COLEMAN
By
Jim
Coleman
PRAGUE
Team
Canada
came
within
lour
seconds
of
withering
Its
hard
won
International
hockey
laurels
on
Sat
urday
night
Fortunately
at
1950
of
the
final
period
Serge
Savard
who
had
been
knocked
to
his
knees
holed
a
three
foot
putt
to
give
our
side
a
3
3
draw
with
Czechoslovakia
Followers
of
the
Canadian
team
have
become
accus
tomed
to
last
minute
heroics
since
these
hockey
excursionists
switched
their
after
burners
In
Moscow
last
week
However
they
were
cutting
things
too
blinking
fine
for
comfort
on
Saturday
night
They
staged
such
a
breathless
melee
in
front
of
the
Czech
net
that
a
few
misguided
commentators
in
the
distant
Canadian
press
section
believed
that
the
tying
goal
had
been
scored
by
Jean
Paul
Parlse
one
of
at
least
four
gentlemen
who
had
been
swinging
at
the
whimpering
puck
When
the
tumult
subsided
reporters
followed
Parlse
to
the
Canadian
dressing
room
to
congratulate
him
What
are
you
talking
about
said
Parlse
surprised
but
pleased
by
all
the
attention
which
suddenly
was
being
lav
lavished
¬
ished
on
him
I
didnt
score
the
goall
Serge
shot
It
Into
the
netl
Serge
Savard
Is
an
habitually
successful
horse
bettor
and
In
the
manner
of
all
race
track
habltuees
he
Is
unimpressed
by
anything
less
than
a
winning
50-to-l
shot
Accordingly
he
was
becomingly
calm
when
reporters
deserted
Parlse
and
turned
to
Savard
Congratulations
on
that
goal
a
reporter
burbled
Which
goal
Serge
answered
amiably
I
scored
two
goals
tonight
True
Earlier
Savard
scored
the
first
goal
of
the
game
on
a
hard
slapshot
from
the
left
point
at
819
of
the
opening
period
Well
the
winning
goal
said
the
reporter
slightly
taken
aback
How
did
you
happen
to
score
it
I
just
shot
it
into
the
net
said
Savard
who
doesnt
get
excited
easily
The
reporter
wasnt
going
to
give
up
easily
Scratching
his
nose
with
his
ball
point
pen
he
persisted
Was
there
anything
peculiar
about
the
way
you
scored
the
goal
Well
lets
see
replied
Savard
I
was
on
my
knees
in
front
of
the
net
Does
that
sound
unusual
to
you
A
bit
unusual
the
reporter
acknowledged
When
you
were
on
your
knees
how
far
were
you
in
front
of
the
goal
crease
About
three
feet
answered
Savard
It
is
not
a
very
difficult
shot
from
such
a
distance
Now
that
its
over
and
Team
Canada
has
gone
home
with
the
pelts
of
the
Russian
bears
packed
in
their
luggage
I
would
like
to
say
that
I
believe
that
it
was
a
very
lousy
idea
to
play
a
hockey
game
in
Prague
AFTER
winning
that
thrilling
series
in
Moscow
I
think
that
it
was
a
great
idea
to
bring
the
Canadian
team
to
Prague
to
have
a
holiday
in
one
of
the
worlds
truly
interesting
cities
But
it
was
stupid
to
book
a
hockey
game
in
the
Czechoslovakian
capital
If
they
wanted
to
play
a
hockey
game
in
Prague
why
didnt
they
come
here
BEFORE
going
to
Moscow
Whoever
conceived
that
brilliant
idea
of
taking
the
Canadia
hockey
players
to
Stockholm
for
a
week
had
rocks
in
his
head
The
Swedes
dont
really
like
Canadian
hockey
teams
and
that
week
in
Stockholm
almost
culminated
in
disaster
in
the
Johanneshov
Ice
Stadium
No
