Barker wins age 30 39 division at Lethbridge Triathlon
Medicine Hat swimmer Barker finished first in his age group and sixth overall with a time of 2 hours 2 minutes in the Splash Pedal and Gasp triathlon. The event covered 1.5 km swim 40 km bike and 10 km run. Other results include Rodney Schritt second in age 40 49 and Ritz third in age 15 17 in Kids of Steel earning a Lloydminster Alberta Summer Games berth.
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Lethbridge
Darryl Lockwood
Ken Cowie
Rodney Schritt
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Ritz
Lloydminster
Phillies win Credit Union Major Little League tourney
The Moose Phillies defeated Calgary Cubs 7-4 at Lions Park to claim the title with Justin Koch homering and Devon Craig earning the win. Teammates Jeremy Jans and Kent Lesko key on defense as coach Dwayne Pfeifer praised the team.
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Moose Phillies
Calgary Cubs
Lions Park
Justin Koch
Devon Craig
Jeremy Jans
Kent Lesko
Dwayne Pfeifer
Boston Pizza Rockies
Legion Giants
Ryan Sadler
Ryan McGrogan
Owen Leslar
Rockies
Calgary Southland Dodgers
Regina North Brewers
Regina Diamondbacks
Southwest Lethbridge Tigers
Calgary East Dodgers
Late report on Rene ts
Readable fragments describe a local event involving Rene ts and a report delay. The brief notes lack full details but indicate ongoing coverage and pending updates from the scene.
Shirley Wins CASCAR Race After Jefferson's Engine Fails
In Medicine Hat CASCAR Western Super Series action Dan Shirley from Saskatoon inherits the lead on lap 80 after Steve Jefferson’s Chevy Monte Carlo dies with ignition trouble. Jefferson had led from early on but finishes second as Shirley holds off Edmonton’s Dacy Lee and others in the $42,000 purse event watched by about 500 fans.
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Steve Jefferson
Dan Shirley
Saskatoon
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Medicine Hat Speedway
Shirley
Cascar
Edmonton
Dacy Lee
Prince George
B.C
Dan
Lethbridge
Mike Fortin
Tami
Matthew
Sam Leung
Kevin Dowler
Calgary
Kim Richard
Crosschild Tops Woodcock In Five-Mile River Run
Tarrant Crosschild wins the five mile Medicine Hat River Run with 27 28 finishing time pulling away from Blaine Woodcock with 800 metres left. Donna Spencer wins the women’s race in 84 minutes with Dawn Baker second by a nose. About 170 participants ran the main race and a 3 kilometre event accompanied by elite runners and aspiring youths.
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Valerie Rance
Nora McNally
Donna Spencer
Joanne Kennedy
Dawn Baker
Barney Cunningham
Jurgeleit Jergen
Hal Canham
Tarrant Crosschild
Blaine Woodcock
Medicine Hat
Crosschild
Woodcock
Lethbridge
Spencer
Kennedy
Baker
Medicine Hat Monarchs win three of four on road in Legion baseball
The Medicine Hat Monarchs split a Sunday twin bill with Whitefish 12-2 and 4-3 to go 5-1 in the conference. Derick Crember pitched a complete game for the win. Paul Schlosser went 4-for-4 and Dave Muryn hit a three-run homer as Gary Cleland added a two-run shot. On Saturday Medicine Hat swept Kalispell 12-10 and 7-3 with Jeremy Gubert earning the win and Rob Aberle saving Game 1 while Aberle again winning Game 2. Schlosser matched 3-for-4 with four RBI. Maryn and B J Arnold homered. In Game 2 Mark Hallam went 3-for-4 and Gubert went 3-for-3 with three RBI. The Knights fell 15-10 to host Miners in an A tournament final in Lethbridge Sunday after a 3-0 round robin. Knights beat Cutbank 4-3 Saturday with Jeremy McKinnon the winner and Danny Kitching the save. Jason Brudevold pitched a complete game in a 9-1 win over Mission Valley. The Monarchs host the Great Falls Electrics Tuesday in a 6 p.m.doubleheader at Athletic Park. The Knights face Vauxhall in a twinbill at 5 p.m. at Jeffersons Park Tuesday.
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Whitefish
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Paul Schlosser
Dave Muryn
Jason Hertz
Gary Cleland
Kalispell
Jeremy Gubert
Rob Aberle
Aberle
Schlosser
Maryn
B.J. Arnold
Mark Hallam
Gubert
Knights
Miners
Lethbridge
Cutbank
Jeremy McKinnon
Danny Kitching
Jason Brudevold
Mission Valley
Great Falls Electrics
Athletic Park
Vauxhall
Jefferies Park
Detroit Wins Stanley Cup In 2-1 Triumph Over Flyers
Steve Yzerman led Detroit to their first Stanley Cup in 42 years after a 2-1 win over the Philadelphia Flyers. Mike Vernon earned playoff MVP with a 16-4 postseason record and a Conn Smythe Trophy bonus of 200000 dollars, while Fetisov and Larionov were honored for leadership. Ken Holland, a former Medicine Hat Tiger, serves as assistant GM and goaltending consultant.
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Jeve Yzerman
Detroit Red Wings
Eric Lindros
Philadelphia Flyers
Yzerman
Philadelphia
Flyers
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Vernon
Viacheslav Fetisov
Fetisov
Red Army
Igor
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T’il Never Forget:this Moment For the Rest of My Life,” Fetison
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Chris Osgood
Ken Holland
Tiger
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