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CK 750 is "the voice" of Junior Hockey offering a full season of play by play broadcasts covering all the action for the Melfort Mustangs, Nipawin Hawks and Humboldt Broncos. Set your dial on CK 750 for Triple 'A' Midget League Tisdale Trojans games as well as selected Senior Hockey league match-ups.

 

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Blog   ( 7/2/2009 )

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CFL   ( 7/2/2009 )

It was opening night in the CFL last night, Montreal scored TD's on its first 2 possessions and went on to beat the Calgary Stampeders 40-27.

Damon Duval had 6 field goals for Montreal on a rainy night at McMahon Stadium.

Rookie Titus Ryan made a great impression on Stampeders fans with a 104-yard kickoff return.

The teams went into the final quarter tied 27-27, but turnovers, including Chip Cox's 81-yard fumble return for a TD finished the Stamps.

In the other game, the Toronto Argonauts raced to a 20-0 lead in the 1st quarter and whipped the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 30-17.

QB Kerry Joseph had 3 TD passes in the game, while Jamal Richardson was in control on the ground, rushing for 124 yards and a TD.

Ticats QB Quinton Porter threw 2 TD's but was picked off twice and sacked 6 times.


NHL Free Agency   ( 7/2/2009 )

The Boolin Wall is relocating to Edmonton.

The Oilers signed veteran goalie Nikolai Khabibulin to a 4-year contract worth $15 million.

He replaces Dwayne Roloson, who signed earlier in the day with the New York Islanders.

The Chicago Blackhawks are showing their fans they mean business, signing free agent winger Marian Hossa to a 12-year contract worth 62.4 million dollars.

The Montreal Canadiens welcomed 4 free agents to the fold, with the big name being centre Mike Cammalleri, who signed a 5-year contract worth $30 million.

Montreal also signed forward Brian Gionta, and defencemen Jaroslav Spacek and Hal Gill.

The New York Rangers signed forward Marian Gaborik.

The Minnesota Wild quickly replaced Gaborik by signing winger Martin Havlat to a 6 year contract.

Mike Komisarek signed a 4-year contract with Toronto.

The Maple Leafs added more toughness to their lineup, nabbing Rangers enforcer Colton Orr.

Toronto also sent defenceman Pavel Kubina and a minor leaguer to Atlanta for defenceman Garnet Exelby and forward Colin Stuart.

Henrik & Daniel Sedin re-signed with Vancouver accepting five-year, $30.5 million dollar contracts.

Defenceman Matthias Ohlund signed a 7 year contract with Tampa Bay.

And longtime Ottawa tough guy Chris Neil signed a 4-year contract worth $8 million to stay with the Sens.


Mustangs Season Tickets   ( 7/2/2009 )

The Melfort Mustangs have their season tickets on sale.

Prices are not going up this season and in fact, if purchased early, can be bought at a discount rate.

Office manager Tanis Jung encourages people to do just that.

An earlybird season ticket for an adult is $195 plus GST which saves you $30 dollars off the regular price.


Broncos Season Tickets   ( 7/2/2009 )

The Humboldt Broncos will not be increasing the price of their season tickets this year.

President Lee Dufort says cost for adults is $249, students are $179 and youth tickets cost $109.

Call Leslie at the Broncos office for more information.


WMBL   ( 7/2/2009 )

The Saskatoon Yellow Jackets lost 10-2 to the Moose Jaw Miller Express last night to extend their losing streak to 4 games.
Joel Cardinal had 2 of the Yellow Jackets 5 hits in the game.

Elsewhere in the WMBL:

Swift Current 7 Regina 5
Lethbridge 7 Edmonton 1
Lethbridge 3 Edmonton 2 10 innings
Okotoks 9 Weyburn 2
Yorkton 1 Melville 0


MLB   ( 7/2/2009 )

Toronto Blue Jays rookie left-hander Ricky Romero is making a name for himself.

Romero took a no-hitter into the 7th inning in his last start, and this time around he pitched 4-hit ball over 8 innings in the Blue Jays 5-0 win over the Tampa Bay Rays.

Romero is 5-1 in his past 6 starts and hasn't allowed a run in his past 20 innings.

Scott Rolen went 2 for 4 to extend his hitting streak to 19 games.

Toronto remains 7 games behind the Boston Red Sox in the AL East.