Bombers superstar Murphy into hall
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JAMES Murphy, who won three Grey Cups with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, will be inducted into the Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame on Nov. 7 at the 30th annual Induction Dinner as one of seven athletes, two builders and two teams.
The 2009 inductees will include athletes Sandi (Coghill) Anderson — fivepin bowling; Lesley (Hamerton) Divers — basketball; David Drybrough — athletics; Keith Elder — pistol shooting; Andy Hebenton — hockey; H. Sanford (Sandy) Riley — sailing; along with Murphy; builders Evelyne (Olafson) Holenski — softball and Ray Turnbull — curling; and teams 1948/49 Brandon Wheat Kings in hockey and 1972/75/76 St. Andrews Super Saints in basketball.
Tickets for the 2009 Induction Dinner go on sale on Aug. 1. Please see www.sportmanitoba.ca/events/events.php for more information.
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