: rege 4, The Herald, Thursday, April 5, 1984

Montreal ¢ ‘rac

With history on his
club's side, Montreal
Canadiens coach Jacques
Lemaire decided it was
tlme to drag a winning
skeleton out of the closet.

In the 1071 Stanley Cup
quarter-finals, . ‘the
Canadiens upset a mighty
Boston Bruins team led
by Bobby Orr and Phil
Esposito by using an
unheralded - kie
goaltender named Ken
Dryden.

On Wednesday night,
Lemaire, a member of
that 197% Habs Stanley

winning team, pulled
a similar rabbit out of the
hat when in the opening
game of the divisional
semifinals he overlooked
veteran goaltender
Richard © Sevigny and
called on rookie Steve
Penney.

Penney, who had lost
all four of his slarts in
regular-season play,
kicked out all but one of 30
Boston drives in helping
Montreal to a 2-1 victory.

Montreal didn’t supply
the only upset. on. the
opening night of National
Hockey League playoff
action. In Bloomington,
Minn., Chicago Black

RIG Johns Rd.
Terrace

4

Hawks surprised
Minnesota North Stars 3-1
and in Buffalo, Quebec

Nordiques maintained.
thelr mastery over the

Sabres with a 3-2 win.
In other action it was:
Edmonton Oilers 9,

' the Vancouver coach was

less than pleased with the
officiating as his Canucks
dropped a 5-3 decision to
Calgary Flames in
National Hockey League
playotf action Wednesday

Winnipeg Jets 2; Calgary night.

Flames 5, ‘ancouver
Canucks 3; St. Louis
Blues -5, Detroit’ Red
Wings 2; Washington
Capitals 4, Philadelphia
Flyers 2; New ‘York
Islanders 4, New York
Rangers 1.

Ation resumes in ‘tach
series tonight.
Bobby Smith's goal
with less than six minutes

remaining waa the game-'

winner for Montreal,

: After a scoreless -first
period,
went ahead at 10:120f the
second period on a power-
play goal by rockie
defenceman Chris
Chelios.

Tom Fergus litted Ray.

Bourque’s rebound aver
Penney at 1:37 of the
second
Boston’s lone goal. ~~
Flames 5 Canucks 3
Harry Neale wasn't about
to blame referee Ron

- Hoggarth for the logs, but“

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Hoggarth, but added:
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excuse.” -

Neale was annoyed
with a major penalty for .

high-sticking to
Vancouver's Patrik

Sundstrom early in the -
third period, which came

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- rebounded from a two -

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Calgary a 1-0 lead in the
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‘The series continues
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Vancouver for. Game 3
Saturday. .

The opener didn't seem
as physical as pre-series
predictions had’ forecast
— only 13 penalties, seven
to the Flames. -

Calgary's. game plan

“reallly « didn’t surface until

the second period when‘
the Flames outmuscled
the Canucks and scored
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’ Winnipeg. defenceman
fi) Dave Babych. ‘After that
:, we just couldn't. get
- anything going our way.’

to move ahead: S-4. .
“We went out with the
attitude that, to get into
the swing of things, we
had to hit ... or be hit,”
said Flames rookie
forward Colin Patterson. ©

“He played great for -

us,” Calgary coach Bob
Johnson said =~ of
Patterson, “Like our
other rookies, he was a
little nervous early but, |
then, he picked it up. That .
was a big goal he scored
for ua and, of course, he
was outstanding as a:
penalty-killer,”” at
Patterson, Mike Eaves,’
Steve Bozek, Loch and
Risebrough scored for the -
Flames, Jere Gillis, Stan
Smyl and Tony. Tanti
replied for Vancouver, .
The goals: by Smy] and
Tanti came within a span
of less than two minutes
early in the third to tie it.

a
“Right there, it was op .

for grabe:'” said: Gillis.
“But we. didn’t turn it
on. ”

Oilers a Jets 2 ,

_ Edmonton Oilers were.

overwhelming favorites -
to sweep. thelr National.
Hockey League playoff.
series with Winnipeg Jets

but few people expected -
Wednesday’s firat.-game
to be over by the firat
shift,

But, for all intents and
purposes, it was. The
final score was.0-2; |.

