VANCOUVER (CP) —
Vancouver Canucks’
assistant coach Arnie
Brown was involved in a
brief incident Tuesday with
referee Denis Morel after
Canucks defeated - Detroit
Red wings 3-2 in National
Hockey League play.

As Morel walked to the
dressing room, Brown
shouted at Morel about his
handling of the game. Morel
‘did not reply.

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Morel said later he heard
someone shout at him, but
continued to the dressing
room. He said no one at-
tempted to touch him during
the incident.

Earlier reports said Morel
was pushed in the incident,
both Morel and Brown
deny this. Brown said today
he shouted at Morel because
he was unhappy with some
of Morel’s decisions.

“He (Morel) pretty near
stole the game from us,”
said Canucks’ general
manager Jack Milford after
the game.

Milford said Canucks’
were particularly upset by a
third period penalty called
against Harold Snepsts of
Vancouver for slashing and
J.P. Leblanc of Detroit for

roughing.

‘have defenceman Tom

Late goal p

By DENNIS PASSA

TORONTO (CP) — Defen-
ceman Jan Turnbull scored
the winning goal on a power
play with five minutes left in
the game and defenceman
Borje Salming assisted on
three goals while Toronto

da manpower advantage
as the Maple Leafs beat
Colorado Rockies 5-4
Wednesday night in a
National Hockey League
ganie,

Turnbull's goal came six
seconds after Colorado's
Barry Beck was handed a
minor penalty for holding.

The Leafs entered the
third period leading 3-2 but
Wilf Paiement tied the score
at the 45-second mark.
Lanny McDonald put the
Leafs ahead at 6:56 onl As

ur
tie the game for the Rockies
just over a minute later.

Jack Valiquette, Dave
Williams and Inge Ham-
marstrom scored the other
Toronto goals and Paul
Gardner scored a pair of
goals for Colorado in the

‘second period

Manpower advantage 7
uts Leafs over Rockies

It was the first NHL win
for new Toronto coach
Roger Neilson, who had led
the Leafs toa loss and a tie
in their first two games,

The loss, before 16,485
spectators, left new

Aolorade coach Pat Kelly
still with his first NHI.
victory. Kelly, former coach
of Birmingham. Bulls of the
World Hockey Association,
had two ties in first two
games.

Canadiens break tie to win

LANDOVER, Md. (AP) —
Rejean Houle scored at
16:42 of the final period
Wednesday night to break a
3-3 tie and Montreal
Canadiens went on to score
a 5-3 victory over Wash-
i sin a National
game

It was the Canadiens 19th
consecutive victory over the
Capitals since their in-
ception.

Bob Gainey added a final
goal for the Canadiens into

an open net at 19:45 after the

Capitals had pulled goalie
Gary Smith In an attempt to
gain a tie.

' Montreal, 4-0 for the
season, took a 3-2 first-
period lead on goals by Doug
Risebrough and Houle in the
final two minutes. Bob
Sirois scored the oniy sec-
ond period goal, pulling the
Capitals inte a 3-3 tie.

Washington, now 1-2, led
twice in first 10 minutes
of the game. Dave Forbes
gave Washington a 1-0 lead,
Guy Lapointe tied it for

Montreal, and Tom Rewe
put the Capitals ahead at the
10-minute mark.

Washington goalie Bernie
Wolfe was replaced &
Smith aiter the first period,
and Smith turned aside 20
shots before the deciding
goal by Houle eluded his
stick.

Ken Dryden, who had
recorded six shutouts over
the Capitals in three
previous seasons, was
credited with 25 saves.

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