe Martin, Marshall Quelch, Jerry Bilodeau, Wayne Hinkel, Joel Davidson, Thor Halldorson, Ron Dubinski, Norm Lampe, Bill Shields, Buddy Tinsley. Middle Row (L- R): Hap Hopkinson, George Mccloy, Telly Mercury, Jack Robinson, Bill Drozda, Brian Irwin, Martin Roy, Dick Koehler, Garry Moore, Dennis Gregory, John Hamilton, Gord Johnson, Ernie Kyliuk, Bob Welch, Earl Storey, Ken Chan Hon, Frank Macey. Back Row (L- R): Cy Gray, Artie Vandel, John Starkell, Frank Bryan, Gus Desormeaux, Bob Zloby, Doug Kippel, Bob Cipryk, Lorne Dunn, Dennis Liebrecht, Emile Moskal, Mike Wasylkiw, Hatch Badaja, John Cameron, Ron Westblake, Jim Emmonds, Bud Korchak. Missing: Barry Place  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1963
3177 A0103 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     St. James Rods, Canadian Junior Football Champs,  Football ▪ Sports 1961
3172 A0102 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     St. Vital Bulldogs, 1960 Canadian Intermediate Champions. 1st Row (L- R): Wayne Hanna, George Proctor, Ken Bochen, Norm Stapon, Peter Watt, Pat Holton (Water Boy). 2nd Row (L- R): Dick Bonnycastle, Norm Frederickson, Bob Miller, Gerry Tostawaryk, Peter Kuryk, Ray Ash, Dennis Mcdonald, Bill Hutton, Les Brown, Hal Mauthe. 3rd Row (L- R): Wally Hooper, Lionel Grant, Fred Macki, Ted Warga, Mickey Mcdonald, Walt Zapisocki, Ted Francis, Jack Soles, Don Kubish, Keith Webster. 4th Row (L- R): George Wilson, George Mallette, Rod Bower, Bill Swystun, Gerry Morlock, Al Keenan, Bill Todd, Gary Larner. 5th Row (L- R): Jack Nelson, Larry Moore, Garry Grant, Doug Gillespie, Doug Waldie, Dick Waldie  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1960
3163 A0102 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     St. Vital Bulldogs, 1962 Canadian Intermediate Champions. 1st Row (L- R): George Mallette, Gerry Tostawaryk, Ken Bochen, Pete Turko, Peter Watt, Wayne Hanna, Ted Warga, Robbie Mauthe (Water Boy). 2nd Row (L- R): Hal Mauthe (Coach), Claude Steeves, Tom Armstrong, Bill Hutton, Bob Kuryk, Norm Stapon, Ed St. Mars, Terry Bunting, Stan Unger. 3rd Row (L- R): Len Goodine, Fred Macki, Ted Francis, Mike Wasylkiw, Gerry Morlock, Bob Miller, George Dawson. 4th Row (L- R): George Wilson, George Proctor, Ted Hohtanz, Les Brown, Mickey Mcdonald, Norm Frederickson, Keith Webster, Barry Clarke, Bob Turner. 5th Row: Wally Hooper, Ted Miklichuk, Earl Simpson, Gord Mclachlan, Lionel Grant, Mo Renaud, Cliff Bochen  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1962
3165 A0102 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     St. Vital Bulldogs, 1968 Senior Football Champions. 1st Row (L- R): George Wilson (General Manager), Bob Turner, Ernie Kuzyk, Bob Kuryk, Jim Kirkness, Gerry Tostawaryk, Gary Larner, John Patterson, Gary White, Peter Watt (Head Coach). Second Row (L- R): Tim Borbridge, Bruce Pirnie, Wade Christenson, John Hill, Blair Shapansky, John Smith, Dennis Meech, Art Marche. 3rd Row (L- R): Tom Heffner, Barry Freund, George Dawson, Dave Brown, Wayne Sken, Claude Steeves, Ray Homenuik, Lonnie Powell, Henry Bryner. 4th Row (L- R): Jim Giesbrecht, Darcy Normand, Ralph Shoenfeld, Ermano Barone, Brian Smith, Tom Armstrong, Mickey Mcdonald, Ken Suffron. In Back: Gerry Morlock, Mo Renaud, Ken Simpson  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1968
3166 A0102 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     St. Vital Bulldogs, Senior Football Champions.  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1969
11401 A0354 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Staff At Fraserburgh Newspaper In Scotland. George Anderson 2nd Row, 2nd From Left.,  Journalism ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1908
52330 A1587 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Steve Patrick, Born In 1932 In Glenella, Mb. Served As Manitoba Mla From 1962-1977. Was All-Star Medal Guard For The Winnipeg Blue Bombers From 1952- 1964. Was A Member Of Four Grey Cup Championships And Played In Six Grey Cup Games. Was Team Captain For Four Years. Named To All-Canadian Team In 1957. Was Runner-Up For The Schenley Award For The Most Outstanding Western Canadian In 1957. Named Bomber Lineman Of The Year In 1957, Named To The Western All-Star Team In 1958 - 1959. Won The Tommy Lumsden Trophy For Outstanding Canadian In 1959. Was Named As One Of Twelve All-Time Great Blue Bombers Of The Half Century. Inducted Into The Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame, Nov 5, 1988  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1988, November 5
3125 A0101 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Steve Pranteau, Winner Canadian Open Championship Dog Derby,1952,1953,1954 & 1955 (The Pas),  Dogs ▪ Personalities ▪ Sleds ▪ Sports 1953c
