September 2005. (Photo by Joel Dinda from Flickr)

September 2005. (Photo by Joel Dinda from Flickr)

Scores from Sunday, August 28

By Fiona Robertson

August 29, 2022 - 5:41am

WOMEN'S WORLD HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP

Preliminary Round

At Herning, Denmark

Canada 9 Japan 0

At Frederikshavn, Denmark

Denmark 1 Hungary 0

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MLB

AMERICAN LEAGUE

L.A. Angels 8 Toronto 3

Tampa Bay 12 Boston 4

Houston 3 Baltimore 1

Seattle 4 Cleveland 0

Oakland 4 N.Y. Yankees 1

Detroit 9 Texas 8

NATIONAL LEAGUE

L.A. Dodgers 8 Miami 1

Washington 3 Cincinnati 2

Pittsburgh 5 Philadelphia 0

Colorado 1 N.Y. Mets 0

Milwaukee 9 Chicago Cubs 7

St. Louis 6 Atlanta 3

INTERLEAGUE

Arizona 3 Chicago White Sox 2

Kansas City 15 San Diego 7

Minnesota 8 San Francisco 3

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NFL EXHIBITION

N.Y. Jets 31 N.Y. Giants 27

Pittsburgh 19 Detroit 9

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