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18 the examiner Wednesday Nov 1977 New York Islanders Bob Nystrom 23 slips the puck past Atlanta Flames goalie Phil Myre for first period score in the Tuesday night game Puck is off the cornerof net AP Photo Trottier scores four Flames hammered 90 By GLENN COLE The Canadian Press major problem troubling Atlanta Flames since joining the National Hockey League in 1972 is that they have not been burning their opposition once out of the friendly confines of their home rink In 202 road games the Flames have managed 60 vice tories 107 defeats and 35 ties for 384percent success record on alien ice This year the Flames have managed pair of ties in four road games but have been outscored 16 Nine of those 18 goals were scored Tuesday night at Nassau County Coliseum where New York Islanders hammered the Flames 90 to move into first place in the Patrick Division hockey By THE CANADIAN PRESS NHL Wales Conference Norris Division WI AP Montreal 37 22 Los Angeles 25 27 10 Detroit 24 25 Pittsburgh 24 39 Washington 19 I2 Adams Division Buffalo 27 18 11 Toronto 31 22 10 Boston 26 26 Cleveland 22 29 Campbell Conference Patrick Division Islanders 35 19 13 Phila 44 20 II Atlanta 23 32 Rangers 34 37 Smythe Dliision Chicago 22 18 ll Colorado 37 26 Vancouver 25 28 Minnesota 25 39 St LOUIS 22 43 Tuesday Results NY Islanders Atlanta St LOUIS Los Angeles Tonights Games NY Rangers at Colorado NY Islanders at Minnesota Atlanta at Montreal Chicago at Washington Pittsburgh at Detron Toronto at Vancouver St LOUIS at Cleveland WHA WI New England7 43 21 IS Winnipeg 49 27 14 Indianapolis 35 36 12 Quebec 36 38 Houston 31 39 Edmonton 24 36 Cincinnati fi 22 26 Birmingham 23 4o Tuesday Results Indianapolis Houston New England Quebec Tonights Games Winnipeg at Edmonton Birmingham Ill Houston Atlanta at NY Islanders NY IslandersTrottier Nystrom Parise PotVin Bossy Henning Los Angeles at St Louis Los AngelesSchultz Goring St LoulsUnger Rerenson Patey Redmond Larose Scoring leaders in the Na tional Hockey League after Tuesday action Trottier NYI 916 Gardner Col 615 Lafleur Mtl 715 Esposito NYR 31215 Saleski Pha 413 Bossy NY 713 Leach Pha 512 Walton Vcr 612 Lemaire Mtl 21012 Clarke PM III 12 Salming Ior 210 12 Houston at Indlnnnpolls HoustonriPoplel Lacroix Hansis IndisnapolIsrShEehan Rhiness Patenaude Thomas St Sauveur New England at Quebec New EnglandiAntonovich Carlson Howe Marty Howe McKenzie Carlson Quebecr Tardif Bernier Sutherland World Hockey Association scoring leaders after Tuesdays games 13 20 Nilsson ng Hull ng 12 17 Hedberg ng 10 15 Webster NE 10 14 Bernier Que 10 14 Howe NE 11 14 Nilsson ng 12 14 Tardif Que i3 Leduc CIn 13 Labraaten ng 12 Antonovich NE 12 Ontario Major Emmi DIvIslon Wl Windsor ll 95 59 22 London 81 54 20 Hamilton 72 5017 Kitchener 51 69 10 Toronto 48 83 ll Falls 310 58 85 lieyden DIvIsIon Ottawa 80 73 20 Peterboro 76 70 20 Kingston 66 53 14 Oshawa til 69 12 Sudbury 50 69 10 83 Marie 68 8710 Tuesday Result Hamilton Pcterborough Thursday Games Toronto at Sault Ste Marie Kitchener at Windsor Hamilton st Peterborough Niagara Falls at Oshawa basketball By THE CANADIAN PHIIlls NBA Cleveland 110 Denver 93 Atlanta 102 Seattle 99 Golden State 106 San Antonio 97 Milwaukee 115 Kansas City 95 New Orleans 99 Chlcs 88 Portlsnd 114 New Yor 104 Meanwhile in St Louis the Blues recorded their first vic tory of the seasonwa 72 trium ph over Los Angeles Kings In World Hockey Association play New England Whalers moved into first place with 63 triumph over Quebec Nor diques and Indianapolis Racers downed Houston Aeros 63 HAVE BEEN UNLUCKY The Flames have never had much luck at the Islanders home rink winning three and tying five in 15 appearances Atlantas overall record against the Islanders is not all that hot either The teams have met 30 times with the Islanders winning 12 games and tying 10 including one earlier this season in Atlanta The Islanders have won eight and tied eight of their last 17 games against Atlanta dating back to Dec 26 1974 13point effort from the line of centre Bryan Trottier right winger Mike Bossy and left winger Clark Gillies helped New York stretch their un beaten string to seven Tuesday Trottier had four goals and an assist to boost his points total to 16 the best in the league Bossy rookie drafted from Laval Nationals of the Quebec Major Junior League had goal and four assists while team captain Gillies assisted on three goals Billy Smith and Swedish im port Goran Hogosta cooled the Pianist May 6th I978 orsnono MAlEY Flames shooters with 21save shutout St Louis fans finally got to see their team win game after eight losses and tie when Garry Unger led the way with his first threegoal game in two years to snap the Kings three game unbeaten streak Its been tough said Unger of the Blues earlyvseason slump NEW YORK AP Steve Carlton the lefthander who parlayed wer and finesse into 23 baseba victories for Phila delphia Phillies in 1977 was named winner of the Cy You Award today as the Nationa Leagues outstanding