wayvyww wur WWvvlvw Detroit Red Wings Bill Lochead 28 is downed by Flyers Bibby Clarke in the first period of Sunday nights game in Philadelphia Clarke went off the ice with two minutes for book ing and Lochead went off for stitches after being injured on the play AP Photo ln NHL play Rangers fall to Flames Hobs shutout Toronto By SCOTT ABBOTT The Canadian Press Atlanta Flames have burned with rather dull light when away from home recently but they fired up at the sight of New York City on Sunday night Bobby Lalonde and Ken Houston scored 49 seconds apart midway through the third period to overcome 21 deficit and the Flames went on to de feat New York Rangers 52 en ding sixgame winless string on the road In other games Sunday night Buffalo Sabres split 33 with Pittsburgh Penguins Montreal Canadiens rallied for 32 vic tory over Chicago Black Hawks New York Islanders ripped Washington Ca itals 60 Boston Bruins beat eveland Barons 31 and Philadelphia Flyers stopped Detroit Red Wings 30 In action Saturday Montreal blanked Toronto Maple Leafs Detroit tripped the Rangers 31 Philadelphia and the Islanders tied 22 Boston whip ped Atlanta 60 Pittsburgh overturned Chicago 74 Min nesota North Stars tied Los Angeles Kings 22 and St Louis Blues defeated Colorado Rockies3l STRIKE QUICKLY Secondperiod goals by Walt Tkaczuk and Don Murdoch gave the Rangers the lead over the Flames who had middle riod marker by Bill Clement Lalonde and Houston struck at 1100 and 1156 of the final frame respectively to put the Flames ahead Robert Simpson onetime member of Sherbrooke Beavers in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League who had been called up earlier in the day from Tulsa Oilers of the Central League added insurance goals 53 seconds apart at 1508 and 1601 Tom Lysiak assisted on three goals in the thirdperiod outburst The Rangers might have guessed the Flames had some thing in store New York has won only once in the last 12 meetings between the Patrick Division rivals Danny Gare took Stoughton scores to lead Stingers By ROSS HOPKINS The Canadian Press Its been an agonizing first month for Cincinnati Stin ers and no one epitomizes the or nendous start the World Hockey Association club has had more than Blaine Stoughton The right winger who fin ished ninth in WHA scoring last and fourth in goals with 52 en tered Sundays game with Win nipeg Jets looking for his first score of the season His search isover now Stoughtons breakaway goal with only 128 remaining gave the Stingers az win over Win nipeg and thwarted the Jets in their effort to gain ground on firstplace New England Wha lers It was Sundays only sched uled contest and the Stingers third in as many nights against Canadian clubs After dropping 32 decision Friday night to Edmonton Oilers Cincinnati rebounded Saturday night with 65 win over Quebec Nor diques In other games Saturday New England beat Indianapolis Racers 53 while Edmonton and Birmingham Bulls played toa 11 tie CAPS COMEBACK Stoughtons goal ca ped thirdperiod comeback or Cin cinnati which finished second in the WHAs Eastern Division last season but has been strug gling this year to stay ahead of lastplace Birmingham The Stingers now have 49 mark three but 20 ack of the Whalers The 24yearold native of Gil bert Plains Man was sent in alone by Rich Leduc who had teamed with Stoughton to tie the game minutes earlier Winni which trails New Englan by three points and hasplayed one more ame than the Whalers had ta en 21 lead in the first period and held that lead until 1409 Jets goaltender Markus Mat tsson who blocked 21 shots made stunnin save off blast from Stou ton but was still off balance and helpless when Leducs centring pass bounded off the skate of the Jets Kent Nilsson and into the Winnipeg goal LOMBARDO WON ll Guy Lombardo for 50 ears one of Americas top and leaders drove his Tempo VI power boat nearlyI 71 mph to win the Gold Cup In 1946 ints ahead of the Bulls Cincinnati coach Jacques De mers conceded that Leducs goal was lucky but