Friday’s Games

By The Canadian Press

Posted Nov 5, 2016 01:32:47 AM.

Last Updated Nov 5, 2016 02:20:09 AM.

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Friday’s Games

CFL

Winnipeg 33 Ottawa 20

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NHL

Columbus 10 Montreal 0

Winnipeg 5 Detroit 3

Anaheim 5 Arizona 1

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AHL

Grand Rapids 4 Iowa 1

Lehigh Valley 4 Providence 2

Syracuse 3 Rochester 2

Hershey 3 Springfield 2 (OT)

W-B/Scranton 4 Binghamton 1

Bridgeport 5 Hartford 4

Milwaukee 3 Chicago 2 (SO)

Tucson 3 Ontario 2

Texas 3 Bakersfield 1

Stockton 6 San Diego 1

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Four Nations Cup

Preliminary Round at Vierumaki, Finland

Finland 2 Sweden 1

Canada 3 United States 2

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NBA

Toronto 96 Miami 87

Washington 95 Atlanta 92

Charlotte 99 Brooklyn 95

L.A. Clippers 99 Memphis 88

New York 117 Chicago 104

Phoenix 112 New Orleans 111 (OT)

Portland 105 Dallas 95

San Antonio 100 Utah 86

L.A. Lakers 117 Golden State 97

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