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‘Winners of the A event’ in ithe Delver rink from Prince Rupert,
recent ladles Valentine bonsplel which also Included V. Haupton,
Any ‘Terrace were the *Sharon C. Scott and L. Drummond.

had J. Austin, D. Malden and J.
Lindsay on the front end.

B event winners were the Terrace
_ tink of Judy Degerness, which

Gardner, G. AicColl and 5. Parr
throwing rocks In front of her. |

In; Cc event $. Barry of Terrace
came: out" ‘on, fop. She had A.

' Ferguson, S. Hidber and L. Davis,
the latter two of Terrace.

:D event honors were teken by §-
ommandina of Prince Rupert.
ang: her tink also included D-.

-much work,"

- VANCOUVER (CP)

_ — ts not the quantity a.

shots. thal ‘counts “for

Calgary, but the quality
which pays: dividends 4

for the F lames.

Calgary ‘hait just 15° -
_ Shols on goal Sunday
_ hight . against. Van-."

couver and scored on
one-third of ‘them in’
defeating the slumping’
Canucks’ 5-3 in a
penaltyfilled -

at thnes,”” aafd. Calgary —

“epach Al MacNeil. “We

really don’t care about
the number of shots with
the style of hockey -
we're playing.

“The power play was
working tonight and we
had some.quality shots
that counted. We took
advantage of 4 club

(Vancouver) that's in acl

slump. ” a

The Canucks fired 37
shots at Calgary net-
minder Pat Riggin and
came away frustrated
once again in losing
their fourth straight and
stretching their winless .
streak to nine games;

“That was the
ultimate in frustration
for us,” said Canucks —
coach Harry Neale.
“We must have had at
least 15 good scoring
chances., -.. . :

“Bither our shots hit:
Riggin, went wide or hit”
the post. It’s a much.
tougher pill to swallow .
when you play your best
game in three weeks
and still lose.” :

Calgary scored on
half of its six power-play
attempts as Kent —
Nilsson, who also had ..
three ‘assists, Guy -
Chouinard and Eric Vail”
scored against .Van- -
couver netminder. Glen
Hanlon, Jamie Hislop
and Willi Plett added_
the-othergj! with Plett’siou
aiih ebaP et HE RI
going into an empty ne!
with 19 seconds left in
thegame.

Riggin, 21, started his
seventh straight game
and was brilliant,
especially in the the
opening period when the
Canucks applied. early:
pressure, Vancouver
defenceman Mario
Marois hit the post twice

and Jerry Butler once:

“I'm starting to feel —
comfortable with so
‘said
Riggin. “A goaltender
needs the work to stay
sharp.

“It’s a big win for us
because they beat us.
pretty good (6-2) the last
time in here. 1 stood up
better tonight, although
1 got’ caught crawling
dround a couple of
times. 1 like 30 to 40°

shots a game because it
keeps you | .con-
centrating.,”. © >

Plett said the Flames |

played with confidenee «|

Canucks because-- “you
feel like pushing ateam
that’s down even a little
further down."

Calgary’ pow-has a.
record of 29-21-12 and -
holds down eighth place |
in the overall standings.’ .

‘The Canucks, whose
last win was at home
Feb. 1 against Calgary,
gol goals from Ivan
Boldirev, Darcy Rota
and rookie’ Rick Lanz,
but capitalized on just
two of nine manpower
advantages.

Vancouver has won
only once in lts last 15
games and has-fallen to
12th in the overall
slandings after earlier
in the year rising as ~
high as fifth. :

“We're running into
either hot ‘goaltebding
or hot lines lately,” said
Rola. “But if.we con
tinue working like we
did tonight, we'll start
winning soon.

“This isa Hig week for
us, with games agaliat
the .Flyers, Kings,
Ialioders and Whalers.
We have to keep
working like this to get
gut of this stump.”

“¢ Buttala :

a

ve The Werabkd, Monday, February 22, 1981, Pom,

RT Secgenat oe gto

National. oe
Rorkey League: game,”
> “It was pond hockey”.

