Regina Pats name front runners for head coach job
Regina Pats general manager Brent Parker said he expects to announce the coach for the Memorial Cup host team by Thursday or Friday. Lorne Molleken and Don Nachbaur are viewed as front runners, with Ted Nolan considered but deemed unsuitable.
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Rocker plans subway ride amid Mets Braves series
Atlanta reliever John Rocker says he will ride the No. 7 subway through Queens during the Braves Mets series opening Thursday. Security at Shea Stadium will be tight and police presence expected to curb fan taunts after his controversial remarks.
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Canadian optimistic at Wimbledon as Jeyaseelan advances
Onya Jeyaseelan of Toronto wins her first Wimbledon round in straight sets 6-4 6-4 over Erika de Lone to face No. 4 seed Conchita Martinez in the second round. Sebastien Lareau also advances to round two with a 7 6 (6) 6-2 1 6 6-2 win, while Jana Nejedly falls to Lisa Raymond after taking the match to three sets. Daniel Nestor advances to face Andrei Pavel in round two.
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Hurricanes feed well in Orca waters at Lethbridge meet
Medicine Hat Hurricanes sent 29 swimmers to the Lethbridge Orcas Swim Meet as the Orcas won the team title at their home meet. Elizabeth Sissons led in the girls 9-10 division with a bronze aggregate medal and multiple top finishes. Hat club swimmers earned individual medals and several podium finishes across age groups, plus relay bronze in open events.
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