National Sports

Friday's Games CFL Winnipeg 34 Edmonton 28 --- MLB American League Seattle 7 Toronto 4 Tampa Bay 7 Baltimore 1 Cleveland 4 Kansas City 1 Chicago White Sox 8 Texas 3 Houston 5 L.A.

AGUASCALIENTES, Mexico — Veteran Amanda Asay and the Canadian women's national team had a bounce-back performance on Friday with a 9-7 win against Puerto Rico in a World Cup qualifier.

EDMONTON — It's not often that a quarterback records more rushing than passing yards in a game, but it was a surprising recipe for success for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers on Friday.

WINSTON SALEM, N.C. — Canada's Denis Shapovalov was unable to pull off two victories in the same day, falling to Hubert Hurkacz of Poland in the semifinals at the Winston-Salem Open on Friday night.

AURORA, Ont. — After Brooke Henderson birdied No. 15 she stood back from the green to check her notes and watch groupmates Stacy Lewis and Min-Jee Lee finish the hole.

AURORA, Ont. — Just four years ago, Canadian amateur Michelle Liu was leaning on the ropes at the CP Women's Open to ask LPGA Tour professionals for autographs.

REGINA — It's amazing how things have changed for the Ottawa Redblacks and the Saskatchewan Roughriders since their initial meeting of the season on June 20.

TORONTO — Long-distance runner Sylvia Ruegger, who held the Canadian women's marathon record for 28 years, has died. She was 58. Athletics Canada confirmed Ruegger's death on its Twitter account on Friday.

VANCOUVER — Despite a tough start to the season, Bryan Burnham says the B.C. Lions are still in good spirits — albeit with a bit of an edge.

WINNIPEG — The premier of Manitoba says "there's a lot of disappointment" in the province after a controversial NFL pre-season game at IG Field on Thursday night.