September 2006 in Sports - 1 September 2006 (Friday)

1 September 2006 (Friday)

  • Basketball
    • 2006 FIBA World Championship Semifinals
      • Greece 101, United States 95
      • Spain 75, Argentina 74
    • 2006 WNBA Finals Game 2
      • Detroit Shock-73, Sacramento Monarchs-63 Series Tied 1-1
  • Canadian football: Labour Day Classic
    • BC Lions 48, Montreal Alouettes 13 – Montreal loses four straight games in a row for the first time under head coach Don Matthews, thanks to a dominant first half by the Lions. However, BC quarterback Dave Dickenson was injured in the second quarter, and replaced by backup Buck Pierce.


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