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BELLEVILLE, Ont. . - The Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds winning streak has come to an end.The Greyhounds suffered their first loss of the season after falling to the Belleville Bulls 6-4 on Saturday night in Ontario Hockey League play.The Bulls (7-2-0) started the game by scoring four straight goals.Remi Elie led the charge offensively with two goals and two assists for Belleville while Brett Gustavsen, Michael Cramarossa, Jordan Subban and Chad Heffernan also found the back of the net.Jared McCann, Michael Bunting, Gabe Guertler and Jean Dupuy responded for Sault Ste. Marie (8-1-0).Charlie Graham was solid in net for the Bulls, turning aside 46 shots. Brandon Halverson started the game for the Greyhounds but was pulled after allowing three goals on shots in 12:29 of play. Joseph Raaymakers made 22 saves in relief.Sault Ste. Marie was 2 for 8 on the power play while Belleville scored twice on five attempts.---OTTERS 6 KNIGHTS 2ERIE, Penn. — Kyle Pettit struck twice to lead the Otters over London.Alex DeBrincat, Taylor Raddysh, Dylan Strome and Connor McDavid rounded out the attack for Erie (8-0-1), which scored four goals in the third period.John Warren and Aaron Berisha scored for the Knights (4-6-0).---ICEDOGS 4 WOLVES 2ST. CATHARINES, Ont. — Vince Dunn, Carter Verhaeghe and Johnny Corneil scored a goal apiece as Niagara beat Sudbury.Graham Knott also chipped in for the IceDogs (2-7-0).Jeff Corbett and Matt Schmalz replied for the Wolves (1-9-0).---WHALERS 4 PETES 3 (SO) PETERBOROUGH, Ont. — Matt Mistele scored the shootout winner and also had a goal in regulation as Plymouth toppled the Petes.Matthew Campagna also scored in the shootout for the Whalers (4-4-1), while Nicholas Caamano and Cullen Mercer scored in regulation.Eric Cornel and Greg Betzold supplied the Peterborough (1-4-3) offence.---COLTS 7 SPITFIRES 4BARRIE, Ont. — Joseph Blandisi scored a short-handed goal in the second period and added an empty netter to lead the Colts over Windsor.Matthew Kreis, Rasmus Andersson, Brendan Lemieux, Garrett Hooey and Andrew Mangiapane rounded out the Barrie (6-3-1) attack.Trevor Murphy, Ryan Foss, Graeme Brown and Cristiano DiGiacinto reponded for the Spitfires (3-5-0).---GENERALS 6 ATTACK 0OWEN SOUND, Ont. — Tobias Lindberg scored two goals and assisted on another and Ken Appleby made 19 saves as Oshawa routed the Attack.Cole Cassels had a goal and three assists for the Generals (8-1-1). Hunter Smith, Stephen Desrocher and Michael Dal Colle supplied the rest of the offence.Jack Flinn started the game for Owen Sound (4-3-3), but was pulled after allowing four goals on 17 shots. Brandon Hope played the remaining 25:26, turning aside 15 shots.---SPIRIT 2 RANGERS 1 (SO)SAGINAW, Mich. — Dylan Sadowy scored the only goal of the shootout as the Spirit edged Kitchener and send it to overtime.Jimmy Lodge chipped in with his fifth of the season at 18:37 of the third period to extend the game for Saginaw (4-4-1).Justin Bailey had a first-period power-play goal for the Rangers (4-3-2). .Y. -- Dont rule out Niagara Falls as a potential future home of the Buffalo Bills. . Vinatieri will face his former team in Sundays AFC championship game.Post-season Record: 20-9 (Colts were 2-1 when Vinatieri was on injured reserve following 2009 season). .It will be carried by 3,000 people during its 41-day journey to the Games, and astronaut Chris Hadfield has been named as the first honorary torchbearer.What a thrill, Hadfield told a cheering crowd that included Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne, Olympic athletes and officials from the Games organizing committee.COLLEGE STATION, Texas -- No. 7 Texas A&M didnt do much celebrating after a 38-10 win over Rice on Saturday night. The Aggies improved to 3-0 for the first time since 2010, but werent overjoyed with the victory because they thought they could have played much better. "Guys werent very happy with how they played tonight," coach Kevin Sumlin said. "In the locker room our guys were ho hum and pretty hard on themselves ... and thats good." Kenny Hill threw for 