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yttakland San Diego 11222 2113 Seattle 11 112112111 K1111 1122 ational otiferei Eastern Division llallas 12 1111451212 FirstRound Playoffs Washing II 1911 11111 American Conferenci Louis 11 2117 All times EST lhili 1122113117 Saturday Games Giants 1111113111 357 Oakland at llallllllolt 1230 1eiitral Diiisioii 111 Miiio it 11231 1141 Pittsburgh at Deliver pm ytliicago 0233 11 National Conference Detroit II 1112141 429 Monday Dec 211 Games ilttll ltay 411i 11111431 21111 Chicago at Dallas t11mpi Bay 212 11111112211 14 Minnesota at Los Angeles 13 enior Sundays Results 111111111111 Bay 11 11 7711 Thunder Bay 51 Mississauga 1111111111lge 11 11 117 11 Braiitford Whitby 1111111 11 too 111 24 stilurttays iiisuns H1 111 11 117 1111 31 Thunder Bay 11 Mississauga 111 11111 117 1113 21 Barrie Braiittord 111 1113 1111312311 Thursdays ianiis 1wiiig11 1111 53 1111 ti Braiitford at nhl Cleveland Mississauga leyiland at Boston ll1 oiifereiivi iltlls Division Manery Boston 1111111111 11 1111 111 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York Western Canada Seattle ti New Westminster 1i Atlanta Flaiiies Ioni Lysiak 12 and Chicago Black Wings outskoted llawks Dale Iallon 11111 pursue flying puck during the first perioil of Sundays game in Chicago AP Laserphoto Detroit loses 62 By SCOTT ABBOTT The Canadian Press The way Detroit Red Wings coach Bobby Kroinin told it there shouldnt have been much doubt about his clubs 62 loss to New York Rangers in National Hockey League act ion Sunday night We didnt come to play in the first period Kromm said They outskated us outbumped us and outgoaled us Our defence played very poorly The Rangers were heat ing as to the slot to the outside to the corners and to the front of the net The first was the period in which New York got two of Ron Duguays three goals and built 441 lead but Dave Maloney of the Rangers was somewhat worried when Detroit scored two quick goals It the 1111111 period toclose within Here we go again Maloney said he told himself thinking back to the Red Wings three late goals that produced tie at Detroit last Thursday But it wasnt to be repeated on Rangers ice We learned lesson in Detroit Maloncy said In other games Montreal anadiens blanked Philadelphia Ilyers Boston Bruins beat Cleveland Barons and hi cago Black Hawks shut out Atlanta ll£lllIS In heavy slate Saturday Cleveland downed the Rangers New York Islanders beat Boston 411 Philadelphia edged Atlan ta 411 Pittsburgh Penguins stopped Montreal 1721 Buffalo Sabres and Vancouver Canucks tied 7171 Toronto Maple Leafs whipped Chicago 71 Colorado Rockies took Minnesota North Stars 51 Washington Capitals nipped Los Angeles Kings and Detroit edged St Louis Blues 12 Duguay picked up an assist along with his three goals at New York while the Rangers received other goals from Lucien DeBlois Wayne Dillon and Mike McEwen against Detroit net minder Ron Low The victory over Detroit whose goals came from Dennis 111111 and AndrcSt Laurent was the Itaiigers first III eight games Winnigeg wins twice Steve Sliiitt scored powerplay goal at 1715 of the first period and Jacques Lemaire scored into an empty net late in the game as the flu ridden anadicns won at Philadelphia to end an lIgame Plyers unbeaten streak Goalie Keii Dryden turned 11122 saves for the shutout as Mon treal played without such mainstays as Guy Lafleur Guy Lapointe and Yvan ournoycr SCORES ON REBOLND At Boston Rick Middleton put Jean Itatellcs rebound under Cleveland goalie Gary Edwards in the third period to give the Bruins their ninth consecutive victory at home Kris Manery power play goal posted the Barons to 1711 lead in the second period but Bobby Schmautz tied it for Boston with his l4tli goal of the season into an open net after Edwards had wandered to the backboards for the puck in the third period Its tough to lose one goal lead the way we lid with the puck coming off the boards in strange manner said leve land coachJ1ck Evans That hurt Boston goalie Gerry licevcrs was making his first start since Oct 211 when he suffered strained ligaments game in Pit tslurgh The victory moved Boston into second place in the Adams Division ahead of idle Toronto Goaltender Tony Esposito had 21 saves for the ooth shutout of his Nlll career and Grant Mulvey scored two goals to lead the Black Hawks to victory at Chicago It was only the Hawks mntli victory Ill 12 games but put them past idle Vancouver into first place 111 