Jays sweep Dodgers as Clarke shines in 11-5 win
Medicine Hat Blue Jays defeat Lethbridge 11-5 at Henderson Stadium to sweep the two-game series and move to 3-2, led by Stan Clarke who struck out 13 in seven innings. Herman Lewis and Kevin Aitcheson drove runs as the Jays pull ahead 7-4 and finish with a six-game home stand beginning tonight against the Helena Phillies.
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Moon fuels Eskimos to 26 2 preseason win over Lions
Edmonton quarterback Warren Moon directed three first half touchdown drives as the Eskimos routed the British Columbia Lions 26 2 in a CFL exhibition. Moon completed 13 of 18 for 239 yards in the half, with Jim Germany Neil Lumsden and Brian Kelley scoring.
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Mazurak Among Riders Cut As Roster Shrinks
Regina Saskatchewan. eight year CFL veteran Steve Mazurak led the Roughriders in 1980 with 46 receptions for 537 yards and stands seventh in passes caught with 237 and sixth in yards with 3 714. He, rookie QB Scott Burger and WR Terry Anderson were released as Saskatoon trimmed to 40 players following four earlier cuts.
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Bombers edge idle Stampeders in final exhibition
Winnipeg beat Calgary 16 14 in a rainy Friday game as Brock struggled early. Edmonton thumped BC 26 2 and Ottawa defeated Toronto 35 25. Alouettes set for debut of Overstreet while Montreal’s defense remains under scrutiny. Calgary coach Wiegandt lamented the exhibition showing.
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WHL Gives Bruins Deadline On Relocation Decision
The Western Hockey League board demands the New Westminster Bruins relocate or take a one year leave of absence by next Thursday. Jack Shupe of the Victoria Cougars cites scheduling uncertainties from Reno talks. Pocklington had planned Alberta or Saskatchewan relocation. Prince Albert is out after talks with the Tier IT team collapsed. The league also reduces interlocking play with Western and Eastern teams to two games per pair.
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