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Barclay Goodrow made sure Kingston Frontenacs winning streak came to an end. Michael Turner Womens Jersey . The Brampton captain scored twice and added an assist Thursday as the Battalion beat Kingston 4-1 to hand the Frontenacs their first loss of the Ontario Hockey League season. Brennan Feasey and Nick Paul added their first OHL goals for Brampton (2-2-1). "It feels great to start the weekend on the right foot," said Goodrow. "They came in here undefeated in their first three games so it was nice to put an end to that streak." Goodrow opened the scoring with a short-handed goal at 10:56 of the second period. Goodrow moved down the left wing off a turnover in the neutral zone and fired a wrist shot past Frontenacs goaltender Colin Furlong. Brampton added to its lead a little over four minutes later when Feasey redirected Zach Bells point shot. The Battalion went up 3-0 on another deflection a mere 1:22 later when Goodrow notched his second of the game, tipping a Dylan Blujus shot while screening Furlong. Elsewhere in the OHL it was: Sudbury 4, Peterborough 1; Niagara 3, Mississauga 2; and Guelph 5, Windsor 1. At Brampton, Ont., Kingston (3-1-0) replied at 18:42 of the second when Darcy Greenaways wrist shot found its way past Matej Machovsky. The Battalion put the game out of reach at 12:48 of the third period when Goodrow picked up his third point of the game on Pauls goal. Furlong surrendered four goals on 37 shots, while Machovsky made 21 saves. The Frontenacs failed to capitalize on any of their three power-play opportunities, while the Battalion went 1-for-5 with the man advantage. 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Blake, fighting off a post-London Games cold, overcame a slight headwind to shave .06 off his previous best. He ran 9.75 to beat Bolt in the Jamaican Olympic trials in June and the same time again when his training partner finished in 9.63 to defend his Olympic title earlier this month. "I knew I was fast and my coach told me I could run faster," said Blake, who shares coach Glen Mills with Bolt. "Today I could finally prove it." Blake made a fast start and an impressive driving finish to equal the 9.69 run by Tyson Gay of the United States in 2009. Gay trailed in Blakes wake Thursday, placing second in 9.83. "I have been working for that. Now it all comes together," Blake said. "My performance proves it." Still, Bolts world record of 9.58 to win gold at the 2009 world championships is at a different level, and his fooling on the start line Thursday suggests he is at ease with Blakes challenge. After playing air guitar for the television cameras, Blake used the 1.4 metres per second of wind assistance to set an Athletissima record, 0.26 behind his gold medal-winning time in London. "This season has not always been great but Im thrilled with the way it is finishing," Bolt said. However, the season is unlikely to climax with another Bolt vs. Blake match. They are set to avoid each other in the final two Diamond League meets, at Zurich next Thursday and Brussels a week later. In the womens 100, Carmelita Jeter reversed the London placings with Olympic champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce of Jamaiica in a photo finish with both timing 10. Tony Gonzalez White Jersey. 86. The American silver medallist never led until attacking hard at the line, as Fraser-Pryce lost her lead by failing to make the dip she needed for victory. "Basically, it was an Olympic final," Jeter said. "It was an epic moment, but I thought I got to bring this home." Dawn Harper earned another United States victory in the 100 hurdles, and Olympic champion Kirani James of Grenada confirmed his superiority in the mens 400, clocking 44.37 in a comfortable victory. One gold medallist who never got to race was 110 hurdles champion Aries Merritt, who was disqualified for a false start. That left another American, Olympic silver medallist Jason Richardson, to step up for the victory in 13.09. An exceptional mens high jump fought for attention with the mens sprints, and Mutaz Essa Barshim of Qatar equaled the seasons best leap of 2.39 metres to win. That mark was set by Ivan Ukhov of Russia, the Olympic champion, who placed second Thursday, two centimetres back. Barshim had finished in a three-way tie for third in London. Another bronze medallist , Robbie Grabarz, also cleared 2.37 -- matching the British record -- to place third. Valerie Adams of New Zealand, the only Olympic champion without a gold medal, won the shot put with a meet record in the final round of 20.95 metres -- 25 centimetres beyond her London performance. Adams must wait to receive her medal until original winner Nadzeya Astapchuk of Belarus, who tested positive for a steroid, completes an appeal against her disqualification by the International Olympic Committee. Other Olympic gold medallists winning womens field events Thursday were Barbora Spotakova of the Czech Republic in the javelin and triple jumper Olga Rypakova of Kazakhstan. Brittney Reece of the United States was beaten into fifth in the long jump won by Russias Yelena Sokolova. Kaliese Spencer of Jamaica won the 400 hurdles, and Kenyans won the middle-distance events: Pamela Jelimo, the 2008 Beijing Olympic champion, won the 800 and Mercy Cherono took the 3,000 race. Paul Kipsiele Koech led a Kenyan sweep in the 3,000 steeplechase, and compatriot Silas Kiplagat won the mens 1,500. Olympic champion Renaud Lavillenie of France won the pole vault on a countback as four men cleared 5.80 metres. ' ' '