National Sports

Saturday's Games CFL Winnipeg 48 Saskatchewan 28 Hamilton 26 Ottawa 22 Calgary 25 Edmonton 22 --- MLB American League Toronto 5 Detroit 4 Cleveland 4 Baltimore 2 N.Y. Yankees 3 Texas 1 Boston 9 Tampa Bay 0 Kansas City 5 Minnesota 2 Seattle 8 L.A.

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Lee Nguyen scored in the 68th minute and the New England Revolution beat the Montreal Impact 1-0 on Saturday night.

REGINA — Val Sweeting will be going for her second straight Tour Challenge title, while on the men's side there will be a new champion.

WATERLOO, Ont. — Receiver Richmond Nketiah caught two touchdown passes and the Waterloo Warriors staved off a fourth-quarter comeback attempt to beat the Toronto Varsity Blues 28-23 in U Sports football action on Saturday.

OTTAWA — The Ottawa Redblacks made no excuses Saturday night as they fell 26-22 to the Hamilton Tiger-Cats at TD Place. Ottawa didn't show up for the game until the second half and by then they had dug far too deep a hole for themselves.

CALGARY — The Canadian show jumping team placed fourth in the BMO Nations' Cup on Saturday, while the United States beat Brazil in a jumpoff to win gold. Eight countries went at it in the 41st annual BMO Nations' Cup.

MIAMI — The Miami Dolphins escaped Hurricane Irma by beginning an extended stay in California.

Toronto FC has the best record in Major League Soccer and has clinched a post-season berth. But captain Michael Bradley and head coach Greg Vanney insist there's still work to be done.

NEW YORK — Sloane Stephens' remarkably rapid rise from a ranking of 957th in early August to U.S. Open champion on Saturday began with the slow work of coming back from surgery on her left foot.

THUNDER BAY, Ont. — Canada will face Japan for bronze at the under-18 baseball World Cup, while the United States and Korea meet up for gold.