one
really
minds
being
tied
3
3
by
Czechs
But
that
4
4
tie
with
Sweden
on
the
night
of
Sunday
September
17
was
the
low
point
of
this
entire
slightly
ill
timed
hockey
venture
If
Canada
gets
around
to
sending
another
hockey
team
across
the
Atlantic
Ocean
in
the
foreseeable
future
they
should
schedule
a
series
in
Prague
and
they
should
forget
about
Stockholm
and
Moscow
for
a
couple
of
years
These
Czechoslovakians
are
the
worlds
most
enthusiastic
hockey
spectators
In
the
big
Prague
ice
palace
on
Saturday
night
they
began
cheering
and
shouting
at
least
10
minutes
before
the
teams
came
on
the
ice
for
the
pre
game
introduc
introductions
¬
tions
There
was
a
small
and
noisy
Canadian
delegation
in
attendance
mostly
youngsters
who
were
attending
a
youth
conference
but
the
Canadian
cheers
were
drowned
by
Czech
whistling
Team
Canada
could
have
used
the
support
of
some
of
those
Canadian
roisterers
who
were
left
behind
in
Moscow
I
suppose
that
a
3
3
draw
was
hailed
rapturously
by
the
average
citizen
of
Prague
and
it
would
be
hailed
too
in
diplomatic
circles
Czechoslovakians
profess
to
have
a
liking
for
Canadians
particularly
because
Canadians
invented
ice
hockey
Nevertheless
it
would
have
been
a
black
eye
for
Cana
Canadian
¬
dian
hockey
if
after
winning
gloriously
in
Moscow
our
team
had
been
beaten
3
2
in
Prague
by
a
Czech
team
which
had
been
practising
for
only
three
or
four
weeks
In
retrospect
Serge
Savards
goal
on
Saturday
night
was
almost
as
important
as
some
of
those
third
period
goals
which
were
scored
by
Paul
Henderson
in
Moscow
Harry
Sinden
had
to
make
a
difficult
decision
in
Prague
a
decision
which
almost
left
Canadas
team
a
bit
too
thin
to
cope
with
the
Czechs
However
Sinden
wished
to
give
some
of
the
substitutes
who
have
stuck
with
the
team
since
training
camp
opened
on
August
13
a
chance
to
play
in
at
least
one
game
behind
the
Iron
Curtain
Accordingly
Harry
benched
some
of
the
players
who
had
been
highly
instrumental
in
Canadas
wins
over
the
Russians
He
benched
Paul
Henderson
Ron
Ellis
Pat
Stapleton
Gary
Bergman
Bill
White
and
Rod
Gilbert
Another
player
who
had
been
prominent
on
Moscow
ice
Guy
Lapointe
flew
home
directly
to
Montreal
from
Russia
While
I
have
great
respect
for
Ken
Dryden
and
Tony
Esposito
personally
I
was
disappointed
when
Eddie
Johnston
wasnt
given
an
opportunity
to
play
goal
in
this
last
game
in
Prague
When
a
couple
of
reporters
offered
commisserations
to
Johnston
Saturday
night
he
had
difficulty
in
hiding
his
own
disappointment
He
said
with
considerable
emotion
in
his
voice
I
wouldnt
have
come
if
Id
known
that
I
wasnt
going
to
play
at
least
one
game
over
here
Im
going
to
go
home
for
a
while
Im
not
even
going
to
the
Boston
camp
for
a
couple
of
days
At
the
moment
I
dont
want
to
think
about
hockey
Another
Canada
player
who
overheard
the
conversation
said
Thats
a
damn
shame
There
goes
one
guy
who
really
came
to
play
Hes
the
kind
of
guy
whod
stick
his
bare
head
in
front
of
the
puck
to
stop
it
if
necessary
Okay
its
all
over
Lets
spend
a
while
savoring
the
