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ine stein tte "Ne
pion New York |
anders thought: they

had a tough time getting
past New York Rangers,
they now are fully aware

Washington Capitals will -

be even tougher.

‘ gqoThe Islanders’ were
15 reed into overtime in a

deciding game ‘Tuesday

‘before eliminating « the :
Rangers. On Thursday ©
night they ran_out of gas, .
failing to protect a 2-0'

lead and losing 3-2 to the

a Capitals in the opening.

ame of the National
: ckey League Patrick
“ Division final.

. In other opening games

_ of ‘best-of-seven. division -

Le in the Smythe; and .
Minnesota North Stara 2,

“- St. Louis Blues 1 in the

+¥ No: tcorlag.
il Fenatties — None, .
eee Second Perlod
cr.’ Minnesota, Napler 1 (Cleca
~ Wail, Marv) 92:12 (pp)
‘<oPenatiles — Maxwell Min
9:24, Bothwell StL 11:4, Clece
cay. Min, Reeds Stl 15:39,
Third Period
2, St. Louls, Hickey 1.-(GIl-
bur, Bothwell) 6:07 (sh)
Minnesota, Ciccarelll 4
roten, Maxwell) 8:23
penalty — Wilson SIL 4:26.
‘Shots on goal by |
$4, Louis
nesote ,
Gat -" Livt, St
Behupre, AAlnnesota.
qattandance - ll :

aa

‘eo: First Period |

First Period = -
"4.. N¥ Istonders, Flatiey 2
tone, B. Sutter) 4:38
Péenaities —, Washington
bench. {served by Gartner)
12:22, Potvin NYI 19:08, Mor.
row. NYU 19:28,
“Second Period
‘ig NY Islanders. Bossy 2
(Person, Gillies). 7:48 (pp)
aad, Washington, Haworth 2
“TLangway, Laughlin) 9:21 (pp)
= Penattles — Laughiin Wash

Q:29, Tone!!! N¥I 3:45, Murphy’

AWagh 4:32, Jonsson NYI 6:34,

“Trotter NY 18:38.

Orta Third Period

« 4 Washington, Chrisitan 3

Akenoway, Gartner) 6:13 (pp)
Washington; 7 Leyghiin 4

c
: ws ts’ on gual by oy
. Washington
ANY, Welanders
1.2 Goal — Jensen, Washington;
Sintth, Melanson, NY (Islanders.
ya Attendance — 15,592,
a First Period
in Montreal Nilan 1 (Chabot,
” Cheilon) 1353

S67
a3 71

1B. Quebec, M. Staainy 2 cP.

. Stastny) 2:22
ooh Montreal, Hunter 1 (Smith)
9:00

+ @& Quebec, Sauve 7 (Marals,,

Hunter) 14:04 (pp)

, Penalties — Steigher Gue”

408, Smith Mth PF. Stastny Qua
6:21, Turnbull Mil, Sleigher Que
12:36, Hamel Atl 14:00, Pale-

5. Quebec, Wesley 1:17:54.

Penatilien — Trambiay Atti
0:42, Turnbull Mtl, Webley Que
3:44, Green Mtl, Slelgher Que
malors. misconducts, <Chellas
Mil, Nitan | Ata,
. Rochefort Que 8: a7, Price Gue
-la:1é, Tremblay Mtl 13:54,
UMunter AIL 19512.
' é.Quebee, Slelgher 1 (Goulet,
Hunter} = 7:19

Penaities — Maller Que 31:97,

_ Montreal bench (served = by

Trembjay) 12:34, Robinson Mtl,
Goviet Que minors, majors
y4r13, Walter, AACE 19205,

thots an Y goal af Montreal

&-18

a @ 13—]2

‘Quebec
AMaontrealt

‘eoal — Pennty,
-Bouchard, Quebec.
Atlendance — 15,390.

 * Blrst Perlod
‘Alpory, Eaves 3 (Jackson
Reinhart) 7:56 (sn)

eC* Edmonton,  Kurel = 3
‘corte ky, Measter) 19:28 (pp)
5 Penaitioe-Huddy Edi 2:46,

‘gakter Cat 7:41, Linveman Edm KOGpa

short, but-I'll take a 46.