Edmonton right-winger
Jari Kurri, a 52-goal
scorer during the regular
season, scored his first of
three goala Wednesday 40
secoms into the game..
From that point: the Jets
were simply helpless to
prevent the Oilers from.
skating to their 13th

. consecutive win over

Winnipeg. . NEL
ii You ane ¥

not have, A, Yee, ro Peak

odie .

_. Edmonton raced Into'a:
‘4-0 lead, was up 5-1 after:

- the first’ period, 6-1 after:
fhe second and Kurvi ran
it -to 8-1 before an

exchange of goals.in the:
final 10 minutes.

Although it looks like the bail is defyin
Kasal Parsons, left, and Ronnie McPh

‘Randy Gre

“minute

-BEASONn,

, “We gat down those two
quick goals and once we

- were down, we opened the
“gates,” said Winnipeg

coach Barry Long. “We
were down so early wa
never hada chance to put

the game plan info order.
“Don't rls we Were

playing the Ollers, not
some rinky-dink team
from ‘the ‘south side,” “

"The. Oilers sealed the
win in the opening game -
of the best-of-five. Smythe :

Division semifinal — the
second game ‘goes ‘here

‘ tonight — with their firat-
‘period’

outburst,

Defenceman Paul Cottey

scored: two goals’. and
and Dave
Hunter adde singles,

‘ADDS PAIR |
Ken Lingeman scored

- iveach of the second and

‘third periods, Kurri, who

. scored his three goals on

three shots, added his
second and third in the
final period.

Kaurri's . Linemate,

. "Wayne Gretsky, p
_ up three assists but failed

to score despite 10 shots

on net, at least half of
- them” goed scoring
chances,

Paul MacLean scored
for Winnipeg in the first
period and Dave Babych
got the other-with the
Jets’ oaly shot on a five-
' manpower
advantage in the third
period.

That

came when

Edmonton’s Dave

Semenko drew an
elbowing major after
knocking defenceman
Robert Picard heavily to

‘the Ice:

“The game was perhaps
the chipplest of the nine
‘between the clubs this
Eight major
‘penalties were issued and

by. the final 10 minutes |

referee Ron Fournier

‘appeared to be- just

‘toring the rash of
TAC ons laking

“That's the on sting
that disturbed me
tonight,” said Long, “It’s
amazing how much
intimidation: the Oilers

‘throw Into the referees,
‘Wayne Gretzky probably

received thesecond check

‘that he’s ever received In
his career and it was
‘imply because he went

one way and Jim Kyte

' happened ‘to be there.

. SAT of a. “sudden, bang,
he gets a penalty for it,”

Televison replays
showed the elbowing
penalty Kyte received
was’ doubtful.

Long sald the. officlals
didn't loge the game for
the dets.: but ‘‘they
certainly are intimidated
by the Oilers in this

building." a
Nordl ties 3 Sabres 2
Marian ‘Stastny, with.

‘assists - front brotherd
_Anton and Peter, scored

the winning goal as
Quebec drew first blood.

‘Stastny’s goal was’ the
‘final ofe'in a three-goal.

second period for the-
Nordiques. Bo Berglund -
and Normand Rochefort
scored the other goals for
Quebec, while rookie.

-John ‘fucker and Lindy

Tuff replied for Buffalo.
Islanders 4 Rangers 1

Olymplc .atars Pat
LaFontaine and Pat
Flatley ignited New York |
Islanders' attack, After
Jan Erixon put the
Rangers ahead,
LaFontaing tled it and the
Islanders went up 3-1 on
goals by Bob Bourne and
Greg Gilbert. - Flatley
closed aut the scoring.

- Capitals 4 Flyers 2

Gaetan . Duchesne
tipped in a- tie-breaking
goal at 7:37 of the third
period as Washington
‘came from behind to
defeat Philadelphia.
Duchesne tipped. in a
blue-line slap shot by Rod
Langway to snap a 2-2 tie
that had existed since
Bryan Erickson . scored
for the Capitals at 9:32 of

‘the second period. Mike

Gartner and = Craig
Laughlin also scored for
Washington; while Bobby
Clarke and Ilkka Sinisalo
scored for the Flyers,
Black Hawks 3 North
Stars 1

-Al Secord scored 1:09
into the final period and

, then collepted the gat me:

winnér on a bac ;
§:38-' td \
aay ddned eae toon i. Bob
net goal for the Black
Hawks with four seconds

to go. - Chicago gealie

Murray Bannerman
sparkled in the nets,
turning _— aside 4

Minnesota shots. Lars
Lindgren was the lone
North Star to beat him.
Blues 3 Red Winga 2

The Blues built a 3-0
lead.on goals by: Jorgen

ae
\s

gq nature’s law of gravity,
le, right, know better and
walted patiently for if to drop again. The two were spending their
Wednesday afternoon In thes sun at Clarence Michlel School.

