National Sports

PLOVDIV, Bulgaria — Canada's Hillary Janssens and Caileigh Filmer have captured gold at the world rowing championships. Janssens, of Cloverdale, B.C.

SUZHOU, China — All three Canadian entries will play for championships at the inaugural World Cup of Curling.

HUMBOLDT, Sask. — A plan to bring hockey broadcasters in from across the country to call Humboldt Broncos games this season will not go ahead.

Friday's Games CFL B.C. 32 Montreal 14 --- MLB American League N.Y. Yankees 11 Toronto 0 Chicago White Sox 8 Baltimore 6 Detroit 5 Cleveland 4 Oakland 2 Tampa Bay 1 (10 innings) Kansas City 8 Minnesota 4 Seattle 5 L.A.

MONTREAL — Unlucky Travis Lulay watched most of the game from B.C.'s bench, his left shoulder wrapped in ice.

NEW YORK — Aaron Judge's wrist got a big hand.

TORONTO — Denis Shapovalov looked across the hard court and saw that Robin Haase was starting to get tired. Shapovalov had lost the first two sets of their five-set Davis Cup match but could sense his opponent was losing his legs.

MONTREAL — B.C. Lions quarterback Travis Lulay has been knocked out of action for the second week in a row.

REGINA — When Saskatchewan Roughriders linebacker Derrick Moncrief tried to spin out of a tackle and slammed to the ground, he says it felt like he "broke every bone in his shoulder.

VANCOUVER — A blockbuster deal involving the teenage star of the Vancouver Whitecaps is one of the great stories in world soccer, says the league's commissioner.