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Tiger Woods was unlikely to make the British Open cut after shooting a 4-over 74 in the second round Friday.

There’s a “For Sale” sign on franchise cornerstone Roy Halladay, the optimism sparked by the Toronto Blue Jays’ torrid start to the season has been replaced by harsh reality in recent weeks, and the future points more to rebuilding than contending.

Carson Kallis of the Red Deer Golf and Country Club (RDGCC) remained in third place following the third round of the 72-hole Alberta junior boys’ golf championship at the Dunes Thursday, but he did narrow the gap to top spot.

Ali Gerba has always been a soccer nomad, looking for a home. He seems to have found it with the Canadian national team and hopes Toronto FC will be an equally comfortable fit.

LeBron James was more Don King than King James as he faced the cameras to promote the huge event planned for next summer.

A lot of hard work paid off for the Red Deer Boxing Club and the City of Red Deer.

Jarious Jackson proved to be one heck of an insurance policy for the B.C. Lions.

Ray Adamson came into the North American Pony Chuckwagon championships at the Westerner as the No. 1 ranked driver on tour.

Tom Watson, famous for winning the “Duel in the Sun” that forever links him with Turnberry, is at the stage in his career where the British Open should be a ceremonial stroll into the sunset.

Canada’s Gold Cup journey has taken it from Carson, Calif., to Columbus, Ohio, Miami and Philadelphia, picking up confidence along the way.