that that sort of thing has tendency to even out over the course of the season WAS FLUKE Sure it was fluke he said You should see how many flukes have beaten us Weve lost six games by one goal so far this season Meanwhile Jets coach Larry Hillman said he is concerned that something is missing from his clubs attack Something is not sparking us he said Other clubs are smartening up The come in here and play cean type closechecking brand of hockey with no roughness or in timidation and its working REAL BRICK EACINGS ENUINE V2 CLAY BRICK FACINGS EASY TO USE MADE WITH THE DOlTYDURSELFER 0Commerciol lndustriol Ollesidentiol VALUABLE COUPON For the month of Nov when this coupon is presented you will receive discount of 15 IN STOCK ONLY IJ MASONRY SUPPLIES LTD lt Looks Real Because It Is Real 726232 lct Rwy 2021 North at Midhurst goalmouth ass from Craig Ramsay an scored from five feet out at 1310 of the final period at Buffalo to lift the Sabres into their tie with Pit tsburgh who received llsave performance from goalie Denis Herron DISPLAYED COOL Everythin was going our wayeveryt ing was hap pening so fast it made me more careful said the belea uered Herron who display con siderable cool under pressure We didnt lose agamsr uns team last yearwhy should we start losing now Confidence is big thing in hockey But Ramsay who scored his eighth goal of the season in the Buffalo cause saw things somewhat differently It was ridiculous he said We get 44 shots and only tie Herron is great goalie if you let him get hot You have to get to him quick While the Sabres were harassing Herron the Penguins managed only 16 shots at Buf falo netminder Don Edwards At Chicago Yvan Cournoyer and Guy La inte scored unas sisted goals ate in the third pe riod to give Montreal their 10th victory of the season SCORES WINNER Cournoyers fourth goal of the year came at 1655 off bad clearing pass by the Black Hawks tying the game 22 Lapointe followed with the gamewinning goal his second of the oorralled aloose puck dee Chicago territory and goalie Tony Esposito Rookie Mike Bossy scored his 10th and 11th goals of the season as the Islanders blanked the Capitals at Landover Md Brian Trottier Billy Harris Lorne Henning and Clark Gil lies had New Yorks other goals against Washington goalie Ber nie Wolfe Glenn Resch turned in the shutout with 26 stops The Gags are good hockey club sai islanders coach Al Arbour of the vanquished lmow they are in slump right now but they are going to win lot of games this year So far the Capitals are 2102 while Arbours Islanders are 54 in eat game at 1902 when he Nations Cup Canada wins TORONTO CP The Cana dian equestrian team won the International Nations Cup in jumpoff Sunday against the United States at the Royal Hor seShow Canada and the US were the only countries to complete the regulation two rounds without committing single fault forc ing tiebreaker in which the fastest combined time would have been the deciding factor had the teams ended in yet an other deadlock on points But having set blistering pace the Canadians had things well under control with three clean jumpoff rides to two for the US before the last US rider Buddy Brown on Sand sablaze knocked down fence in his attempt to ull his team ahead of the Cana ians time For Canada it was the first Prix des Nation victory here in six years after the US had taken this feature event four times in the last five years But the key to the Canadian win was magnificent pressure ride by veteran Jim Elder of Aurora 0nt aboard Scotch Valley forcing the final US rider to take the chances that eventually caused Sandsablaze to knock down fence and give Canada the Cup Britain and West Germany both committed eight faults in their two regulation rounds and finished tied for third place HAD CLEAN ROUNDS On the way to the jumpoff John Simpson of Cochrane Alta with Texas Ian Millar of Perth 0nt aboard Brother Sam and Terry Leibel of To ronto riding Merchant of Ve nice all had two clean rounds In Nations Cup only the