Stampeders edge Ticats in season opener at home
Calgary outlasted Hamilton 28 14 as Bo Levi Mitchell connected with Kamar Jorden for a 15 yard TD and Don Jackson added a 44 yard rushing score in the fourth. Rene Paredes nailed four field goals and Calgary finally finished red zone opportunities. Masoli scored for Hamilton but his team dropped its 13th in a row to Calgary.
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Jennings shines as Lions beat Alouettes in opener
Jonathon Jennings threw 20 of 24 for 183 yards and two touchdowns guiding the B C Lions to a 22 10 win over the Montreal Alouettes in the 2018 season opener. He avoided interceptions after a troubled 2017 and said he aimed to respond this season.
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Blue Jays Sweep Nationals Behind Hernandez Comeback
Teoscar Hernandez played through a hit elbow in the fourth inning then made a key baserunning play and delivered the game winning homer in the eighth as the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Washington Nationals 8 6 to complete a three game sweep at Rogers Centre. Yangervis Solarte added a homer as 35146 fans cheered in the heat.
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Barty Beats Konta To Win Nottingham Singles Title
Ashleigh Barty of Australia defeats Johanna Konta of Britain 6-3 3-6 6-4 to win the Nottingham WTA Nature Valley Open. Rosolska and Spears win the doubles 6-3 7-6(5) over Buzarnescu and Watson.
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Week Two Basketball Scores and Tennis Result
Ottawa beat Edmonton 33 to 30 and Saskatchewan defeated Toronto 27 to 19. British Columbia beat Montreal 22 to 10 while Calgary defeated Hamilton 28 to 14. Roger Federer of Switzerland defeated Milos Raonic of Canada 6-4 7-6 in the Liberia Open.
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Baseball and hockey scores from Saskatchewan and MLB leaders
WMBL results show Swift Current 7 Melville 1 and others. Major League leaders list Segura Betts Altuve Trout Rosario Brantley with batting averages and notes on pitchers and umpires.
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Koepka repeats at U S Open at Shinnecock Hills
Brooks Koepka seals a second U S Open title at Shinnecock Hills with a 2 under 68 final round to edge Tommy Fleetwood by one. Curtis Strange watched as Koepka embraced on the 18th green and Koepka credits grit for the win amid brutal conditions and a Saturday 72.
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Notable NL Batting Averages and ERA Leaders
Kemp of Los Angeles leads NL batting at .338 followed by Freeman of Atlanta at .337 and Gennett of Cincinnati at .336. Arenado and Dickerson top steady .310 and .308 for Colorado and Pittsburgh respectively. deGrom leads ERA at 1.55 with Scherzer at 2.06 and Foltynewicz at 2.17 among the elite pitching.
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