Edward “Eddie” Shore
After playing senior hockey for the Melville Millionaires, Eddie Shore turned professional with the Regina Capitals of the Western Canada Hockey League, and the Edmonton Eskimos of the Western Hockey League. In 1926, he was traded to the Boston Bruins. Eddie was the most exciting rushing defenseman of his day. He played on 2 Stanley [...]
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1981 Regina Rams Football Club
Accomplishments: Canadian Junior Football Champions, 1981. Left to Right: Front Row: C. Byas (ball boy), R. Jamont (ball boy), C. McGillivray (assistant trainer), J. Francis (trainer), L. Rody (equipment manager), Dr. F. Samuel (physician), D. McDougall (president), J. Zbytnuik (head coach), assistant coaches: G. Harris, C. Clark. 2nd Row: L. Antonini, C. Yurkowski, R. Bradley, [...]
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1980 Regina Rams Football Club
Accomplishments: Canadian Junior Football Champions, 1980. Left to Right: Front Row: C. McGillivray (assistant trainer), C. Byas (equipment assistant), L. Rody (equipment manager), Dr. F. Samuels (physician), D. McDougall (president), assistant coaches: G. Harris, C. Clark; J. Zbytnuik (head coach), assistant coaches: F. McCrystal; J. Francis (trainer), M. Hamilton (assistant coach). 2nd Row: D. Arsenault, [...]
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Doreen (Dredge) Wolff
Joe Griffiths saw Doreen Wolff jump 4 feet, 10 ½ inches at a high school track meet. He put spikes on her and only two weeks later she set a new junior world record, jumping 5 feet, 1 ½ inches. At an Olympic qualifying meet in Winnipeg in 1948, she tied the Canadian record jumping [...]
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Barbara Shockey-Milanese
Barbara Shockey-Milanese began swimming at six. By 14, she had set two provincial records in both the 400 and 800-metre freestyles. Although she was talented in several strokes, the 800-metre freestyle became her forte. In 1978, she placed fifth in this event at the Commonwealth Games. The same summer, she placed 9th and 11th in [...]
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Walter “Wally” Boshuck
Walter Boshuck was the president of the Saskatoon Lions Speed Skating Club at 18. Only a few years later, he was president of the provincial organization. Wally coached and started clubs across the province: North Battleford in 1952, Saskatoon and Prince Albert in 1966, and finally Moose Jaw in 1968. In addition to coaching, officiating, [...]
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