OTTAWA - Zach Nastasiuk scored three times, including 33 seconds into overtime, as the Owen Sound Attack hung on to defeat the visiting Ottawa 67s 7-6 on Sunday in Ontario Hockey League action. Fake Hawks Jerseys . Alex Annecchiarico, Kurtis Gabriel, Holden Cook and Daniel Milne also scored for the Attack (28-26-8), who blew a 6-3 third-period lead before salvaging two points. Chris Bigras tacked on three assists. Brendan Bell had a pair of goals for the 67s (22-35-5), who trailed 4-0 before registering their first goal of the game. Dante Salituro scored once and set up two more for Ottawa and Jonathan Duchene had a goal and an assist. Owen Sounds Brandon Hope made 23 saves for the win as Philippe Trudeau allowed seven goals on 34 shots for the 67s. --- PETES 3 KNIGHTS 1 LONDON, Ont. — Andrew DAgostini turned away 41 shots as Peterborough halted the Knights nine-game win streak. Anthony Stefano, Jonatan Tanus and Nick Ritchie supplied the scoring for the Petes (29-28-5), who have won three straight contests. Bo Horvat scored the lone goal for London (44-13-5). Anthony Stolarz stopped 29-of-31 shots for the Knights, who remain in fourth spot in the Western Conference standings. --- ICEDOGS 5 BATTALION 2 NORTH BAY, Ont.— Niagara dominated with its power play, scoring four times with the man advantage en route to defeating the Battalion. Jordan Maletta, Eric Ming, Aleksandar Mikulovich and Blake Siebenaler scored power-play goals for the IceDogs (21-33-8), who finished the game 4 for 7, while Brendan Perlini scored even strength. Brenden Miller and Ben Thomson scored for North Bay (32-24-6), which went 2 for 5 with the man advantage. Niagaras Brent Moran made 28 saves for the win as Battalion netminder Jake Smith stopped 20-of-24 shots in defeat. --- STORM 4 GREYHOUNDS 3 (SO) SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont. — Brock McGinn scored the lone goal of the shootout and Justin Nichols made 39 saves as Guelph slipped past the Greyhounds. Nick Ebert and Zack Mitchell each had a goal and an asisst for the Storm (48-11-3), who lead the Western Conference standings, while Justin Auger scored once. Sault Ste. Marie (40-16-6) got goals from David Miller, Sergey Tolchinksy and Tyler Gaudet. Matt Murray turned away 33-of-36 shots for the Greyhounds. --- GENERALS 3 FRONTENACS 2 (SO) OSHAWA, Ont.— Cole Cassels scored in the sixth round of the shootout as the Eastern Conference leading Generals edged Kingston. Oshawas Daniel Altshuller made 33 saves through 65 minutes and stopped all six shooters in the shootout to preserve the victory. Michael Dal Colle and Sam Harding scored in regulation for the Generals (41-17-5). Corey Pawley and Lawson Crouse scored for the Frontenacs (34-22-5) while Lucas Peressini turned aside 39 shots in a losing cause. Wholesale Hawks Jerseys .com) - The Carolina Hurricanes hope to remain perfect at home in January on Friday night as they welcome the Vancouver Canucks to PNC Arena. Atlanta Hawks Pro Shop . Never caused problems. Never raised a ruckus. Never got sick or hurt while frolicking in the fields of Claiborne Farm in Paris, Ky. https://www.cheaphawks.com/ . They were right in that they responded to coach Randy Carlyles goaltending switch to erase a two-goal deficit. WASHINGTON -- Denard Spans approach with the bases loaded in the bottom of the ninth inning proves math pays off. Facing a five-man infield, Span hit a sacrifice fly in the ninth and the Washington Nationals, with Bryce Harper back in the lineup and stealing his first base of the season, rallied past the St. Louis Cardinals 3-2 Sunday. The Nationals loaded the bases against Seth Maness (0-1) when Danny Espinosa singled through third baseman Matt Carpenters legs with one out for his third hit, Jose Lobaton singled through the right side of the infield and pinch hitter Nate McLouth walked. In his second game since being activated from the seven-day disabled list following a concussion, Span lofted a fly to left field. Espinosa easily beat the throw from Jon Jay, who shifted over from right field as St. Louis brought in an extra infielder. "I counted: one, two, three, four, five," Span said. "Right there I told myself a groundball probably not going to do it. Try to get the ball in the air somehow." After Espinosa crossed home, the Nationals mobbed Span, who suddenly had something else on his mind. "I was screaming so loud, so into the moment, but at the same time Im thinking dont hit me upside the head too hard because I just came off the DL," said the smiling centre fielder, who grounded out with the bases full in the sixth before delivering the game-winner. The Nationals split the four-game series. They had lost eight of the previous nine meetings with the Cardinals going into the series wrap-up. "Thats a play Im expecting to make and a play that I expect myself to make and I didnt make it," Carpenter said of his ninth-inning whiff. "It ended up costing us." Harper started in left field and went 1 for 4. The two-time All-Star was pulled from the game a day earlier for what manager Matt Williams called a "lack of hustle" after he failed to run out a comebacker to the mound. The two spoke before Sundays game. "I sat with him for a couple of minutes in his locker and told him Im confident in him and Im proud of him and he was going to have impact today, which he did," Williams said. Harper had a somewhat different take on the conversation with Williams, as far as length goes. "He just said, Go get em. Thats the three words he said,&qquot; Harper said. Stitched Hawks Jerseys. "Its good to get back out there and play and be part of a win." Harper was left stranded at second base as the possible go-ahead run as Anthony Rendon struck out against Pat Neshek in the eighth. Rafael Soriano (1-0) pitched one inning for the win. The Cardinals took an early edge against Stephen Strasburg and led 2-0 going into the seventh. Washington tied the game with four straight singles off reliever Carlos Martinez, including RBI hits from Ian Desmond and Espinosa. Strasburg struck out nine in six innings. Shelby Miller left with the lead after pitching 5 1-3 innings for the Cardinals. He also hit a two-out, RBI double off Strasburg in the fourth. St. Louis starting pitchers recorded an RBI in three of the four games versus Washington. Miller allowed four hits, striking out seven and walking five. Matt Adams doubled twice and scored for the Cardinals. "I was pretty happy we were able to put a couple together and obviously a big hit by Shelby," manager Mike Matheny said. "That gives you a little bit of room and then we get the ball into the hands of guys we like to give the ball to. Good offences are going to put together tough at-bats on tough pitching, and today they got us." True, though it took some doing. Washington left 17 runners on base and went 2 of 12 with runners in scoring position. "Talk about those opportunities and giving ourselves that multiple times in the game, you like your chances, certainly," Williams said. "Especially against a good team like that we want to create those. I dont know how many guys we had on base today but it felt like a lot." NOTES: Cardinals OF Matt Holiday didnt play. It was a day of rest, Matheny said. ...St. Louis will recall LHP Tyler Lyons from Triple-A Memphis to start at the New York Mets and send RHP Jorge Rondon to Memphis before Monday nights series opener. Last season Lyons finished 2-4 with a 4.75 ERA in 12 appearances, including eight starts for the Cardinals. He replaces RHP Joe Kelly (strained left hamstring), who was put on the disabled list Thursday. ... The Nationals open a three-game home series with the Los Angeles Angels on Monday night with Washington RHP Tanner Roark (1-1, 5.29) facing RHP Garrett Richards (2-0, 2.84). ' ' '