ERIE, Pa. - It was the end to a pair of streaks on Saturday night in the Ontario Hockey League.Chad Heffernan scored the go-ahead goal in the third period as the Belleville Bulls beat the Erie Otters 3-1 to snap their seven-game losing skid.Michael Cramarossa opened the scoring for the Bulls (13-12-2), with Jordan Subban adding an empty-net goal.Travis Dermott responded with his second of the season for Erie (21-4-1), which saw a five-game winning streak come to an end.Charlie Graham turned aside 33 shots for the victory. Devin Williams made 29 saves in 57:31 for the Otters.Belleville failed to score on three power-play chances while Erie was also unsuccessful on four opportunities.---FRONTENACS 3 KNIGHTS 2 (SO)LONDON, Ont. — Samuel Schutt scored twice in regulation and once in the shootout as Kingston edged the Knights.Ryan Kujawinski had the other Frontenacs (11-9-3) goal in the shootout.Michael McCarron and Aaron Berisha supplied the offence for London (15-8-2).---PETES 7 67S 3PETERBOROUGH, Ont. — Steven Lorentz scored two goals to help the Petes rout Ottawa.Eric Cornel, Artem Vladimirov, Nick Ritchie, Hunter Garlent and Josh Coyle rounded out the Peterborough (9-11-4) attack.Tyler Hill, Travis Konecny and Dante Salituro found the back of the net for the 67s (12-9-2).---STING 4 WHALERS 2PLYMOUTH, Mich. — Daniel Nikandrov struck twice as Sarnia doubled up the Whalers.Brandon Lindberg and Nikita Korostelev also scored for the Sting (12-11-2), who won their fourth straight.Matt Mistele and Will Bitten replied for Plymouth (10-14-2).---GREYHOUNDS 5 STORM 1SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont. — Sergey Tolchinsky had a pair of goals for the Greyhounds as they dominated Guelph.Bryan Moore, David Miller and Jean Dupuy rounded out the offence for Sault Ste. Marie (19-5-1), which won for the ninth time in 10 games.Adam Craievich scored halfway through the second period for the Storm (14-10-1).---SPITFIRES 5 SPIRIT 3SAGINAW, Mich. — Luke Kirwan struck twice as Windsor slipped by the Spirit.Sam Povorozniouk, Ryan Moore and Cristiano DiGiacinto also scored for the Spitfires (9-15-1).Sean Callaghan led the Saginaw (11-13-2) offence with two goals and an assist. Nick Moutrey also chipped in with a goal.---COLTS 4 WOLVES 3 (OT) BARRIE, Ont. — Joseph Blandisi found the back of the net just 33 seconds into overtime as the Colts edged Sudbury.Kevin Labanc scored two goals for Barrie (11-10-2), with Justin Scott picking up the other.Danny Desrochers, Matt Schmalz and Nathan Pancel supplied the Wolves (4-20-1) offence.---BATTALION 3 ATTACK WEN SOUND, Ont. — Evan Cormier made 30 saves as North Bay shut out the Attack.Kyle Wood, Mike Baird and Mike Amadio chipped in offensively for the Battalion (13-5-5).Michael McNiven turned away 21-of-23 shots in 59 minutes for Owen Sound (12-8-5), which dropped its third straight game. --- Nike Womens Shoes Australia . Niese pitched seven steady innings on a rainy Tuesday night and Daniel Murphy had three hits to lead New York to a 6-1 victory over the Phillies. 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Hell be hard-pressed to match an unbeaten streak like this, though. Tanaka had his unbeaten regular-season run snapped at 42 starts, allowing a career-high four runs in six innings, and the Chicago Cubs beat the New York Yankees 6-1 on Tuesday night. The Cubs honoured the retiring Derek Jeter before the game, then handed Tanaka his first loss in nine major league starts. It was a surprising turn, considering Chicago came in with the majors worst record and the right-hander from Japan had been sensational. Tanaka (6-1) had been 34-0 in Japan and North America the last two seasons. He did drop Game 6 of the Japan Series last year before earning the save in Game 7. But post-season aside, he hadnt lost since the Seibu Lions beat the Rakuten Golden Eagles on Aug. 19, 2012. And yes, he was definitely proud of that streak. "I think I was able to get the streak going because I had support from my teammates," Tanaka said through an interpreter. "Im a little bit disappointed because I think a lot of the fans were looking for me to keep on winning. Next time out, Ill try to get a win again and get it going again." Luis Valbuena had three hits with two doubles and scored two runs for Chicago. John Baker had two hits, scored a run and drove in one. Mike Olt drove in three. Jason Hammel (5-2) pitched solid ball into the sixth and Hector Rondon retired Jeter on a grounder with the bases loaded in the ninth, preserving the win on a hot and rainy night with thunder and lightning. Tanaka had his worst outing, allowing eight hits to match a career high. He struck out seven and walked one but didnt really have his usual command. Manager Joe Girardi noticed some splitters up in the zone. Tanaka said there were issues with all his pitches, and Chicagos Starlin Castro thought there was a dip in velocity from last months meeting in New York, when he threw eight scoreless innings. Some Cubs players thought familiarity this time around helped, although Girardi dismissed that idea. "If he has his good splitterr tonight I think he gives a much better performance," he said.dddddddddddd "Since its the first time that he saw a team twice and they scored four runs, people are probably going to make a big deal out of it, but I think hes given up four runs before in a start. So I wouldnt make too much of it." Coming off his first major-league shutout against the Mets last week, Tanaka gave up RBI singles to Emilio Bonifacio in the third and to Olt in the fourth to make it 2-0. The Cubs added to their lead with two in the sixth on back-to-back sacrifice flies by Olt and Baker after Mark Teixeira singled in a run in the top half for New York. That was enough for Hammel, who allowed one run and four hits in 5 2-3 innings while striking out six and walking one. The righty took a hard one-hopper to his pitching hand while deflecting Brett Gardners single to start the game, then threw his first warmup pitch to the backstop after that. He also hit a batter and threw a wild pitch in the inning but settled down after despite some mounting soreness. "It got a little worse as the game was going on," he said. The Cubs saluted Jeter before the game, with Castro presenting him a number 2 from the famed Wrigley Field scoreboard at home plate as the crowd cheered. And there was a loud ovation when the Yankees captain batted in the first. Former Cub Soriano also got a warm welcome in his first game at Wrigley Field since the Cubs traded him to New York last July. He was 0 for 4. NOTES: Asked if theres any chance hell play after this season, Soriano said, "Yeah, I feel good." He plans to keep playing if he feels this way at the end of the season. Hes in the final year of an eight-year deal he signed with Chicago before the 2007 season. ... The Yankees wont have to leave town after this two-game series wraps up, with a four-game set at the White Sox opening Thursday. ... Cubs manager Rick Renteria said OF Justin Ruggiano is close to returning from a strained left hamstring but didnt give a specific date. He also said reliever Pedro Strop is "coming along" as he recovers from a strained left groin. ' ' '