National Sports

Sunday's Games CFL At Moncton N.B. Montreal 28 Toronto 22 --- MLB American League Seattle 3 Toronto 1 Baltimore 8 Tampa Bay 3 Kansas City 9 Cleveland 8 (10 innings) Minnesota 7 Detroit 4 Chicago White Sox 2 Texas 0 Houston 11 L.A.

SURREY, B.C. — Kaleigh Rafter had a home run and five RBIs as Canada opened the Softball Americas Qualifier tournament on Sunday with a 17-0 route of Cuba that lasted just three innings.

Canada's Milos Raonic has pulled out of the U.S. Open because of an injured glute muscle. The U.S.

SEATTLE — Marco Gonazles sent flocks of Blue Jays fans back north of the border with a sour taste in their mouths.

AGUASCALIENTES, Mexico — Edmonton's Madison Willan hit a three-run homer as Canada's women's baseball team beat host Mexico 11-1 to capture the bronze medal on Sunday at a World Cup qualifying tournament.

AURORA, Ont. — World No. 1 Jin Young Ko wasn't going to walk up to the 18th green without Brooke Henderson.

AURORA, Ont. — Domestic television coverage of the CP Women's Open improved significantly from last year but Canadian golf fans eager to watch Brooke Henderson's every move were left only partially satisfied.

MONCTON, N.B. — The Montreal Alouettes held off a late Toronto comeback attempt to beat the Argonauts 28-22 Sunday, in a contest that featured a spectacular play coach Khari Jones says he called in a previous Touchdown Atlantic game eight years ago.

As the start of the 2019 U.S. Open approaches, the indelible image from last year's tournament does not involve a particularly remarkable shot or a champion holding a trophy.

LONDON — With VAR in its third weekend in the Premier League, Manchester City and Tottenham now know just how high the threshold is for penalty calls to be overturned by video reviews.