top three scores among four member team count As re sult Canada moved into second place in the nations point stand mgs The US leads with 71 fol lowed by Canada with 33 Brit am with 23 and West Germany with 22 The US won both events on Saturdays program In the In ternational Fault and Out the featured evening show it was Bernie Traurigs turn to take the winners plate with Fair Warning after scoring 32 points 67s beat Rangers in Junior play By THE CANADIAN PRESS Ottawa 67s scored six unan swered thirdperiod goals Sun day to defeat Kitchener Rangers 10 in an Ontario Hockey Association Major Jun ior game In other Sunday games Niag ara Falls Flyers beat Sudbury Wolves 53 Hamilton Fincups downed Windsor itfires 51 Oshawa Generals efeated To mnto MarlborosTl Kingston Canadians edged London Knights 32 and Sault Ste Marie Greyhounds whipped Peterborough Petes 83 Play resumes Tuesday with Ottawa at Hamilton and King ston at Oshawa Playing at home Ed Hospo dar scored twice as the 67s moved from 11 firstperiod tie to 43 secondperiod lead Single Ottawa goals went to Shane Pearsall Dave Mac Quecn Bob Smith leff Geiger Tim Higgins Steve Payne Sean Simpson and Yvan Joly The Rangers outshot 4435 on the game got two goals from Doug Sulliman and one from Don Maloney in Sudbury the Flyers scored four unanswered goals in Lllt third period to win before 1741 fans SCOREI THE WINNER Guy Losier scored the wmncr on power play at 16 13 in the final riod and John Gibson score into an empty net with seven seconds left to clinch the victory Louie Franceschctti scored two goals to pace the win Mike Gardner rounded out the Flyers scoring Replying for Sudbury were Rick Bolan John Walker and Bob Lekun At Hamilton centre Rob Meirkalns scored two goals to lead the Fincups to victory Jody Gage Al Secord and Denis Houle scored the other goals for the Fincups who took 30 lead in the first period and added their final two goals af ter scoreless second period Bo Schryers 15th goal of the season at 643 of the third pe riod spoiled Al Jensens bid for his second shutout in three games In Oshawa Mike Pidgeon scored two goals and assisted on three others to lift the Gen erals to victory Also scoring for Oshawa were Don Hawkes Les Campbell and Tom Mc arthy REPLIED FOR TORONTO Brian Mctafferty Brad Ihiessen and Glen Duncan re plied for Toronto The Generals held first period lead and the teams were tied 242 at the lid of the second period At London Mike Simurdas lolh goal of the season at 12 of the third period broke 22 tie Pete ooncy and Mike Gillis HOlctl the olher Knigslon goals Brian Film and Joe iaterson smrod for thI Knights Guelph dumps Rangers Trappers beat Royals By THE CANADIAN IRILSS George Mclhee scored Ine goals Sunday to lead Guelph Platers to 93 victory over North York Rangers in an un tario Provincial Junior hockey game In other games Sunday Dixie Beehives waxed Mount Ham ilton 132 Royal York Royals edged North Bay Trappers 4A and Aurora Tigers downed Richmond Hill Rams 86 On Saturday Markham Wax ers defeated Wexford Raiders 33 Action resumes tonight with Newmarket at Hamilton Terry Cullen Ted Kowlvy Brian McClellan and Paul Kis tner scored the other goals for the Platers in the gami played at Guelph John Cooper Don Itehill and Bill Wensink scored for North York At Dixie Blaine Thurston and Grant Hansen led the lifttlllnx with thin and two goals respcrlcly Singles went to ielf Bacon hlls Costello Dan orlnier ltory enroll tomnd Waizgiii Hill hhutl lion finnildcrs and Slow itlLllcl hris Llllltlll and liick Mas trolu31 scored for Hamilton Ilili LEADS At North Bay the Royals were led by John tilI with two goals while Gord Harris and Warren iovanmh uiictl sir gles J04 Imicmli Mikcï¬hze hall and Bruce Guthrie plud for the Trappers At Aurora Ilznu Robinson and Bill tray mintted the Inosl lamagc Wllh two goals Ilpltt Singles went to Bob Law Don Itcrgnson Tom liolwitson and Sandro Sii vcstre Bill Stephenson min two Mike Hum Tum lids 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