National Sports

CALI, Columbia — Kady Dandeneau scored a game-high 18 points as Canada's women's wheelchair basketball advanced to the gold medal game at the Americas Cup after a 69-32 win over Argentina on Sunday.

OTTAWA — Now that she's won two LPGA championships, Sung Hyun Park is finally going to get to see the biggest attraction in her home away from home.

MONTREAL — Toronto FC has been winning a lot this season, but victory seems to taste a little better when it's against the Montreal Impact.

TORONTO — Chris Merchant threw for two touchdown passes and Cedric Joseph ran in two scores as the Western Mustangs began their U Sports football season on Sunday with a 66-3 rout of the York Lions.

OTTAWA — Cristie Kerr waved at her caddy to stop for a second on the 18th fairway of the Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club. Mirim Lee and her bagman also held up.

SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. — The crack of the bat, the gasp from the crowd, a fist pump on the trip around the bases and then a happy hop to waiting teammates at home plate.

TORONTO — Byron Buxton had just about everything go his way on Sunday. The Twins centre-fielder finished 4 for 5 with a career-high three home runs and five runs batted in to lead Minnesota in a 7-2 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays.

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Alabama defensive lineman Raekwon Davis shot at a Tuscaloosa bar, according to a person with knowledge of the incident.

TAIPEI, Taiwan — Brittany Crew won the shot put on Sunday for Canada's fourth gold medal at the Summer Universiade. The 23-year-old from York University threw 18.34 metres, just shy of her own Canadian record of 18.47.

LIVERPOOL, England — Humiliation for Arsenal at Liverpool. More Wembley frustration for Tottenham. The north London clubs had an afternoon to forget in the Premier League on Sunday before the two-week international break.