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DO WNORTH STARS 91 Flyers push winning streak to eight games By NEIL CAMPBELL The Canadian Press Philadelphia Flyers are the hottest team in the National Hockey League but coach Fred Shero isnt sure just how good they really are The Flyers ran their un beaten streak to eight games Sunday night when they clob bered Minnesota North Stars dont like to reflect on other teams Shero said If youre asking me if were back in form could never tell you on game like this Theres no way to evaluate how good we played Its not the first time the Fly ers who have six wins and two ties in their eight ame streak have run into wea opposuion Last week they were com plaining that Pittsburgh made it too easy for them after they blanked the Penguins 30 The North Stars were tonic for captain Bobby Clarke of the Flyers who almost doubled his points total for the season with two goals and four assists He had only eight points before Sunday night Minnesota coach Ted Harris who was accustomed to win ning when he was defen ceman for Montreal Canadiens called his clubs loss team effort Houston splits on Alberta tour By THE CANADIAN PRESS Houston Aeros lost on Satur day but Won on Sunday during their weekend tour of Alberta in World Hockey Association play The Aeros fell to Calgary owboys 64 but downed Ed monton ilers +0 to even their weekend performance In the only other Sunday game Winnipeg Jets came trom behind to defeat San Diego Mariners 64 in Win nipeg In other WIIA action Satur day Quebec Nordiques defeated Minnesota Fighting Saints 51 in Quebec City New England Whalers edged Bir mingham Bulls 54 at Hartford onn and Cincinnati Stingers overwhelmed Phoenix Roadrunners 973 at Cincinnati The Cowboys who have scored 21 goals in their last three games had balanced attack Saturday with goals by Lynn Powis Chris Evans Dan ny Lawson Paul Terbencbe Warren Miller and Ron Chip perfield Houston scorers were Cam Connor Marty Howe Rick Pre ston and Terry Ruskowski AMII FROM BEHIND Calgary had to come front be hind twice when the Aeros managed early leads of 21 and 32 before threegoal thirdper riod outburst settled the out come The win left the C0wboysjust one point behind theOilers who were unable to score against Houston goalie Wayne Rutledge Mark Howe and Larry Lund scored on power plays in game marred by three separate fights and Andre Rinse and onnor scored the others The ilers with eight points went into Sundays game with five forwards on the injured list Peter Morris Bob Nevin Pete Laframboise Rusty Pate naud and Barry Merrill Winnipeg Jets coach Bobby Kromm threw together make shift line midway through the third period Sunday night and it responded immediately with two goals 10 seconds apart to give the Jets the margin of vice tory IID FAST START The Mariners got off to fast start with first period goals by Don Burgess iary Veneruzzo and Norm Ferguson as the Jets were caught flatfooted on sev eral occasions But the Jets came back with first period goal by Anders Hedberg and second period markers by VeliPekki Ketola Bill Lesnk and tlf Nilsson The Jets were leading +3 when Kromin sent out new unit of Peter Sullivan Bobby Guindon and Willy Lindstrom Guindon and Sullivan made it 63 before Kevin Devine closed out the scoring near the end of the game Both Joe Daley of the Jets and Wayne Lockett of the Mari ners provided solid goalten ding with the Jets outshooting San Diego 3525 The win left the Jets alone in first place with points two ahead of Houston The Nordiqucs leaders in the eastern division built up period leads of 20 and 34 on two goals by Richard Grenier and singles by Buddy tloutier Andre Roudrias and Paulin Hordelcau as they defeated the Fighting Saints QLIIRIX LEADS EAST Ron Ward scored innesotas lone goal as Quebec remained four points ahead ty second place Cincinnati and Minnesota stayed just one point ahead of last place Indianapolis In Cincinnati Dennis Sol chuk scored twice and added four assists to help his team to victory Rookie Peter Marsh 