Team Canada didn’t
_ Stick to hockey

Team Canada '78 has
demonstrated that it’s not
immune to the problems
that beset last year's
‘Fepresentatives in the
world hockey cham-
pionship.
For 35 minutes on
Sunday night, the youth-
uad concentrated on
retaliation instead of
sticking to hockey. As a
result, they were lucky to
come away with a 3-3 tie

e
Czechoslovakian B team,
In their first three
exhibition games, the
Canadians had resisted
all temptations to take
unnecessary penalties. It
id off in two wins over
he Swedish. national

team and a satisfying 3-2. ¢,,

win over the defending.
world champion Czech-'
oslovakian feam on
Saturday night, :
+ The B team, which has
a goaltender and several
. er players who may be
in the lineup for the world
tournament, apparently
Gecided to see. whether
they could upset the
Canadians. They stc-
c

“We should be happy
getting a tie because we
idn’t play that well,”
said head coach Harry
Howell. "We did play 25
good inutes. Un-
fortunately it was the
first five minutes and the
‘last 20, I think our boys
learned a valuable lesson
in the second period.
“The spearing, holding
and interference has been
going on and our guys
pe decided that for at
t 20 minutes they
were going to get in their
cks, too, But I'm happy
we were able to ‘turn

ever around in the
tid porto They went M

out and played the hockey
they are capable of.”'

HAD EARLY LEAD

- Canada had a 2-0 lead
on goals by Jean
Pronoyost and Marcel
Dionne, the second on a
power play,
penalties started to get
them into trouble late in

me, first prin ee Delta os
iP laying -

~three:--skaters

- to four with defencemen

David Shand and Rick
Hampton off on double
minors, they saw defen-
ceman. Jan Neliba and
centre Lubomir Havlicek
tie the score with goals at
19:21 of the-first period

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and the 24-second mark of
the second.

The go-ahead Czech
goal was a short-handed
eftort with Vaclav Sykora
beating Denis Herron on
a good pass from
Vladimir Veit at 3:59 of
the second period,

The -Canadians, who
took 12 penalties to 11 for
their opponents but were
far more disorganized as
a result, had a little talk
in the dressing room after
the second period and de-

‘cided .t9 abandon the
retaliation. « ,

They _
dominate the | third
period, in which they teok
only one penalty while the
echs received three,
and it produced the tyin
goal at 11:03 when Bo
MacMillan, playing
despite a strained knee,

scored on a perfect goal-

mouth, ‘pass from Tim

- For Young, the 23-yea
old Minnesota North

Stars centre, it may have

been the final game here.
He was told when he
, «2d the team that he

‘would-be designated as

an injury’ replacement.
Unless MacMillan or
Tom Lysiak, who missed
Sunday’s me with.
achilles tendon soreness,
is unable to play, Young
will sit out the tour-
‘Nament,

Howell has decided to
go with six defencemen,

cluding Dennis Kearns
of Vancouver Canucks

Bruins beat Bighorns | |

BC. (CF) — New
Westminster Bruins
scored three goals in the
first period and led
throughout to defeat
Billings Bighorns 7-5 in a
Western Canada Hockey
League round-robin
layoff game Sunday
fore 3,872 fans.
Results.-of the game
don’t affect team stan-
dings. The Bruins and
Billings were already
slated to play in the
WCHL final after Flin
Flon . Bombers ~ were
eliminated Saturday in

the three-team round-
robin. .

The Bruins established
a twogoal lead mid-way
through the first period
and ‘held that edge
throughout most of the
game. .

Ken Berry and Stan
Smy] scored two goals
each for the Bruins while
Brian Young, Randy
Irving and Bill Hobbins
added singles, 7

Don Nachbaur scored a
pair of goals for Billings,
and singles were added
by Mike Kouwenhoven,

All-star lost

TORONTO (CP) — All-

who arrived from Canada star defenceman Borje
‘on Sum and played Salming will be lost to

briefly. That means he
can use only 12 forwards
plus two goalies—Herron
and Dan  Bovehard.
Another goalie will be
named as an_ inj

backup when the list of i .

Players for the ‘cham-
pionship is announced on
Tuesday.

_ Vane. ties with
one minute left

Warren Pow scored with
one minute left in the
game to give Vancouver
Dunbar Stongs a 2-2 tie
with uitlam Bel-Aire
Shamr Sunday in‘the
first division final of the
British Columbia Youth
Soccer Association
‘provincial cham- _
pionships. .
Both teams were
named first division co-
champions because of the
e,

Rolston Dunlop scored
the other Vancouver goal -
while Coquitlam’s
markers were. made b
Jeff Hennig and Bill
cLaren. :
In the second division
final, Dominic Demarco

scored with two minutes

left in the game to give

Vancouver Grandview

. Legion a 1-0 victory over

Coquitlam Bel-Aire
in

before Saints,

Mike Augustine scored
the lone goal ag North
n

ted?" deteated”

Burnaby Edmonds
Spartans 1-0 in the third
division final.

In. fourth division ac-
tion, arpa and
Gerry a scor
one goal each as Burnaby
Weaburn Cascades
downed Vancouver Inter-
community - 2-1. Colin
Miller replied for Van-
couver.

Brett Silzer scored the

. only goal of the fifth

division final to give

Fraser Valley a 1-0 win.

over. North Delta.

Victori: ehill
Jadescos beat South
‘Burnaby Royals 3-1 in the
sixth division final. David
Campbell led Victoria
with two goals, while
Clay Crust scored once.
Brent Campbell: scored
for Burnaby. .

In seventh division
play, Burmaby Edmonds
artans downed

oquitlam..Bel-Aire City °
‘32 + les on e ty

Flin Flon eliminated

New ’ Westminster
. Bruins eliminated Flin
Flon Bombers from the
Western Canada Hockey
League playoffs Saturda’
night, then.defeated Bil-
lings Bighorns 7-5 in a
preview. of the final .on
Sunday, ;
the

The‘ Bruins,

defending Memorial Cup -

champions, mugged the
Bombers 10-3 before
more than 10,000 fans in
Vancouver to sideline the
Manitoba: club from
contention with an 0-3
record in the three-team,
double roundrobin series
‘to determine the WCHL
finalists.

The Bruins ran their
roundrobin record to 3-1
and handed Billings their

_ first defeat of the series
which became mean-
ingless after Saturday
and will conclude tonight
me oe eombers, ppat-

e Bighorns at New

. Westminster, _ ,

‘In New Westminster
Sunday the Bruins scored
three goals in the first
period and led throughout

defeat Billings before
3,-872 fans, :

Ken Berry and Stan

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Brian Young, Randy
rving and Bill Hobbins
added singles, ‘
LEADS LOSERS

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for-New Westminster.
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ancouver.

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at least 10 days, it was
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Salming was cli on
the right eyebrow oh

nose was: broken during

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New York Islanders.
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first goal Sunday night

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