Medicine Hat to Host Two National Golf Championships
Medicine Hat will welcome the nation for two major golf championships this season. The 2018 Canadian Junior Boys Championship runs July 29 to August 2 at Medicine Hat Golf and Country Club featuring 156 top juniors from across Canada. The host club also gains one exemption into the tournament and will run a 36 hole qualifier for club junior members to determine this spot. The event will reduce to the low 72 players for the final rounds, with strong competition anticipated. The city will require about 115 volunteers across scoring, on‑course management, pace of play, and range duties to support the event and showcase the community.
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Volunteer Drive Opens for Juniors at Medicine Hat Golf Club
Trevor Moore promotes junior volunteer roles for a city golf club with about 70 commitments. Volunteers receive a free hat and Golf Canada shirt by registering on the Golf Canada site by June 30. contact Cam Jacques at 403-529-6930 ext.105 or sign up online via www.golfcanada.ca. The Medicine Hat College Rattlers will host the national collegiate championship in October, featuring Canada's top male and female players.
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Cam Jacques
Golfcanada.ca
Medicine Hat College Rattlers
Canada
Trevor Moore
PGA of Canada
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Streveler Lands First CFL Start As rookie QB For Bombers
History notes show Chris Streveler as the first pure rookie starter to open a CFL season since 1994. At 23, he will start for Winnipeg against Edmonton after Matt Nichols injuries sidelined him for 4 to 6 weeks. Streveler, previously at South Dakota, led a strong preseason, promising an aggressive game plan under Paul LaPolice.
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Anthony Calvillo
Toronto Argonauts
Las Vegas Posse
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Edmonton Eskimos
Matt Nichols
Winnipeg
Darian Durant
Nichols
Durant
Calder Cup Final Playoff Tie Faces Toronto and Texas
In the American Hockey League Calder Cup Final a best of seven series is tied 3-3 between Toronto and Texas. Edmonton and Saskatchewan posted a 0-0 note with unclear context for Week One.
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Texas
Greinke
Arizona
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Philadelphia
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Miami
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Boston
Segura
Seattle
Altuve
Houston
Simmons
Los Angeles
Castellanos
Detroit
Brantley
Cleveland
Duffy
Tampa Bay
Martinez
Rosario
Minnesota
Machado
Baltimore
Rbi-Martinez
Springer
Ajones
Trout
Ramirez
Judge
New York
K Davis
Oakland
Gallo
Encarnacion
Verlander
Kluber
Cole
Severino
Snell
Bauer
Morton
Sale
Paxton
Skaggs
Bundy
Carrasco
Western Major Baseball League Scores and Schedule
WMBL results show Medicine Hat 9 Lethbridge 7 Weyburn 2 Fort McMurray 10 Moose Jaw 4 Regina 5 Moose Jaw 1 Medicine Hat 11 Okotoks 6 Weyburn 5 Fort McMurray 4. Thursday games include Okotoks at Medicine Hat and others at 7 05 p.m. Friday lineups have Lethbridge Edmonton Yorkton Weyburn Brooks Okotoks and more at 7 05 p.m.
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Hamilton
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Montreal
Edmonton
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Saskatchewan
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Lethbridge Bulls
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Calgary
British Columbia
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Medicine Hat
Lethbridge
Weyburn
Fort McMurray
Moose Jaw
Regina
Okotoks
Yorkton
Melville
Texas and Toronto Split Exciting Series in June
The schedule shows a pattern of close games between Texas and Toronto with results including Texas 3 Toronto 2 on Thursday and Toronto 6 Texas 2 on Saturday June 9, Texas 5 Toronto 2 on Tuesday June 12, and a Texas at Toronto game listed for June 14.
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Associated Presser
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Iran
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Salt Lake
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Notable results from WTA Nature Valley and Stuttgart clay
In Nottingham Mona Barthel beat Magdalena Rybarikova 6-3 1-6 7-5 to reach the third round. Mihaela Buzarnescu and Naomi Osaka also advanced as did doubles teams Dzalamidze/Voskoboeva and Buzarnescu/Heather Watson. In Stuttgart Roger Federer advanced past Mischa Zverev 3-6 6-4 6-2 after round one upsets involving Marterer Gunneswaran Paire and Raonic.
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Germany
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Romania
Irina Falconi
United States
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Slovenia
Magdalena Frech
Poland
Britain
Lyudmyla Kichenok
Ukraine
Alla Kudryavtseva
Russia
Lizette Cabrera
Australia
Chan Hao-ching
Taiwan
TC Weissenhof Stuttgart
Maximilian Marterer
Vi Galovic
Croatia
Pramesh Gunneswaran
India
Denis Chapovalov
Canada
Benoit Paire
France
Taylor Fritz
Soccer and Baseball Notes From a Packed Sports Ledger
Germany tops a mixed soccer slate with a 6-3 6-4 scoreline while the baseball section details MLB moves across the American and National Leagues. Key acquisitions debuts and call ups include Yerry Ramirez Donnie Hart and many minor league signings across multiple clubs.
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Norfolk
Donnie Hart
Chicago White Sox
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Juan Minaya
Charlotte
Lency Delgado
Kelvin Maldonado
Travis Moniot
Jimmy Galusky
Jonathan Stiever
Codi Heuer
Jason Bilous
Luke Shilling
Nick Johnson
Lane Ramsey
Jackson Maynard
Devon Perez
Austin Conway
Dfs
Cabera Weaver
Ian Dawkins
Logan Sowers
Gunnar Troutwine
Tyrus Greene
Gabriel Ortiz
Andrew Perez
Bennett Sousa
Rigo Fernandez
Taylor Varnell
Aaron Soto
Roman Gonzalez
Houston Astros
Jeremy Pena
Juan Paulino
Cody Deason
Austin Hansen
Mark Maclair
Layne Henderson
Colorado Rockies
Harrison Musgrave
HP Sam Howard
Albuquerque
Ryan Rolson
Nick Bush
PJ Poulin
Will Tribacher
Colten Schmidt
Miguel Austin Miguel
Colton Harlow
Reagan Todd
Ryan Feltner
Jacob Bird
Rayne Supple
Boby Johnson
Shelby Lackey
Trent Fennell
Eric Hepple
Joel Condreau
Niko Decolati
Cade Harris
Zach Hall
Luke Morgan
Will Golson
Reese Berberet
John Cresto
Coco Montes
Jacob Barnwell
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Kenta Maeda
Daniel Corcino
Oklahoma City
Manziel Adds Intrigue to CFL QB Situation in Montreal
Hamilton Tiger-Cats backup Johnny Manziel draws attention as Jeremiah Masoli aims to lock in the starter role for the 2018 CFL season. Masoli began 2017 with Zach Collaros at quarterback before June Jones named Masoli the starter, leading to a partial turnaround after an 0-8 start.
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Johnny Manziel
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Hamilton
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