MONTREAL CP-Although
National Hockey League
players had recorded more
three-goal game this season
compared with 1976-77 at the
pame time-46 to 39 after 514
games-only four players had
been able to register more
than compared with seven
last season.

“Of the 40 players who had
totalled 46 three-goal games
this season only, Gilbert
Perreault of Buffalo
Sabres, Butch Goring of Los
Angeles Kings, Guy Lafleur
of Montreal Canadiana and
Dale McCourt of Detroit
Reis wings had ac-
complished the feat more
than once, figures released
by the league on Monday
showed.

Perreault led the way with
fow while Lafleur, Goring
and MeCourt had two each.

Page 1 fhe Met ant Par atay rate can fyotvts

Only 4 register more than |
this season in NHL goals

The seven players who had
two Lhree-goal games at this
point last seasun were
Claude Larose of St. Louis
Blues, Rene Robert of
Buffalo, Rick MacLesh of
Philadelphia Flyers, Lanny
McDonald «ofMacMMaple
Leafs, Steve Shutt of Mon-
treal and Gregg Sheppard
and Peter McNab of Boston
Bruins,

Of the seven Shutt, Robert.
and Larose had yet to record
a three-goal game this
season. ;

Eight players éligible for
the Calder Trophy is the
league’s top rookie had
contributed to the increase in
three-goal games. Jere Gillis
of Vancouver. Canucks,

Bruce Boudreau of-Toronto, --
Barry Beck af Colorado :

Rookies, Ron Duguay of New
york Rangers, Bob Miller of

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Boston, Dave Taylor of Los
Angeles and Mike Bussy uf
New-York Islanders as well
as McCourt, chad all
registered their first three-
goal games in the HNL.

* Saturday.

‘Only five rookies managed Bryan Trottier of the |

that during the entire 1976: 77
season.

While many of the league’
players continued shooting

or individua) milestones last
week, Montreal stretched

their. record-. undefeated

’ streak to 26 games with three

victories last week. |

previous NHL mark uf 23
with #6-2 (ruimph against St.
Louis on Wednesday and

-posted lopsided victories

over. Washington Capitals,
on Friday and Colorado, on

Islanders ‘continued to lead
the scoring parade with 97
puints on 37 goals and a

. league leading 60,

Lafleur remained second,
eight points behind Trottier
with 99.

Lafleur and Bossy each
had 42 Beals, the best in the
league in that department.

Canadians eclipsed the

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Winterhawks-9, Reds-4
The Winterhawks came

. out skating in the first period

of Tuesday night's playoff
game in Kitimal and jumped
lo any early lead.

Rick Wakita opened for
Kitimat at. 2:46 and about
three minutes later, Trevor
Sandberg slammed one
home,

At 9:56 finally gol on the
scorebuard, when Guy Fark-
vam slipped one in. Terrace

’ got their second of the frame
’ at 15:14. when Art Frenette

pul one in. The first’ period

‘ended in a 2-2 tie. Both
. leams..played well and the
_ hitting was a constant threat.

The second period started

’ with Kitimat seoring at 4:21,
Rick Wakita putting his

second past Red goaltender
Roy Garb. Terrace came
back shortly when Lance

” Legouffe blasted one past
- Winterhawk’s goaltender

Darrell May at the 5:40 mark

skated, out-played, and out-

“hit the Reds. In essence the
. Reds went completely flat.

They didn’t finish their .

They out-°-

checks, they missed them.
They gave passes away, and
even goals.

Blake Walkinshaw, | ;
Winterhawk's number 6. had
an outstanding nigh, — his
first goal’ at 6:45 of the
second period. ~*~ *

Kitimat came back 15
- seconds. when Lee Marleau
put one in.. The score was
then 5-3 in favor in Kitimat.
Three minutes, later Trevor
Sandberg got his first goal of
the night when Terrace
handed the puck to Brad
Owen Who threw a pin-point
pass to Sandberg. Sandberg

picked a corner and that-was -
. a Solo performacne by Dave

all she wrote,
The second period. ended

with Kitimat 6, Terrace-3. -

The third period. was
prelty much the same. The

Winterhawks were all over.

the ice. The Reds, could do

nothing right and everything

hey did was wrong.-
‘played well enough to beat a

of the second frame.’ ~~ -~-midgetteartt,” BUT” Hor the
*? From this point on, it was
~all Kitimat.

Winlerhawks,
-Kitimat*kept on se@ting,
Trevor Sandberg : ‘Bot his
second goal of the evening at
3:48 of the third frame. Two
and a half minutes later,

Kitimat Winterhawke beat the rerace Reds ins Pain, vii iain ‘iesday aight in Kitimat, Foal score was a
‘Winterhawks jumped to
early lead in playo: ffs

Winterhawks, Brad ‘Owen °
slid the puck on the ice into
the Reds net: Both teams

then played * aine minutes of :

a comedy .of> errors’ with
neither team scoring.

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togelher convincingly - at
14:26 on a beautiful passing
combination, Ron Egan {o
Brad Owen to Blake
Walkinshaw and it was in the
nel. Four miniutes jater,
Walkinshaw cloSed’ out* the
Winterhawks scoring on his

_ third Boal of the evening.

The Reds ‘only goal of the
thirdand final framecameon

Wakefield’ at 18:08, © Only

“three Reds players per-
formed with credibility
Tuesday night. Ken
Kushner, who has only had
about a hour and a halftime
this season played well.
Barry Heit hustled all night;
but didnt’ get much help. -
Dave Wakefield also played
well. Guy Farkvam ges
honorable mention least he
hit and checked a few of the
opposition.
Kitimat Winterhawks had
many standouls, Rick
Wakita, Blake. Walkinshaw,
Brad Owen, Ron Egan, Dale
Mason, and the list goes on. :
The whole Winterhawks
team played: well. They
deserved to win. ‘

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