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Sports reporter with The Canadian Press since 1997. @URJschool alum. Bluesky: dspencercp. Instagram: dspencercpsports. Opinions are my own.
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Alexander breaks CFL record as Alouettes down Stampeders 38-32

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By Donna Spencer Verified
| Times Colonist Verified
CALGARY — Montreal Alouettes quarterback Davis Alexander set a CFL record for consecutive passes without an interception and led his team to a 38-32 win over the host Calgary Stampeders on Saturday. Alexander completed 25 of 32 passes for 402 yards and threw for more than 300 yards for a sixth straight game to start the season. His 329 straight throws without a pick dating back to July of 2025 overtook Darian Durant's 323.
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Stampeders want to bounce back against Alouettes, Philpot rivalry continues

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By Donna Spencer Verified
| The Toronto Star Verified
SPENCER - Cue the CFL season’s second instalment of Philpot brotherly love shoved to the sidelines when the Calgary Stampeders host the Montreal Alouettes on Saturday. Tyson Philpot’s 132 receiving yards and first-quarter touchdown were catalysts in Montreal’s 37-30 win over visiting Calgary last week. Jalen Philpot is proud of his twin brother, younger by a few minutes, when Tyson has a good game . . . against any other team but his. “He can go crazy against everybody but us,” Jalen said Friday.
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Canadian baseball star Justin Morneau puts name to national amateur championship

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By Donna Spencer Verified
| Times Colonist Verified
Canadian baseball star Justin Morneau was willing to put his name to the trophy of a new Canadian amateur baseball championship because he feels the tournament fills a need in the sport. The Morneau Cup that starts Tuesday in Okotoks, Alta., brings 16 under-19 men's baseball clubs together from across Canada to determine which one takes home his namesake trophy first. Morneau, from New Westminster, B.C., is a four-time Major League Baseball all-star and the 2006 American League MVP.
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