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HAMILTON, Ont. Nike Raiders #28 Latavius Murray Black Team Color Mens Stitched NFL Limited Jersey . -- Jerome Messam ran for 140 yards and two touchdowns Friday as the Edmonton Eskimos thumped Hamilton 38-23 to hand the Tiger-Cats a second straight blowout loss. Calvin McCarty and Kerry Joseph also scored touchdowns for Edmonton against the Ticats, who dropped a 43-13 decision in Montreal on Sunday. Chris Williams and Avon Cobourne scored touchdowns for Hamilton. Edmonton quarterback Ricky Ray was 25-of-32 passing for 227 yards, one touchdown and no interceptions. Ray hooked up with slotback Fred Stamps 11 times for 130 yards. Hamilton kicker Justin Medlock was 3-for-3 on field-goal attempts, hitting from 29, 40 and 45 yards. Edmontons Derek Schiavone was good on 3-of-4 tries, hitting from 11, 27 and 26 yards but missing wide left from 28 yards. Edmonton (7-4) moved into a tied with Calgary for top spot in the West, but the Stampeders still have a game in hand. Hamilton (5-6) entered the game as the leagues second-leading offence behind Montreal and were tied for the league-best with a 4-1 record at home. The Tiger-Cats have clearly been hurt by the loss of veteran centre Marwan Hage, who has missed the past two games. Hamilton entered Friday second in the league behind Montreal for the least sacks allowed (15) but gave up five in the loss to Edmonton. Hamilton quarterback Kevin Glenn completed 14-of-23 pass attempts for 140 yards and one interception before being replaced by backup Quinton Porter with 11:26 left in the fourth. An unhappy crowd of 22,654 sent the home team into the locker-room with a showering of boos at halftime as the Ticats trailed 25-6. But that changed 14 seconds into the third quarter when Williams returned the kickoff 93 yards for a touchdown. The TD put the crowd in a better mood, but did little to change the momentum. The teams traded field goals before the third quarter ended with Glenns interception by Edmonton defensive back Chris Thompson, who ran it 53 yards to the Hamilton 15. The Hamilton defence looked to have stuffed Edmonton at the one-yard line, and recovered a fumble, but a couple offside penalties gave Edmonton a second and third chance. When an Edmonton time count violation moved the ball back, that gave Messam the room he needed for a six-yard TD run and the 35-16 lead. A Schiavone 26-yarder made it 38-16. Porter orchestrated a 91-yard scoring drive late in the game that ended with a six-yard TD run by Cobourne to make it 38-23. The game was tied early 3-3 before Edmontons offence took over. Messam rushed for 102 yards on eight carries in the first half alone, while Stamps was the receiver of choice, with 111 yards on nine catches. Ray led a 70-yard drive, culminating in Messams 26-yard touchdown run up the middle for a 10-3 first-quarter lead. Late in the quarter, Glenn dumped the ball off to Cobourne for a short gain, but he fumbled and the ball was recovered by former Ticat Jykine Bradley at the Hamilton 40. That began a scoring drive that ended with Rays seven-yard TD pass to McCarty early in the second quarter to make it 17-3. A 15-yard no-yards penalty against Hamilton gave Edmonton the ball on the Ticat 45. On the next play, Messam ran it 43 yards to the Ticat two-yard line to set up Josephs one-yard TD run to make it 24-3. A missed field goal by Schiavone and Medlocks 40-yarder made it 25-6 heading into halftime. Notes: The Eskimos have beaten Hamilton in both meetings this season, having also won 28-10 at home in Week 2. Edmonton hadnt won at Ivor Wynne since 2008. Blackhawks #35 Tony Esposito White CCM Throwback Stitched NHL Jersey . Most important, perhaps, it went off without a hitch. 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New York has hit eight home runs in winning two of three in the four-game series that concludes Thursday night. "That what you ask for," manager Joe Girardi said. "We have to continue to play well." Before the game, the Yankees announced that Jeter would miss the rest of the season with an injured left ankle. The Yankees captain played in only 17 games this season and made four trips to the disabled list. Once it became official that Jeter was lost, the team lamented his bad luck and got back to the business of earning another playoff berth. "This group fights," Girardi said. "Theyre continuing to fight." New York tailed 4-1 on Tuesday before rallying to win. In this one, Baltimore led 3-1 before Granderson homered in the fifth -- New Yorks first hit -- and Rodriguez tied it in the sixth with his 653rd career home run. In the ninth, after Cano connected off Tommy Hunter (4-4), Granderson tripled with one out and scored on an infield hit by Lyle Overbay. "We get down tonight and come back again," Girardi said. "We were able to take the lead in the ninth. We get a huge homer by Robbie and then a huge hit by Lyle that winds up being a lot bigger." David Robertson (5-1) worked the eighth and Mariano Rivera gave up a run-scoring single to Brian Roberts before securing his 43rd save, tied for the major league lead with Baltimores Jim Johnson. Jeters trip to the DL coincided with the arrival of shortstop Brendan Ryan, obtained one night earlier in a trade with Seattle. Although Ryan went hitless, he performed flawlessly and showed good range in the field. Each team has won nine games this year. The series winner will be determined Thursday night. "We play this team so evenly, iits unbelievable," Girardi said. China Jerseys Online. Orioles slugger Chris Davis drove in two runs with a double, making him the first player in team history to have 40 doubles and 40 homers in a season. Danny Valencia tied a career high with four hits, and Roberts had three singles. Baltimore outhit New York 13-6, but lost a valuable chance to close in on Tampa Bay for the second and final AL wild-card spot. "We control our own destiny, we control our situation," Orioles centre fielder Adam Jones said. "The rest of the way were playing against teams that are in the same situation as us, so weve got to play better baseball. Thats the cool part. Weve just got to play a little bit better." Yankees starter Andy Pettitte gave up three runs and nine hits over 6 1-3 innings. The 41-year-old lefty has made 13 straight starts since September 2007 against Baltimore without losing, going 8-0 over that stretch. Pettitte has lost only twice to the Orioles since 2002 and is 28-6 lifetime against them. Pettitte has pitched at least six innings in each of his last six starts and is 3-0 in seven outings since Aug. 5. "It was a great game for us," Pettite said. "The bullpen came in and obviously did a great job. There were some big hits for us. It was a good win, thats for sure." Baltimores Scott Feldman allowed only three hits in 7 2-3 innings, two of them homers. The right-hander struck out six and walked two. His first walk came against the first batter of the game and the second was to the last batter he faced. New York got a first-inning run when leadoff hitter Brett Gardner walked, stole second and scored on two groundouts. The Orioles took a 2-1 lead in the third. Roberts and Manny Machado singled with two outs before Davis lined a two-run double through the shift into right-field. Doubles by Valencia and J.J. Hardy made it 3-1 in the fourth, but Baltimore stranded runners at the corners. NOTES: New Yorks David Huff squares off against Wei-Yin Chin in a duel of left-handers in the series finale Thursday night. ... 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