the Smytlie Division Jean Savard scored the first tliicago goal when he poked the puck past Atlanta goalie Dan Bouchard from close range Mulveys first goal of the game came with two Phones in the penalty box In action tonight Vancouver visits Los Angeles and St Louis at Toronto Jets down New England By THE CANADIAN PRESS pair of weekend victories over the first place New Eng land Whalers and Ytinnipegl Jets find themselves right back in the thick of things After dropping the first three meetings between the two clubs during the current World Hockey Association season the redrhot Jets pasted the Whalers 133 Saturday night iii Hartford Conn and followed that up with 741 drubbing at home Sunday night Winnipeg which now has won five of its last six games had been outscored 125111 the three previous meetings Sundays victory moved the Jets to within eight points of the lead ers and they also enjoy game in hand on the Whalers Elsewhere Sunday touring Soviet Union allstar squad edged Indianapolis Racers Houston Aeros downed the Czechoslovakian national Shenanigans on can be quelled TORONTO 1CI The ugly scenes that pre empted mueli of Team Canadas performance at the 1977 world hockey chain pionships in Vienna is not likely to be repeated next year in Prague And the solution for effec tively quelling the onice she nanigans that earned the Cana dians the nickname lcam Ueg back home has been proposed by the new National Hockey League president John Ziegler Johns idea is so simile cant imagine why we idiit think of it sooner said Al Eaglcson executive director of the NIIL Players Association He proposes that our players be subject to normal NIIL dis ciplinary measures fines sus pensions and so on while par ticipating in the world chamlt pionships If we approach it this way Eagleson says doubt that youll see many of the things that went on in Vienna and BOBBY lllLI scores team 12 and Birmingham Bulls shaded Edmonton Oilers 32 which were so anxious to avoid Most of it happened for only one reason because the guys had in effect licence to do it there would be no retali ation and no punishment Now theyll have to watch themr selves The Canadian team to the world championships is made up chiefly of players from clubs that fail to make the playoffs or get by the first round of post season games in the NHL or World Hockey Association Eaglcson admits that struc turing the team for the 19711 championships should be up permost in the minds of those responsible for its formation eliminating the hotheads even before the trip to Europe IN MEDAL CONTENTION The Canadian squad which finished fourth came close to winning the gold in Vienna but with few noteable exceptions was diplomatic disaster think the Vienna ex Ziegler foiirtli spot 111 league scoring with 21 goals and an identical number of assists Bobby Hull tied for second 111 scoring with points also not ted his 211111 of the season for the Jets who broke the game open with four third period goals The teams were tied after the first period with Winnipeg holding 1172 edge after 40 minutes The Whalers outshot the Jets 14 211 but Winnipeg goaltender Joe Daley was equal to the oc casioii and came up with number of key saves to keep the visitors at bay In Saturdays only other con test the Soviets heat Cincinnati Stingers 34 Games involving the two international clubs are included 111 league standings The game before capacity crowd of 111303 111 tiniiipig was New Englands fourth 111 five nights and Whalers coach Harry Neale said the gruelling schedule was telling on his players GAMESDICNIANDING As the game went on they the JetsI got stronger and we got weaker he said The two games against the Europeans were mentally physically and emotionally The Russians spotted in demanding he added dianapolis 11 lead and then referring to the Whalers 72 roared back with pair of goals win overtheItussianslast Wed 111 the second period and two nesday and victory over the more in the third to register Czechs on Friday their second win in as many Anders lledberg was the key nights and raise their record to the Winnipeg victory Sun against Wllepposition1021 lay scoring twice and adding IOIOV NETS WINNER pair of assists to move into Alexander Biljalctdinovs goal at 112211 of the final period tied it 321 and Vladimir Popov netted the winner at 1227 Ihe Czechosliwaks who opened their WHA tour with victory over Indianamlis now have dropped five in row with Paul lopiels goal at 238 of the third period the