Photo courtesy of Metcalfe Photography.Photo courtesy of Metcalfe Photography.
Sarnia

Scores From September 19

OHL Preseason Sarnia 8 Windsor 4

(Anthony Salinitri scored three goals fop Sarnia. Daniel Nikandrov, Hayden Hodgson, Chase Campbell and Josh DeFarias also scored for the Sting who play Flint Sunday afternnoon at 5pm in Port Huron.)

London 6 Erie 5 (at Stratford, Ont.)

Saginaw 7 Sault Ste. Marie 3

Hamilton 5 Oshawa 1 (at Ajax, Ont.)

Ottawa 5 Kingston 1

Kitchener 2 Niagara 1

North Bay 7 Owen Sound 4 ----- GOJHL Strathroy 5 Lambton Shores 4 (OT) (Connor Merritt, Ethan Sarfati, Brendan Trottier and Ryan Fraser scored for the Predators.) --- Gt. Lakes Jr C Mooretown 4 Alvinston (Joe DeSena scored twice for the Flags with singles going to Mike Kindrachuk and Nolan Riley.) --- MLB American League

Boston 7 Toronto 6 (The rubber match goes Sunday afternoon starting with the pregame show at 12:30.)

Detroit 6 Kansas City 5 (11 innings)

L.A. Angels 4 Minnesota 3, (12 innings), 1st game

Baltimore 2 Tampa Bay 1

Chicago White Sox 4 Cleveland 3

L.A. Angels 5 Minnesota 2, 2nd game

Houston 10 Oakland 6

Texas 10 Seattle 1

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National League

Chicago Cubs 5 St. Louis 4

Arizona 6 San Francisco 0

Washington 5 Miami 2

Cincinnati 9 Milwaukee 7

Atlanta 2 Philadelphia 1

Colorado 10 San Diego 2

Pittsburgh 3 L.A. Dodgers 2

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Interleague

N.Y. Yankees 5 N.Y. Mets 0 --- CFL

Edmonton 25 Hamilton 18

Ottawa 30 Saskatchewan 27 --- OCAA Soccer Men Redeemer 5 Lambton 3 Women Lambton 2 Redeemer 0 --- MLS

Toronto FC 3 Colorado 1

Columbus 2 D.C. United 1

Seattle 3 Vancouver 0

New York City FC 3 San Jose 2

Montreal 3 New England 0

Orlando City 1 Chicago 0

Real Salt Lake 3 Los Angeles 0

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