"Christlan -

rags winning. skeleton out of ‘the: ‘closet

Pettersson, Mark Reeds ;

and Rob Ramage before
the Red Wings rallied on °
late third-period goals by
Kelly Kisio.- “and | Ron
Duguay. a

VICTORIA (CP) ~The
‘Canadian ‘Amateur
Rowing Association
announced ..{ts

preliminary selection: sof.

rowers for the 1904” ae

eles Olympics. The
following rowers Will:still

have to meet. Canadian

Olymple Association.
standards in their eveits:
WOMEN’S . SCULLING:
1. Single — to be
decided May. 12° a)
Moutreal. Top candidate
Andrea
Victoria.
2, Double — Dailéle
Laumann and = Silen

- Laumann (Mississaiiga, ; :

Ont.).
3. Quad — cox Carolyn

Schreiner, .

Trono (Victoria), Vicki

Harber (Burlington,
Ont.), Janice Mason amd
:o8a Rpu (Victoria) and
Dolores Young
(Brockville, Ont... .-
MEN’S SCULLING

1. Single — to be.

decided . May | 12 in
Montreal, Top candidates
Mel Laforne (Hamilton,
Ont.) and FPat- Walter,
(Burnaby, B.C.). ©:

2, Double '— Peter
MacGowan (‘Toronto) and
Tim Storm (St.
Catharines, Ont). a

3. Quad” Doug
Hamilton (Kingston,
Ont.), Mike Hughes (St.
Catharines, Ont), Bob
Mills (Halifax) and Phil
Monckton -
BQ).02 cin

filp» WOMEN'S ‘SWEEP:

1,-Pair — Betty : Graig

_ (Burnaby, ‘

(Brockville, Ont.), Tri¢la

Smith (Vancouver). |. -

2. Four and eight (seats
to be determined) —-
Lesieh Anderson-Herwick
(St. Catharines, Ont.) and
Lesley Thompson
(Napanee, Ont. ),
coxswains; ~ Barb
Armbrust, Carol Colgan,

Gail Cort, Cathy Lichty,

Jane Tregunno- (St.

Catharines, Ont.), Marily °
. Brain,

Jo. an le
Gillingham, .°.Lisa
Robertson (Victoria),
Heather Clarke,’. Tina
Clarke (Woodstock,

Ont.), - Cathy: . ‘Lund
(London, Ont. : dane
Pringle (Oliver, pe. ds
Angie Schneider
(Rodney, Ont.) and: Kay
Worthington (Toronto).

MEN'S SWEEP" |

1, Pair, Coxless: four
and eight (seats to be
determined) — cox Brian
MadMahon (St.
Catharines, Ont.), Steave
Beatty (Woodstock,
Ont.), Dean Crawford,
Grant Main (Victoria),

Ted Gibaon, Mark Evans,

Mike Evans, . John,
Houlding, Dave Johnson,

t Jim Relle, Tim Turner,
? Pat Turner (Toronto),

Blair Horn (Kelowna,
B.C,), Kevin Neufeld
(Victoria)
Steele (Delta, B.C.),".

2, Coxed pair and coxed
four — to be decided May
12 in Montreal, Top:

and Paul |

candidates are coxswains

Darely OQakley
(Vancouver) and Paul
Tessier (Victoria),
Harold Baker (Qualleum
Beach, B.C.), Jamie
Boulding - (Campbell
‘River, B.C,), Ron Burak,
Rick - Doey (St.
Catharines, Ont), Tim
(Gibsdns,
B.C.), David Ross, Nick

‘Toulmin (Victoria) and.

‘Tony Zasada (Regina),
COACHES

Gil Beaulleu (Welland,
Ont.), Neil Campbell,
Jack Nickolson; Rudy

_ Wieler (St. Catharines,
Ont,), Drew Hartlion,
Klavoca

Boris
(Vancouver), Ian
MacFarlane (Kingston,

Ont.), Dick MeClure
. (Burnaby, B.C),

Morrow (Victoria),