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EDMONTON - Lane Bauer had a hat trick as the Edmonton Oil Kings scored six-straight in a 6-2 rout over the Regina Pats on Friday night in Western Hockey League play. Vapormax Plus Dámské .Brayden Brown, Luke Bertolucci and Dysin Mayo also found the back of the net for the Oil Kings (22-18-5). Tristan Jarry made 29 saves in net.Adam Brooks and Austin Wagner answered back for Regina (26-15-3). Daniel Wapple started in goal but was pulled after allowing five goals on 14 shots in 23:10. Tyler Brown finished out the game, stopping 13 shots in 36:50.Edmonton converted twice on four power plays while the Pats were 0 for 6. ---ICE 5 RAIDERS 2PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. — Luke Philip scored his second of the game, and the first of four third-period goals, as Kootenay cooled off the Raiders.Ryan Chynoweth, Jaedon Descheneau and Zak Zborosky also had goals for the Ice (22-21-1).Matteo Gennaro and Simon Stransky found the back of the net for Prince Albert (19-24-1). The Raiders entered the game winning their last three games.---BLADES 5 TIGERS 4SASKATOON — Nolan Reid scored his first of the season midway through the third period and it stood as the winner as the Blades edged No. 7 Medicine Hat.Brett Stovin led the Saskatoon (11-29-3) offence with a pair of goals. Cameron Hebig and Sam McKechnie also chipped in.Tyler Lewington, Matt Bradley, Dryden Hunt and Trevor Cox supplied the offence for the Tigers (29-12-2).---BRONCOS 5 WARRIORS 0SWIFT CURRENT, Sask. — Landon Bow kicked out all 24 shots he faced as the Broncos blanked Moose Jaw.Glenn Gawdin scored a pair of goals for Swift Current (21-19-5). Brett Lernout, Jay Merkley and Jake DeBrusk also scored.Zach Sawchenko started in goal for the Warriors (18-24-4), stopping 28-of-32 shots in 40 minutes of play. Brody Willms finished out the game and made 12 saves.---WHEAT KINGS 8 HURRICANES 5BRANDON, Man. — Tim McGauley had a five-point night — including two goals — as the No. 3 Wheat Kings topped Lethbridge.Peter Quenneville and Morgan Klimchuk also had a pair of goals each for Brandon (32-9-4). Braylon Shmyr and Reid Duke added the others.Tyler Wong, Andrew Nielsen, Giorgio Estephan, Ryley Lindgren and Mike Winther supplied the offence for the Hurricanes (10-26-6).---ROYALS 2 REBELS 1 (SO)RED DEER, Alta. — Austin Carroll scored the winner in the seventh round of the shootout as Victoria slipped past the Rebels.Greg Chase had the lone goal for the Royals (23-19-3) 57 seconds into the first period. It was their third-straight win.Brooks Maxwell scored his 14th of the season for Red Deer (25-14-6). The Rebels entered the game having won the last five in a row.---WINTERHAWKS 4 COUGARS 3 (SO)PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. — Chase De Leo scored the only goal in the shootout and added another in regulation as Portland edged the Cougars.Paul Bittner and Miles Koules also had goals for the Winterhawks (24-19-3).Chase Witala, Tyler Mrkonjic and Josh Connolly provided the offence for Prince George (20-23-2).---THUNDERBIRDS 5 ROCKETS 2KELOWNA, B.C. — Roberts Lipsbergs and Scott Eansor had late goals in the first period as Seattle downed the No. 2 Rockets.Shea Theodore, Cory Millette and Keegan Kolesar also chipped in for the Thunderbirds (22-16-5).Nick Merkley and Madison Bowey scored for Kelowna (34-8-3).---SILVERTIPS 5 CHIEFS 3EVERETT, Wash. — Dawson Leedahl opened the scoring 28 seconds into the first period as the Silvertips cruised past Spokane.Patrick Bajkov, Matt Fonteyne and Jake Mykitiuk also had first-period goals for No. 10 Everett (27-12-4). Remi Laurencelle rounded out the scoring on the power play as the Silvertips won their third straight.Markson Bechtold, Adam Helewka and Curtis Miske scored for the Chiefs (23-16-4).---AMERICANS 3 GIANTS 0VANCOUVER — Evan Sarthou stopped all 32 shots he faced as Tri-City shut out the Giants.Taylor Vickerman scored on the power play for the Americans (21-21-2), with Ty Comrie and Austyn Playfair adding the others.Payton Lee made 27 saves in the loss for Vancouver (19-22-2).