Tigers open tough stretch vs Bighorns in WHL test
Medicine Hat Tigers, in first place after two decisive early wins, host the Billings Bighorns in a key WHL matchup. The Bighorns, with 11 returnees and three players back from pro camps, arrive fresh after a late start. Game time at the Arena Convention Centre is 8:30.
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Lethbridge Broncos
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Saskatoon Blades
Billings
Lindsay Carson
Edmonton Oilers
Jim McTaggart
Gordie Stafford
Tom Adams
Ken Solheim
Curt Broadhead
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Stu Robertson
Darren Halasz
Solheim
Ginnell
Mike Winther
Mark Komonoski
Rod Buskas
Peter Steblyk
Gordon Hahn
Winther
Tsujiura
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Arena Convention Centre
Sting Edges Malmoe In Euro Exhibition Shootout
Bruce Wilson, a Vancouver defender, scored the decisive goal in a shootout as Chicago Sting defeated Malmoe 2-1 in an exhibition match on Friday night. It marked the NASL club’s second win of its four week European tour through Sweden.
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Sweden
Bruce Wilson
Vancouver
Chicago Sting
Canadiens blank Bruins 6-0 in NHL exhibition clash
Montreal rolled to a 6-0 win over Boston as six players scored and Denis Herron earned a shutout in goal. The Canadiens improved to 5-3-2 in the preseason while Detroit, Toronto, Minnesota, Vancouver and other teams posted notable results in the night’s action.
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Gerry Cheevers
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Quebec
Peter Mahovlich
Vaclav Nedomansky
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Thommie Bergman
Dale McCourt
Mike Foligno
Dan Labranten
Dave Farrish
Serge Bernier
Nordiques
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Edmonton
Paul Gardner
Lanny McDonald
Leafs
Greg Hotham
Laurie Boschman
Darryl Sittler
Blair MacDonald
Oilers
Brent Callighen
Dave Semenko
Ron Zanussi
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Kris Manery
Don Jackson
Willie Lindstrom
Peter Sullivan
Jets
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Trevino and Graham share Texas Open lead after second round
In San Antonio Trevino and Lou Graham stood seven under par at 133 to top the Texas Open. Trevino, 39, fired a 65 after a 68, birdied early, and bogeyed 15, while Graham shot 64 to join him at the head of a crowded field.
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John Mahaffey
Wheeling
W.va
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Austin
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Janet Coles
Donna Caponi Young
Betsy King
Cathy Sherk
Port Colborne
Ont
Sandra Post
Oakville
Texas Open leads after second round at San Antonio
Top 20 players and ties line the Texas Open leaderboard after two rounds in San Antonio Texas with Lee Trevino and Lou Graham sharing a 133 total while Eddie Pearce Doug Tewell Rik Massengale and others chase. The field includes Ben Crenshaw Gilby Gilbert Curtis Strange and Tom Weiskopf among notables.
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David Lundstrom
Buddy Gardner
Calvin Peete
Orville Moody
Tom Weiskopf
Bob Murphy
Mark McCumber
Dale Douglass
Curtis Strange
Beau Baugh
Dan Halldorson
Shilo
Man
Hockey Canada to expand board amid CAHA tension
Hockey Canada plans to widen its board with influential businessmen as CAHA questions its usefulness. Officials say closer private sector links will fund a permanent Olympic hockey program and support future junior world championship entries, said Lou Lefaive on Friday.
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Hockey Canada
Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
CAHA
Lou Lefaive
NBA Exhibition Scores Across Cities
Philadelphia defeated New Jersey 105 to 95 while Chicago beat Indiana 126 to 110. Washington edged Atlanta 97 to 91, Denver lost 8 to 79 against Golden State, Portland won 108 to 83 over Seattle, Boston triumphed 111 to 102 vs New York, Los Angeles won 98 to 94 against Phoenix.
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Yeremchuk brothers pace Traders with two goals each
Gary Yeremchuk and Ken Yeremchuk each scored twice to lift Fort Saskatchewan Traders to a 6-1 AJHL win over Tabor Golden Suns. Magel Fournier and Perry Pelensky added goals, while Dean Walker scored Taber's only goal. Fort Saskatchewan led 3-1 and 5-1 by the intermissions.
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Ken
Fort Saskatchewan Traders
Tabor
Golden Suns
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Perry Pelensky
Traders
Dean Walker
Taber
Navratilova Advances to U.S. Indoor Semis in Bloomington
Martina Navratilova defeated unseeded Ann Kiyomura 3-6 6-1 6-2 to reach the semifinals of the $100,000 U.S. women's indoor championships in Bloomington. She will face Dianne Fromholtz who beat Billie Jean King in the quarterfinals.
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U.S
Navratilova
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