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Page 4, The Herald, Monday, Ar 30, 1984

North Stars. in the S hole

BLOOMINGTON, Min,
(CP) — When Minnesota
North Stars blew a 5-2
aecond-period lead
Saturday night and lost 8-5
to Edmonton Oilers, they
dug themselves into a hole
from which only two
National Hockey League
teams have ever escaped.

The North Stars trail
Edmonton 3-0 in the best-
of-seven Campbell Con-
ference final with game
four scheduled for Tuesday
night. Only the 1942
Toronto Maple Leafs and
the 1975 New York Islan-

ders have rebounded from -

three-game deficits.

“It’s a pretty formidable
barrier but not in-
surmountable,” Minnesota
coach Bill Mahoney sald of
the task facing his club.
“I'm convinced of the
comeback quality of this
team and that’s well-
documented, this team has
shown It. .

“If you can come back
with five goals in one
period, you can certainly
come back in a game,”

The North Stars scored
five second-period goals,

‘four _during a major
penalty to
Bémonbn’ s Dave Lumley,

to erase a 2-0 deficit and
build a 5-2 lead.

Mark Napier and Neal
Broten scored two goals
each for Minnesota while
Brad Maxwell added one.

“The North Stars, took
advantage (of the major

. penalty) and took - the
period away from us,” sald
Edmonton coach Glen
Sather, “If (Al) MacAdam
had scored on his
breakaway it's all over."

BIG SAVE
’.MacAdam had = the
breakaway early in the
: third period but Edmonton

goalie Andy Moog made a
sliding save.

“Moog gave up a couple
of easy goals and we could
have given up,” Sather
sald. “But then Moog made

a couple of big saves .:" tHe’ *?"Sbating '"f 4 RE “Monts real.

recover,
Pauk Coffey and Jari
Kurri on power plays,
Glenn Anderson and Ken
Linseman at full strength,
Mark Messier  short-
handed and Wayne Gretzky
on a penalty shot fuelled
the Gilers’ onslaught.
- Lumley and . Gretzky
scored in the firat period.
“This team has a lot of
character and we showed it
tonight,” Gretzky said of

the turn of events after a
disastrous second period.

“When we got down two
goals we were worried
because they’re a good
offensive club,” he aid.
“We told ourselves that
Lumley knew he made a
mistake that hurt the team
... 8 we said let's get
ourselves back into it.’

A disappointed Mahoney
sald his club couldn't
contain the Oiler

firepower,

“They ‘had ito

offensive pressure and we
it. 1.

- Minnesota t tied the NHL
Playoff record with four
power-play Goals in one
period and the two teams
broke records: with five
power-play goals in one
Period and seven in: the
game.

Islanders breaking:
up a good thing»

UNIONDALE, N.Y. (CP)

—- As far as Al Arbour is

concerned, there’s nothing
wrong with breaking up a
good thing, especially when
it’s starting to go bad.

In an effort to generate
more offence, the New
York Islanders’ coach split
up centre Bryan Trottier
and right winger. Mike
Bossy on Saturday night in
the third game of the best-
of-seven National Hockey
League Prince of Wales

. Conference final,

The result: Bossy ended
abrief slump by scoring his
fret Goal of the serles as

~ York won 5-2 to
narrow Montreal's series

» Jead to 2-1,

“I've separated them on
a spot basis during the
season ‘ before,” said
Arbour after an Islanders’
workout Sunday. “Things
weren't working that weil
and I thought, ‘What the
heck, why not?’

Tomas Jonsson and Greg
Gilbert scored 13 seconds
apart to give the Islanders
4 2-0 lead before the game
was eight minutes old,
Gilbert scored again in the
second period. The other
New York goal scorer was
Clark Gilli

So Arbour put Bossy on a
line with Brent Sutter, a
centre Bossy had never
played with, and John
Tonelli, Trottier played
mostly with Greg Gilbert
and Anders Kallur,
LITTLE CHANGE

Bossy said there wasn’t
much difference In the

‘style of play between

Trottier and Brent Sutter,
except that Sutter shot
right, which meant he had
to backhand passes to feed
Bossy instead of the
crisper, forehand passes of
the left-shooting Trottier.

Arbour said he might
keep the lines the same, but
with typical — playoff
coyness said he could just
as easily reunite Trottier
and Bossy.

"T could go any number
of ways,” Arbour said.

Arbour’s options could
increase if rookie centre

Pat LaFontaine’s sprained
right ankle mends in time
for the fourth game
Tuesday night,.

Montreal defenceman
Craig Ludwig said the only
thing Montreal will have to
chonge for Tuesday night is
to work harder.

“We learned our leszon,”
said Ludwig. “Next game
we won't wait unti] the
gameis half over before we
start playing. ’

“On Saturday night when
it was half over, it was
already over for us.”

