“Glen Hanlon waan't stum-
bling around in his crease for
_a change Sunday night and

Vancouver Canucks

in posting Vancouver's first
shutout of the season when
the Canucks blanked the

'.@isorganized ard spiritless

“Hartford Whalers 3-0 in a

' ‘slow-paced National Hockey
" League game,

“N's the first time I've felt

"ood about playing in a loag

time,” said Hanlon, who
missed nearly four months of

"the season after suffering a
knee injury in October.”

“I could feel an im-
provement tonight because I
wasn't stumbiing all over the

» ‘place: ke before. 1 felt.

- confident for a change that I.
_ could make the big save. 1
"Wat: concentrating much

better and my reflexes also
Hanlon, mM, suffered a

telus knee injury — the

. ‘VANCOUVER. (CP) —

second of his” brief NHL
career — and there had been
doubts about: whether he

would make a complete.

comeback, He entered
Sunday's game with a goals-

. against average of 5.15 in 10.

previous games this season.
“The win was a long time .
coming,” he added. ‘'T'm not
even thinking abdut the next .
game — ‘I'm: just Boing to
” enjoy this one for a w
Hanlon’s return to form i is
Gmely, considering . that
netminder Richard Brodeur,
who took aver from Hanlon,
is on the sidelines with a
knee problem. Brodeur has
’ Played 46 games this season
and is one .of the prime
reasons the Canucks have an
improved record. _

- Bobby, Schmautz scored
two of the Vancouver goals,
‘giving him 25 for the season,
and PerOlov Brae got the
other.

“We didn’t play pretty
hockey tonight; but it's the
Kind we've gat o play [or (he

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” JACA, Spain (cP) —

verity Winter Games.

Spain 90 and Japan 7-3.

“Tt -was a sad, sad

pot to score.

Drake, one of three
" Gatedian Olympic

- ‘of bad habits we might

.” South Korea completed

80- 0 VICTORY
A SAD EXPERIENCE

Despite a concerted effort

~ got to scare goals, Canada humiliated South Korea
31-0 Sunday night in hockey action at the World Uni-

Canada, represented by the Univertity of Alberta
Golden Bears and five roster additions, scored 16
times in the first period en route to its third straight

victory, Earlier in the week, the team defeated

' Canada and Finland are both
. three games and mest tonight in the final game of.

the five team, roundrobin tournament. The winner

will receive the gold medal and the loser the silver.

"Helland, who scored twice for Canada.

"The coach (Clare Drake)
matter the first period. We didn't throw a
k the whole game. We were tok not to

~ poore unless it was a pictureperfect play.

team, said It “felta little funny.”

at didn’t want $0 run up the score, but at the
oer ea wan worried Ghat if we pot ito all Kinds

- tomorrow (Manday),” be added

Sreican, Ron Patterven of UBC took over tn
for the final period and picked up an assist.

undefeated after

sald Chris

experience,"
“We tried

told us not to take
coaches with the 1900

ton ed them hard to break
play with just ix goats for

,Finkand bent Japan 41.

rest of the season,” said Sch
mautz, who also got into two

* seuffies with Hartford centre -

‘Don Nachbauer.

“We have to pliy much
tightér ‘at this stage of the
seazon, with .the playolfs
coming up. We have to get
_the lead and then sit on it. I
thought we did a pretty good
job of that tonight.”

. ‘The Canucks, with just two

“wins in:their last 13 games,
moved to within one point of
10th-place Chicago: Black
Hawks in the overall stan-
dings by firing 35 shots at

Hartford netminder John ,

Garrett.

Coach Larry Pleau, behind
the Whaler bench for just the
fourth game since’ taking”
over from Don Blackburn,
used . different: line com-
binations nearly every shift .

and the Whalers. were |

disorganized at best.. -
“We didn't seem to have
much effort out there in the -
first period,” Pleau sald. .
“But we came back to work

beat Buffalo Sabres 6-4.

draft choice in 1977.

Foligno's goat. with five
minutes left in ihe game.

While the Red Wings, still
hoping for a playolf berth,
were disappointed in . the
outcome; the Jets were
happy to salvage one point.

Blues 4 Hawke 4

Foster has
good night

By The Cenadian Press when he cifeled the net with
Dwight Foster, a hard-luck the puck and jammed home”
hockey player for much of his 20th goal of the season -
his National Hockey League midway in the second period. .
careér, had one of his good Canadiens 4 Reagers4
nights Sunday, scoring three
goals to hetp Boston Bruins standing with his back to the”

Siote then, Foster has
developed slowly, often -
plagued by injuries, but

Chicago was just as happy

‘| after gaining the tie with St.

