»’:) Campbell Conference tinala’ °

a

"there.
Islanders’: . Michael... -Bossy-—

whom ie Bak: elltinated
‘. * National : ‘Hockey’ - League‘.

_with-a 65 Metory. Tuesday

7 we” night, wo

“We. were beaten ‘by: ‘a
" better hockey team," sald a-
- .calm: “Chicago coach: Orval”

ae Tessier “after the: Hawks

were olisted in. the league
semifinal: for "the. “second °
straight geagon, : ;
“You have to. ‘adinli that:

_. Edmonton is the. ‘quickest

. tearm: in the league. right .
- now. Ie seems that teams

ara’ winning this year by |
~ Pumping. In a few goals,” az

four itralght games in the.

~ Sweep ‘Hawks 4 QO:

“Offence. has : been’ - HO.
- mystery for: the Oilers. They -
" -ouitscared, ithe: ‘Hawks . 25-11 -
jn. thé sweep, Currently. 11-1."
“> iti 2983 post-season lay, :
- Edmonton. ‘has aeored | 4
* goals | for’ | a 8.17 per: game
__ averags

: Mhelr-- goalg “Tuepday -
dame’ from: ‘Jaroslav: Pourar: ©
swith’ two; Wayne Gretzky,

~Glerin Anderiion, Jari Kurri
‘and =Dave® ‘Hiunter’;:° "Curt
. Fraser, Steve ‘Larmer’. and
_ Darryl Sutter scored: for
_ Chicago. zs

While mainta thelr

7 offence; = the- 0 ers -have-

‘hardly. shirked - defence.
‘Their: ‘playort: goals-againat :
‘average ls.) 2.79,” That's”

_ exactly.~ ‘the:-same-’ "figure

Vancouver: ‘Canucks: posted .
-last season when they went ..
to’ the Stanley Cup. final:
“Our: forwards have been
coming back dust Breat the:

dast.2 1342. months,” said '
Edmonton ‘defenceman Lee.

-Fogolin, one of the mére

alm of the Oilers, “They’ve’-
enabled us ‘to. stand up and
‘force the opposition at ‘the
 Huetine and even at tlnes
“ae * the red: line, : They’ va.
"always: been picking up the —
» Jaat: man which enables us
-to go-afler the puck carrier
and the: leading forward.”
~ -“] waa surprised with how,
well: . they — ‘played ©
defensively," " sald Chicago ©
= lefttwinger : ‘Al: Secord.
> “When we had them on the >
ropes In their zone in the

’ third game (a 3-2 Oller win):

“they: did stay. poised, '

The. “Oilers :
- shocked © - themselves by:
- peaching the finals. But they
ore pleasantly surprised at
how-‘easy: the climb has -
“been, ‘They. admit ound .
defence - ‘has’ been | the ,
; difference:

Bossy finally Clicks ©
“as Islanders. close .

“*" UNIONDALE, N.Y, (CP) .

“The | -opporturilties were
but «New . York:

: ‘wasn't converting them into:
foals at his customary
torrld: » National . Hockey

io League playoff - pace. and
that was: starting to” bug .

him:

|, “lo power the Islanders to an —

He can reat easy now.
_Bosty drilled three goals,

_ his ninth, #th and ith of |

the playoffs, Tuesday-night |

83 ‘vlctory - over. Boston
* Brulng and a 31 lead in their :

— -— best-of-seven, Stanley Cup .

“plays —

“semifinal.

‘The | Islanders ‘are “one | .
away: from a date: -

~ victor
—wite dmanton Ollers in the
‘finial and ‘a ‘bid for thelr =
fourth straight Stanley Cup.
championship, ‘ Only

: Montreal. Canadiens . have

row. .

~“T-Wan' getting frustrated

because our line was getting
good chances to score in the-
two games in Bostoh and all
we had to ‘how for, it was
one goal,’” said Bossy. “It-
was ‘frustrating because .I
thought that for all’ the’
‘ppportunities I've had In the
playofis I-should have been

. scoring more goals:

- “FE was never to the point

". where I'didn't think I was

going’ to score anymore,

; though. ”

Tn the | third . period ‘of
Tuesday night's game, it .
didn’t. seem . that the
Islanders — would - . stop |
‘scoring. They fired. five.
“goals in a span of 3:39; two.

