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This enabled Boston to hold on to first place and St. Louis still struggling for a playoff spot. - Paul Freihurger in the St. Louis net stopped two breakaways and played a very strong game throughout. Jim Hauck worked his heart out skating hard both ways. Greg Schnarr played a solid defensive game. The St. Lruisaoals were scored by Tom Schwartz and Tom Har- the final bullet. The teams are Mung hard for playoff positions ”March 16(threeweekstogo) isttte list league game. On March " the sudden death -ti-tirtal will take place between teams in final standing, first vs. third and second vs..fourth. On March 27 the winners of the semi- thtal will battle for the champion- dip. Once again the players stuck pretty much to hockey with a minimum of penalties. The first amumeruwuhr. Tttettoe-tattatartdttm'- with Natty of excitement. 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