Rebels batter Jim Poersch leads 14-7 win with grand slam
Jim Poersch hit a grand slam and added a solo shot as the Rebels doubled up 14-7 in senior men’s slowpitch on Tuesday. Also in slowpitch, Blue Jays defeated Crusaders 12-5. Panorama Lanes league saw Interior Tire sweep Seven Persons 13-5 and 7-6. In pee wee inline hockey Memory Lane beat Kinsmen 12-7 with five goals from Ryan Martin. Brent Pfeifer added two goals and eight assists, Christen Rose had a hat trick and an assist.
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Wutzke nets twice in Rose & Crown win in Action Trophy
Chris Wutzke scores two goals in Rose & Crown 5 2 victory over Top Pizza Tuesday. Sean Freeman Jade Eremenko and Youny Martinez add singles support while Trevor Hauk and Doug Dicks reply for Top Pizza.
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Padres Select Canadian Nicholson 27th In First Round
San Diego Padres pick Su rrey shortstop Evan Nicholson 27th overall in the MLB amateur draft making him the first Canadian ever drafted in the first round. Nicholson, 21, starred for Stetson Hatters and says a contract is likely forthcoming as San Diego aims to have him playing soon.
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Canucks Reveal Killer Whale Logo in Vancouver Debut
The Vancouver Canucks unveiled their killer whale logo and new colors in front of the Vancouver Art Gallery amid rain soaked crowds. Former stars Orland Kurtenbach Harold Snepsts and Stan Smyl modeled jerseys while captain Trevor Linden highlighted the new look. Orca Bay officials deny any plan to rename the team.
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Armstrong climbs rodeo charts in Calgary area week
Armstrong 20 from Seven Persons rises to 11th in CPRA standings after a strong weekend. He placed fourth at Grande Prairie Stampede and second at Hand Hills Stampede Craigmyle for 1357 dollars. Jory Vine, Travis Finkbeiner and others also posted notable results across events.
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Doctors remove Kelesi brain tumor in surgery
Helen Kelesi underwent a five hour operation to remove a brain tumor from her sinus area and part of the sinus bone as a preventative measure. The 27-year-old former top player, ranked No 13 in 1987, returned to tennis this year after a long layoff and will stay in hospital about seven days before resuming training.
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