Holtzclaw Tops Blue Jays With Smeaton Award
Shawn Holtzclaw the Craw led the Medicine Hat Blue Jays with 65 hits in 228 at bats over 59 games and earned the Smeaton Award for team MVP and June and July player of the month honors. He will attend the Toronto Farm System awards in Toronto before winter league play.
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Jays and Brewers split twinbill at Athletic Park in opener
Medicine Hat Blue Jays and Helena Brewers split a doubleheader as Helena won 6 2 after Medicine Hat took the first game 4 3. The crowd of 1 037 saw the season end for the Jays with two road games remaining.
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Dante Reid
Porras and Graham Find Home With Stampeder Victory
Calgary Stampeders defeated Hamilton Ticats 34-22 as Tom Porras added a touchdown pass and Lorenzo Graham ran for two more TDs. Porras, subbing for an injured Danny Barrett, helped Calgary break a 13-13 halftime tie and move to 5-3, two games ahead in the West. Graham added 71 rushing yards and Andre Alexander caught Porras’s TD pass as Calgary’s defense sealed the win with three interceptions.
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Stewart ties win record with 18th victory in Athletics rally
Dave Stewart became the majors first 18-game winner as Oakland defeated the New York Yankees 7-3. Parker and Weiss homered during an eight hit barrage for the A's delivering a 1½ game AL West lead over idle California. Yankees slide to fifth straight loss as other games unfold.
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