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‘Page A The Herald, Tuesday. January 20. 1981

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Losers the first half of
tne 1989-41 National
Hockey League season, the
Bruins continued their
ciimb towards respect:
ability Monday night by
dominating Bufialo Sabres
on their way to a 31
tmymph.

“We're going in the right
direction ard we've got te
keep working on that,” said
Bruins’ coach Gerry
Cheevers. who has guided
Boston to six wins,‘a tie and

only one loss in the last”

eight games . “Winning
and playing well again
-makes for a happy . eo
vironment.”* .
Veteran Wayne Cashman
led the assault, cracking
Buffalo's. vaunted penalty:
killing unit for two power-

play goals. The Sabres had,

allowed only one power-
play geal in their previous
12 games,

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“Its nice to be at .500, fi-

“nally, but we want to be

much highér than that,”
said Cashman, the Bruins’
captain. "We don't, con-
sider ourselves a. 300

** hockey elub.”’

Rick Middleton, Brad
McCrimmon and Ray
Bourque also scared as the
Brulhs reached the 500
mark — 19-19-8 — for the
first me since the opening
week of the season last
October.

All plays a new role

LOS ANGELES (AP) —
Muhammad Ali talked a
distraught 21-year-old man
from the ninthfloor fire
escape of an office tower
Monday, then drove the
would-be jumper taa police

station in his Rolls-Royce.

The man, whose name
was nol disclosed, climbed
onto the fire escape in
midafternoon and came
Close to jumping several
times .

Elsewhere,
North Stars defeated
Montreal Canadiens and
New York Rangers downed

Calgary Flames ina pair of
$d games. Ve
In Boston, the Bruins

took a 1-0 lead in the first
period as Middleton

reached the 20-goal mark

for thé seventh consecutive
season.

Cashman scored his 16th
and 17th goals saround a
goal by McCrimmon while
Buffalo was short-handed
in the second period.

Bourque,
NHL Hookie of the Year,
scored his 11th goal on an
unassisted rinklength dash,

while Boston was killing a

penalty midway through
the final period.
Jim Craig, former U.S.

Minnesota

last season's | -

Olympic star, had his bid

for his first professional
shutout spoiled by Don
Luce, who scored with two
minutes and 10 seconds
remaining. .
North Stars 6 Canadiens
3 :

A second-period penalty
to Montreal's Steve Shutt
was a decisive factor in

. Minnesota’s home-ice win.

in front of a crowd of 15,425.

The North Stars held a
slim -2-1 lead when Shutt
and KentErik Andersson of
the North Stars exchanged
unpleasantries, Shutt cut
Andersson on the nose with
his stick and was assessed
a five-minute major, while
Andersson was given a two-
minute minor. Tim Young
and Bobby Smith of the
North Stars scored in a 49-
second span as Minnesota's

power-play unit buzzed
Montreal's defensive zone.

Steve Christoff, Steve
Payne, Curt Giles and Mike
Polich, into an empty
Montreal net with 1
seconds left, also scored for
Minnesota, Pierre
Larouche, with two, and
Keith Acton replied for
Montreal.

Rangers 6 Flames 3

“Yeah, it was in-
timidation,”” New York
defenceman Barry Beck
confirmed when asked if
the Rangers had devised
any method of confronting
the Flames. ‘We in-
timidated them to the point
they couldn't get to the

loose pucks before we did. .

“We beat ‘em to the
fucks in the corners. In the
first period, we played the

body on every’ shift Afler.

the first few minutes, they .

didn't go into the corners
ahead of us for the puck.”

With a crowd of 17,435 at
Madison Square Garden
roaring its approval, the
Rangers outshot Calgary

42-11 an
maloney, Ed Hospodar,

Anders Hedberg, Ron

_ Duguay and Ed Johnstone.
Kent Nilsson scored twice
and Pekka Rautakallio
once for the Flames.

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Detroit at Cos Angeles

Caledonia Kermode e Captain Jim Keller received
an all-star trophy during a Tournament in
Kamloops during the weekend. The Kermades
came in third in that tournament. They began
their provincial tour by playing and winning
their game with Collmneetz in Williams Lake
Thursday night 55-47. On Friday at 3:45 p.m.
they were in’ Kamloops beating the Kamloops
"A" team 73-41, At 12:15 p.m. they lost their
game to North Kamloops 64-58. The Kermodes
won their 7:15 p.m. game against Westside
School on Saturday. They will play the Nishga
team in Terrace at 6 p.m. on Wednesday Jan. 21
before going to Prince Rupert for that city’s
basketbatl tournament Friday.

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