300 yards and four touchdowns and Texas A&M overcame a slow start for the win. The Aggies led by 14 points at halftime, but struggled at times to sustain drives and committed several costly penalties, including one that resulted in a touchdown being called back, in the first half. They got going after halftime with Hill finding Josh Reynolds on a 20-yard touchdown on the first drive of the third quarter. A 1-yard touchdown run by Tra Carson pushed the lead to 35-10 later in the third. Hill also had TD passes of 14, 13 and 48 yards and has 1,094 yards passing this season to become the first player in school history to throw for 1,000 yards in the first three games of a season. "We started off slow," Hill said. "We never want to start it off slow. We are going to work on that and fix that and be better next week." Driphus Jackson threw for 212 yards and a touchdown and ran for 84 yards for Rice (0-2). There was heavy rain in College Station on Friday night and there were a number of divots on the grass field. Rice coach David Bailiff went on the field near some of them at the start of halftime and talked to several people for a couple of minutes before going into the locker room. Members of the grounds crew ran onto the field during many of the stops in play in the second half to fill the holes. At one point in the third quarter there were 10 people spread across the field working on it. "I thought Eric Hyman their athletic director ... their grounds crew did about as good a job as anybody could do keeping up with that," Bailiff said. "They kept the surface safe for the football team and thats what its all about." The field was just installed last month because of renovations to Kyle Field. "Kyle Field is a new field and its a pretty bad field," Texas A&M defensive end Julien Obioha said. "I slipped becaause the field would give out. . " Reynolds had just two catches but they were both for touchdowns and he finished with 68 yards receiving. Hill had a nifty run to set up Carsons score in the third quarter. He zig-zagged his way around several Rice defenders before being tripped up from behind at the 1. The play was initially ruled a touchdown, but it was reviewed and overturned. Hill was replaced by freshman Kyle Allen with about five minutes remaining. Allen threw an interception to end his only drive. Texas A&M freshman Myles Garrett had 2 1/2 sacks to give him 5 1/2 this season, which is a school-record for a freshman. The Owls dominated the time of possession at more than 43 minutes, but would often come up empty after long drives. "We just have to finish the drive," Jackson said. "Its a little disappointing to be out there for 43 minutes and only put up 10 points." James Hairston made a 33-yard field goal with less than a minute left in the third quarter for Rice. A career-best 47-yard field goal by Josh Lambo pushed the lead to 38-10 early in the fourth quarter. A&M took a 7-0 lead in the first quarter when Speedy Noil grabbed a 14-yard pass for his first career touchdown. Noil limped to the locker room in the third quarter with an unspecified injury and Sumlin wouldnt provide details on it after the game. The Aggies made it 14-0 on their next possession when Hill found Ricky Seals-Jones for a 13-yard touchdown pass. The Owls got within a touchdown when Jackson threw a 35-yard touchdown pass to Mario Hull. Reynolds came back to get the ball and then juked Malcolm Hill to evade a tackle on his way to the end zone on a 48-yard touchdown reception that made it 21-7 with 3 1/2 minutes left in the first half. Hairston hit a 53-yard field goal seconds before halftime that would have made it 21-10, but A&M was flagged for having 12 men on the field and the Owls had to kick again. The second time it was blocked by Seals-Jones and Armani Watts returned it 93 yards for a touchdown. But those points would be taken away, too. There was an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty on the A&M bench and the would-be TD run became a 35-yard return. "Really bizarre ending to the first half," Sumlin said. Hairston also missed a 22-yard field goal attempt early in the first quarter. ' ' '