Medicine Hat Hosts Softball Roundup for Bantam and Midget Teams
Medicine Hat hosted a two day bantam and midget girls fastball tournament at Moose Ball Complex. Weyburn Blizzard won bantam title 5 1 over Calgary Wranglers while Calgary Vipers beat Saskatoon Selects 4 2 for midget crown. Medicine Hat placed third in both divisions.
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Medicine Hat PeeWee Panthers and GVN All-Stars Dominate Tours
Medicine Hat Moduline Panthers go undefeated and win Crossfield PeeWee D Softball Tournament. GVN All-Stars travel to Red Deer, win tournament 8-7 in rain against Calgary Southland, with Krista Gorski baserunning, Magotiaux pitching, Friedt save, and Owen catching. Panthers beat Edmonton provincial champs in final using international tiebreaker.
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Agassi Advances Amid French Open Drama
Andre Agassi outlasted Franco Squillari 4-6 6-2 6-4 1-6 6-0 in a five set French Open win as fans sparked an oncourt clash. The third seed, in peak form at 31, eyes a French final and had quarterfinal with Sebastien Grosjean looming.
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Trio named finalists for 2001 Masterton Memorial Trophy
FORWARDS Kevin Dineen Ray Ferraro and Adam Graves were named finalists for the 2001 Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy by the Professional Hockey Writers Association. The award honors sportsmanship perseverance and dedication to hockey with the winner announced at the NHL awards banquet in Toronto on June 14.
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Odjick Re-signs with Canadiens for Two Years
Montreal Canadiens re sign forward Gino Odjick to a two year contract with a team option. Odjick aged 30 joined the Habs on December 7 in a trade with the Philadelphia Flyers. He played 30 games, missed most of the season with a wrist injury and sits 11th among active players with 2 463 penalty minutes.
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Rice to suit up for NFL Raiders?
Jerry Rice was released by the 49ers and is expected to sign with the Oakland Raiders amid salary cap issues. He weighs options between the Raiders and Seattle Seahawks, with agent Jim Steiner noting a two year commitment as possible terms.
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Canadian curling Olympic trials to include all 20 teams
The Canadian Curling Association confirmed all 10 women's and 10 men's rinks will compete at the December 19 Regina trials for teams bound for Salt Lake City 2002. Participants include Colleen Jones, Sherry Anderson, Kelley Law, Amber Holland, Heather Fowlie, Sherry Fraser, Sherry Middaugh, Michelle Ridgway, Marie France Larouche, Cathy Borst and Jeff Stoughton, Greg McAulay, Wayne Middaugh, Bert Gretzinger, Kerry Burtnyk, John Morris, Kevin Park, Kevin Martin, Randy Ferbey, Russ Howard.
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Younger Nicklaus to play U.S. Open
Gary Nicklaus shot two 66s in sectional qualifying while Jack Nicklaus ends a 44 year streak of U.S. Open appearances. The elder Nicklaus will not compete this year.
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