Hat hosts big little Journey
Sixteen teams from Moose Jaw Lethbridge Calgary Edmonton Richmound and Medicine Hat compete in the Major Little League Tournament at four city diamonds. The Hat entries include the Oilers Lions Braves Legion Giants and Optimist Dodgers with opening game Braves versus Richmound at 6 p.m. Friday on Steel Street. Finals are set for Sunday at 3 30 p.m. on Strathcona diamond and the B finals run on Steel Street.
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Moose Jaw
Lethbridge
Calgary
Edmonton
Richmound
Medicine Hat
Hat
Oilers
Lions Braves
Legion Giants
Optimist Dodgers
Braves
Steel Street
Strathcona Diamond
Larson homers power Levinson’s win in slow pitch
Larry Larson hit two home runs and collected four RBI as Levinson’s Music defeated Franco Welding 15 to 9 in Medi cine Hat Slow-pitch Association play. Other results included Dale’s Welding 16 Goodyear 5 and Thunderbirds 15 Beef and Burgundy 6 with several other scores in the night.
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Larry Larson
RBI
Levinson
Franco Welding
Medicine Hat
Dale’s Welding
Goodyear
Levison’s
Thunderbirds
Beef and Burgundy
Silver Buckle
Western Drug Mart
C and K
Elmer and
Harolds
Temac
Rosery Florists
Bears topple Black's Rockies with 11 8 win in Medicine Hat league
Neil Bozak blasted two homers and scored three times to lead the TraveLodge Bears past Black's Rockies 11-8 at Lions Park. Darcy Kunder belted two for Black's. In other games, Daryl Bartman Dar rel Hodges and Dale Jesse homered in Irvine Texaco Royals 98 victory over Trophy and Sportswear World. Gary Thomas homered for Moose Larks in an 8-6 win over Sept Tire Cecil Hotel supporting winning pitcher Barry Lutz.
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Neil Bozak
Bears
Black
Rockies
Medicine Hat
Lions Park
Darcy
NHL Players Association to hold off on new contract
In London England on Thursday the NHL Players Association and owners began bargaining and agreed to wait until August to pursue a new collective agreement. Alan Eagleson said players pressed for more free agency movement and $12 million for post career programs. He criticized the current free agency system for limiting player movement.
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Toronto
National Hockey League Players Association
League
Board of Governors
Alan Eagleson
Players’ Association
London
England
Eagleson
Spinks defeats MacDonald and eyes move to heavyweight
Michael Spinks stopped Diamond Jim MacDonald in the eighth round to retain the undisputed light heavyweight title and hinted at a planned move toward fighting Larry Holmes. Holmes offered 700,000 for a bout in August, while Spinks sat at 150,000 for the defense and spoke of rising toward 200 pounds.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Michael Spinks
Diamond Jim MacDonald
Larry Holmes
Spinks
MacDonald
Holmes
Larry
Nature
International Boxing Federation
Alfonzo Ratliff
Carlos DeLeon
World Boxing Council
Ratliff
Jerry Roth
Angel Luis Guzman
Mexico
Ray Solis
Puerto Rico
DeLeon
Davey Hilton Jr
Montreal
Dennis Horn
Oklahoma City
Hilton
Horn
Richard Steele
WBC
Jose Luis Ramirez
Manny Hernandez
Ramirez
Hernandez
Oakland
Calif
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NHL
Valley Cave
Avenue S.W
Regent Bay
Regent
Lynn Rick Construction
Jinx
Davey Hilton
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SRC
Commerce
Canada
Bank of Commerce
Canadian Imperial Bank OF Commerce
Alberta
Alberta Hail & Crop Insurance Corporation
Wit
Cedar Square Insurance
4Th Avenue S.E
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