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Paul Shmyr of the Minnesota North Stars wrestles behind his net with Hilliard Groves of the Winnipeg Jets during National Hockey League ex hibition game in Winnipeg Friday which Minnesota won 32 CP Photo Leaf game should be better offense has the green light TORONTO ICP Toronto Maple Leafs may do no better in the National Hockey League this year than they did last sea son but at least they should be more fun to watch The Leafs played dull 500 hockey the last couple of sea sons and made the first round of the playoffs thanks in part to Minnesota North Stars in their Adams division Owner Harold Ballard with the clubs season opener set for York Rangers now admits he was just little ashamed of the dull hockey and has sympathy for the fans who crabbed But now with Floyd Smith as new coach replacing Roger Neilson general manager Punch lmlach replacing Jim Gregory and offence replacing defence as the key to their strategy Ballard has hopes thought Neilson was the answer to all my troubles when we brought him in to replace Red Kelly Ballard said We sent players to the minors for grooming under Roger at Dal last and they came back play ing really well There is no more knowledgeable guy in the game than Roger but wonder about his handling of men You cant rely on videotapes and pylt Ions on the ice in practice You have to practice the same way you play It was clear to me we neIinxl more offence How could face people whod paid good money to see some pretty full games dont blame them for crabbing was ash amed at times Coach Smith long favorite of lmlachs does not have the professorial approach to hockey displayed by Neilson now an assistant at Buffalo under Scotty Bowman Smiths theory is simply that to win you score more goals than the other guy Score one more goal than your opponent all season and youll have 80 more goals for than against he said while watching the Leafs work out SATURDAY OCT ti mitt POST TIME 715 PM FIIIST RACE THOT IIIJI 7R SHEPS SHOOT Lockhart 37 LEVELOFF 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almost un heard of fourgame winless string the Canadiens broke out of their slump in impressive style Friday night blanking Boston Bruins 60 in National Hockey League exhibition ac tion The defending Stanley Cup champions now 532 in the pre season campaign had lost three games in row in cluding 32 loss to the Bruins in their previous outing Wednesday night at Springfield Mass But they regained their lost touch Friday getting goals from six players and shutout goaltending from Denis Herron Mario Tremblay Bob Gainey and Pierre Larouche scored firstperiod goals for Montreal and the Canadiens put the game away in the second as Mark Napier Rejean Houle and Larry Robinson beat Boston netminder Gerry Cheevers Herron seeing action in his fifth exhibition game blocked 27 shots for the shutout while Cheevers handled 21 drives In other games Detroit Red Wings blasted Quebec Nor diques 92 Toronto Maple Leafs outlasted Edmonton Oilers 76 Minnesota North Stars edged Winnipeg Jets 32 Vancouver Grey Cup rematch AlsEsks By THE CANADIAN PRESS Despite the fact they beat Montreal Alouettes and won the Grey Cup last year Edmonton Eskimos still look back and re member the thrashing they got two years ago in the Canadian final and work themselves into rage when they prepare to meet them again They meet them Monday in interlocking Canadian Football League action at Edmonton Ir other games Monday Winnipeg Blue Bombers will be host to Calgary Stampeders while To ronto Argonauts and Hamilton TigerltCats battle it out in Ham ilton On Sunday Ottawa Rough Riders play Saskat chewan Roughriders in Regina The OttawaSaskatchewan and MontrealEdmonton games will be carried on the full CBC netwurk while the Calgary at Winnipeg game will get full CIV coverage The Hamilton Toronto game will not be on television In 18 years of interlocking league play the Eskimos have big edge over Montreal hav ing won 12 lost four and tied two Mondays game will have one new twist this year the Es kimos are using computer to scout their CPL opposition Canucks beat Colorado Rockies 31 and Atlanta Flames tied Hartford Whalers 33 MAHOVLICII NETS PAIR Peter Mahovlich and Vaclov Nedomansky each scored two goals to lead Detroit past Que bec Dan Bolduc Thommie Bergman Dale McCourt Mike Foligno and Dan Labraaten rounded out the scoring for De troit with goal apiece Defenceman Dave Farrish and centre Serge Bernier scored for the Nordiques who are winless in preseason play with just one tie in five starts Toronto scored twice on its first two shots early in the sec ond period and held on to defeat Edmonton Paul Gardner and Lanny McDonald each scored twice for the Leafs who held 03 lead at one point with Greg Hotham Laurie Boschman and Darryl Sittler getting the oth ers Blair MacDonald scored three times for the Oilers while Brent Callighen had two and Dave Semenko one Right winger Ron Zanussis goal at 1916 of the second pe riod proved to be the winner as Minnesota edged Winnipeg Za nussi managed to deflect drive by defenceman Fred Bar rett from just inside the blue line and he now has scored at least one goal in each of seven consecutive games Kris Manery and Don Jack son also scored for Minnesota which took 30 lead Brent Ashton helped set up the tying goal early in the third period and then scored the game winner three minutes later to help Vancouver beat Colorado in game marred by benchclearing brawl 10 sec onds into the second period that delayed play for 35 minutes Hockey board plans extension OTTAWA CP Hockey Canada officials dismayed that the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association CAHA thinks Hockey Canadas usefulness has ended say the organization plans to expand its board to include influential businessmen Closer links with the private sector will enable Hockey Can ada to establish permanent Olympic hockey program and help finance an entry at future junior world championships Lou Lefaive Hockey Canada director said Friday And that will strengthen Canadas image abroad Le faiveadded Alan Eagleson Hockey Can adas chief negotiator said that the CAHA plays an important role in developing the players but always takes the position that its Hockey Canada versus the CAHA on everything The CAHA always takes the position that it can do every thing themselves but thats im possible Eagleson said Eagleson and Lefaive were reacting to comments Thur sday by Hal Lewis executive director of the CAHA who said that Hockey Canada had outlived its usefumess and should return control over teams representing Canada overseas to the CAHA Marsh fires par 72 leads British Masters WOBURN England Reuter Australian Graham Marsh moved into the lead in the British Masters golf tourna ment Friday with par 72 for 54hole total of 210 Neil Coles 45 of Britain might have been there with Marsh if he had not been dis tracted by noisy fan at the 10th hole Cole finished with 71 for 211 On the 10th Cotes was getting set to swing at fairway shot when the fan yelled and the ball ended in the rough Britains Tony Jacklin was alone in third place with 74 for 212 one stroke ahead of Tienie Britz of South Africa Britz who had twostroke lead Thursday slipped to 77 in the third round of the $120000 event Ballard loSes money but retains football club HAMILTON CPI Harold Ballard says he continues to lose money on Hamilton Tiger Cats but insists hell hold on un til the team wins him Cana dian Football League title lost $300000 last year says Ballard who also owns Maple Leaf Gardens and the Toronto Maple Leafs Na tional Hockey League team This year it will be close to half million But Ill continue until win the Grey Cup When do that Ill give it to Hamilton to run CORRECTION OF SEPT 27th DRAW The ad which ran Sept 28th included an incorrect draw dateond series numbers PLEASE NOTE THE CORRECTIONS Sept 27 Draw titlialo IICKET NUMBER EIIIIEIE EH 35 PM gt gt 3E an gt mesm 90 BEN POSSIBLEWINNERS FIRST PRIZE NUMBER PRIZE OF 50 PRIZES OF 408 PRIZESOF 413 PRIZESOF 5049 PRIZESOF 3672 PRIZEs OF 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