win
before
we
gt
around
to
second
guessings
and
recriminations
Viewed
ir
the
wider
perspective
almost
everyone
connected
with
the
project
performed
a
damned
fine
job
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statistics
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THE
NORTH
CARIBOO
SOCCER
ASSOCIATION
all
stars
gave
an
extremely
good
account
of
themselves
at
Rotary
Stadium
Sunday
In
a
game
against
the
1971
Cana
Canadian
¬
dian
champions
Eintracht
of
Vancouvers
Premier
Soccer
League
In
spite
of
this
karate
chop
suffered
by
an
NCSA
player
the
locals
led
the
game
at
one
point
and
lost
3
2
on
an
Eintracht
goal
in
the
final
two
minutes
Citizen
Photo
by
Rick
Hull
All
the
football
Stamps
hang
on
to
playoff
hopes
CALGARY
CP
Coach
Jim
Duncan
was
thankful
for
a
quick
first
quarter
start
and
praised
halfback
Jesse
Mims
as
Calgary
Stampeders
whipped
Saskatchewan
Roughriders
31
14
in
a
West
Western
¬
ern
Football
Conference
game
Sunday
When
Mims
is
right
he
makes
things
happen
said
Duncan
whose
fourth
place
Stampeders
kept
their
hopes
alive
for
the
third
and
final
playoff
berth
Mims
23-year-old
New
Mexico
State
graduate
scored
two
touchdowns
on
a
pair
of
30
yard
runs
and
col
collected
¬
lected
125
yards
rushing
on
20
carries
Since
coming
off
the
30
day
injured
list
Mims
has
picked
up
316
yards
on
50
carries
in
More
sport
page
14
Calgarys
last
three
games
Duncan
also
credited
full
fullback
¬
back
Fritz
Seyferth
who
got
80
yards
on
16
carries
against
Saskatchewan
Seyferths
blocking
has
made
a
big
difference
in
Mims
running
said
Duncan
The
victory
was
the
Stam
Stampeders
¬
peders
fourth
in
10
starts
and
Hamilton
win
ties
Roughies
By
Canadian
Press
Bruce
Smith
came
up
grinn
grinning
¬
ing
Angelo
Mosca
appeared
a
little
miffed
but
the
Hamil
Hamilton
¬
ton
team
mates
were
elated
after
the
Tiger
Cats
pulled
out
a
25
20
win
Sunday
over
Ottawa
Rough
Riders
The
Hamilton
victory
vau
vaulted
¬
lted
them
into
a
first
place
tie
with
Ottawa
in
the
Eastern
Football
Conference
each
with
7
3
records
All
three
Ottawa
losses
have
been
to
the
Ticats
In
the
only
other
weekend
action
Toronto
Argonauts
put
on
their
finest
offensive
display
of
the
season
but
saw
their
playoff
hopes
take
another
jolt
when
they
lost
a
31
30
squeaker
to
Edmonton
Eskimos
in
Canadian
Foot
Football
¬
ball
League
interlocking
action
The
win
left
Toronto
with
a
1
9
mark
They
remained
four
points
behind
third
place
Montreal
Alouettes
who
have
five
games
left
to
play
to
the
Argos
four
What
Smith
and
Big
Angie
were
so
keyed
up
over
was
the
Ticats
third
touchdown
when
Mosca
alertly
kicked
a
loose
ball
into
the
Ottawa
end
zone
and
appeared
set
to
fall
on
it
for
his
first
ever
touchdown
Instead
the
ball
eluded
him
Ottawas
Tom
Schuette
flew
past
it
and
Smith
grabbed
it
to
send
the
Ticats
into
a
21
0
lead
Ottawa
quarterback
Rick
Cassata
set
up
the
strange
happenings
when
he
was
clobbered
by
Hamiltons
defensive
end
George
Wells
and
knocked
unconscious
for
several
minutes
The
ball
appeared
to
squirt
from
Cassatas
grasp
