Argos Ticats clash after close meeting in past week
Toronto hosts Hamilton in the second exhibition clash as Willie Wood doubts repeating a 15-3 win while adjustments loom for both sides. Key notes include Rozantz joining the Argos, Barrow facing his former team, and lineup shifts with Gaddis returning and Newman sidelined.
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Crushers dominate Raiders in Medicine Hat touch game
Darren Kopec threw touchdown passes to Roger Dirk and Rob Hatchwell as the Carnival Stereo Crushers defeated the Red Raiders 17 to 1 at McCoy High School. In the other match Mickey's Mean Machine won 6 to 0 by default over Guy's Bobcats. Make-up games are scheduled tonight at McCoy with Goodyear Eagles facing Guy's Bobcats and Western Co-op Cowboys meeting the Crushers.
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Canadians edge Trappers 3-2 as Sigman delivers
Vancouver manager Lee Sigman, pressed into action after injuries, sparked the Canadians with a bases loaded walk for a winning sixth inning run and made the final out. Jaime Cocanover earned the win, Jamie Flinn and Dwight Bernard closed, while Reg Patterson took the loss as Vancouver wins the series' penultimate game.
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Honda Hawks win 6-4 at Medicine Hat slow pitch
Honda Hawks defeated Zelmar Automotive 6-4 at Strathcona and Jeffries Park in Medicine Hat Slow-Pitch Association action. Other men’s results included Kurt’s Ornamental Iron Works 9-2 Sterling Trailer Sales and Hirsch Roofers 10-5 CHAT Sox Sox. in women’s play Mechanical Insulators won 18-13 over Jerryco Builders and Easter Bus Lines beat Weir Construction 10-9.
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Olympians blank Kosmos 3 0 in Medicine Hat soccer
Andrew Usher scored twice and Gary Scahill added a goal as the Olympians defeated Club Kosmos 3-0 at Crescent Heights High School. Steve Cox earned the shutout for Olympians. Tonight at Crescent Heights, 8 p m, BATUS faces Continental Inn Raiders.
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