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MOOSE JAW, Sask. Old Skool France . - Jesse Shynkaruk scored a hat trick as the Moose Jaw Warriors snapped a seven-game losing streak with an 8-2 win over the Prince Albert Raiders in Western Hockey League action on Saturday.Tanner Eberle had a pair of goals for Moose Jaw (16-20-4), which scored five times in the second period. Jiri Smejkal, Jack Rodewald and Ben Duperreault also chipped in.Cory Millette and Reid Gardiner scored for the Raiders (16-23-1), who have now lost five straight.Zach Sawchenko turned away 25 shots for the Warriors. Rylan Parenteau started for Prince Albert and made eight saves on 12 shots in 30:23. Nick McBride went the rest of the way and stopped 4-of-8 shots in 29:37.Moose Jaw converted on two of its chances on the man advantage while the Raiders went 0 for 4.---SILVERTIPS 6 BLADES 2SASKATOON — Kohl Bauml scored twice — including once on the power play — as Everett downed the Blades.Patrick Bajkov, Brayden Low, Dawson Leedahl and Graham Millar also found the back of the net for the Silvertips (23-11-4).Sam McKechnie opened the scoring for Saskatoon (9-28-3), with Jordan Thomson adding the other.---WHEAT KINGS 7 HITMEN 4BRANDON, Man. — Jayce Hawryluk and Rihards Bukarts both scored twice to lead the Wheat Kings past Calgary.Morgan Klimchuk, Nolan Patrick and Tim McGauley also had goals for Brandon (29-7-4), which has now won eight of 10.Michael Zipp struck twice for the Hitmen (20-15-3), with Jordy Stallard and Ben Thomas also chipping in.---OIL KINGS 3 ICE 1EDMONTON — Davis Koch scored his second of the season and it proved to be the winner as the Oil Kings slipped past Kootenay.Brett Pollock started the scoring on the power play for Edmonton (19-16-5) and Lane Bauer added an empty-netter.Matt Alfaro had a goal in the second period for the Ice (21-18-1), who suffered their first regulation loss in eight games.---REBELS 3 HURRICANES 2 (SO)LETHBRIDGE, Alta. — Brett Cote scored the deciding goal in the shootout as Red Deer edged the Hurricanes.Nelson Nogier started the comeback for the Rebels (21-14-5), with Presten Kopeck tying the game late in the third period.Miles Warkentine and Taylor Cooper opened the scoring for Lethbridge (9-23-6), which has now lost four straight.---TIGERS 2 BRONCOS 1MEDICINE HAT, Alta. — Cole Sanford scored the winner in the third period as the Tigers edged Swift Current.Chad Butcher opened the scoring for Medicine Hat (27-9-2), which picked up its third straight win.Zac Mackay replied with a short-handed goal in the third period for the Broncos (19-17-4).---BLAZERS 3 GIANTS 2 (SO)KAMLOOPS, B.C. — Deven Sideroff scored the decisive goal in the shootout and once in regulation as the Blazers edged Vancouver to snap a five-game losing streak.Matt Revel rounded out the attack for Kamloops (14-23-5).Arvin Atwal and Josh Thrower found the back of the net for the Giants (18-19-2).---WINTERHAWKS 3 AMERICANS 0PORTLAND, Ore. — Adin Hill kicked out all 35 shots he faced as the Winterhawks shut out Tri-City.Anton Cederholm, Miles Koules and Evan Weinger scored for Portland (20-17-3), which snapped a three-game losing skid.Evan Sarthou turned away 47 shots for the Americans (18-18-2).---ROYALS 4 CHIEFS 2VICTORIA — Travis Brown scored the first of three straight goals as the Royals doubled Spokane.Ralph Jarratt, Tyler Soy and Austin Carroll also scored for Victoria (20-18-3), which won its third game in a row.Adam Helewka and Kailer Yamamoto had first-period goals for the Chiefs (21-14-3).---ROCKETS 4 COUGARS 3KELOWNA, B.C. — Tomas Soustal had a power-play goal in the third period and it stood as the winner as the No. 2 nationally-ranked Rockets defeated Prince George.Nick Merkley, Dillon Dube and Justin Kirkland supplied the rest of the Kelowna (31-6-3) offence.Chase Witala, Cal Babych and Aaron Macklin scored for the Cougars (19-21-0).--- Chaussure Vans Old Skool Pas Cher . Jonathan Crompton led the team to a 40-9 win over the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Crompton threw three touchdown passes - two to Duron Carter and one to Brandon London - and Sean Whyte connected on four field goals to power the Alouettes to the win. Basket Old Skool Pas Cher . - Roger Federer squandered a big lead and lost to No. http://www.pascheroldskool.fr/ . PETERSBURG, Fla.ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- The Tampa Bay Rays held a moment of silence for Don Zimmer before Thursdays game against Miami. The Rays will also have a ceremony for their team senior adviser before Saturdays game with Seattle. Zimmer spent 66 years in pro baseball and died Wednesday at 83. He had been in a Florida rehab centre since heart surgery in mid-April. Tom Zimmer, Dons son and a San Francisco Giants scout, issued a family statement thanking all of those who "rooted so hard" for "Pops recovery." "What a great life he has had," the statement said. "The game goes on without him now, but he surely would have expressedd once again that I was so lucky to be part of this game for a lifetime. Old Skool Pas Cher Chine. " Tom Zimmer called his fathers final few years a "huge struggle." "In baseball terms he battled the best he could but simply was running out of gas," he said. "These last eight weeks, he was just too weakened to survive anymore and we are grateful the suffering has ended. We will miss him terribly, but will have a lifetime of memories." There is no funeral or other memorial service planned. In lieu of flowers, the family asked donations be made to either the National Kidney Foundation or the Baseball Assistance team. ' ' '