Jala Konroye”"Gal 18:20.
: bie oe Second Period
rf jEgmonton, Liriseman 3 (Se-
9, Lindstrom). a4? .
monton, Gretzky 2 (Suim-
nin, Kurri) 11:04
“Calgary, McConald = 1
‘aie, Reinhart) 15:08 (pp)
Podéitios—Messier Edm 5:59,
‘Semenko Edin 14:12.
Third Parked -
+ i$. Edmontan, ' Lowe}
Worgtaky,. Gregg) 6:29
} 7-rEdmonton, Gretrhy 9 tCol-
jhey.' Poh) 19104,

ma

‘5E Better Cal, Lumley Edn
amiaebnducts, Risebrough Ca!
malbrs Anderson Edm 5:44,

‘Bovrieels Cal 13:39,

19:42,

Shots on goal by:
Calgary -
Edmonton -

Goal — Lemaiin, Edwards,
Caigary: Fuhr, Edmonton.

Attendance — 17,498. -

210 72

Notional Hockey beague play:
off scoring (saders after games
thursday night:

UG A Bee
Gretrky, Edm
Kurrl, Edm
Reinhart, Cal
Glimour, StL
Secord, <tl ¥
Coffey, Edm -i42 3
Pettersson, StL)
Y¥rbrran, Det
Pavglich, NYR .
Maxwell, Min
P, Stestny, Gua

- Stevens, Wash
Laughlin, Wash
Christian, Waeh
Ciccaretil, Min
Duguay, Det
Gartner, Wash
Greag, Edm
Hunter, Que
Mark, Min
Brolen, Min
Huddy, Edm
Ramage, StL
Don Maloney, MYR
Marois, Que
Summanen, Edm
8; Sutter, NYI-—-----
Boldirev, Cat

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wider, MecCleliend Edm major ;

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Teer Trae
| ee
’ Washington's
Laughlin scored the
winning goal with oaly 62
seconds:

With © “Islander defen-

ceman Denis Potvin.

draped all over. him,
Laughlin fanned on a shot
and, as he fell to the ice
with. Potvin: still holding
him, managed to flick the
puck ‘ over © goaltender
Billy Smith's
shoulder.

New York rookie Pat
Flatley: seored ‘the -only

and Mike Bossy made it 2-

0 with a Cup-record 90th -
_ power-play goal at 7:46 of

the second period.

‘Hall
TORONTO | (CP)

George (Puneh) Imlach.

and John (Jake) Milford
-have; been elected.to the

Hockey Hal!) of Fame in

the builder category, hall

officials ~announced

today. SO
As general. manager

and coach -of Toronto
* Maple Leafs, Imlach, 66,
‘a native of Toronto,
’ National .'

guided the
Hockey League team to
‘Stanley Cup cham-
pionships in 1961-2, 1962-
63, 1963-44 and 1964-67, He
was also instrumental in
devélopment of ‘Buffalo

’ Sabres as the NHL team’s

first coach and general
manager.

Imlach came. ta the
Leafs in 1958 as assistant
general manager after a

Crenshaw takes the:

George |
Archer and Ray Floyd,
Hale- Irwin, Tom Kite,.
Britain's Nick Faldo and,

AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) —
Ben Crenshaw played

- better than anyone else in
‘the first round of ‘the: -

Masters golf tournament
— yet the easy-going
Texan said his score was
not as good ag it should
have been.

“1 could ‘have - “easily.
shot two to three shots...,
after a

eth

evel one

Mot “ead over Lee

Trevino, “I missed some .

makeable putts.

“The putts were good
angles to make puts, too,
and that's what leaves me
a little perplexed.

It’s also unusual for
Crenshaw, considered to
be one of the. better
putters on tour. :

“My putter hasn't been

that sharp this year," he
‘sald.

His previous best
opening round in the
Masters was a 70 in 1976
when he went on to the
‘first of his two second-

‘place finishes. He also

was second last year. -

Trevino’s 68 was his
best score ever on the
6,905-yard, par-72
Augusta National Golf

Club course, a layout he |

has insisted does not sult
his game.
It left him in a jovial

- mood.

“Tm putling extremely

“well,” he’ said, “Today I
-made ’em all. and, Lf it

going, I wear'a 42

long.”