"on - twoon-ones, .two on:

power.plays and one on A

+ breakaway.

--Bossy had two “of the
goals, Including - the”
breakaway effort during a
New York power play when
‘he .teok: a pass. ‘from
“defencernan Denis Potvin, -
split - the .-defence and -
streaked = sin tow.
~ KCEECERELEERERECRLEREEE EERE REREEE
_ Goaltender. Pete . Peeters
with -baékhander.

- Potvin, viho’ scored twice’

“in the game,. drilled. in bis ©

eighth of the playoffs ‘on,
another Islanders: power
~ play. . ;
- Duane Sutter and. “Bob.

“Nystrom scored: ‘the two-on-

one goals, John ‘Tonelli: and. -

Potvin had < sedred firat-:-

«period goals; while: Bossy:

°* had. the” only Boal’ of the .

second period.’

: 4s _ Mike: Kruahaliyski’ F pair.

-, of goals kept. Boston In a 2-4:
‘first: -périod. tie, while Riek: © ;
Middleton Beored . a Tate

: third-period goal for Boston.

“The Bruins, - who had

va ° foreach effectively ‘in. .

the first three games, did it -

-well in’ the first period but
Anrayelled “ nteailly, after”

that.

AT thought we played a
good first period but after:
that wagot the crap heat out

“of us,” sald Bruins coach
. Gerry Chesvers: Tt wasn’t

>. 0 much their * individual .
although ° the

—anything about-iti'?

“dslandera obviously have a
talented team — it was.
more because we didn’t. do ,

. After — the: ~ Islanders’

"~ Nystrom’'s goal gave: New"
., York.an.8:2 lead, Cheevers

called a time out and. spoke -
with © the - beleaguered
, Peeters, who- handled: a1

_ shots in the game,

~“T told him -to hang ‘in .
there, that I knew how b he
was feeling,”

Cheoevera, a former: Brena

‘Goaltender, “T juat-told-the. ”

Dlayers to relax, that we
were going: for aoals: too too
-much..

ae never thought of taking |

ohim out. L.don't care what:..

a

- goalteder was in there; two.
goaltenders wouldn’t have.
stopped _ some. of . those

“Islanders coach Al Arbour:
‘sald -his team's brilliant
display of . skailng and
playmaking in the third
period didn't surprise him.
“Dye j seen & lot of some
strange things in -10. years
. here,” eald-Arbour..“It wae
like: Hc-tac-tne out there tn
the third period.

The . Islanders -
“ advance with a victory over. .
the Brutris In game five in
“Boston ots ‘Tharsday night

Team Canada: not

“TORONTO (CP) —
stinging losse& to the Soviet
Union were not enough to |
‘dishearten | a group of Teao
Canada. players who
returned “ home . Tuesday
night from the 1863 world
hockey championahip. |

After bad weather In.
Duesseldorf, West
Germany; and electrical
problema in London had
delayed thelr - arrival. a’
couple.of hours, nine team
members arrived - In
Toronto ‘INTERNATIONAL
Airport a tired, but satisfled

. group. ey ‘were greated’
by a snjAll group of family
and frignda,

“I enjoyed the: ‘hockey, "" "
said Montreal Canadiens
gballe Rick: ‘Wamsley, who
played all 10 garies ~.
including a palr of ‘pe
‘defeats. to the world
champion Soviet. Union.
‘We gave it our. beat, but:
they {the Soviets) were just
a Iittle ‘too strong for Us.

