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NEW YORK (CP) — There
is no “2” in Bryan Trottier's
‘vocabulary. New York
Islanders’ best forechecking

and scoring centre would

rather talk about the per-

formances of other National
Hockey League players.

Walt Tkaczuk, a1, rates
among the best as a
defensive forward after 11
seasons with New York

BOSTON ( cr - While
-most observers figured on
a Stanley Cup final series
‘between, Montreal ‘and
New York. Islanders,

- winger Rejean Houle of
the Canadiens “says
Boston Bruins look like &

. respects...
“The Islanders play

. Tore offensively; which
gives. us‘more chances

a: groin. injury and has
been -a spectator for
Montreal's. home-ice
victories in the first two
games of their best-of-
seven National Hockey

' League semifinal against
the Bruins

The third game will be
played tonight at Boston
Garden.

“We're a team of

skaters," said Houle.

“The more openings
there are in front of us,
the better we skate. When
a team doesn’t show any
openings, !t slows us up.
That's what the Bruins
are doing.”

The Canadiens won the
first game last Thursday
night 4-2 alter trailing 2-1

: tougher opponent in some .

too," said Houle, whe has ©

HO ULE SAYS BRUINS
TOUGHER

after two periods. They
took the second Saturday
night 5-2 after falling be-
hind 2-0 midway: through
-the second period

“We've gat to stop
doing so much work in the
‘neutral zone,’’ said Houle.
“The Bruins are so
disciplined and so patiént
that they break up, cur
attempts to bring the
puck out ‘through the |

middle.”

‘The ice surface at the.
Garden is small — 19t
‘feet by 83 instead of the
standard dimensions of
200 by 85 at the Montreal
Forum — but Houle sug-
gested that might work to
the Canadiens’ benefit.

“We have to move the

puck back and forth
Between the defencemen,
bring it to the centre line
and dump it into their
end,” ihe said, "It’s
possible that the small {ce
surface will give us an
advantage. That way,
we'll get tothe puck at the
same time as the
Bruins,”

While Houle won't play
tonight, forwards Steve
Shutt and Mark ‘Napier

‘ Cheevers arest and start ”

Bruins plieked up both
-final

may see their first action
of the series, Shutt has a
charley horse and Napier
a bruised knee.

Bruins captain Wayne
Cashman sat out the
game Saturday to rest
ribs he injured several
weeks ago and likely will
be back in uniform
tonight. .

It was also expected -
that Boston coach Don
Cherry might give
goaltender Gerry

Gilles Gilbert in the third
game here, where the

their victories in a 42
series loss to
Montreal last year.

Cherry said the first..
two games demonstrated .
one thing to him and his‘. |
club:
we let them off the hook.
But they can be beaten.”

The fourth game is
scheduled Thursday
night, with a fifth, if
necessary, in Montreal
Saturday night. -

The game tonight will -
be seen on the full ¢
television networ
atarting at 7:30 pert
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Pneitier, 22, and Tkaczuk
are the centres whe uaually
face each other in the playoff
battle between the Islanders
and the Rangers,

The New York teams move
to Madison Square Garden
tonight for the third game of
-their bestof-seven semi:
final. They split the first two
games at the Nassau
Coliseum In Uniondale, N.Y,

“We're thankful the. Lord
was on our side,"’ Trottier
said after the Islanders
defeated the Rangers 4-3 on
Denis Potvin's overtime goal
that tied the series Saturday,

The Rangers’ checking
line of Tkaczuk, left winger
Steve Vickers and right

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winger Anders Hedberg
slowed Trottler and his
linemates, Mike Bossy and
Clark Gillies, despite their
impressive scoring record.

Trotter, © ‘who Ted NHL
scoring in 1976-79 with 134
points, says hia line ls going
to have lo change its style a
bit to cope with the fierce

‘Rangers’ checkers.

“We'll have to surprise
‘em,’ says Trottier. ‘We
know that we'll be playing
against Tkaczuk most of the
series, especially in the
Garden.

“There are ways to adjust
to keep him away more or
less. But he is a smart
hockey player. He's going to
make some Pereintiet

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when J] make adjvatments,
Bossy and Gillles are
scoreless in the sérlea,
Trottler's only goai was on
the power play last Thursday
night when the Rangers won
the opener 4-1.
Tkaczuk scored in the
losing effort against the
Islanders on Saturday. Over-
all, he has four goals and six
assists for 10 0 points in nine
playoff ga
The islanders haven't
looked good against the
Rangers except in the third
period and in overtime
during Saturday’s game.
Trottier says taking the
Momentum away from such
a good-skating team as the
Rangers is a slow Proceos.

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