Hla was referring. to the
green jacket given the
champion during the
von ceremony each

veetim very exelted about

it, because I think the
first round bb any golf

oe, .

roundup

AS rani cowmammnce ;
; Atlantic’ Division
WoL Pet. OBL

cp 6118.78

vp y Banton
x-Philedaiphia: ‘1! N..625 11

sxNew York 46 24 .875 15
aNew Jersey 45 25 .543 14
' se Weshthptod “35 4s"sase 26
: Central Division
“s-Delroit 60 ida. 32.600 —
_ Milwaukee, 48° 32.600 —
» eatlenta 38 47:«.415 30
Chicayo 7 52.38 21
Cleveland wv 62 338 21
. Indiana ° 25 55 313 23,

WESTERN CONFERENCE
Midweet Division

wUtah 4 3 3S
«Dalles a2 535
Denver 33 43 ase
Kansas City ow 44 57 8
San Antonio 3545 40 ve
Houtton m9 41 1343 15¥a
. _ Pacitie Oivisien
yLos Angeles 54 26 .673 —
Portland on se 7 |
Sealtle at 4.508 13%
- Phoenix 0 4) a4 ds
Golden State 36 44 450 18
San Diego ve $2.48

-/y-cllnched divinlon. title... ..
welinched playot! berth

wight

. the distant
goal of the: first period

- contrasted

_ destroying

+ deal

phen (Capitan. 2
’ started ‘thelr ‘éomebatk,.

‘Alan Haworth tipped in

"Rod Langway's shot on 8
power play 05 seconds’

after Bossy'a goal and
Dave Christian ted. it
with another deflection
off-a Langway shot, also

on a power play, at 4:13 of -
period.
outehot

the third.
Washington
New York 27-18, with .Al

Jensen: picking up the.
‘the Offers outahot - the over the: goal line after

goaltending victory. .
Nordiques 4 Canadiens 2
In. Quebec, the Nor-
diqiea’ Blake Weasley
scored from the boards to
right of
Montreal . goaltender
Steve Penney at 17:54 of
the second period to
break a 2-2 tie rnd Louis

: Sleigher added an. In--

cushion. =.
Sterez Blues 1
eomington, Minn
‘Dino Ciccarelli scored the
{ winner during a scramble

Jean-Francols Sauve, on
the power play, scored for
Quebec and Chris Nilan :
and Mark Hunter scored
for Montreal in’ the fiat
also period, .. - , Goaltender Mike Liut with
Quebec, with ° "Dan" "11:97 remalning.
Bouchard in goal, outshot _There- was no score
Montreal 32-18... . through $2 minutes until
Ollers 5 Flaines 2 | the “North Stars’ Mark
In . Edmonton, “where” ““Napler shoved the puck

Flames 54-29, .Wayne |
Gretzky: scored twice and |:
set “up two others. Jari.
Kurri, Ken Lingeman' ‘and-.minutes into the third
Kevin: Lowe. also. scored Mperiod when Pat Hickey
for the Oilers, while Mike “ewatted: a rebound of
Eaves. ahd - , Lanny {Doug Gilmour’s shot past
MeDonald | _ Replied: “for: “goaltender Don Beaupre.

‘i+ Minnesota outshot St.

Lowe's ol, at 6: 49 of : *Louls 41-24, _

‘Liut stopped a shot by
“Ciccarelli on a power
play. The Blues tied it six

“the ‘third period; gave
Edmonton a two-goal

ine front of ‘St. Louis *

of famers announced

Three seasons after th the.\in the early 1950s before

two-year “stint as general ©

Manager, ‘coach - and
director of player ‘per-
sonnel of Springfield of
the American | ‘Hockey
League.

He took over as ‘coach:
general manager of the
Leafs part way through
the 1955-60 season. In 11
seacons with the Leafs,

‘his teams. made the

playoffs 10 times.

” Fired after the ‘Leafs |

missed the playoffs ‘in
1969, Imlech spent the
next season aS a Byn-
dicated hockey columnist
before. joining the Sabres
organization in 1970.
Heart problems forced
him to relinquish
coaching duties tem-
porarily during the 1971-
72 season,

Sabres joined .the NHL,
Imlach had tke expansion.
fanchise in the playoffs .

