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Shuffleboard group announces winners of annual Moose Jaw tourney

There were 40 participants — and many fans of the game — from across the three Prairie provinces and Arizona who attended, with many renewing long-time friendships and making new ones through the enthusiasm for the game.

MOOSE JAW — The Saskatchewan Shuffleboard Association held its annual three-day floor shuffleboard tournament in late July at the Eaton’s Centre.

There were 40 participants — and many fans of the game — from across the three Prairie provinces and Arizona, with many renewing long-time friendships and making new ones through the enthusiasm for the game.

An annual general meeting was also held, followed by a banquet. Those attending appreciated the upgraded venue, which is the largest in Saskatchewan. Many travel a shuffleboard circuit in Canada throughout the summer before heading to warmer climates to play in the winter.

Winners received pins and cash prizes in their respective events, with a large trophy being presented to the overall winner.

1st event: 

1st - Bob Street, Moose Jaw and overall winner for 3 of 4 years

2nd - Brad Sawchuk, Red Deer, AB

3rd - Jackie Street, Moose Jaw

4th - Joan Bowley, Whitewood, SK

2nd event:

1st - Pat Hall, Moose Jaw

2nd - Dale Markwart, Regina

3rd - Ken Blumhagen, Red Deer, AB

4th - Wayne Short, Moose Jaw

3rd event:

1st - Jim Klassen, Estevan

2nd - Bev Lyon, Red Deer, AB

3rd - Barry Stock, Moose Jaw

4th - Joan Lee, Erickson, MB

4th event:

1st - Kenda Tucker, Carvel, AB

2nd - Alice Archer, Regina

3rd - Shirley Wright, Plenty, SK

4th - Noreen Klassen, Estevan

This year’s 31st annual Western Canada Bob and Corinne Cobbe Classic floor shuffleboard tournament at the Timothy Eaton’s Centre was dedicated as the “Milly Schultz Memorial Tournament.”

For years, Mildred (Milly) Schultz was dedicated to Moose Jaw’s shuffleboard community and helping organize its annual tournaments, so her death late last year left a hole in many people’s hearts. That is why organizers dedicated this year’s event in her honour.

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