The acquisition of
_ goaltender Dan Bouchard
and the scoring feats of
Peter -and Anton Stastny

have made February, 1961; .
‘the greatest month in the’
history of Quebec Nordiques
of the National Hockey’.

League. a

Bouchard has. been 4
standout. since” being ob-
‘tained “recenfly in a trade
. with Calgary F lames. He has
wou 10 of the 11 games he’s .

started for the Nordiques, ©

the latest an 11-7 victory over
Washington. Capitals on
_ Sunday night. ~

The. Stastny brothers, a

“pair of Czechoslovakian
defectors in their first NHL
season, capped a 13-goal

weekend by’ filling _ thes |

‘Washington net with seven
goals -~ ~~ Peter had four.and
Anton . three.

They each had three goals
Friday night in Quebec's’ $3
trouncing of Vancouver Cr
pucks.

‘Jacques Richard also

scored three goals Sunday -

" and Andre Lacroix added the’
. Nordiques! .. other

and Bengt Gustafsson cach
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scored two goals and Dennis
Maruk, Ryan - Walter and
Jean Pronovost ‘had one
each,

Elsewhere Sunday, the
scores were: Pittsburgh 9
Colorado. 4,. ‘Montreal 4

Buffalo 2, Nartford &.New °
York Rangers. 5, Toronto a
Chicago 4, and Calgary, 5 5°

Vancouver .. 3.

‘Saturday results:. ‘Mom
treal 4Detroit 1, Toronto 5:
Minnesota 3, Philadelphia 3.

Los Angeles 1, New York

Islanders.6 Chicago 3, Ed-
-meonton- 5 Winnipeg ‘1, °Cal-
gary 7 Boston .2;: (New “York
Rangers .6° ‘Washington 4,

Buffalo 6 Pittsburgh 1, and

St. “Louis. 4 Colorado 1.
* Penguins. Rockies 4
Rick Kehoe, witb his 42nd
_and 43rd ‘goals of the season,
Paul Gardner and Peter Lee
each scored two goals to lead
the. Penguins to victory in
_ Pittsburgh. Randy Carlyle,

George Ferguson and Rod~
‘ Schutt also. scored. Joel -

Quenneville, Yyen Vautour,
Merlin Malinowski and Jack
Valiquette scored for Colo-
rado, winner of only one
‘game in the. Yast 16. -
Canadiens: 4 abres z
. ‘Mark:Napier,, with two
“goals, Bob Gainey-and Guy
Lafleur scored for Montreal
as the Canadiens extended

their unbeaten streak tp nine

” games. Tony MeKegney atid

"Whalers e ‘Rangers $s"

Poor
wt

mars) fr-
scored two goals ond!Mark
Howe, Pat Bqutatte”. _and
Dave Keon, who logged*his
1,500th game, also ‘scored.

* Don Maloney, Cam Coanor,

‘Ron Diguay, Eddie Johstone

and Nick Fotiu scored for the

Leafs. i Hawks ‘
“Fon Sedlbaver, traded by
Chicago to Toronto bast

’

Vancouver Canucks

than report to the Nafjonal
Hockey resent team* sfarm .
club. :

The 10-year ‘vetersin ‘had:
been assigned: to Dallas ‘of ’
the Central Hockey ‘League
earlier in the day. .

_. Kearns, 35, “ined the Ca-
mucks in 1971 ina draft from

“Chicago Black Hawks and -

four seasons. ago: sel. the .
Vahicouyer club récord for
most assists (55) and. points -
.(60) in one season by. a

: defenceman.

He played i in 46 games this
season with . the. Canucks,
scoring one. goal. and

jassisling on 14 others: *

a ‘@show

Wednesday, » “burned ; i
sfotmer teammates” with two.
“goals. as the Leafs ‘stormed
back. from: a. 30 deficit,
Centre Bill Derlago also had
two, while Pat. Hickey,

Dallas

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