--- Vapormax Off White Cena .com) - Baltimore Ravens running back Justin Forsett is active for Sundays matchup with the Miami Dolphins. Nike Vapormax Panske . The 28-year-old lefty made his MLB debut in 2013, making 10 starts and going 2-5 with 4.05 ERA and 1.18 WHIP. Albers was named the Twins organizations minor league pitcher of the year for 2013. http://www.vapormaxlevne.cz/ . Bayern winger Franck Ribery marked his league return after recovering from a cracked rib by scoring two goals and setting up two more as the league leaders inflicted the heaviest home defeat on Bremen in the Bundesliga. RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil -- A convicted match-fixer denied a report in a German magazine Tuesday that he predicted the result and details of a World Cup football match. Cameroons football federation said it was investigating the report in der Spiegel magazine that Wilson Raj Perumal accurately predicted in an online chat with one of its journalists that Cameroon would lose 4-0 to Croatia and would have a player sent off in the first half. And that is exactly what happened in the June 18 match. Cameroon midfielder Alex Song was sent off before halftime for striking Croatia striker Mario Mandzukic in the back. Der Spiegels claims rang alarm bells because Perumal is the best-known match-fixer in football. He was convicted of fixing matches in Finland and suspected of fixing other games in Africa and involving African teams. He also isnt averse to self-publicity, having recently published memoirs with two journalists as co-authors. Perumal denied having predicted the outcome. "The Facebook chat with the Der Spiegel journalist took place a few days after the match - June 21st, as confirmed by my Facebook log," his statement said. "At no time did I make reference to four goals being scored or to a red card being issued. At no time did I suggest that I had any way of corroborating or substantiating what was meant to be an educated guess based on my extensive match-fixing experience. Last but not least: at no time was I informed by the Der Spiegel journalist that our chat was going to end up in the German publication." "I am shocked and amazed that a respected magazine such as Der Spiegel would go so far as to fabricate statements by yours truly with the visible aim of stirring the row over match-fixing," he said. "I apologize to the Cameroon FA and to its fans if I inadvertently offended them; it was not my intention. Vapormax Plus černé . I strongly believe that Der Spiegel should also do the same since they placed words in my mouth that I did not utter." One of the Spiegel reporters involved, Rafael Buschmann, said the magazine stood by its story. "We firmly stand by our assertion that Mr Perumal wrote in a Facebook chat with der Spiegel some hours before the world cup match Croatia vs Camerooon, that the result of the match will be a 4-0-victory for Croatia and that a player of Cameroon will get a red card in the first halftime," Buschmann said. Earlier, Cameroons football federation had said it instructed its ethics committee to open an investigation. The federation, Fecafoot, evoked the possibility that seven players on its team may have been corrupted. "Recent allegations of fraud around Cameroons three 2014 FIFA World Cup preliminary games, especially Cameroon vs. Croatia, as well as the existence of seven bad apples (in our national team) do not reflect the values and principles promoted by our administration in line with the FIFA Code of Conduct and the ethics of our nation," Fecafoot said in the statement. "We are strongly committed to employ all means necessary to resolve this disruptive matter," the federation said. FIFA President Sepp Blatter confirmed that a probe was underway, telling reporters: "Yes I have been told about this but let them do their work on this investigation." That game was the low point of a disastrous World Cup for Cameroon, which conceded nine goals and scored just one in its three games. The Croatia match was also marred by an argument between Cameroon teammates Benoit Assou-Ekotto and Benjamin Moukandjo that ended with Assou-Ekotto head-butting his teammate. ' ' '