National Sports

EDMONTON — Receiver Derel Walker is back with the Edmonton Eskimos. Walker rejoined the CFL club Wednesday. He was released by the NFL's Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Saturday. Edmonton released Walker in the off-season so he could sign with the Bucs.

NEW YORK — Ottawa Senators captain Erik Karlsson has no timetable to get back on the ice following off-season foot surgery.

Although Adam Hadwin still hasn't come to grips with being Canada's top-ranked male golfer, he's happy to be part of the international team for the upcoming Presidents Cup.

MOSCOW — The International Paralympic Committee has eased a ban on Russian athletes, allowing them to compete in qualifying events for next year's winter games in South Korea.

LOS MACHUCOS, Spain — Chris Froome lost some of his Spanish Vuelta lead in a brutal climb that challenged riders in a 17th stage won by Stefan Denifl of Austria on Wednesday.

TORONTO — Quarterback Kevin Glenn of the Saskatchewan Roughriders and Calgary Stampeders defensive players Alex Singleton and Shaquille Richardson were named the CFL's players of the week Wednesday.

BERLIN — The presidents of Germany and Israel on Wednesday inaugurated a memorial to 11 Israeli athletes and coaches and a West German police officer killed 45 years ago during an attack by a Palestinian militant group at the Munich Olympics.

LONDON — Andy Murray says he is unlikely to play again this season because of his hip injury. The second-ranked Murray says he will miss the upcoming events in Beijing and Shanghai, and most likely the tournaments in Vienna and Paris after that.

BOSTON — The Red Sox won their own version of the Boston marathon, beating the Toronto Blue Jays 3-2 in the 19th inning on an RBI single by Hanley Ramirez early Wednesday in a game that took six hours. It was 1:11 a.m.

Tuesday's Games MLB American League Boston 3 Toronto 2 (19 innings) Baltimore 7 N.Y. Yankees 6 Detroit 13 Kansas City 2 Tampa Bay 2 Minnesota 1 Cleveland 9 Chicago White Sox 4 Houston 3 Seattle 1 L.A.