~ and in 1976 Buffalo. made *
dt as far as the. Stanley *

Cup final. He was
relieved as general
manager In: 1978.. and

rejoined the Leafs in 1979,
as general .manager-.
coach until: he’ suffered’.
more heart problems in’

the 1981-82 season.
Charlottetown

dealer in trades. .

Wheat Kings of the

Western Hockey League

* Masters: golf

tournament is the most

. important one.”

FAVORITES TRAIL
The excellent starts by

champions

‘* .te Buffal
’ He started Brandon Ne

" moving to the New York
Rangers organization in
1959 -in the Central
-Hockey League, In 1068,
“he organized a CHL club

qin St. Paul, Minn,, win-

ning four titles in eight
‘seasons, The CHL coach-

of-the-year trophy is —

named after Milford. .-

In 1973, Milford joined

;the NHL. Los Angeles

' Kings, m ae
Milford, 67, a native of: gt, becoming general
and‘.
currently - senior vice-
president of the NHL's.
Vancouver Canucks,. is:
noted as a shrewd judge.
of talent and an astute:

manager later that year.
He became = general
manager of the Canucks
in 1977.

Milford. once “made .

hockey history when
Eddie Shore traded him
of
American-Hockey League
from Springfield for two
‘gets of used Art Ross nets,

=

10th and a 12-foot birdle
on the 13th,

With a history of
playing well after his

Crenshaw’ and. Trevino Gary Koch, the only two: Masters opening rounds,

‘dismal
beginnings for three

‘golfers generally cast in.
. the ‘‘favorite’s:
‘defending champion Seve. intment in his putting wad, he said, “That's what I'm

role.

the

‘Spaniard who also won in
‘1980, and Nickdaus each

shot 73 and Watson had a
76, C-
Hal Sutton, player of
the-year In 1963 and the
reigning PGA-champlon,
and Larry Nelson,. the
1933, U.S. Open champion,
also had thelr probleme.
Sutton had a8. 74 and
Nelson a 76.

Billy Casper, 52, in his
2th consecutive Masters,

- appeared to be in the hunt

for the lead. He was ‘at
four-under par through 14_
holes before taking a
bogey on 15 and a round-
_ quadruple-
bogey seven on the 16th
where he played games

_ between a bunker on one

side of the green. and

water on the other.
Another veteran, four-

time winner Arnold

Palmer, had a 7.

22 BREAK PAR

conditions .
preduced a bevy of out-
standing scores,  in-

eluding 22 subpar rounds.

Deadlocked at 69 were
Japan’s Isao Acki,
Australian David
Graham, Mark Lye and
Tom Purtzer.

‘Six others were at two:
under 70

former

Telex 04-55251.

time winner this season,
Ten Players were. tied:

atTl.
Crenshaw's dlsappo:

Arpt eee founded. He ma

y.iwo putts lngee tia i
f 00 v

, Bar-euving putt. ry the:

Crenshaw was asked if he
, Was thinking about
now,

“Pye got this jobte do,”

* concerned. about... -

“T ‘can’t: think about
winning. There’s a lot of
road in front of me.”

- Alberta. tink
‘postal champs

EDMONTON (CP) —

Nick Ronsky's Alberta.

rink clinched the national
postal curling cham-
pionship with a pair of
victories Thursday.

Ronsky dumped John
Davis of Prince Edward

Island 9-2 in the ninth.

round and then downed
British Columbia's ‘ Ray
Vetter 8-5 later in the day.
to run his record to nine
wins and one loss,

Diz MacNeil of Nova
Scotia, John Gifford of
Manitoba and Saskat-
chewan’s Wendel |

Charbonneau were tied.

for ‘second with 7-3
records heading © into
today’s 11th and final
round,

In_ other oth round
‘action, Saskatchewan,
beat Helen’ Stuart of
Territores 9-3, Manitoba
edged ‘New Brunswick's
Dodie Dickson 5-4 in an
extra end, Nova Scotia
doubled Don Rosengren
of Northern. Ontario 8-4,
Dennis Byrne of
Newfoundland shutout

Prince Edward Island 10-

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wish to thank

the following people

for their generous support”

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and for thelr assistance
in fanding

for our trip
to the
provincial

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