National Sports

Sunday's Games CFL Calgary 15 Saskatchewan 9 --- NFL Jacksonville 44 Baltimore 7 New Orleans 34 Carolina 13 N.Y.

MORRISTOWN, N.J.

ATLANTA — Hector Villalba and Jeff Larentowicz each scored, Brad Guzan had his second straight shutout, and Atlanta beat the Montreal Impact 2-0 on Sunday to extend United's home unbeaten streak to 12 games.

REGINA — Charleston Hughes wanted to remind the Saskatchewan Roughriders who runs the show in the CFL's West Division. The outspoken Hughes didn't mince words following his team's 15-9 victory over the host Riders on Sunday.

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Brandin Cooks started his day by being booed. He ended it with one of the biggest moments of his short New England Patriots tenure.

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Turns out, the Buffalo Bills can win without LeSean McCoy carrying the load.

TORONTO — Jose Bautista looked up, tears welling in his eyes, as he thought about his curtain call in the ninth inning of Sunday's game. "I think the fans were expecting it and you gotta give them what they want," he said with a slight smile.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Sunday launched a state effort to help hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico. The Democrat announced the relief effort after visiting the island Friday.

MONTREAL — Almost 900 people received medical attention as 10-kilometre and half-marathon events took place in Montreal under blazing heat, the event's medical co-ordinator said Sunday.

PARIS — The World Anti-Doping Agency has agreed to renegotiate its existing deal with Canadian authorities in order to keep its headquarters in Montreal, Canadian officials said Sunday.