as
he
hit
the
ground
which
would
nor
normally
¬
mally
rule
the
ball
dead
but
the
official
on
the
spot
decided
it
was
a
fumble
Ive
never
scored
a
touchdown
never
siid
a
disappointed
Mosca
later
in
the
Hamilton
dressing
room
Thats
my
first
as
a
pro
chortled
Smith
I
never
saw
the
play
before
I
was
just
fol
following
¬
lowing
the
ball
It
was
a
helluva
play
by
Ange
He
really
deserved
the
touchdown
Hamilton
coach
Jerry
Wil
Williams
¬
liams
wasnt
quite
as
cheerful
as
his
two
defensive
linemen
as
he
saw
the
Riders
whittle
a
way
at
the
heal
thy
Ticat
lead
only
to
fall
just
short
with
their
late
rally
They
Ottawa
did
a
fine
job
coming
back
said
Wil
Williams
¬
liams
They
stunted
their
defence
we
were
missing
blocks
They
just
kept
coming
Hamiltons
other
touchdowns
were
scored
by
quarterback
Chuck
Ealey
on
a
one
yard
run
and
Dave
Buchanan
on
a
four
yard
run
moved
them
within
four
points
of
the
Roughriders
and
four
ahead
of
the
last
place
British
Columbia
Lions
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers
are
in
first
place
with
16
points
followed
by
Edmonton
Eskimos
with
14
Calgary
earned
the
win
while
regular
Saskatchewan
quarterback
Ron
Lancaster
watched
from
the
sidelines
with
cracked
ribs
His
replacement
Bubba
Wyche
completed
14
of
30
passes
for
223
yards
but
Cal
Calgary
¬
gary
intercepted
three
to
set
up
two
touchdowns
and
a
field
goal
Were
getting
a
better
start
and
not
giving
up
as
many
turnovers
said
Duncan
fol
following
¬
lowing
the
game
before
23
616
fans
The
Stampeders
with
a
strong
wind
at
their
backs
led
11
0
aler
the
first
quar
quarter
¬
ter
17
13
at
the
half
and
17
14
after
three
quarters
Veteran
place
kicker
Larry
Robinson
scored
12
points
on
three
field
goals
and
three
converts
Flanker
Gerry
Shaw
scored
his
10th
touchdown
of
the
year
on
a
five
yard
pass
from
quarterback
Jerry
Keeling
who
completed
only
five
of
14
passes
for
52
yards
Rudy
Lin
terman
added
Calgarys
final
point
with
an
89
yard
single
on
a
kickoff
after
the
Stam
Stampeders
¬
peders
first
touchdown
Gord
Barwell
on
a
78
yard
pass-and-run
play
with
Wyche
and
fullback
George
Reed
with
his
10th
of
the
year
scored
Saskatchewans
touchdowns
Jack
Abendschan
booted
a
convert
and
a
55
yard
single
on
a
wide
field
goal
attempt
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Press
I
dont
like
these
endings
young
Jim
Plunkett
said
Between
this
week
and
last
week
Im
getting
gray
hairs
Last
week
it
was
a
missed
10
yard
field
goal
in
the
final
minute
that
gave
his
New
England
Patriots
a
21
20
vic
victory
¬
tory
over
Atlanta
Falcons
The
24-year-old
quaiter
back
put
New
England
ahead
Sunday
with
a
remarkable
scrambling
touchdown
pass
then
had
to
wait
out
four
fran
frantic
¬
tic
minutes
before
the
Pat
Patriots
¬
riots
pulled
out
a
24
23
National
Football
League
victory
over
Washington
Red
skins
In
Sundays
other
games
Houston
Oilers
stunned
New
York
Jets
26
20
Miami
Dolphins
nosed
out
Min
Minnesota
¬
nesota
Vikings
16
14
Green
Bay
Packers
edged
Dallas
Cowboys
16
13
Baltimore
Colts
blanked
Buffalo
Bills