-“]t’s an accomplishment,
there's nothing to hang our
heads about,” said Hawks
- goalie Tony Esposito. “We

. Played together and came -

_ back several times to éarn it,
Centre Tom Lysiak scored
the tying goal for Chicago

Hawks

earn tie.
: PRINCE ‘RUPERT; B.C,
(cP) — ~The Japanese -

National “B” hockey team

_, Right on the way to a 7-1
‘" defeat at the Hands of the

‘wee cutshot 4923 Sunday .

pl Kings .

Saturday night in Kitna,

a.3:3 tie with the Japanese,
The Japanese Nats, who.

"have won three, lost five and

tied one on their W

tour, are scheduled ©
the Burnaby Lakers if
Vancouver Tuesday.

. the Winter Hawks played to

hard in practice for the last

week and we looked fired -

tonight. We can still make

“the playolfé-and I think the .
team is responding to my. |
He

"The Whalers are iithin the .

overall standings and jist
the first 16 teams advance to

the Stanley Cup playoffs. -

him 19 games, Howe still is

eight to- 20. ‘pounds: un- ..
derweight; his codch said,

“T've been’ pushing them

HALIFAX (CP) — Nor-

pany in the battle “for first

‘Manitoba |

‘Hartford is four points met _ -Wateborn: making’ his”
behind Washington Capitals, them Ontario, pickedtowin Brunswick and B.C.'took on third oe in--the
who occupy the last playoff the ‘Sind edition of the _ Newfoundland in games this: ‘national champloaship: with’
berth. Canadian. men’s curling morning, In afternoon play, - the. same Tink — -- brothers
”Pleau admitted that championship, stuck.to the Northern Ontario - was “Terry (cecond) and ‘Merv:
' Hartford defenceman Mark: script in the Firat two rounds scheduled to meet Alberta (lead) and third Jim Fox:
Howe still has not fully . Sunday. and Manitoba went, sgattet _ Darragh gave him a tough
recovered. from a painful However, Hal Hackner’s Quebec, -
_abdominal injury which cost _ ‘Thunder Bay entry hed com- Nova Scotia” 1S - ‘ang ae

“New :

Newfoundtand deieated New |

“NOBODY CAME,

and lacks the strength to be- me
effective for ani entire game. ‘the lead in the 1¢rink round- Bi, eds “so GAME OFF
The Canuéks begin a four- “robin tournament: each of ihe eighth, ninth and
game road trip Wednesday __Hackner, beaten in the “1th” ends to “down New | vancouyEn CRY foe tate of Man: Proactin)
19680 final by Saskatcliewan’s Brunswick 7-4, Manitoba. Tonight’ e charity basketball which was’ promoting toe

against. Toronto Maple.
Leals. ;

New York’s Mike Allison,
Montreal net, : ‘dellected| a

Foster, 23, led the Ontario Fon Greschner slapsbot past
Hockey Association junior Montreal “goalie “Dennis |
scoring race with 148 points Herron to, give the Rangers.
in his last amateur season at’ the tie.

_ Kitchener, Ont.’ before the ..
Bruins made him their No. 1

Montreal: extended its un

* play.’

. Rick Folk,.who went on to

win the world title, opened

— 2 with a 7-1. triumph over
: “>. (Chuck Haines of Whitehorse,

"_. 2¥c9., then took an extra-end
* 76 ‘decision: over Peter

MacDonald of .Charlotte-

town. The wins gavehima2- ©

"9 «record wifh’ British
" Columbia and Manitoba.
‘The Charlotietown four- -

some scored three in the 10th |

end to tie thé score 6-6, but
MacDonald was- light on.a
draw with his last shot in the _

Uth and Hackner didn’ thave. :

t,thtow bis final singe.

a

Que: and. Mel 'Watchorn - of
Fairview, Alts., both had 10.
: records at the Metro Centre, <

-. while Teby McDonald of St.

John’s, Nid; and PEL

counted three in the ninth to
defeat Newfoundland 04 and

Quebec shaded -Saskatche- |
wan 43, Alberta ‘and Nova ‘

Scotia got the bye in the first:
round and Saskatchewan

BREWERS GET LEFTY |

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oT with the World Series-
~ champion Phillies . last

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them as a starter.’

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