» Creat goaltending often Penney, who blicked ail decision,
leads to shocking upsets but one in a 3-1 Canadien. Montreal

a Stanley Cup play. Just
M New York Islanders
and Boston Bruins, both
ofwhom have fallen
victim to hot netminders
in, their Natlonal: Hockey
vere playoffs. -

The “elanders fired 45

“it at’ Rangers Glen.

Hanlon and he stopped all

of.them jin.a 3-0 Ranger

triumph’ Thursday ‘night

that evened their best-of:

five divisional’ ‘semifinal
at one game each.

Meanwhile, Boston
managed 27 shots on
rookie | alle. _ Steve
Be

: Glen Hanton

. shoving |
within one
victory of a stunning
upset of the Bruins. —
Elsewhere in hest-of-

five series, Quebec
Nordiques, Edmonton
Oilers, Washington

Capitals and Calgary
Flames all grabbed. 2-0
leads, while. Minnésota

and Detroit copied ‘the —

Rangers by tying their
respective series 1-1.

Quebec — dropped
Buffalo 6-2, Edmonton
edged Winnipeg 54 in
overtime, Washington
beat Philadelphia 6-2,
Calgary defeated
Vancouver 4-2, Minnesota

beat Chicago“ 6-6, and:

Detroit took St, Louis 5-3.,,
STOP POWER PLAYS’

Hanlon picked ‘up -his-.
firat Stanley Cup victory
after ‘seven defeats and
the. Rangers ., thwarted.
‘nine’. Istanders ’ ‘power:
plays. It was the first
home loss in 10 games for
the Istanders. -

Reijo Ruotsalainen and-
* Peter. Sundstrom © -
conriec on = power
’ playa, |. while -. Mark
-Pavelich also scored for
the ‘Rangers,

“It’s not unusual to-run
into a hot goaltender ‘in ©
the playoffs and that’s:
‘part of what hap
us tonight,” said Telander

‘Attlinger nails semi-final

DULUTH, MINN, (CP)
— Peter Attinger became

the first skip to nail down.

a semifinal berth at the
men’s world curling
championships Thursday
night with one draw to go,

then took'a verbal swipe’

at North American
sweepers, -
Topping © the

preliminary standings at
the Air Canada Silver
Broom is nothing new to
Attinger. He did it both in
1974 and. 1979 — both
times In Bern — but failed
fo get on to the
championship podium.
He set the stage for yet
another first-place finish

|th‘a come-around draw
in* thé ‘10th that saddled
Arherican Bruce Roberts
wit! his third loss, 6-5,
and bumped his round-
robin record to 7-1:

The Swiss skip said
‘eaflier in the day he
- wasn't: concerned about

the corn brooms being
uséd'by the Americans in
the’10-team tournament.
Several teams lave
degried their use because
of the. quality of the
broaoms® that leave the

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Jabbar ‘s

When ~ = Wilt
Chtamberlain’s
magaificent 14year
National Basketball

Association career ended
in (1973, ‘he had scored
31,419 points — a record
many. thought would
never be surpassed
However, like many
supposedly untouchable
_ Standards before and
since, ..Chamberlain’s
record is history because
of. the brilliance,
consistency and stamina

of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. .

And while he might nat
be able to do all the things

he could five or 10 years |

. ago, Abdul-Jabbar might
put the record he now
owns out of sight, at least
for the time helng, if he
continues to'‘play the way

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a

sheets littered with chafe
and straw.
Thursday night

Attinger matched straws
-with the Americans and
won.

“A couple of years ago, ..

all... No American
teams. used corn
brooms,” Attinger said.
“Now they are just too
lazy to use them again.

“There are advantages
to having straw on the ice,
but ‘there's much -more
work. If the advantage is

for you, then it’s worth -

having to work."
AUSTRIA WINLESS -

Following Switzerland
were Sweden, 6-2, with a
group of four at 4-3,-
including = Canada,
Norway, the United
States” and West
Germany. Scotland was -4-

4, Italy 2-4, Denmark 1-7
and Austria, 0-8.

In other eighth-round
action, Sweden’s Per
Lindeman went an extra
end to post a 5-4 win over
Mike Riley of Canada,
Keith Wendorf of West
Germany topped Eigil
Ramstjell of Norway 8-3,
Mike .Hay of Scotland

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Abdul-Jabbar, who
turns 37 on April 16,
signed = a two-year
contract with Los Angeles
Lakers before the current
season. He said at the
time, and has repeated
since, that he would retire
when: the | contract
expires.

That would mean he
will have played 16 years
in the NBA and logged
more than .1,200 games.

If he changes his mind,
plays a 17th season and
‘stays healthy, “he will
become the all-time NBA
leader in total games
played.

How well has the seven-
foot-two .centre played
lately? He was named the

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Earlier in the day,

Canada edged Norway 6-

5, West Germany beat

Italy 61, Sweden beat.

Denmark 7-4, the U.S.

romped 11-5 over Austria .
and, Switzerland took

Scotland. 5-3,

Hummell was recruited
when Jead.Ernst Egger
fell and pulled muscles in
his chest. He was moved
to skip after
Marker. was admitted to
hospital with a nervous
disorder that tournament
officials said Was
aggravated by tensions
on by the
competition.

