What a difference a weekend makes. conte enple Leafs, miredina ve-gamne loting streak, fired Joe Crozier on Friday and hired Mike Nykoluk on Saturday to check the floundering Natkoal Hockey League franchise, “I want these guys to realize hockey a fin game,” sald Nykoluk, a former assistant coach with Philadelphia Flyers and New York Rangers after his team = tied Philadelphia 44 Saturday and beat the Rangers 5-3 Sunday. “I want to get the spirit back into them." He managed to do that well enough to tum the Leafs around:— for two games, at least. “‘We played well tonight, the guys knew where they were going,” said Nykoluk after Terry Martin scared two goals and goaltender Jiri Crha stopped 39 shots at Madison Square Garden. “Pm just thankful for Jiri. He was the difference,” The Leafs beat the Rangers by scoring three times in the third period, just as they'd done with the Flyers the night before. Crha frustrated New York with some terrific saves, Only Ed Johnstone, with two goals and an assist, ancl Walt Tkaczuk, who had a goa] and two ; Leats change colors for Nykoluk ‘vanes acne ‘dally herald - a SPORTS Elsewhere Sunday the scores were: New York Islanders 4, Philadelphia 2; Chicago Black Hawks 2, Calgary Flames.1; Los Angeles Kings 4, Buffalo Sabres 4; Edmonton Cilers _€, Quebec Nordiques 8. Fhe other Saturday scores were; Quebec 5, Montreal Canadiens 5; Hartford Whalers 5, Winnipeg 3; Boston Bruins 3, Islanders 2; Detroit Red Wings 4, Calgary 1; Min- nesota North Stars 3, Washington Capitals 2; Chicago 5, Piltsburgh Penguins 3: and Los Angeles 6, SL. Louis Blues 8 At Madison Square Garden, Johnstone’s second goal was a fluke which gave the Rangers a +2 lead at 15:09 of the second period. He collected his 100th NHL point by setting up Tkaczuk’s goal. Alter Darry! Situler tied il 33 at 1:35 of the finaly period with Toronto holding a five-on-three skating advantage, the Leafs got back their luck. Martin shot from the left wing and when Rangera defenceman Dave Naloney tried to swat it out of the air, he directed it past goalie Wayne Thomas, who was moving in the opposite direction. | Former Ranger Pat Hickey scored an in- surance goal 19 seconds later, blasting a 20-foot slapshot past Thomas at 10:46. The Leafs, who were con- cerned about their play following an &2 blowout at the bands of Winnipeg Jets on Wednesday, were jubilant in the dressing room. Toronto captain Sittler. “These two games have made a world of dif- ference.” “Thisis the kind of game we've needed," said | Islanders 4 Flyers 2 Philadelphia coach Pat haere he's “not ready things up,” but he's probably ready. to at least give some thought to juggling his lineup after the - loss to the [slanders coupled with. the te in . Foronto. The Flyers, who were Jeading the NHL's over-all stamlings a few weeks ago, haveslipped to fourth place behind the Islanders, St. Louis and Loa Angeles. Bryan Trottier and Mike Bossy had goals two minutes apartin the second period to give New York the lead. Bob Nystrom and Butch Goring completed the Islanders scores. Tim Kerr and Bobby Clarke re- plied for Philadefphie. Black Hawks 2 Flames 1 _ Denis Savard's 15th goal of the season in the second period provided Chicago's winning margin. Tom Lysiak tallied in the first period. Both Chicago goais were power-play scores. ‘Eric Vail got one goal back for Calgary in the second period. Kings 4 Sabres 4 Buffalo blanketed the 7 highscoring line of Marcel Dionne, Charlie Simmer and Dave Taylor. But the Sabres weren't able to “contain all the Kings. Simmer was the only member of the Kings’ * famed Crown Royal line ta” score on Buffalo goaltender Bob Sauve, his 42nd of the season. Jim Fox scored two goals, including the me that salvaged the tie. 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