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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 1997
Page
5
Medicine Hat player Kelly Risling moved into contention at the Canadian Club Championship with a one-under-par 71 to reach 145 after 36 holes. He sits tied for fifth, five behind leader Robert Killeen as tough winds and heat persist and Risling struggles late on the back nine.
Ike Thompson drove in the winning run and earned the pitching win as Jackson Dodge Chrysler defeated Monarch Cable 3-2 in the Senior A city final. He fanned eight and pitched all nine innings, driving in Robbie Mastel in the third.
Conene Construction captured the novice inline hockey title with a 13 to 2 win over the Kinsmen on Wednesday. Colby Gove led Commanche with five goals, Corey Perry added four, and Cody Madore Tyson Ehresman Josh Lust and Daniel Schwab each scored once. William Crittenden earned the victory in goal. James Morgan and Michael O’Byrne scored for the Kinsmen.
Listings for Sask-Alta baseball at Athletic Park Kindersley Richmound Burstall Oyen. Twilite League matches Oasis Pub Oilmen Cedar Square Jefferies Park. Little League finals Oilmen vs Blue Jays. Spring basketball finals College Gym. Softball and hockey schedules at Redcliff Scoreboard Lounge Moose Diamonds Gar Mac Kinplex 1. Under-19 soccer at Crescent Heights High School.
Missoula pitcher Cameron Reimers chose college baseball over a 14th round pro offer from the Toronto Blue Jays. He plans to attend Twin Falls Junior College and wait for the 1998 draft, citing family and education as key factors. The Missoula Mavericks split a doubleheader with the Medicine Hat Moose Monarchs, winning 7-3 in game one behind a two RBI double by Mavs fate Manu Samuela, and dropping game two 3-1 as Medicine Hat salvaged the set. Monarchs remain 10-4 in the Montana Alberta conference and head to Billings for a weekend tournament.
Edmonton Eskimos rally with an 88-yard, nine-play drive in the fourth quarter to beat the Calgary Stampeders 23-22. Tony Burse scored twice, including the go ahead two yard TD, as Jeff Garcia’s two scores for Calgary weren’t enough in front of 24,868 fans.
former Calgary Flame Sheldon Kennedy, who disclosed abuse by coach Graham James, was released by the Boston Bruins after suffering a broken hip in an all terrain vehicle accident near Sylvan Lake. He was hospitalized Wednesday as the team informed Kennedy's agent no qualifying offer would be extended.
Medicine Hat Blue Jays defeated the Great Falls Dodgers 5-1 as they scored three runs in the ninth inning. James Landingham scored on an error, Clarence Watley delivered a two run single, and Blaine Fortin drove in a run in the first inning. Matt Gourlay pitched six innings for Medicine Hat with five strikeouts.
In Charlotte the draft opened with trades and intrigue but the headline moment was San Antonio choosing Wake Forest center Tim Duncan as the top pick. Antonio Daniels went fourth to Vancouver while Tracy McGrady moved to Toronto at ninth amid high expectations.
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