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PORTLAND, Ore. Frank Gore Jersey . - Oliver Bjorkstrand had a six-point night — including a hat trick — to lead the Portland Winterhawks to their eight-straight win by doubling the Everett Silvertips 6-3 on Saturday night in Western Hockey League play.Chase De Leo scored twice in the third period for Portland (31-19-3). Winnipeg Jets prospect Nicolas Petan added a goal 16 seconds into the third.Noah Juulsen and Remi Laurencelle chipped in with first period goals for the Silvertips (31-15-4). Ivan Nikolishin had the other.Adin Hill turned away 22 shots for the win while Austin Lotz made 30 saves for Everett.The Winterhawks went 1 for 2 on the power play while the Silvertips scored twice on four chances.---RAIDERS 6 REBELS 5 (SO)RED DEER, Alta. — Reid Gardiner scored the decisive goal in the shootout and added two more in regulation as Prince Albert edged the Rebels.Kris Schmidli, Matteo Gennaro and Sean Montgomery also chipped in for the Raiders (21-28-1), who scored four times in the second period.Riley Sheen struck twice for Red Deer (27-15-8) with Conner Bleackley, Presten Kopeck and Grayson Pawlenchuk adding the others. Colton Bobyk had three assists.---HITMEN 5 OIL KINGS 0CALGARY — Adam Tambellini scored two of the Hitmens three third-period goals and Mack Shields turned aside all 27 shots he faced as they shut out Edmonton.Vancouver Canucks prospect Jake Virtanen had a goal and three assists for Calgary (29-17-5). Connor Rankin and Terell Draude also chipped in as the Hitmen won their sixth straight.Tristan Jarry stopped 20 shots for the Oil Kings (24-22-6).---WHEAT KINGS 6 WARRIORS 0MOOSE JAW, Sask. — Jordan Papirny made 21 saves and Ivan Provorov had four assists as Brandon blanked the Warriors.Ryan Pilon, Rihards Bukarts, Peter Quenneville, Nolan Patrick, Braylon Shmyr and Reid Duke all found the back of the net for the Wheat Kings (37-9-5).Zach Sawchenko turned away 35 shots in goal for Moose Jaw (20-27-4), which suffered its third-straight loss.Jesse Shynkaruk of the Warriors received a major penalty for interference and a game misconduct at 10:23 of the third.---BLADES 4 BRONCOS 0SASKATOON — Nik Amundrud kicked out 29 shots as the Blades blanked Swift Current.Mason McCarty, Nikita Soshnin, Brycen Martin and Brett Stovin scored for Saskatoon (15-31-3).Landon Bow started in net for the Broncos (23-23-5) making 24 saves in 47:44. Travis Child turned aside all five shots that came his way in 12:16 of relief.---PATS 6 HURRICANES 2LETHBRIDGE, Alta. — Austin Wagner scored one of Reginas four second-period goals and added an empty-netter shorthanded as the Pats beat the Hurricanes.Taylor Cooper, Adam Berg, Patrick DAmico and Sam Steel rounded out the attack for Regina (27-17-6). The win ended a six-game losing streak.Pavel Skumatov opened the scoring in the first for Lethbridge (12-31-6) while Brayden Burke added the other.---ROCKETS 5 ICE 1CRANBROOK, B.C. — Rourke Chartier had a short-handed goal in the first and Kelowna went on to score three more in the period and beat the Ice.Edmonton Oilers prospect Leon Draisaitl, Cole Martin and Gage Quinney also found the back of the net in the first for the Rockets (39-8-4). Dillon Dube added the other in the second.Tyler King replied with a power-play goal late in the opening period for Kootenay (27-24-1).---BLAZERS 3 GIANTS 2 (SO)VANCOUVER — Cole Ully and Jake Kryski both scored in the shootout as Kamloops slipped past the Giants.Ully added another in regulation to open the scoring for the Blazers (20-26-6) while Marc McNutty had a second-period goal. Zane Jones and Tyler Benson found the back of the net for Vancouver (20-28-3). It was the Giants fourth-straight loss.---THUNDERBIRDS 3 COUGARS 0PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. — Cory Milette scored a power-play goal and Taran Kozun stopped all 20 shots he faced as Seattle shut out the Cougars.Calvin Spencer opened the scoring for the Thunderbirds (25-19-6) midway through the first period. Ryan Gropp added the other in the second.Patrick Gora made 19 saves in goal for Prince George (20-31-2), which has lost its last 12 outings.---ROYALS 3 AMERICANS 2 (SO)KENNEWICK, Wash. — Jack Walker scored the only goal in the shootout as Victoria edged the Americans.Bryton Sayers and Greg Chase supplied the offence for the Royals (28-20-4) in regulation.Richard Nejezchleb struck twice — including once on the power play — for Tri-City (24-24-3). It was the Americans third consecutive loss.---CHIEFS 4 TIGERS 3 (SO) SPOKANE, Wash. — Jason Fram had the decisive goal in the shootout and added another in regulation to lift the Chiefs past Medicine Hat.Liam Stewart and Adam Helewka also scored for Spokane (24-21-4), which ended a seven-game slide in the win.Ty Stanton, Matt Bradley and Zach Fischer found the back of the net for the Tigers (35-12-3). 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KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia -- President Barack Obama said Sunday that comments reportedly made by the owner of a U.S. pro basketball team are "incredibly offensive racist statements," before casting them as part of a continuing legacy of slavery and segregation that Americans must confront. "When ignorant folks want to advertise their ignorance, you dont really have to do anything, you just let them talk," Obama said when asked to respond to the reported comments from Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling. Obamas description of the controversy as part of a larger historical context is the latest example of his continuing willingness to expound on matters of race in his second term. After avoiding much mention of race relations during his campaign to become the first black president and in his first term, the president last summer offered a personal reflection in response to the shooting of black teenager Trayvon Martin. And now Obama has spoken out against an audio recording of a man identified as Sterling telling his girlfriend not to bring black people to games. The firestorm over Sterlings comments has quickly engulfed the National Basketball Association. Obama cast the comments through a broader prism of racism in America, adding that "we constantly have to be on guard on racial attitudes that divide us rather than embracing our diversity as a strength." "The United States continues to wrestle with the legacy of race and slavery and segregattion, thats still there, the vestiges of discrimination," Obama said during a news conference in Malaysia, where he was travelling. Minkah Fitzpatrick Jersey. "Weve made enormous strides, but youre going to continue to see this percolate up every so often," he added. "And I think that we just have to be clear and steady in denouncing it, teaching our children differently, but also remaining hopeful that part of why statements like this stand out some much is because there has been this shift in how we view ourselves." In the recording attributed to Sterling recording and posted on the website TMZ, a male voice questions his girlfriends association with minorities. TMZ reported the woman, V. Stiviano, is of black and Mexican descent. The man asks Stiviano not to broadcast her association with black people or bring black people to games. The man specifically mentions Lakers Hall of Famer Magic Johnson on the recording, saying, "Dont bring him to my games, OK?" Obama said hes confident NBA Commissioner Adam Silver will address the matter. He said the NBA has "an awful lot of African American players, its steeped in African American culture. And I suspect that the NBA is going to be deeply concerned in resolving this." 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