Russia barred from Olympics over Sochi doping scandal
The IOC bars Russia and its sports leadership from the 2018 Winter Games in South Korea. Russian athletes may compete as Olympic Athletes from Russia without flags or anthem, subject to clean tests and Putin's approval. The IOC fines Russia $15 million and suspends its Olympic Committee, with CAS potential challenges.
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Tigers rally falls short in Moose Jaw thriller
Medicine Hat Tigers nearly erased a 3-0 deficit but Brayden Burke scored the winner with 24 seconds left as Moose Jaw Warriors beat them 5-4 at Mosaic Place. Tigers goaltender Michael Bullion made 25 saves in a strong bounce-back effort after a 9-1 prior loss.
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IOC bans Russia from Pyeongchang Olympics over doping
Canadian cross country skier Devon Kershaw reacted with disbelief as the IOC barred Russia from the 2018 Winter Games in Pyeongchang for state sponsored doping at Sochi 2014. Neutrals can compete without flag or anthem, while clean athletes may still participate. Kershaw, a longtime Canadian medal hopeful, lamented lost moments and questioned IOC integrity.
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Catholic Central at Hat High Girls Basketball Doubleheader
Hat High hosts Catholic Central in a junior varsity game at 6 p.m. followed by varsity at 8 p.m. Hat High Tigers hockey also on tap as Medicine Hat Tigers meet Prince Albert Raiders at 6 p.m. on CHAT 94.5 FM.
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Nile Kinnick wins Heisman and Jamison–Bryant win big on Dec 6 1939
In 1939 Iowa star Nile Kinnick claimed the Heisman as he passed for 638 yards with 11 TDs and rushed for 374. In 1984 Martina Navratilova’s defeat ended a 74 match WTA singles streak. 1992 Jim Courier helped the US win the Davis Cup. 2000 Antawn Jamison and Kobe Bryant each scored 51 in OT thriller as Golden State beat LAL 125-122.
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