17
0
Detroit
Lions
boat
Chicago
Bears
38
24
Kansas
City
Chiefs
overwhelmed
Denver
Broncos
45
24
Atlanta
slammed
Los
Angeles
Rams
31
3
Pitts
Pittsburgh
¬
burgh
Stcelers
defeated
St
Louis
Cardinals
25
19
San
Francisco
49ers
walloped
New
Orleans
Saints
37
2
Cleveland
Browns
bounced
Cincinnati
Bengals
27
6
and
Oakland
Raiders
and
San
Diego
Chargers
struggled
to
a
17
17
tie
New
York
Giants
tackle
the
Eagles
in
Philadelphia
in
tonights
scheduled
game
With
Washington
leading
21
17
midway
in
the
fourth
quarter
Plunkett
drove
the
Patriots
from
their
own
20
yard
line
to
the
Redskins
24
Then
he
faded
back
to
pass
only
to
find
the
Redskins
swarming
in
on
him
He
took
off
to
the
right
with
several
would
be
tacklers
in
pursuit
then
spotted
rookie
Josh
Ashton
on
the
goal
line
and
fired
a
perfect
touchdown
strike
that
put
the
Patriots
on
top
24
21
But
the
Redskins
rebounded
with
less
than
two
minutes
to
go
when
Curt
Knight
kicked
a
game
tying
33
yard
field
goal
NCSA
stars
tough
Prince
George
soccer
players
surprised
them
themselves
¬
selves
their
opponents
and
about
400
fans
at
Rotary
Stadium
Sunday
afternoon
Playing
the
1971
Canadian
champions
Eintracht
of
Van
Vancouver
¬
couver
a
team
of
all
stars
from
the
North
Cariboo
Soccer
Association
at
one
point
had
the
lead
and
only
a
goal
in
the
last
two
minutes
gave
Eintracht
a
hard
fought
3
2
win
Eintracht
took
the
lead
early
in
the
first
half
but
Meto
Tomic
tied
the
game
on
an
indirect
free
kick
before
the
half
ended
In
the
second
half
Ein
Eintracht
¬
tracht
missed
a
penalty
kick
and
playing
coach
Jim
Briggs
came
on
soon
after
to
score
Prince
Georges
second
goal
on
a
header
in
front
of
the
goal
The
lead
was
short
lived
however
as
Eintracht
constantly
put
pressure
on
the
Prince
George
defence
scoring
twice
including
the
winner
by
John
Diaz
which
went
in
off
a
defender
with
two
minutes
to
play
Steve
Djoric
the
Eintracht
coach
said
he
was
very
happy
to
bring
his
team
to
Prince
George
and
more
games
of
this
kind
should
be
played
to
promote
soccer
in
BC
After
the
game
coach
Briggs
said
It
was
a
very
respectable
score
The
lads
played
well
especially
in
the
first
half
when
we
kept
them
Eintracht
from
playing
their
game
All
in
all
Briggs
con
continued
¬
tinued
this
was
a
good
way
to
end
our
season
WHA
hurts
OTTAWA
CP
Ottawa
Nationals
lost
the
battles
and
the
war
Sunday
in
a
World
Hockey
Association
exhibi
exhibition
¬
tion
game
with
Philadelphia
Blazers
The
Nationals
playing
their
first
game
dropped
a
3
1
decision
before
7021
fans
5000
of
whom
attended
as
part
of
a
local
store
promo
promotion
¬
tion
But
that
was
almost
inci
incidental
¬
dental
to
the
other
activity
on
the
ice
as
Gary
Hull
was
taken
to
hospital
with
a
cut
mouth
after
tangling
with
Philadelphias
Pierre
Paie
ment
and
Kas
Lysionek
was
carried
off
the
ice
on
a
stretcher
his
noise
broken
after
a
fray
with
Mike
Rouleau
of
the
Blazers
Playing
coach
Johnny
McKenzie
last
year
with
Bos
Boston
¬
ton
Bruins
of
the
National
Hockey
League
scored
the
opening
goal
for
Philadelphia
with
Frank
