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Rick Sedgwick scored three goals to earn the South a 7-7 tie with the North on Friday, December 27 at Kenora. Wally McCheyne added two goals for southerners, and Brian Harding and Chris Juzda chipped in with singles. Bob Leguilloux scored twice for the North, who got singles from Norm Cherrey, Tom Vanrobaeys, Glen Adrian, Dennis Schick, and Chuck Arnason. The South squad saw a 3-2 first period lead change to a 5-5 tie after 40 minutes. The South got sharp goaltending from Mickey Walsh and Paul Mathieson, who combined for 37 saves. Ken McCluskey and Marcel Dubroy made 33 stops for the North Division. Lineups Each team sent three forwards and a defenseman to the game, and the two coaches, Bill Allum (North) & Murray MacPherson (South), selected two goalies and an additional defenseman. North

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  • 1969 MJHL All-Star Games
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  • Rick Sedgwick scored three goals to earn the South a 7-7 tie with the North on Friday, December 27 at Kenora. Wally McCheyne added two goals for southerners, and Brian Harding and Chris Juzda chipped in with singles. Bob Leguilloux scored twice for the North, who got singles from Norm Cherrey, Tom Vanrobaeys, Glen Adrian, Dennis Schick, and Chuck Arnason. The South squad saw a 3-2 first period lead change to a 5-5 tie after 40 minutes. The South got sharp goaltending from Mickey Walsh and Paul Mathieson, who combined for 37 saves. Ken McCluskey and Marcel Dubroy made 33 stops for the North Division. Lineups Each team sent three forwards and a defenseman to the game, and the two coaches, Bill Allum (North) & Murray MacPherson (South), selected two goalies and an additional defenseman. North
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  • Rick Sedgwick scored three goals to earn the South a 7-7 tie with the North on Friday, December 27 at Kenora. Wally McCheyne added two goals for southerners, and Brian Harding and Chris Juzda chipped in with singles. Bob Leguilloux scored twice for the North, who got singles from Norm Cherrey, Tom Vanrobaeys, Glen Adrian, Dennis Schick, and Chuck Arnason. The South squad saw a 3-2 first period lead change to a 5-5 tie after 40 minutes. The South got sharp goaltending from Mickey Walsh and Paul Mathieson, who combined for 37 saves. Ken McCluskey and Marcel Dubroy made 33 stops for the North Division. Lineups Each team sent three forwards and a defenseman to the game, and the two coaches, Bill Allum (North) & Murray MacPherson (South), selected two goalies and an additional defenseman. North Selkirk: forwards Chuck Arnason; Norm Cherrey; Ron Ramsey; and defenseman Brian Kozak Dauphin: forwards Jim Cahoon; Bob Leguilloux; Dennis Schick; and defenseman John Roy Kenora: forwards Ken George; Howie Hicks; Tom Vanrobaeys; and defenseman Ron Casey Portage: forwards Glen Adrian; Ed Larkin; Bob Saull; and defenseman Gord Halwas Goal: Ken McCluskey (Selkirk); Ron Low (Dauphin). Low replaced by Marcel Dubroy (Kenora) South Winnipeg: forwards Lanny Gregory; Brian Harding; Wally McCheyne; and defenseman Bob Winograd St. Boniface: forwards Wayne Albo; Rick Panting; Rick Sedgwick; and defenseman Terry Proctor St. James: forwards Pierre Chartier; Jim Johnston; Dave McConachy; and defenseman Rich Tathum West Kildonan: forwards Brian Howie; Milt Stevens; Mike Winchar; and defenseman John Neil Goal: Paul Mathieson (Winnipeg); Mickey Walsh (St. Boniface) Defensemen: Rick Sharp (Winnipeg); Chris Juzda replaced John Neil for West Kildonan
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