9982 A0312 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Stinson Baseball Team. Western Manitoba Champions. Back Row (L- R): W. Olmstead (Sec. Treas); E. Strain (C.F.); A. Rogers (Lf); L. Elliott (Manager). Middle Row (L- R): R. Grant (1st Base); C. Rasmusen (2nd Base); S. Rogers (Catcher); W. Barber (Pitcher); W. Cathrea (3rd Base). Front Row: (L- R): J. Switzer (Ss); F.Olmstead (Rf).  Baseball ▪ Equipment ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Uniforms 1912
3392 A0110 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Stobart Sons & Co. Ltd. Football Team, Intermediate Champions Manitoba Football Association (L- R): (Back Row) F.C. Barnes, Sec. Treas.; L.H. Pentland, Half Back; R. Mcbeth, Half Back; C.H. Devine, Full Back. (Middle Row) A.W. Pentland, Goal; P.S. Camsell, Forward; A.C. Bulling, President; D.E. Armit, Spare; B. Stevens, Full Back. (Front Row) G.W. Pringle, Forward; B. Sinclair, Forward; S. Sinclair, Half Back; M. Cameron, Forward  Costumes ▪ Personalities ▪ Soccer ▪ Sports ▪ Uniforms 1905
3196 A0103 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Strathcona Club, Canadian Champions. (L- R): Ron Singbush; Sam Penwarden; Bill Grant; And Gordon Hudson, Skip  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1928
11757 A0365 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Strathcona Curling Club. (L- R): Grant Watson, P. Kerr, M. Mcintyre, Ken Watson (Skip)  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports  
11756 A0365 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Strathcona Curling Club. (L- R): M.D. Mcintyre, G.G. Watson, J.P. Kerr, J. Ken Watson (Skip)  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports  
11758 A0365 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Strathcona Curling Club. Grant Watson, 3rd; Forbes Thompson, Lead; Jimmy Hay, 2nd; J.K. Watson, Skip  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports  
11759 A0365 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Strathcona Curling Club. Winners Of Macdonald Memorial Trophy. Mca Bonspiel. (L- R): Ken Watson, Skip; Jimmy Grant; Grant Watson; Charley Kent, Seated  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports  
3184 A0103 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Strathcona Rink Canadian Senior Champions. Clifford Wise; Leo E Johnson, Skip; Marno Frederickson, & Fred J Smith  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1965
3202 A0103 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Strathcona Rink, Canadian Champions. (L - R): Grant Watson; C.P. Kerr; M.D. Macintyre; And Ken Watson, Skip  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1936
3199 A0103 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Strathcona Rink, Canadian Champions. (L - R): Linc Johnson, Marno Frederickson, Lawrence Stewart, And Leo Johnson, Skip  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1934
3195 A0103 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Strathcona Rink, Canadian Champions. (L- R): A.E. Lockerbie, 2nd; R.J. Gourley, Skip; Ray Stewart, Lead; Ernie Polland, 3rd  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1931
3191 A0103 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Strathcona Rink, Canadian Champions. (L- R): Jimmy Grant, Lead; Charlie Scrymgeour, 2nd; Grant Watson, 3rd; Ken Watson, Skip  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1942
3185 A0103 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Strathcona Rink, Canadian Champs. (L- R): Gordon Hudson, Skip; Bill Grant, Lead; Don Rolls, Third; Ron Singbush, Second. Three Trophies In The Photo  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Trophies 1929
3188 A0103 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Strathcona Rink, Canadian Curling Champions. (L - R): Ken Watson, Skip; Grant Watson, 3rd; Lyle Dyker, 2nd; Charlie Read, Lead  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1949
2983 A0097 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Svein Sigfusson, Canadian Champion Hammer Throw 1938 & 1948; Discus 1947; Member British Empire Games Team 1950 & 1954  Icelanders ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1950c
22498 A0746 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Svein Sigfusson, Track Champion, Inducted Into Manitoba Sports Hall Of Fame In 1982  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1982
21630 A0714 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Sylvia Burka - Lovell, Speed Skating Champion. Charcoal Drawing By Carla Feeny. Sylvia Burka Is Married To Jocelyn Lovell  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports 1983, November
3278 A0106 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     T.A.C. Akins-Canadian Champion 135lb, 1910,  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Wrestling 1910
3288 A0106 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Collection     Ted Keating-Canadian Light Heavyweight Champ,  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1933