Golembrosky
who
earned
106
points
last
season
with
Char
Charlotte
¬
lotte
of
the
Eastern
League
scoring
two
in
the
third
period
Rouleau
who
scored
105
points
as
centre
with
Golem
Golembrosky
¬
brosky
last
season
assisted
on
both
his
goals
Sunday
The
Ottawa
goal
was
scored
by
Jack
Gibson
of
Picton
Ont
who
played
last
year
at
the
University
of
Alberta
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THE
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Monday
October
2
1972
13
Hockey
ttaining
starting
tonight
The
sights
and
sounds
of
hockey
will
be
seen
and
heard
In
Prince
George
tonight
The
new
junior
team
the
Prince
George
Spruce
Kings
of
the
Pacific
Northwest
Hockey
League
open
their
month
long
training
camp
at
7
pm
at
the
Kin
Centre
The
Prince
George
Mohawks
of
the
Intermediate
A
Cariboo
Hockey
League
start
their
five
week
camp
at
7
pm
at
the
Coliseum
The
Spruce
Kings
open
their
28
game
PNHL
schedule
at
home
Oct
28
The
club
will
play
In
the
expansion
section
of
the
league
which
has
grown
to
eight
teams
from
four
The
Spruce
Kings
arc
In
the
new
division
along
with
three
other
junior
clubs
Prince
Rupert
Terrace
and
Kitlmat
The
established
division
Includes
the
Smlthers
Inter
mediate
Totems
the
Smlthers
junior
Nats
the
Houston
intermediate
Luckles
and
a
Kitlmat
Intermediate
team
The
Spruce
Kings
play
their
home
opener
at
the
Coliseum
Oct28
against
the
Smlthers
Nats
The
club
has
the
Coliseum
on
alternate
weekends
to
the
Mohawks
Coach
of
the
Spruce
Kings
is
former
rugged
pro
defence
man
Frank
Arnett
a
former
coach
of
the
Mohawks
and
the
Nelson
Maple
Leafs
of
the
senior
A
Western
Interna-
tlonal
Hockey
League
The
Mohawks
who
will
have
several
new
faces
In
tho
line
up
to
replace
players
who
have
left
town
will
have
a
bit
longer
to
prepare
for
their
home
opener
Nov
4
against
the
defending
leaugc
and
playoff
champion
Quesnel
Kan-
garoos
The
Hawks
will
supply
six
players
three
forwards
two
defenceman
and
one
goaltender
for
the
CHL
all
star
game
Nov
1
In
Quesnel
against
the
Kangaroos
The
Mohawks
Williams
Lake
Stampeders
and
Van
derhoof
Bears
are
each
supplyingsix
players
for
the
dream
game
All
star
coach
is
Trent
Beatty
of
Prince
George
last
years
Mohawksplaying
coach
and
CHL
most
valuable
player
and
all
star
right
winger
Coach
of
the
Mohawks
for
their
42
game
schedule
is
Bob
Brooks
the
rugged
left
winger
who
finished
third
in
the
scoring
race
last
year
Brooks
a
veteran
of
intermediate
hockey
wars
in
north
ern
Alberta
and
BC
played
for
the
1965
Allan
Cup
champ-
ion
Sherbrooke
Que
team
-
Other
hockey
NHL
forcing
deal
with
WHA
PRAGUE
CP
The
coach
of
the
Czechoslovak
national
hockey
team
said
Firday
it
was
reluctance
on
the
part
of
the
National
Hockey
League
that
forced
the
European
team
into
an
agreement
with
the
World
Hockey
Associa
Association
¬
tion
Jaroslav
Pittner
said
in
an
interview
on
the
eve
of
Czechoslovakias
first
meet
meeting
¬
ing
with
a
team
of
Canadian
professional
hockey
players
We
in
Czechoslovakia
are
negotiating
with
the
WHA
We
wanted
to
negotiate