death knell Sunday Czechoslovakia got the lime goal of the first period as Jaros lav Lycka scored unassisted at 111241 But the Aeros replied with pair of SOCOIItlpClltXl goals and Popeil deflected shot from five feet out for the winner in the third lirank Mahovlich scored once Swedes and 1799115 in Vim and assisted on two others to 111h1j1hshm1n1 noduswm lead Birmingham past Edmoir an offside goal in one game the gold medal would have been tossupamong four clubs loses 62 The other thing clearly demonstrated for everybody MOSCOW Router Quebec Nordiques of the World Hockey was that we must stay out of the penalty box he continued Penalties ruined our chances against Russia Who will coach and manage ASSOCialiOfl Suffered their 500 0nd lSS in the Izvcstia tourna ment Sunday dropping 62 de cision to Sweden LarsGunnar Lundberg led the 1978 Canadian team in the world hockey toumament will Swedes with two goals it another game Sunday be determined at NIIL meetings during the allstar Czechoslovakia beat the Soviet IIiiiontiit pcricnce taught us two lmporv tant lessons says Eaglesoii First of all we now know we can put togeliter team during the Stanley Cup playoffs using players not involved in them and win the world title All it takes is discipline We were superior to the game break in Buffalo next the month Eagleson figures the makeup of the team will follow the same format as in 1977 Kingston edges Oiiciwci 67s 98 By THE CANADIAN PRESS Barry McQuaids goal into an empty net with 21 seconds re maining gave Kingston Cana dians 98 win over Ottawa 675 on Sunday in an Ontario Hockey Association Major Junior game In other games Sunday Sud bury Wolves whipped Sault Ste Marie Greyhounds 71 Toronto Marlboros downed Kitchener Rangers 122 Oshawa Generals and Hamilton Fincups tied 44 and London Knights and Niag ara Falls Flyers tied 44 011 Saturday Peterborough Petes edged Windsor Spitfires 54 Play resumes Tuesday with Sault Ste Marie at Toronto Kingston at Ottawa and Sud bury at Hamilton In Kingston Ottawa led 32 after the first period and 65 af tcr40minutes of play Centre Gary McMonagle led the Canadians with two goals while single goals went to Brian Coffey Tom Bailey Brad Cle merits Brian Crombecn Tim while single goals went to Shane Simpson Dave Mac Queen Shane Pearsall Yvan Joly and Jim Fox Kingston outshot Ottawa 4629 At Sault Ste Marie Dave Hunter and Norm Stefan wch scored twice for Sudbury with Dan McCarthy Brian McDavid and John Walker each adding one Rookie Monty Bcauchamp in his second game for the Greyhounds ruined Sudbury goalie Jim Sidwclls shut out Carroll added the others for bid at 550 of the third period London The Greyhounds took eight of Guy Losicr scored twice for the 13 penalties and were out Niagara Falls Single goals shot 4527 went to Bob Phillips and Stan In Toronto Mark Murphy Adams and Gary Dillon scored three IIllEDIETIIS goals each as the Marlboros On Saturday in Windsor Tim outshot the Rangers 4530 Trimpcr scored his ltith and before 1324 spectators 20th goals of the season to lift Brad Thiessen had two goals the Petcs to their win while single goals went to Rob Mark Kirton Keith Acton Garner Stewart Gavin Mark and Jeff Brubaker also scored Tecplc and Jim Peplinski for the Petes outshot 41125 Gerry Leroux scored three goals for Windsor to run his pagnolas second goal with 114 left in the game lifted the Generals to the tie Diego Odino and Les Campbell scored the other Oshawa goals Dan Polizianni scored twice for Hamilton with single goals going to Paul Marshall and Doug Sheddcn In London Wayne Thompson scored twice for the Knights in cluding the tying goal with just more than two minutes left in the game Frank Nigro and Bill REPLIED FOR RANGERS err 0e Sc here nd Brian Cross and Terry Bovair season total to 36 and take over McQuaid were the only Kitchener the lead as the leagues top LEI OTTAWA players to beat Toronto goalie goalscorer Steve Marengere led the 01 Terry Wright tawa scoring with three goals At Oshawa Blair Barnes scored the other Windsor goal Aurora Tigers down Royal York Royols 103 By THE CANADIAN PRESS Norm Kajola scored four goals Sunday pacing Aurora Tigers to 103 win over Royal York Royals in Ontario Hockey Joe Cam Association Provincial Junior play Guelph Platers downed Dixie Beehives 94 and North Bay Trappers edged Markham Notional college team wins 102 PRISEK Czechoslovakia CPI Canadas national col lege hockey team outshot the local Pisek club 5413 on the Waxers 65 in other