Cedar Square and Medicine Hat retain titles in Twin Tournaments
Medicine Hat senior slow pitch team went 4-0 to win in Linden, led by Jim Poersch who homered in a 9-8 final over Edmonton with Clarence Albrecht on the mound. Cedar Square beat Red Deer's Arlington Inn 7-1 in A final. Oasis edged Riverhurst 3-2 in B final. Kindersley defeated Sask Alta 15-7 for the C title. Two Medicine Hat karate clubs competed at Western Canadian Kempo Sho-Kai Championships with multiple podiums across ages and belts. Online Sports' Mitch Osgood scored five times in a 12-2 Royal Hotel Ball Hockey win over Monarch Cable TV.
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Medicine Hat
Cedar Square
Red Deer
Arlington Inn
Duane Pederson
Dave Edney
Oasis
Riverhurst
Kindersley
Sask Alta
Linden
Jim Poersch
Edmonton
Clarence Albrecht
N.A.K
Colby Gove
Yvonne Proust
Jeff Tuchscherer
Cory Goddu
Academy
Troy Harms
Cody Christenson
Lee Martynuik
Royce Neigum
Sarah Neigum
Travis Backstrom
Darby Peterson
Nathan Mayer
Evan Mossing
Tammy Graham
Ron Fisher
Brian Fisher
Mitch Osgood
Monarch Cable TV
Royal Hotel
Wayne Hynes
Troy Waye
Monarch
Chinooks claim 4-3 overtime title in city soccer final
Crescent Heights Chinooks win the girls championship 4-3 over Medicine Hat High Kwahommies after a late 3-3 tie, Cristi Buss scoring in overtime. Hat High Mohawks take boys title 3-2 over Brooks, finishing 22-1-1. coach comments praise team effort and future prospects.
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Medicine Hat
Crescent Heights Chinooks
Detroit Red Wings
Chinooks
Medicine Hat High Kwahommies
Jennie van Enk
Hat High
Brooks
CHHS
Kwahommie LaRae Hauck
Chinook
Jennifer Pritchard
Cristi Buss
Buss
Kristen Caceres
Terra Drescher
Armand Cheret
Kwahommies
Cheret
Sam Leung
Crescent Heights High
Adrienne Cunnings
Medicine Hat High
Vance
the Hat High Mohawks
Trevor Copeman
Paul Humberstone
Morgan Harrison
Justin Hamilton
MHHS
Adam Powell
Nathan Connor
Moore wins Detroit Grand Prix as rivals run out of fuel
Moore clinched victory in the Detroit Grand Prix as PacWest teammates Mauricio Gugelmin and Mark Blundell ran out of fuel on the final lap. The Canadian driver celebrated after nearly settling for third place moments earlier.
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Detroit
Reg Moore
Moore
PacWest
Mauricio Gugelmin
Mark Blundell
Brazilian teen Guga Kuerten wins French Open title
Gustavo Kuerten, 20, ranked 66, defeats Sergi Bruguera 6 3 6 4 6 2 to claim the French Open. The victory caps one of the sport’s most improbable runs, beating former champions Muster, Kafelnikov and Bruguera en route to the Grand Slam. He dedicates the win to his late father as fans chant Ga Ga.
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Paris
Gustavo Kuerten
Guga
Kuerten
Sergi Bruguera
Thomas Muster
Yevgeny Kafelnikov
Bruguera
Iva Majoli
Martina Hingis
Olga
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