Lets Tee Off Against Breast Cancer Golf Tournament
Medicine Hat Golf and Country Club hosts the second annual Lets Tee off against Breast Cancer golf tournament on June 25. Debra Cantalini Gallant spearheads the event raising funds for the Medicine Hat Local Cancer Clinic. She says the goal was to support local patients and show commitment to charity.
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Braves roar to 14 1 win in Taco Time league action
In Medicine Hat baseball action the Lions Braves crushed the Moose Phillies 14-1 as Brady Maser earned the win and Tyler Stahl took the loss. Tony Leahy went 3-for-3 with two doubles for the Braves in a busy results night across divisions.
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TV Today and Sunday Sports Schedule Snippets
Sunday competitive slate includes French Open finals for men and women on NBC TSN and tennis channels. Baseball features Braves Orioles Mets Red Sox with broadcast times across TSN WTBS WGN and TSN. Golf covers Kemper Open Final rounds. auto racing lists Formula One Canada. horse racing Belmont Stakes. NBA shows Jazz Bulls game 3 on NBC CTV.
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Record-setting Stanley Cup scoring feats in 1988 89
Patrik Sundstrom scored eight points in a 10 4 Devils win over the Capitals on April 22 1988. Mario Lemieux matched with five goals and three assists in a 10 7 Penguins win over the Flyers on April 26 1989.
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Red Wings sweep Stars to reach Stanley Cup final
Detroit extends its hopes for back to back NHL titles with a 2-0 win over Dallas to claim the Western Conference title. Larry Murphy and Sergei Fedorov score. Chris Osgood stops all 26 shots as Detroit advances to face Washington.
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Buffalos shock Churchill in wild Alberta title run
Brooks Buffalos upset Winston Churchill 10 run fourth inning as 45 hits and numerous errors fuel a 23 22 quarter final rout in Lethbridge to earn a rematch with Hat High Mohawks for a spot in the provincial final at Henderson Park.
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East Dominant as Crescent Heights Advances in Alberta Championships
East Division remains favored after quarterfinal play at the 1998 Tier 1 Alberta championships. Crescent Heights Vikings beat Kate Andrews Pride 9-7 to reach semifinals, with Derek Czember tossing eight hits and Mike Hashizume, Greyson Roth, and Jeremy Anhorn contributing in support. McCoy Colts also won 2-1 over LCS Rams, Hat High Mohawks shut out Catholic Central, and Brooks Buffaloes edged Winston Churchill 20-19.
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Hat Jays Roster Grows Ahead of Season Opener
Medicine Hat Blue Jays sign three draft picks with two bound for Hat. More players join as the club eyes a June 16 opener in Great Falls Montana. Prospects include Travis Hubble Jorge Nunez Alexis Guzman Matt Logan Michal Kremblas and Justin Davies plus eight others split between Hat and St. Catherines. The roster aims to improve the Pioneer League standings after a 25 15 spring record.
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