Mavs rally twice to topple Bombers in home win
Medicine Hat Mavericks overcome early deficits to beat Brooks Bombers 6 4 at Athletic Park. Colton Wright drives in three runs with a three run homer as Reed Odland and Louie Cantura contribute key hits. Jaymon Cervantes earns the win over nine hits with five strikeouts. The Mavs push streak to six and head to Lethbridge before hosting Okotoks midweek.
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Lacroix Wins 165-Pound Title at Roy Jones Jr Tournament
Medicine Hat boxer Janick Lacroix earned the 165-pound open title in Las Vegas at the Roy Jones Jr Tournament. He defeated Jose Ibarra of Shafter California after a tough final, overcoming a rough second round to clinch the crown. The event drew fighters from the United States Mexico Chile Finland and Puerto Rico.
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Fearless Football Forecast: CFL Outlook From Kelly's Preview
Kelly analyzes the CFL season with team notes for Saskatchewan Calgary Winnipeg BC Lions and Vancouver. He cites Zach Collaros Brandon Bridge Tre Mason Jerome Messam and Mike Reilly among key players and predicts outcomes based on health depth and coaching.
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Man o' War Wins Belmont Stakes and Sets Record
The Belmont Stakes at 1 3/8 miles ends with Man o' War winning in 2 14 1/5, shattering the world record by 3 1/5 seconds and setting the American dirt-course mark for the distance. In 1930 Max Schmeling defeats Jack Sharkey by foul in New York to become the first European heavyweight world champion.
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Sports highlights from 1939 to 2005 across golf boxing soccer and basketball
A compact roundup of major sports moments: 1939 Nelson wins U S Open in a three way playoff with Wood and Whute, 1948 Citation wins Belmont Stakes and Triple Crown by eight lengths, 1948 Hogan sets U S Open record 276, 1977 Higuchi wins LPGA Championship by three strokes, 1981 Holmes defeats Spinks for WBC title, 1983 Patty Sheehan LPGA champ by two over Haynie, 1990 Magdi Abdel Ghani ties World Cup match Netherlands with late penalty, 1991 Bulls win first NBA title 108 101 over Lakers with Jordan 30 Pippen 32 Paxson 20, 2005 Sorenstam takes LPGA by three over Wie, plus televised pro sports lineup notes.
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