National Sports

CALGARY — Brad Baker threw for 388 yards and five touchdowns as the Alberta Golden Bears upset the No. 1 Calgary Dinos 53-3 on Saturday in U Sports football action.

LLOYDMINSTER, Alta. — Sweden's Niklas Edin will go for back-to-back titles at the Masters.

MONTREAL — The last-place Montreal Canadiens blew a three-goal lead, but they showed enough composure to hold on for their third victory of the season.

REGINA — A little over a year into their sensational return to ice dancing, Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir feel like they're "home." And home has been pretty good to Canada's Olympic gold and silver medallists.

EDMONTON — Quick strike passes produced the points but it was one of Edmonton's most balanced offensive showings of the season that carried the Eskimos to a vital 29-20 victory over the Calgary Stampeders Saturday.

TORONTO — The Toronto Maple Leafs' offence has hit a wall. Brian Elliott made 28 saves as the Flyers avoided a third straight loss with a 4-2 win over the Maple Leafs on Saturday.

WINNIPEG — Chris Rainey says he's always had to prove himself. The running back did just that Saturday afternoon when he caught a pair of touchdown passes and rushed 16 times for 106 yards as the B.C.

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau predicts a monument in Ottawa to the 125th anniversary of the Stanley Cup will become a major attraction in the national capital.

LONDON — Anthony Martial struck late against Tottenham to ensure Manchester United still has Manchester City within its sights at the top of the English Premier League.

CLEBURNE, Texas — A high school football broadcaster in Texas has apologized after using a word during a game that many listeners interpreted as a racial slur. But Mark Banton insists what he said wasn't meant to be a slur.