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(16-13-0), who led 4-1 early in the second period, while Riley Hillis and
Brandon Carlo added a goal apiece.Tim Bozon had a pair of goals for the Ice
(15-16-0), who had their four-game win streak halted. Luke Philp and Austin
Vetterl also scored for Kootenay as Rinat Valiev tacked on three assists.Eric
Comrie made 31 saves for Tri-City. Wyatt Hoflin allowed five goals on 26 shots
through two periods of action for the Ice before giving way to Keelan Williams,
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advantage.---HITMEN 8 WARRIORS 3CALGARY — Kenton Helgeson had two goals and two
assists and Mack Shields made 21 saves as the Hitmen crushed Moose Jaw for their
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TIGERS 1PORTLAND, Ore. — Adin Hill stopped 43 shots and Oliver Bjorkstrand had a
goal and an assist as the Winterhawks downed Medicine Hat.Paul Bittner, Miles
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in defeat.---THUNDERBIRDS 4 CHIEFS 1SPOKANE, Wash. — Taran Kozun made 24 saves
as Seattle handed the Chiefs their fifth straight loss.Nolan Volcan, Evan
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(13-13-4) as Ethan Bear added a single goal.Riley Whittingham scored for Spokane
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Jerzy Janowicz of Poland advanced to the Winston-Salem Open final with three-set
victories on Friday. The seventh-seeded Rosol edged Taiwans Yen-Hsun Lu 7-5,
4-6, 6-4, and Janowicz defeated Sam Querrey 4-6, 7-5, 6-4 in the final tuneup
for next weeks U.S. Open. "Ive been trying to get ready for the hard-court
season, but the practice matches were no good for me," said Rosol, who should
crack the top 30 in the world rankings for the first time after Fridays win.
"But Im happy with my results this week. I hope Im not finished yet." Rosol took
a key service break from Lu to go up 5-4 in the third set, and then saved three
break points while serving out the match to advance to his third ATP Tour final
this year. "All the games were pretty tough," said Rosol, who made it to the
semifinals after top-seed John Isner of the U.S. withdrew Thursday because of a
sprained ankle. "On my serve, there was a couple times when I went down 30-love
and came back. There was a time when (Lu) went down 40-love on his serve and
came back. "It was always up and down, so we had to stay with our mind on the
court and stay focused all the time." Janowicz broke Querrey four times in the
final six gamees of the second and third sets.
Jamie Benn Jersey. "It definitely was an extremely tough match," Janowicz said. "I didnt play my best tennis today. I was
fighting to the end. Its always nice to win that kind of match." Despite serving
18 aces, Querrey had trouble controlling his serve, making just 52 per cent of
his first serves with six double faults. While he broke Janowiczs serve four
times, he also blew three break opportunities. "A lot of them, he hit a serve
that was too big or hit a serve that I barely got in," said Querrey, who was
trying to make his first tournament final of the year. Janowicz had a scare
early in the third set, calling out a trainer for treatment on his left foot.
But he managed to stay in the match. Lu, who had beaten Rosol in their only
previous meeting last year in Thailand, had his chances in the tight semi. He
used a service break to go up 4-1 in the first set before Rosol rallied, and
nearly blew a 5-2 advantage in the second set before winning the set. "It was a
very close match," said Lu, who was playing in his third semifinal this year.
"We both had many, many chances. Theres nothing to complain about, but if I had
done better on some points, the score would have turned to my side."
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