Sunday games On Saturday North Bay Trappers edged Wexford Raiders 65 Play resumes tonight with Wexford at Hamilton At home the Tigers got two goals from Manfred Wolf and single goals from Dan Shearer John Robertson Randy Cooker ton and Dave Robinson Dave Robb Dave Phillips and Warner Giovanitti replied for the losers At Dixie Ted Kewlcy and Mark Aitken each scored three times forthc visiting Platers ADDED OTHERS Nadcau of Western Ken Knowles of Bishops and To rontos Doug Caincs Larry Hopkins and Alex Jeans way to 11122 exhibition win Fred Cuvcher St Francis Terry Cullen George Mc Sunday Xavier was in goai Mr the Ca Phee and Don McLeod added Kim Elliott of Concordia Uni nadians the others for Guelph versity led the Canadian Interv collegiate Athletic Union Selecv ts with two goals Adding single scores were Louis Chaissons of University of Quebec at IroisRivieres Mac Davis of st Marys Kevin Primcaii of Alberta Dave Combri second GOIIWALDOV Czech oslovakia iCPi Cambridge Ilornets suffered the second loss of their Czechoslovakian tour bowing 9711 Friday to the Prerov hockey club The Hornets representing the Ontario Hockey Association Senior series now have three wins in five starts and are scheduled to play their next game Tuesday against an as yet undeterminixl opponent Dan Cormier scored pair for the losers Steve Cloutier and Jeff Bacon got the others On home ice Gillis Croppeur with two Neil Blanchard Rod Stainler Dave Hilborn and Dino Maculuso scored for the Trappers ge loses 93 055 on tour The tour originally called for nine games to be played and was then revised to eight The site of one scheduled contest burned down last week adding further doubt to exactly how many games will be played It was the second win for the CIAL squad against Czech oslovakian thirddivision club On Friday they béat Milevsko +3 in the opening match of their fivegame Czechoslovakian tour Hornets in the second period as Prerov gained 63 advantage entering the final period The Hornets hit hard by in fluenza since arriving in Czech oslovakia drew 15 of 19 penal ties called and were outshot 29 18 before an estimated crowd of 50011 Dave Tataryn started in goal for Cambridge and was re placed midway through the Peter Ascherl scored short handed goal for Cambridge in the first period and Prerov led 21 after 211 minutes Don Wells and Dave Peace scored for the game by Bob Dupuis Team Canada iuniors blonk Czechoslovakia QIEBEC iCPI Team Canada juniors exploded for three thirdperiod goals Sunay night to blank Czechoslovakia St in an exhibition game prior to the Breakers of the WCIIL and Stan Smyl of the WCHLS Patrick Daley of Laval Na New Westminster Bruins tionals of the Quebec Major drew assists Junior Hockey League and The Canadian team 32 Brad McCrimmon of Bran winners over Finland in their 1343 taking rebound and scoring 011 fast wrist shot World Cup of Junior Hockey don Wheat Kings of the first outing at Cornwall tournament which starts Western Canada Hockey 0111 Saturday night had Thursday League scored for Canada in 249 edge in shots on goal in The ans team of the first and second periods the first peiiod and handed respectively SlllTOlT SIIAREI Al Jensen of Hamilton Fin cups of the OHA started in the Canadian net and was relieved by Pat Riggin of the OHAS London Knights mid way through the second frame They turned in 29 saves to share the shutout Hrabak was tested by 48 Canadian shots Daley opened the scoring at 9Tt of the first period from close range on power play Bryan Walter of Seattle out most of the hitting the game featured But it took slap shot from just insise the blueline by McCrimmon at 1438 of the second period to move Canadas lead to 20 Mc Crimmon took pass from Wayne Babych of Portland Winter Hawks of the WCHL and beat Hrabak Canadian captain Bob Smith of the OHAs Ottawa 67s who earned an assist 011 McKegneys goal was among the standouts Canadian juniors led 20 after two periods and with 302 gone in the third Ben Wilson of Kingston Canadians of the Ontario Hockey Associatio Major Junior series fired slap shot from 40 feet out to beat Czechoslovakian goaltender Jan Hrabak Forty seconds later King stons Tony McKegney put sixfooter behind Hrabak and Wayne Gretzky 0f Sault Ste Maire Greyhounds of the OHA got the final goal at Team Canada liiiiiors Patrick Daly of Laval Quebec pokes the puck past Czechoslovakia Juniors goalie Jon llrabak and defeneeman Ivan Cerny for Canadas first goal during first period action Sunday 11 Photo