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oY Op he Kermode *“iFourwheelers held their * “fist race of the season April ve at Copper Flats, "in Sand Drags, Dune _, Buggies Class ‘A’? Event j * ‘Randy Goodwin of Terrace * took first; Peter ‘” Roboinchaud of Kitimat “was second and Dale Sweet i Terrace placed third.

“In the class.“B’ Event -j,tandy, Goodwin and Wes

Woodcock, both of Terrace, |

_sfiaced first and second «respectively, while Ivan : Murphy of. Kitimat took atin.

cit: * Bitimat: swept. all the”

“honours in the Four catglindes Stock race, Kim : “Miller took first; Bob Thorpe; second; and Dave

Cosa, third place. Tan’ Muhson of Terrace _3*pinced first in the Street and © Trail “Dp? Class, Jat

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* Edmonton Oilers proved it) be .good students and wiPhiladelphia Flyers

reverted to an old school to avin their National Hockey wi,pague. playoff. games .y, Wednesday night and keep er al their: Stanley Cup

“it os on the blackboard in the

.Ojlers' dressing room at the

(Nassau Coliseum was _ gberibbled the day’s lesson: Phere i is no such word as

_ CAN'T. Every individual is -

a ‘master of his wa des- | “any.” :

<a Thé Oilers heeded thal sdiadvice to. perfection in

o) edging here: York Islanders: 3a is racine -esattiit) T rerta Ofreed

43 in the fifth game of their

best-of-seven quarter-dinal. svawedmonton, heads home for

the sixth game of the series criday trailing th three games fietwor ,

The Fiyers, trailing their 5 series 3-1, came out showing ¥ the hell-bent-for-leather

_Ppgnacity that won them ks successive cham-

;,Plonships and mauled Cal-

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“Kermode Fourwheelers hold first season race’ -

Borveck was secom and Jim Davidson drove to third place.

In Street and Trail “Cc”

‘Class Chuck ‘Lavire took

first with Doug McPhaden and Bill. Horsburg behind him.

In Competition Modified “C" Class Dan Thicket} of ‘Terrace placed first, Gerry Normandeau’ was second

and lan Munson was third. ‘EE

In womens races, Margie

‘Miller of Kitimat placed

first in the four cylinder stock race; and Mary Thorpe was second, In - Street and Trail Gwen Evans of Terrace took first, with Tammy Penner behind

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In “B" Class Wes Woodcock of Terrace drove to first place with the best time of the day in. obstacle driving. | Dave Dennis.

Dease Lake coming in third. @

Randy Goodwin came in first again. in the Buggies “A” Class obstacle race. Larry Yates was second and Dale Sweet third.

Spectrum. The Flames, however, can wrap up that series at home Friday.

In Buffalo, Minnesota North Stars won their fifth road game of the playoffs, beating the Sabres 43 to ‘take that quarter-final

' pound 41 while St. Louis

Blues stayed alive with a 4-3

win over New York.

Rangers, who will. be host

for the sixth game Friday,

leading the series 3-2. “This is a big boost for us,

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placed second and ivan Murphy, was third.

In Women’s Medium

Wheel Hase Competition Lis: Korchinshi placed first;

Mary Thorpe of Kitimat -

second and Margie Miller :Ken Blanes was first in

Ken Dickinson was second in competition modifi ad.

and we're really’ looking forward to Friday night," said Wayne Gretrky, whee superb playmaking set up Edmonton’s first two goals.

“We were relaxed, eyen _ though. it was uch a big-

game. ” . And ‘the islanders, also

were relaxed — too relaxed

for their own good. ‘So the def ading NHL: ‘champions mit return to, Western

Canada to attempt to clinch the series against the 14th.

place team in the regular- season ‘Standings. The Islanders finished atop the over-all standings.

owen the first. ‘period, we

‘retirbed: olf totax??-: said >! ‘rTaMandera: eéntre” ‘Bryan ”

Trottier, who scored once in the first period — Mike Bossy bad the otber two

New York tallies, we 1 were not aggressive enough and not skating or forechecking

> enough...

“T guess it’s homan nature. You sort of expect

them to come out flat after . . beating them i in overtime in - the last game. "

‘one period where the ‘Islanders did excel was was the third: But they were stopped cold by rookie goaltender Andy Moog.

- Edmonton got goals from Doug Hicks, Glenn An- derson, Brett Callighen and Matti Hagman, whose score at 15:19 of the third period gave the Oilers a 4-2. lead.

is Bossy‘? rowtr lay" goal nit 1798 Tete wasnt eeotigh

for New York, which never -

got a good shot at tying. it. Moog, who has improved

* each game in the Oiler’ goal during this series, stopped 29 shots... ~ “Moog was more than -spectacular,”’ sald Oilers’ coach’ Glen . Sather,. who went with the 2l-year-cld

rookie in the preliminary to

round against . Montreal Canadiens and against the

Islanders, ' even’ though - _. Moog had appeared in just

seven games this. season.”

“For a kid that age, he was

incredible.” Flyers 0 Flames 4 - Brian’ Propp whipped three goals past Pat Riggin in the first 13 minutes and it

was a walkaway from there. pe 1 © Edigheydhpwell tékeep the i tind! ‘uMiisinesota - goal 16" Riggin © Weld Makwell- 4 ene

“i Befite? faced 35 ‘shots, many of them from! close range, a5 a rejuvenated Flyers offence

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competition, Gary Kerr was- second and [an Munson was third. Jim Davidson drove. to first place in the Long Wheel Base Event with Wes

Patterson behind him. Clinton Woodcock was first in the junior obstacle event, Brad .Toppen, waa. second and = = Rebbie

Woalcock was third, \- The . Kermode F Wheelers wish to thank

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‘Rick MacLeish opened the Philadelphia scoring 1:08 into the game before Propp went on his. spree. Bill, Barber added two with the other Flyers goals golng

“Russell, Houston, Bob Gould. “and Bob MacMillan tallied for

Calgary. «North Stars 4 Sabres 3: a The North Stars continued

their run of post-season

road successes as Kent-Erik’

a Oilers and Flyers revert to old school game tactics _ Eee

- Beaupre x made 36. stops in his first start since he allowed six goals.. ina preliminary round game against Boston Bruins. He- was sharp against the Sabres, however, par- : ticularly late in the: game when Buffalo threw caution - to the wind in their effort to - force a sixth game. - -

“Hen Sotheim and. Al”

MacAdam scored the olher North Stars goals -while Jean Francois Sauve, Bob.

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“Maybe we've made it a little. more diffieult: than it is,’ Pettersson ‘sald. alter his decisive powerplay goal at 6:09 of the third period. -. “In the. regular senson, we'd played with puck control. We've gotten away : from that..:. We're: finding:

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Pettersson scored twice to - save St. Louis from elimination. Larry. Patey

- and Brian Sutter also scared un. Nilsson and Carol Vadnais . |”

“for the Blues. Ron Greschner,

haa staked New Yoktna S|

Don Beaupre returned from hat gave ere pace while St. Louis. tested ©

‘ purgatory to supply solid nétminding.

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