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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 24, 2000

Page

7

Medicine Hat Drag Night Show Brings West Coast Funny Cars

Mad Hatter and nine entries heat the eighth mile at Medicine Hat Drag Strip tonight. Local driver Gellately eyes a top burn in front of fans while Saskatchewan and U S racers arrive for the event. He aims to improve his 5.05 second Hat run and chase a four second clocking as the circuit visits multiple western tracks.

Medicine Hat Gellately Canada Medicine Hat Drag Racing Association Don Cottrell United States Darryl Webb Edmonton Cottrell Calgary Saskatoon Lethbridge

Grozell shoots hole in one at Riverview Golf Club

Medicine Hat writer reports Grozell, a sharp shooter at Riverview Golf Club in Red Cliff, made a hole in one on hole 14 Thursday with Barb Grozell Phil Wilde and John Christo witnessing the feat.

Medicine Hatlen Grozell Riverview Redcliff Grozell Barb Grozell Phil Wilde John Christo

Expansion draft chaos shapes two NHL teams

Canadian Press reports a wild expansion draft day as Minnesota Wild and Columbus Blue Jackets stock up on veterans and young talent. Key moves include Rick Tabaracci and Mike Vernon among goaltenders, Stacy Roest and Geoff Sanderson among forwards, and multiple defencemen trades to balance rosters. הרח

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Heat on for No 1 pick Heatley in draft talk

Heatley, the top North American skater eligible for the NHL draft, plans meetings with the choosing team’s GM and coach at 10 a.m. MDT before deciding whether to return to Wisconsin or turn pro. He has drawn interest from New York Islanders Columbus Blue Jackets Atlanta Minnesota and Tampa Bay, with team meetings and options discussed as his college season wraps.

Calgary Heatley North America CTV Sportsnet University of Wisconsin New York Islanders Columbus Blue Jackets Islanders Atlanta Minnesota Tampa Bay Lightning Rick DiPietro Boston University Marian Gaborik Rostislav Klesla Ontario Hockey League Brampton Battalion

Senators hold line on Yashin trade until arbitration ruling

Ottawa GM Marshall Johnston said no trades will occur while arbitrator Lawrence Holden decides if Alexei Yashin becomes a restricted free agent on July 1 or owes the Senators another season at 3.6 million dollars. Holden has up to 380 days from May 30 to rulings. A July hearing is set over the league claim of 7 million dollars in damages for Yashin’s no show.

Calgary Ottawa Senators Alexei Yashin Senators Marshall Johnston Ottawa Johnston Lawrence Holden Yashin Alexei Holden

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