“"T guess they'd have to. be.
the best team I’ve ever
faced, I know: that second...
period of the firial game was
the toughest one I've over.
_ been in

While Canada failed: ‘to
“win: its frat gold medal .
‘since: 1963, ‘the ~ bronze
medals being brought:home .
“for, . the - second consecutive
‘yearé Were’ « satisfaction
-endugh for a team that. had ©
faced elimination’ from the .
iedal round. early in the
- touriament,. boy

”AHt's: too" ‘bad that. we

didn't do beiter,”” sp dJohn..
‘Anderson ‘of. Porortt “Maple ..
‘Leafa, : ‘who: provided an
extra. surge: for - Team *
“Canada when he arrived
thidway through’... the \
* championalips - after”

clearing up financial aftalrs -
at home.’ “But. when ze

 ¢onsider that at one time

" well {ust to beat a team like
the Finns, then I think we
came a long way.” -.
~Anderson, _ However, ©
refused to acknowledge the
domination of the Soviets,
who now have | a

7 upset by trip.

_ Won'as Many as fourina —-

“record singe 1078 when they
‘Tat ~ lost a world
championship game...
“We blew our chance In
. the second game against the
- Creche," aaid “Anderson.
“But. 1 waan’t: that
impressdd by thé? Soviets,
We could have beften them.-
The only difference was that
we gave thém room tomove
the puck” around” in the
‘, Becond period." | +.
Veteran Bab. Galney of the

. Canadiens: . attributed . the

youth of the squad this year
~ as belng “the difference -
between a old, and bronze
“medal.-:

“Laat: year we had a more °
experienced team and we
ad the stamina to finiah . Ls
trong ‘at the end," sald
Gainey, comparing the 1982.
team of all National Hockey.
League’ players, 1
featured Wayne: Greteky, -
‘with the combination of
mostly NHL players and a

handful, of untveraity’.
“players this year,
“But with ~~ younger

’ players - this year, we)
weren’t ay strong'‘mentally '
at the endas we shduld have |
been. But I’m: hopeful the -
experience the amateurs
“gained herd will pay off In’
‘the 1084 Olympics.” “ ao

* Gord Sherveri, an all- -
America at the University.
of North Dakota, plans: to.
stick to his “commitment. to.
play in. the obmnes. next.
year.
“T think” we ‘got, a “good.

race of what it will take ‘to,

‘the ‘Russians, said

Bor aepoer eect
"bride where he broke ‘Bls
node ‘during the - second
: game against. -
Czechoslovakia.” © °°

“An NH’ team could: do

better than we did, if they. .
were, better prepared. But -
"were considered to be doing’

we (the Canadian Olympic
team) will ba together for
six months and with the

 Olympies being a-one-time :
shot, --maybe + we: can
surprise the: lank the

way thé Americans did in’.
198 ws |. ae

haven't”

Tey have =

:“T'ye sben that In certain
: periods before."

‘can

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“gunned,” but they" haven't:
‘Tun: : ;

“Wer rea “free-skating
_feam that: works ‘very well .
together,” said. Edmotiton : '
‘opach: Glen - Sather:
knew our team: was-a little’:
quicker... :, and-we didn’t.

back off, that was the key. *

“We're: very’ “team *
oriented, We've haver ‘had a’
‘setious verbal. argument in

‘tte dressing room or a fight
among ‘our players on- the
ice during practicea:"

- “We've been Playing this.
way for nearly three and a
half montha now,” added
"goaltender Andy Moog, who
worked every Oiler playoff
fame this spring... “Our
forwards have been coming
back and working together,
that's been he e thing. We've

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“been playing an culstanding &

** defensive games and that’
Why’ ‘we're domifiating.”

The Ollers offensive style, |

* hitch mony observers sald
- would prevent them " from.
“advancing ‘téo far in the
piavotte, +hasn' hurt the
‘has’
“high: .
pawered -offerice with solid
“defence while using? their’
Speed and firepower to their *-

‘Edmonion * a

-eambired ‘their

advantage. They've . also

béen- able to bear down ‘

under pressure in:-eructal

situations, Buch as in | Ramey!

three. |
“Inthe crucial games like
that, we get. both’ excited |
and. confident," said .
_ defenceman Kevin . Lowe
" who contributed two assists .
fn Tuesday's win, “And we
get very confident when we
get a lead, It's no surprise -

that we've been: on

T's just a litde surprisitig —
Zs way. we' ve been, doing =

t. ”

That way” hes been with -
_averpowering ‘apeed ‘and
quickness at both ends of .
the rink.

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