two
games
with
the
NHL
but
couldnt
get
two
games
We
couldnt
even
receive
any
assurance
that
we
would
get
a
single
game
so
we
were
receptive
to
any
suggestions
from
the
WHA
Originally
Team
Canada
planned
to
play
two
games
in
Czechoslovakia
before
going
on
to
Russia
for
the
last
four
games
of
a
best-of-eight
tour
tournament
¬
nament
The
series
ended
Thursday
with
Canada
taking
a
4
3
decision
in
games
with
one
tied
The
Russians
objected
to
Team
Canadas
proposed
two
game
warmup
against
the
world
champion
Czechs
and
Canada
switched
the
games
to
Stockholm
I
When
the
Czechs
objected
to
that
a
post
series
game
with
Czechoslovakia
was
arranged
The
Canadian
Amateur
Hockey
Association
ruling
body
in
Canada
for
amateur
hockey
has
said
no
Czech
WHA
game
can
be
held
in
Canada
without
CAHA
sanc
sanction
¬
tion
Sabres
better
By
Canadian
Press
Buffalo
Sabres
under
the
well
seasoned
hands
of
general
-
manager
Punch
Imlach
and
coach
Joe
Crozicr
may
be
a
force
to
be
reckoned
with
during
the
1972
73
season
if
National
Hockey
League
exhibition
results
are
reliable
yard
sticks
Craig
Ramsey
and
Hugh
Harris
each
scored
twice
Sunday
night
to
lead
Sabres
to
a
5
3
victory
over
Philadelphia
Flyers
and
raise
their
National
Hockey
League
exhibition
series
record
to
4-2-2
In
other
games
Detroit
Red
Wings
tied
New
York
Rangers
2
2
Chicago
Black
Hawks
tripped
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
4
1
and
Vancouver
Canucks
and
Minnesota
North
Stars
battled
to
a
2
2
tie
In
Saturdays
action
Bos
Boston
¬
ton
Bruins
edged
Montreal
Canadiens
3
2
Philadelphia
beat
Buffalo
1
0
the
Rangers
defeated
St
Louis
Blues
5
4
Detroit
dumped
Toronto
5
3
New
York
Islanders
upset
Pittsburgh
Penguins
9
2
and
Minnesota
North
Stars
beat
Los
Angeles
Kings
2
1
Atlanta
Flames
were
har
hardest
¬
dest
hit
on
the
weekend
when
they
lost
the
services
of
Lucien
Grenier
during
a
7
5
loss
to
California
Golden
Seals
Friday
action
Montreal
Canadiens
scored
two
power
play
goals
Friday
night
en
route
to
a
4
2
win
over
Boston
Bruins
in
National
Hockey
League
exhibition
play
at
Boston
The
final
score
was
at
the
expense
of
Boston
defence
man
Nick
Beverly
who
inad
inadvertently
¬
vertently
flipped
the
puck
into
the
Bruins
goal
a
score
that
was
credited
to
Mon
Montreals
¬
treals
Guy
Lafieur
the
last
Canadiens
players
to
touch
it
Elsewhere
Pittsburgh
Pen
Penguins
¬
guins
and
Buffalo
Sabres
tied
2
2
at
Brantford
and
Min
Minnesota
¬
nesota
North
Stars
blanked
Vancouver
Canucks
4
0
at
Seattle
The
Bruins
opened
a
2
0
lead
on
goals
by
Johnny
Bucyk
and
Don
Marcotte
but
were
unable
to
contain
the
Montreal
attack
that
replied
with
scores
by
Jacques
Lcmaire
Claude
La
Rose
and
Chuck
Arnason
before
Bever
Beverlys
¬
lys
miscue
A
30
foot
blast
by
rookie
defenceman
Larry
Bignell
pulled
the
Penguins
even
in
the
third
period
Lowell
MacDonald
tallied
the
earlier
Pittsburgh
goal
Don
Luce
scored
both
Buf
Buffalo
¬
falo
goals
Danny
Grants
two
goal
effort
carried
the
Minneso
tans
to
victory
oer
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