In-line Hockey Pros Propel Team Canada to World Junior Challenge
DECK Rolling reports that Mark Fisher Christopher Trotter and Brennin Halmrast lead the U-17 Team Canada squad heading to Anaheim California for the 1998 World Junior Challenge in July. The trip includes practices LA tour and games vs United States Australia and South Africa as a joint USA Hockey In-line and IIHF event. Fisher Trotter and Halmrast join Team Canada alongside the 2000 Olympic entry in the tournament.
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Mark Fisher
Christopher Trotter
Brennin Halmrast
Canada
California
Russia
Anaheim
Calif
Los Angeles
U.S
Australia
South Africa
USA Hockey In-line
International Ice Hockey Federation
Fisher, Trotter
Halmrast
Control Mission Club Dominates Exhibition Prior to Alberta Meet
Mission Control, led by captain Beau Noble, crushed Lethbridge Labor Club 13-0 and 13-1 in a two game total-goal exhibition. Noble scored seven goals, four in the first game and three in the second, as Control heads toward the 1998 Alberta Inline Provincial Championships in Red Deer.
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Medicine Hat Ission Control
Alberta
Red Deer
Atom Mission Control
Lethbridge
Control
Beau Noble
TV Schedule Highlights Wimbledon and World Cup Action
TV Today lists Wimbledon Women's and Men's quarter finals at 8 a.m. on WDIV and TSN with NBC at 10 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Also World Cup soccer Round 2 matches Romania versus Croatia and Argentina versus England, plus baseball games Mets @ Blue Jays and Diamondbacks @ Cubs. CFL football Montreal Alouettes at Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Hamilton Tiger-Cats at Calgary Stampeders air on TSN.
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TV Today
WDIV
NBC
TSN
Romania
Croatia
Argentina
England
New York Mets
Toronto Blue Jays
CFL
Montreal Alouettes
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Calgary Stampeders
CFL Life after Flutie shakes up league balance
CFL leaders face a post Flutie era as Toronto loses its marquee quarterback to the Bills and several American players jump to the NFL. Montreal is pegged early Grey Cup favorite with Calgary seen as West’s best. league-wide parity emerges as teams adjust to new rosters.
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Doug Flutie
Flutie
Toronto Argonauts
CFL
Buffalo Bills
B.C
Calgary
Toronto
Jeff Giles
NFL
Alouettes
Mark Dixon
Miami Dolphins
Winnipeg
Shonte Peoples
Chicago
Milt Stegall
New Orleans
Alfred Jackson
Baltimore
Hamilton
Tom Nutten
Denver
Willie Whitehead
Detroit
Argos
Mike Kiselak
Dallas
Mike Vanderjagt
Indianapolis
Adrian Smith
Buffalo
Reggie Givens
San Francisco
Mike McCarthy
Tiger-Cats
Montreal
Als
Bullarama at Medicine Hat celebrates Canada Day with bull riding
Sunshine Kid Mark Reid returns to the arena as a featured bullfighter for Canada Day Bullarama at the Grandstand. Reid, a recent Medicine Hat resident, argues bullfighters save riders and plans to entertain while roping, gun twirling, and performing barrel work as 35 riders chase belt buckles and prize money.
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Medicine Hat
Reid
Sunshine Kid
Grandstand
Cypress Centre
Canadian Bull Riding Association
Emery Erickson
Peter
Crew
Sunshine
Medicine Hat Jays sweep Helena in doubleheader rout
The Medicine Hat Blue Jays defeated the Helena Brewers 9-5 and 10-1 in a doubleheader after rain washed out earlier games. Jorge Nunez and Jay Gibbons drove in runs, with Nunez adding two RBI in Game 1 and both players homering in Game 2. Pitcher Mark Curtis earned the win in six innings, as the Jays improved to 7-4, two games behind the division leader Great Falls.
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Helena
Blue Jays
Blue Jay
Helena Brewers
Jays
Rolando Pino
Jorge Nunez
RBI
Jay Gibbons
Brewers
Gibbons
Nunez
Mark Curtis
Pino
Great Falls
Dodgers
Gas City
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