pitcher It was the second time Carl ton has won the honor awarded annually to the outstanding pit cher in each league after vote of committee of members of the Baseball Writers As sociation of America two from each league city He also won it in 1972 Carlton the major leagues winningest pitcher who com piled 2310 record in leading the Phillies to the East Division title was an easy winner in the Cy Young balloting receiving 17 of 24 firstplace votes and 104 points Carlton is currently on threeweek hunting expedition in British Columbia spokes man for the Phillies said Tomm John of the West Dilt vision ampion Los Angeles Dodgers was second with 54 points including three first place votes Tom Seaver of Cin cinnati and Rick Reuschel of Chicago tied for third with 111 points each Seaver getting two firstplace votes and Reuschel one Others receiving votes were Pittsburghs John Candelaria 17 points and one firstplace mention and Chicagos Bruce Sutter relief pitcher five points Five points are awarded for Hammarstrom traded by Leafs for Butler TORONTO CPI Toronto Maple Leafs have traded Inge Hammarstrom speedy Swedishborn leftwinger Blues for rightwinger Jerry Butler to St Louis the National Hockey League team announced Tuesday Were giving up scorer for checker said general man ager Jim Gregory after making the deal Hammarstrom 29 who played for the Swedish national team before coming to Toronto in 1973 with defenceman Borjc Salming has scored 84 goals and assisted on 81 in little more than four seasons He scored 24 goals last season his best and has goal and an assist thus far this season Butler 26yearold native of Sarnia Ont broke into the NHL briefly with New York Rangers in 197273 and played two seasons in New York before bein Ted Irvine and Bert Wilson for in 1975 traded to St Louis along with John Davidson and Hill Collins The sixfoot Htspound forward has scored 33 goals and assisted on 82 in his NHL career including 17 goals in each of the last two seasons Hammarstrom was criticized couple of seasons ago for not showing enough muscle Leafs owner Harold Ballard said Ham marstrom could go into the corner with dozen eggs in his pocket and come out with them unbroken THE BARRIE BOYS CHOIR Directed by Barbara McCann Huronia Symphony 12th Exciting Year quaw wwmw Join us for our I97778 Season Now in its twelfth year Huronia Symphony provides the vehicle for the people of Huronia to perform in concert We aim to offer our sub scribers the best entertainment in its field engaging local musicians whenever possible Performing with the Huronia Symphony Arthur Burgin conductor All concerts held at Barrie Central Collegiate Auditorium March 5th I978 Or purchase at the office of Noel Ste 3E4 728087I The Huronia Symphony Seasons tickets available at all Municipal Savings Loan offices or send cheque or money order to Mrs Stephenson RR Barrie LAM 456 7282347 phenson Clapperton St Barrie LAM ELAINE WINTERS November I6th I977 STEVE CARLTON Winner firstplace vote three for sec ond and one for third The American League Cy Young Award winner an TOMMY JOHN Second nounced last week was relief pitcher Sparky Lyle of New York Yankees The 32yearold Carlton is the sixth pitcher in baseball history to win the Cy Young Award more than once Seaver Sandy Koufax and Jim Palmer eac have won it three times Bob Gibson won it twice and Denny McLain won it once and shared it once The award was in stituted in 1956 and in 1967 the baseball writers began making separate awards for each league Phils manager Danny Ozark from his home in Vero Beach Fla said he felt Carlton would get the award from Sep tember on He was pitching that well He won some big games for me After winnin 27 games in 1972 Carlton tailed off to three mediocre seasons1320 1613 1514in Ozarks first three years as manager of the Phils But last year he bounced back to 207 and he topped that this summer Joe Theismann signs multiyear contract WASHINGTON AP Joe Theismann who apparently won the starting quarterback job last Sunday has signed multiyear contract with Wash ington Redskins of the National Football League even though it was reported he was offered $1 million to return to the Cana dian Football League MONTREAL CPI Cleveland Denny of Montreal won the Canadian light weight boxing championship Tuesday in unanimous 127 round decision over title holder Jean Lapointe of Monr treal Denny who weighed in at 135 pounds against 113 for the champion danced through the final round already con fident of victory over Lapoin te who won the title here last January over Barry Sponagle of New Glasgow NS Id like to keep active said Denny native of Guyana when asked what his plans were Soprano Redskins coach George Allen said Tuesday that Theismann signed series of oneyear con tracts three wecks ago terms of which were undisclosed There had been reports that Theismann signed threeyear contract last Fridaytwo days before he was to start in place of Bill Kilmer for what was Cleveland Denny 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