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22 ti Spiiiigficld ll li Sunday Results Nova Scotia lltishcy New Haven lli Itocliistir It Saturday Itcsiilt Springfield Rochester Wednesday Games Ithodl Island at New Haven Spiingfiild at Nova Siotia DOOR WAGON ATHERLEY FOREST MOTORS 301 Athorloy Rd at Forest Ave Orlllio Ont 3255122 wish had the right thing to say to my team after an ef fort like that but sure dont These things are going to hap pen to every teambut you dont like to be embarrassed In Sundays other NHL games Buffalo Sabres defeated Boston Bruins 41 Chicago Black Hawks stopped Washing ton Capitals 54 and Detroit Red Wings nipped New York Rangers 65 On Saturday Boston edged Montreal 43 Toronto Maple Leafs trimmed Minnesota 51 New York Rangers tied Pitts burgh 242 liiladelphia tied New York Islanders 33 Atlan ta Fiaines tied Vancouver Canucks 33 Chicago Black Hawks dropped Detroit 41 St Louis Blues topped Colorado Rockies and Los Angeles Kings shaded ieveland Barons 43 The victory moved the Flyers into firstplace tie with the Islanders in the Patrick Divi sion The loss extended Miir nesotas winless streak at Philadelphia to games Buffalo defeiicenian Jocelyn Guevremoiit scored his first two goals of the season leading the Sabres over Boston and en ding the Bruins fourgame win ningstrcak Andre Savard and Lee Fogo lin scored Buffalos other goals Gary Doak had the Boston goal HOLD TOISPOT Dick Redmond scored on 43 foot slap shot following faceoff midway in the final pe riod lifting Chicago over Wash ington Redinonds goal his second of the game put the Hawks into first place in the Sinytbe Division Leblancs 15foot back hander with 20 seconds remain ing gave Detroit its triumph over the Rangers just 17 sec onds after New Yorks Rod lil bert scored from 20 feet to lie the score 55 It was the low point of the season for the Rangers whose coach John Ferguson threw up his hands in disgust at the teams fifth loss in seven home games Its awful hard to take he said to give it away like that seconds after tying it had my three best checkers out there It was Detroits third vicr tory all recorded by the vet cran iiacomin who exactly one year ago was sold to the Red Wings by the Rangers for 530000 Hockey League play Sunday Hamilton As dcd the other goals of the games Jil penalties cond with Pt 35 once goals apiece Tainpbcll and Rob West EMPTY NET HELPS BLUES EDGE RAMS Ry TIIIINII IRIISS Three powervplay goals helped Guelph llalcrs gain Tut victory over Owen Sound Greys in Southern Ontario Junior In the only other game Sunday ollingwood lllucs defeated Richmond Ilill Rains regular play for the Blues but is an tXlllliltltill game for the Rainsof thefillA Provincial Junior Imagin Play resumes tonight willi olliiigwoorl visiting Mount loliii lavclla led the winners with tour goals Mylcs Mc Taiilcy and Dwight Iiier each scored twice and Hill Roach For the Rams Mike Walker and Frank Nigro had two ilicr scorers wcrt Wle LADIES SINGLES Kim Allelsoii of Ottawa is all smiles after receiving the gold medal in ladies singles at Skate anada 76 in tawa Saturday Karena Richardson of Britain placed second with the silver and of West bronze Garnet isterineir Germany won the CP Photo Ottawa ends Fincups reign as the unbeatable Jr club By THE vttDIv IRIISS ttawa 67s cndcd London Knights sixgame unbeaten streak Sunday with an 877 vic tory in an Ontario Hockey Asso ciation Major Junior SIlS game In other Sunday gaincs St fatliaiincs lincups defeated Oshawa Generals 774 and Sault Ste Marie Greyhounds beat The game counts as In Owen Sound the Plaitrs traich ii at the end of tlic first period but lchlZZ at theend of tbcsccond Paul Kistner and George Mcllict each scored lltt for luclpli lcrry fullcii John Harrison and Milo tianack ail Hrad Indcrwood Don McLeod llltt lliiiiii and liiii bolt replied for the Greys who 1tftilltgtlliit io il lllll took IIIII BLIICSIRUI At follingwood the Blues ralliid foi Ill victory aflci trailing 27 at the end of the first pcriod and altii the sc minutes left in the third