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  • Jim Goodstriker, Windspeaker Contributor, Standoff Alberta

Page R5

Big, husky Robert Bruised Head, a local home town hero, was crowned the all-around champion here July 14 at the 2nd Annual Levi Black Water Open Timed Event Championships.

The big win landed the champ a two-horse trailer home, two trophy buckles and $1,136 stuffed into his Wrangler Jeans.

The gifted 24-year-old timed-event specialist already hit the big time after…

  • Jim Goodstriker, Windspeaker Contributor, Standoff Alberta

Page R5

Big, husky Robert Bruised Head, a local home town hero, was crowned the all-around champion here July 14 at the 2nd Annual Levi Black Water Open Timed Event Championships.

The big win landed the champ a two-horse trailer home, two trophy buckles and $1,136 stuffed into his Wrangler Jeans.

The gifted 24-year-old timed-event specialist already hit the big time after…

  • Jim Goodstriker, Windspeaker Contributor, Standoff Alberta

Page R5

Big, husky Robert Bruised Head, a local home town hero, was crowned the all-around champion here July 14 at the 2nd Annual Levi Black Water Open Timed Event Championships.

The big win landed the champ a two-horse trailer home, two trophy buckles and $1,136 stuffed into his Wrangler Jeans.

The gifted 24-year-old timed-event specialist already hit the big time after…

  • Jim Goodstriker, Windspeaker Contributor, Standoff Alberta

Page R5

Big, husky Robert Bruised Head, a local home town hero, was crowned the all-around champion here July 14 at the 2nd Annual Levi Black Water Open Timed Event Championships.

The big win landed the champ a two-horse trailer home, two trophy buckles and $1,136 stuffed into his Wrangler Jeans.

The gifted 24-year-old timed-event specialist already hit the big time after…

  • Grant Bennett, Windspeaker Contributor, Vancouver

Page R4

Make way for the new kids on the block. The Prince George Lumber Kings now carry the Canadian Native Mens' Fastball Championship title.

The PG Kings took the championship away from the Vancouver Mustangs in two games, the first a 3-1 win, the second 4-1.

"The team if thrilled to win the championships," said Harley Desjarlais, team general manager. "Their new coach…

  • Grant Bennett, Windspeaker Contributor, Vancouver

Page R4

Make way for the new kids on the block. The Prince George Lumber Kings now carry the Canadian Native Mens' Fastball Championship title.

The PG Kings took the championship away from the Vancouver Mustangs in two games, the first a 3-1 win, the second 4-1.

"The team if thrilled to win the championships," said Harley Desjarlais, team general manager. "Their new coach…

  • Grant Bennett, Windspeaker Contributor, Vancouver

Page R4

Make way for the new kids on the block. The Prince George Lumber Kings now carry the Canadian Native Mens' Fastball Championship title.

The PG Kings took the championship away from the Vancouver Mustangs in two games, the first a 3-1 win, the second 4-1.

"The team if thrilled to win the championships," said Harley Desjarlais, team general manager. "Their new coach…

  • Grant Bennett, Windspeaker Contributor, Vancouver

Page R4

Make way for the new kids on the block. The Prince George Lumber Kings now carry the Canadian Native Mens' Fastball Championship title.

The PG Kings took the championship away from the Vancouver Mustangs in two games, the first a 3-1 win, the second 4-1.

"The team if thrilled to win the championships," said Harley Desjarlais, team general manager. "Their new coach…

  • Grant Bennett, Windspeaker Contributor, Vancouver

Page R4

Make way for the new kids on the block. The Prince George Lumber Kings now carry the Canadian Native Mens' Fastball Championship title.

The PG Kings took the championship away from the Vancouver Mustangs in two games, the first a 3-1 win, the second 4-1.

"The team if thrilled to win the championships," said Harley Desjarlais, team general manager. "Their new coach…

  • Grant Bennett, Windspeaker Contributor, Vancouver

Page R4

Make way for the new kids on the block. The Prince George Lumber Kings now carry the Canadian Native Mens' Fastball Championship title.

The PG Kings took the championship away from the Vancouver Mustangs in two games, the first a 3-1 win, the second 4-1.

"The team if thrilled to win the championships," said Harley Desjarlais, team general manager. "Their new coach…

  • Grant Bennett, Windspeaker Contributor, Vancouver

Page R4

Make way for the new kids on the block. The Prince George Lumber Kings now carry the Canadian Native Mens' Fastball Championship title.

The PG Kings took the championship away from the Vancouver Mustangs in two games, the first a 3-1 win, the second 4-1.

"The team if thrilled to win the championships," said Harley Desjarlais, team general manager. "Their new coach…

  • Grant Bennett, Windspeaker Contributor, Vancouver

Page R4

Make way for the new kids on the block. The Prince George Lumber Kings now carry the Canadian Native Mens' Fastball Championship title.

The PG Kings took the championship away from the Vancouver Mustangs in two games, the first a 3-1 win, the second 4-1.

"The team if thrilled to win the championships," said Harley Desjarlais, team general manager. "Their new coach…

  • Grant Bennett, Windspeaker Contributor, Vancouver

Page R4

Make way for the new kids on the block. The Prince George Lumber Kings now carry the Canadian Native Mens' Fastball Championship title.

The PG Kings took the championship away from the Vancouver Mustangs in two games, the first a 3-1 win, the second 4-1.

"The team if thrilled to win the championships," said Harley Desjarlais, team general manager. "Their new coach…

  • Grant Bennett, Windspeaker Contributor, Vancouver

Page R4

Make way for the new kids on the block. The Prince George Lumber Kings now carry the Canadian Native Mens' Fastball Championship title.

The PG Kings took the championship away from the Vancouver Mustangs in two games, the first a 3-1 win, the second 4-1.

"The team if thrilled to win the championships," said Harley Desjarlais, team general manager. "Their new coach…

  • Linda Caldwell, Windspeaker Staff Writer, Saskatoon

Page R2

The Crown's appeal of a sentencing could undermine the right of Native people to self-determination, opponents say.

Ivan Morin, 34, was sentenced to 18 months for robbery with violence, to be followed 18 months probation and community service. A Metis from Green Lake, Sask., his sentencing circle was the first for an urban area in Saskatchewan.

"We're talking self…