; | MONTREA:
Mario Tremblay scored
two goals and Richard
Sevigny recorded his first
career shutout as Montreal
Canadiens stretched their
unbeaten. streak ‘to 10
games by defeeating
Edmonton Oilers 5-0 in a
National Howkey League
game Monday night.

The Canadiens, who have
eight victories in their
current streak since losing
to Edmonton on Dec. 2,

got first period scores from

Tremblay, Steve Shutt and
Rejean Houle before Pierre
- Mondou scored the lne
goal in the second period.
Trembaly collected his
18th of the season in the
final 20 minutes.
Sevigny, who iost a
shutout bid against the

Nordiques. Sunday bight
ani came into the Forum
with four victories and a tie
in their last five starts.

Oiters goaltender Ed Mio
left the game at 7:48 of the
third period after being
struck on the face mask by
a rising slap shot from
Shutt. He leit the ice under
his own power and was sent
to hospital for x-rays.

It was the third time this
year that Mio has been
struck on the face mask by
a shot,

Andy Moog, ‘completed
the game in the Edmonton
goal and the two goalies
faced a combined total of 35
shots, .

The Canadiens played
without Guy Lafleur, who
was injured in a game with
Quebec Saturday night

Oilers late in a game on
Dec. 13, was tested only 20
times as ‘the Canadiens
tight checking slowed the

after blocking a shot wilh
his right ankle.

Mio faced the first of 13
shots unleashed by Mon-

fastskating Oilers. trea} in the opening period

Edmonton hadsnappeda before the game was 10
nine-game losing streak on seconds old as Pierre
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faceoff and broke down the

right side, forcing the -

Oilers’ gealtender te be

alert on his 30-foot drive...

The Oilers, although held

to only four shots in. the -

first period, put Sevigny.te
a severe test moments
later after Montreal
defenceman Serge Savard
struck the back of. his own
net altempting to clear the
puck. The puck wound up
on Brett Callighen’s stick
directly in front of Sevigny,
who stuck out a gloved
right hand to block the
shat. ,

‘Larouche ‘helped set ‘up
the Canadiens’ first goal, at
5:17, when he knocked

. down the puck in the Ed-

monton zone and fed it to
Yvon Lambert, who in turn
left’ a drop pass for

‘Tremblay. The goal was

the 17th of the season for

Tremblay, surpassing the-

-16 he scored during the
1979-80 campaign.
The Canadiens,

frustrated at times by their ©

inability to complete
scoring opportunities,
madeit?-0 at 17:25 a3 Shutt
blasted a 35-footer that Mio

caught but failed to retain.

Tt was Shutt’s 22nd goal
of ihe year and. first: in
seven games, a stretch that

saw him collect caly one
- assist,

Rookie
Wickenheiser had Mio
beaten less: than. two
minutes later but-his shot
appeared to catch the in-
side of the goalpost. Houle
took much of the sting out
of the near miss by
breaking in alone on a nap-
ping Edmonton defence
and slipping the puck

DENNIS HELPS RYAN’S FANCY

DENVER (AP) — Ryan .

Walter and Dennis Maruk
scored as "Washington
Capitals broke a five-game
losing streak Monday
night, beating Colorado
Rockies 2-1 in a listless
National Hockey League

game.
Walter staked
Washington to a 1-0 lead at

6:31 of the Eirst period when
he poked the puck past
Colorado goaltender Hardy
Astrom for his 13th goal of
the season.

Joel Quenneville an-
swered for Colorado at the
18:43 mark, blasting a 40-
foot slapshot , while the
Rockies enjoyed the man
advantage. But
Washington got the winner

just 21 seconds later when “

Maruk picked up a rebound
from a Rick Smith shot and
lifted the puck over As-
trom.

Buth teams had
numerous scoring op-
portunities in the second
and third periods, but

failed to connect.

The best scoring chances
came when Washington's
Mie Gartner hit the goal
post with a slapshot early
in the third period. With
about five minutes to play,
Colorado's Lanny MacDo-
nald fired a point-blank
shot at Dave Parro, and
also hit the post.

Colorado oulshot the.

Capitals 27-21 as the - kicked: out by Mi ‘

Rockies dipped to 15-22-6.

The Capitals improved to”

14-16-11,

Zuke dukes Whalers 5-2

HARTFORD, Conn.
(AP) — Mike Zuke's
power-play goal mid-
way through the second
period proved ta be the
game-winner as St.
Louis Blues defeated
Hartford Whalers 52
Monday night in the
National Hockey
League. :

Zuke’s goal, a 12-

footer, bounced off
Hartford goaltender
John Garrett. :

Larry Patey, Brian
sutter, Blair Chapman
and Bernie Federko also
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The Blues, who never
trailed in the game,
jumped to2-0 firstperiod
lead on goals by Patey
and Sutter.

Zuke's goal was

sandwiched between the

two Hartford scores.
Rogers’s goal made

him the all-time leading |

scorer for the Hartford
franchise with' 173 goals

and 255 assists. That ©

record: includes goals

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Chapman and Fer- -
derko’s short-handed
goal closed out St. Louis
scoring in the third pe
riod.

The Whalers had only”
2 shols on St. Louis.
goalie Ed Staniowski
and did not get their
first shot until 13:55 into
the first period. The
were. credited with 31 —
shots in the game.

The Blues’ | 27-9-7
record in the NHL is
‘second only to that of
New York Islanders.

- ‘The Whalers’ record fell _

on approved credit.

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19:06.

While the second period
produced only one goal —.

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> was marked by a. battle

between Tremblay and the

Gilers’ Curt Brackenbury

that saw a dozen punches
exchanged.

vanadiens stretch win streak to 10 games =

Brackenbury was in the

penalty box again at 12:09 °°.

and looked on as Mondou"
collected’ a power-play

goal.

Late Boston goal ne

big bearing on result |

BOSTON (AP) — Defen-
ceman Ray Bourque
scored on a backhand with
two minutes remaining in
the National Hockey
League game to give
Boston Bruins a 4-3 victory
over Minnesota 4-3 Monday
night, extending their
home unbeaten string over
the North Stars to 2
games.

Bourque, the NHL's
rookie of the year last
season, set up the tie.
breaking ‘goal himself by

-Tushing down the left side
“and dropping a pass just

over the blue line to Wayne
Cashman.
Cashman’s long shot was. -

goaltender Gilles Meloche, |
but Bourque, cutting

Foster and Rick Middleton

scored the other Boston

goals. Steve. Payne and
Tom McCarthy gave Min-
nesota a 2.0 lead in the first
period and Ron Friest,
Playing his first NHL
game, made it 3-2 for the
North Stars in the third pe-
riod,

The Bruins extended.
longest winning .
“streak of the season to four

their

games while outshooting
Minnesota 24-1) and
coming from behind twice.

After a scoreless - first
‘period, Minnesota moved
in front as Payne stored oa

the power play at 2:13 of ©

the second period, his 17th
of the year, and McCarthy,
also with his 17th, about a

the campaign “while |

Minnesota skated a man:
. short near. the . midway -
mark of the period on a

pass from Brad Park."

Foster tied the score ess |
than two minutes later,
rifling a shot past Meloche ....
from deep in the right face-.

off circle. Friest gave
Minnesota the lead again
on a 20-foot screen shotat  .
11:02 of the third period. .
But Middleton got the °-
., Boston equalizer with his
Vith goal off. the ‘ensuing ~

. face off just i 1 secant .

later.” oe

Boston - - goalie “Rogie
Vachon preserved | ‘the.
victory: with a ‘spectacular ;
save on Mike Eaves from”
just outside the crease in ,

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