period iictinindcr Ilrian Staiikicicwz of the Rams was given match penalty for shooting the puck at the referee Because Richmond Hills starting goalie Mitch Lovclock was forced out of action with an injury in the second period the Rains had to finiin the game without llftlllllllltl The score at the How of Slaiikiciiws tll was liltltS scored the winning and insurance goals into an ciiiply llii lill Slcpbciison Dave WindsorSpitfirestlfi On Saturday Toronto Marlr boros beat Kingston aiiadians 741 St atharincs downed Sud bury Wolves Sl and Kitchener Rangers defeated tittawa 67s ltHi Play resumes tonight Windsor at Sudbury In London Davc MatQueen and Toni McDoncll each scored twice for ttawa Bobby Smith Stcvc Marcngcrc Peter ain and Yvan Ion scored one each Jiin Hamilton and Steve Stockinaii scored two each for the Knights who led after the first period liiii MatRae llcaii Hopkins and Ilrad Marsh added the other London goals before crowd of 2257 At sliawa thc Iincups lcd after the first period and Wl ahead no in the second when Oshawa scored twice bcforc crowd of 138 Mike Kcaliiig scored three goals for lllt Iiiicups ttlicr goals came from lay Johnston Danny Shearer Dalc Mctourt and llrian Anderson liiick Duroclicr scored twicc with for the Generals John Laprin do and Rob Zaincjc were the otlicr scorers St Tatbarincs outshot in awa 4840 In Saull Ste Marie lcd Nor lan led the Greyhounds with two goals Dan orinicr raig llartsbiiig Rrian Gualazxi lillilll Gnstafson Gerry Rioux and Tim oulis had the others liarlic Skjodt scored twice for Windsor Ron Priest George Kotsoponlos and Brian IIllacott had one each Rcfcrcc liiii Ramsay called 39 penalties for total of 88 minutes and issued four game iiiisconducts tin Saturday Rcd Laurence and Harry Ducncli each scored tlil goals for lbc Rangers in Kitchener Toni McLeod Rick Duguay Kevin Street and Terry Rovair wcic ot litr itclitiitr Stoitrs II II 101 11 Stcvc Maiciigcrc Dave Mac Qiiccn and Run Wilson each got twotlttawagoals llit Rangcis oulsliot itiawa Ito llll tlic iLTs taking of lllllllllilpttlilltltS BARRIE AUCTIONEER ACCUSED of giving the public break It has been reported that Bryan Pocello Auctioneer for Auctioneers Jobbeis of 49 Morrow Rd Unit 14 Barrie has been auctioning new furniture at ridiculously low prices This new furniture is guaranteed by the manufacturers and this is found to be 50 Further investigation of the Auction will be held Tuesday night at 700 pm when the sole starts Chorgex is pending as well as Mosterchorge and reasonable instore financing Thé Barrie Examiner Monday Nov 197611 Shaver proves mastery with Skate Canada win TAWA CP At Skate Canada 75 in Edmonton Ron Shaver said hed rather be the underdog because then can pull out all the stops skate more cautiously when Im No1 This year the underdog has come out from under to win Canadian skaters dominate OTTAWA CP Canadian skaters took the lions share of the medals during competition here at Skate Canada 76 Ron Shaver of Cambridge Ont won the mens singles Kim Alletson of Ottawa took the womens title and Susan arscallen and Eric Gillies of Toronto placed third in the ice dancing competition Shaver who lost to Toller Cranston at Skate Canada 75 in Edmonton was the favorite to win this year each event at Skate Canada 76 which ended here during the weekend The 25yearold skater from Cambridge had been under the shadow of Toller Cranston who beat Shaver at Skate Canada 75 Last February Shaver pulled groin muscle at the Winter Olympics in Innsbruck Austria the day before his free skating performance and was unable to continue competing It was the lowest point of my whole life when got hurt at POTTS the Olympics threw my skates down and said Id never skate again Shaver said it was Cranston who convinced him that he had to continue Toller said he was leaving to turn rofessional and that shoul nt ruin my chances be cause of an injury DOCTORS HELPED Shaver went to see doctors at McMaster Medical Centre in Hamilton and they 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