Beatch honors family rebuilding historic drag bike
Gerald Beatch refurbishes his first drag racing motorcycle from 1993 to honor his late mother Jean Bev and sister Bev. He plans to race next weekend at Medicine Hat CMDRA, bringing out the 1982 Suzuki Katana in Crazy Eights while sharing memories of his family and his racing start. Beatch describes the Katana’s varied history and the new 8.88-second Crazy Eights class drawing momentum for the CMDRA season.
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Knights claim three strong starts as Medicine Hat to 12-6
Medicine Hat Knights ride three complete game efforts from Bourassa Brooks and Vereschagin to reach 12-6 on the season. Havre visit for a Wednesday doubleheader at Athletic Park scheduled for 5 p.m. Also, Saamis Rotary Majestics extend to eight straight wins with four road victories in Calgary led by Berndt Rempel George Whelen Angstadt and Angstadt's bat.
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Eskimos stun Lions to open season in Vancouver
Edmonton Eskimos pull off a dramatic 30-27 victory over the B C Lions to start the CFL season. Mike Reilly throws for 315 yards and two TDs, with Brandon Zylstra’s 76 yard connection setting up Sean Whyte’s late field goal. D haquille Williams has 110 receiving yards and a score while John White adds 104 rushing yards.
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Ty Long
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D’haquille Williams
Auburn
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Argos stun debut win as Ray passes 500
Ricky Ray threw a career high 506 yards and one TD in Marc Trestman’s CFL head coaching debut, guiding Toronto Argonauts to a 32-15 win over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats at sparse BMO Field. Ray completed 32 of 41, with Toronto pulling away in the second half before prepping for a quick turnaround against the Lions.
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