Little League and Big League Baseball Results Summary
May games across divisions show Bears and Dodgers posting wins while Cubs tie with White Sox. Major Little League features Blue Jays and Reds with a 19 to 9 score, and May 10 sees Dodgers and Blue Jays at 17 to 11. Senior league reports Cubs edging Giants 10 to 6 and Cubs drawing 13 13 with White Sox. Big League results include Roller Bros Cont. Cubs losses and Dawson Creek Cardinals wins over Legion Pirates twice.
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Victoria wins Canadian Universities Invitational Rowing Championship
University of Victoria edged six rivals to claim the Canadian Universities Invitational Rowing Championships in Montreal, sweeping four events including women's cox four, women's eight, men's cox four, and men's heavyweight eight. British Columbia won the men's lightweight eight and Toronto the men's lightweight cox four. McGill finished second hosting at Olympic Basin.
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Six records fall at national diving championships
Toronto reports a national age-group meet with Canadian records in every event. Kathy Kelemen and Mark Latreille each won their fourth golds in the 13 and 14 age group, while Jennifer McArton claimed the girls 12 and under tower title with a new mark.
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Scott Minkus
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Jennifer McArton
Tower
Mary Wadsworth
Kelly Harber
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Mark Rourke
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Gretzky Seeks Highest NHL Pay Amid Oilers Talks
Wayne Gretzky of the Edmonton Oilers aims to become the league’s highest paid, seeking about 800000 dollars annually. He notes Marcel Dionne earns 650000 with Potvin and Bossy also rumored for high pay. Gretzky wants to stay with Edmonton under current 1999 clause.
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Gretzky Wins Player Of Year In NHL Luncheon Car Gift
Wayne Gretzky accepts the player of the year honor amid focus on Edmonton Oilers future. He set an NHL scoring record with 164 points, 55 goals and 109 assists in 80 games, and praised teammate improvement while noting his team finished 14th in the regular season. Red Berenson earned coach of the year, Blake Dunlop won the Masterton Trophy, with three $500 Masterton scholarships to Minnesota high school players.
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