FAMILY TEAM .

Attinger; who directs a
team made up of his three
brothers, won’t get much
support ‘for his theory
from most of the teams,
which have switched to
using push brushes. ’

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NBA's player of the
month for March, a
month in. which he

averaged 26.2 points and °
7.3 rebounds in his team’s
15 games.

In each, of those 15
games, he scored. a
minimum of 20° points,
increasing his streak of
scoring in double figares
to 530 straight games.

in New York City as Lew
‘Alcindor and had = an
extraordinary high school]
career at Power
Memorial where “his
teams went 95-6 over four
years, including a 71-
game winning streak.
ALWAYS A WINNER —

’ In college, he led UCLA
to. three consecutive

‘NCAA titles (1967-69) and.

was the tournament’s
most valuable player all

. three years. The Bruins -

were 88-2. during his
) varsity career and he was
}y three-time unanimous
All-American. .

It hag been more of the
same since he began his
NBA career in the fall of
1969. .with Milwaukee

Bucks and was named the
league’s rookie of the

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Gunter.

Aitinger had the straws
working in his favor
Thursday night with -
several of his stones
making quick turns at the
end to hide behind: rocks

guarding the front: rings. :.

straight wins, lost their
next two matches to rinks
Sweden and Norway —
using customized brushes
‘made available by former :
world champion _ Al-
Hackner of Thunder Bay,
Ont.

With a semifinal berth, |
‘the Swiss can relax today |.
against." a’. Norwegian
team fighting to survive -
through to the playoffs in

their ninth-round
matchup.
Wendorf, meanwhile,

says he won't use the
unique brushes, designed ©
by Hackner and that have
proved successful to date
in negating dirt on the ice,
against the Americans
today.

The

- loser will

- assists,

pened to...”

5

‘ sharpsnooter Mike Bossy,
Who missed on seven
‘shots. “Hanlon made

"Some great saves."

80 .- did Penney,
especially in the third
period as Boston pressed
for. a tying goal. But the
rookie, ‘who was (4 ina
idte-season stint -with the
Canadiens, held firm..

7 “Twenty-eight
ago, we were in terrible

" shape,” said Montreal’s

Bob Gainey, who had two
“Now we're in
good shape. You figure it.
olit. "

Marlo Tremblay scored

: ‘only 16 seconds into the
Mais Naslund:

game, ©
poked In. a rebound
- allowed by goalie Pete
Peeters, and
Canadiens

who

suffered through one of |

the worst seasons of their
storied existence — held.
on.

Nordiques 6 Sabres 2

* Quebec, which was 6-1-1
‘v8. Buffalo in the regular
Beason,

on the road. Dale ‘Hunter
had two goals and the
Nordiques built a 4-0 edge
they easily protected.
“They've jumped on
‘every error we've made,”
said Buffalo's Lindy Ruff.
“They had two chances in
the first period and they

_ Scored on both. You can’t

give a team like thal a
lead.” Michel ‘Goulet,
Andre ‘Savard, Anton
Stastny and: Wild
‘Paiement also. scored for
Quebec,

North Stars 6 Black
Hawks 5. ,

A ' 40-minute brawl
following the second
period got Minnesota's
Willi Plett in the right
mood. “‘When I get ticked
off I usually play better,”
said: Plett, after scoring
. one of three third-period
‘| goals for ‘the Stars.

eliminated from further. “When (Hawks goalie

play.

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Cr amber lain”

year.

After playing six.
‘seasons with the Bucks,
he ..was. ‘traded - to the
Lakers before the, 1975-76
campaign’and is about to
lead them. in scoring for
the “ninth straight: year.

By then, he was known
as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar,
having changed his name

1. in 1971.
. Abdul-Jabbar grew up -

He has won six league
MVP awards .and: been
selected to play in the all-
Star game 14 times. He is
one of 12 players in league
history to have won a
championship with two
different teams — the
Bucks won it‘in 1970-71

‘and the Lakers won it in

1979-80 and 1981-32.
-In- addition, Abdul-
Jabbar ranks first in

“league history in blocked

shots and field goals
made; fourth in games
played, field goals
attempted, rebounds and
Scoring average; among

‘the top five in field goal.

percentage; eighth in free '
throws attempted, and
seventh in free throws
made.

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and it’s not over.

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Jeff Larmer, Steve
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Hawks, - -

Red Wings 5 Blues 2
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backhander, then Danny

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into an empty net. Randy
Ladouceur and Greg

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Capitals 6 Flyers 2

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Flames 4 Canucks 2

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around. Jim Peplinski
and Mike Eaves scored
1:03 apart in the second
period. The Canucks lost
even though goalie
Richard Brodeur made 42
saves, Allan MacInnis

and Doug Risebrough
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Oilers 5 Jets 4
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Winnipeg.. goaltender
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into overtime. Winnipeg
led for most of the game
until Glenn Anderson and
Finnish rookie Raimo

‘Summanen scored 1:46

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