Rookie goaltender Steve
Penney, who yielded five
goals on 14shots in a period
and a half of work, said he
wouldn’t change anything
in his play, either,

“Tt take things as they
come,” said Penney. “I
had a bad night, that’s the
way it goes,

“This doesn't shake me."

Dreher top
bowler.

ST, JOHN'S, Nfld. (CP)
~~ Connie Dreher of Stoney
Creek, Ont., won her sixth
national, bowling - cham-

pionship *. "Saturday - “in a

Dreher scored 268 in the
rolloff game to win the
title, Lewis came second
with *'263, followed . PY

Cardinal with 215, . he

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“Kamloops leads series”

KAMLOOPS, B.C. (CP)

— Dean Evason scored
three goals Sunday night as
Kamloops Oilera took the
lead in the best-of-seven
Western Hockey League
final with a 7-4 victory over
Regina Pats,

Also scoring for the
winners — who entered the
series after defeating
Portland Winter Hawks
with five straight wins in
the Western Division-final

.— were Greg Evtushevski,

Mark Kachowski, Ryan
Stewart and . Stacey
Wakabayashl

_WHL_ | play offs

Taylor Hall,
Wickeneheiser,
Byers and Brent Fedyk
replied for the Pats.

‘Regina downed Medicine

Hat Tigers 41 in the
Eastern Division to qualify
for the finals.

Bill Laforge, Kamloops!
coach and general
manager, was careful not

. to be too optimistic about

the teams’ next meeting
tonight.

“Regina will come out
tougher in the next game,”
he said. :

Bob Strumm, the coach

“rr og 4

and general manager of the
Regina club, said the Pats
“didn't play as well as we
can play but we're Iooking
to the next game.”
“You're not looking at a
tery » that's golng to
7 .

Kamloops’ netminder
Daryl Reaugh made 25
saves, while Reglna’s
Jamie Reeve pushed aside
30 shots on goal.

Kamloops also tied.
Brandon Wheat King’s 1979.
record Sunday for the most
consecutive playoff wins _
lM

- Whitecaps winners.

VANCOUVER (CP) —
Vancouver Whitecaps
scored four second-half
goals to record al victory

over New York Cosmos in
the third annual Spring Cup
exhibition soccer game
Sunday night at B.C. Place

Sport Shorts

. ’

MONTREAL (CP)
John Sadri copped his first
Association of Tennis
Professionals tournament
In two years Sunday,
defeating fellow American
Greg Holmes 6-2, 6-4 In the
singles final of the $25,000
U.S, Alcan Challenger
event..

In = doubles

action,

’ Americans Andy Kohlberg
Richard Meyer -

and
defeated countrymen Sean
Brawley and Leif Shiras 3-
6, 6-3, 6-2,

KEYSTONE, Colo. (AP)
— Bad weather forced the
cancellation of the final
day of racing Sunday In the:
skiing champlonihips at
a amplonships a
Arapahoe Basin, leaving
Franz Weber and Kirsten
Culver as the top prize
winners,

Forty of the world's
fastest skiers spent more
than an hour at the top of
the speed track at an

"elevation of 3,840 metres,

waiting In vain for a break
in the snow and clouds that

on fastest times in earlier
runs.

Weber, the world record-
holder from Austria, won

$6,000 for his run of 156.44 °

Kilometres an hour.
Canadian Phi] Graves of
Vancouver was second at
155.77 km-h and eartied
$4,000. Alain Stump of
Switzerland waa third at
155.70 km-h for $750.
Culver, of Squaw Valley,
Calif., won $3,000 In the
women's competition for
her -run of 182.47 kan-h.
Marti Martin-Kuntz of

Telluride, Colo, was.
second at 150.20 km-h- and
earned 91,500.

-KINGSTON (Reuter) —

Tenacious Australian
bowlers loosened - West
Indies' firm grip on the
fifth test cricket match
Sunday,

Replying to Australia's

modest total of 109, West.

Indies was 162 before losing
Its firat wicket. But by the
close of play on the second
day, West Indies managed
only 269 for six.

West Indies retained the
edge only on a strong first-
wicket stand between
Gordon Greenidge, |
was fourth out for 127, al
Desmond Haynes, who
made 60.

Stadium.

The Whitecaps regained
the cup after having lost-it
to Cosmas in 1983,

Whitecaps’ - ‘forward

Peter Ward scored two

goals to pace the attack
with David Cross and Fran
O’Brien . adding ingles.
Gerry Gray scored New
York's lone goal,
Vancouver dominated.

throughout, outshooting the

Cosmos 23-11 and 13
corner kicks to New York's
four. ;

Whitecaps’ coach Alan
Hinton’ was more than
satlafied with the reault,

“We have very skillful
players and as the fans saw |
tonight we will have a'very. :
offensive team,”’ he said.

Whitecaps open _ the
North . American - Soccer
League regular season on-
May 12 boating San. Diego

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