National Sports

Friday's Games CFL Winnipeg 33 Ottawa 30 Edmonton 33 Hamilton 28 --- MLB American League Detroit 5 Baltimore 2 Boston 3 Chicago White Sox 2, 11 innings Cleveland 7 N.Y. Yankees 2 Minnesota 8 Texas 4 Houston 16 Toronto 7 Seattle 5 Kansas City 2 L.A.

Friday's Games CFL Winnipeg 33 Ottawa 30 Edmonton 33 Hamilton 28 --- MLB American League Detroit 5 Baltimore 2 Boston 3 Chicago White Sox 2, 11 innings Cleveland 7 N.Y. Yankees 2 Minnesota 8 Texas 4 Houston 16 Toronto 7 Seattle 5 Kansas City 2 L.A.

EDMONTON — It's been more 56 years since the Edmonton Eskimos have seen a start to the season like this one.

HOUSTON — The Houston Astros snapped out of their offensive slump in a big way.

WASHINGTON — Top women's seed Simona Halep retired from her quarter-final match at the Citi Open on Friday because of the heat, allowing Russia's Ekaterina Makarova to advance to the semifinals.

OTTAWA — For the second straight game the Ottawa Redblacks lost on a last second field goal. And, for the second straight game, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers came back to win on the last play.

TORONTO — It wasn't long ago that Latvia's Jelena Ostapenko and Canadian Francoise Abanda were competing against each other on the junior tennis circuit.

VANCOUVER — Quarterback Travis Lulay was on the sidelines getting ready for the B.C. Lions' next possession when a Hamilton Tiger-Cats rookie receiver grabbed everyone's attention.

BRISTOL, Conn. — ESPN has taken over U.S. broadcasts of England's second-tier League Championship and League Cup from BeIN Sports.

LONDON — A national record, and a Canadian best-ever eighth place finish — but Mohammed Ahmed wants more. The 26-year-old from St. Catharines, Ont.