The Guardian. Charlottetown. Toes" Apr-ll 7. 1984. 111 \_

SPORTS Safer FRONT "c 95

Vern Hanrit'ahan of Charlotte-

town saw his fourth appearance-

3,, NICK FlLLMORE lwith Kansas (‘ity Athletics of thel

}A‘mci_'ican_ League yesterday.)

[pitching five innings while giv- iing up only one 1‘! it

[WILL USE ROOKIE

lmlach Switches Lines, Says Bower Will Siari

i By DAVE BETTE l" - ‘ TORONTO iffP-rAs he rode t i into the valley of hockey deatn.

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‘ I you've got to :n iiitli your hes ;man and I iliink Bower s Mm Ihest goaltender In the league

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SO 7 1i rphe 195.pnund rmmhander' ‘.Punch Imlach Monday called The Leafs wciii ilirouzli an r iPnncp Edward [stand-s m.“ “h ,. up more troops. I't‘HilLlllt‘d n... '1 1 hour of Sil‘f‘lliliills priit-tii-e .\lnu~ lion's threat to makc Mainr Lea. lflanks and a n n o u n r e rl that day and will rest until tonight's

mile baseball. has been throwing lJohnny Boner will hr‘u: up the

zanii The four players from .well on most iiccastiiiis this

.‘Rochestcr. which was knocked lout of the XIII. playoffs last. i weekend. mil practice today.

I LIKELY DROPS

1 Most likely candidates to be .dropped from the roster lo ,‘make room for the reinforce- lmcuts are defenccman Larry llillnian and forwards Billy Harr s and Eddie Shack. Harris and ilillman have seen limited . service in the series. and Shack ' was dropped from the third line Saturday night in favor oi rookie Jim Pappiu.

-‘ Would lmlacli keep Papptn

L DEIITENDING Stanley Cup champions. Toronto Maple ea 5.? ace tie big test at home tonight when they go against ‘ . r H i -- ' the spitjitedeontreal Canadiens who are only one game away ofP sii‘Skii‘i; twith" from clinching the bestof-seven semi-final series. this season. The lug'question. which probably won't be answered until At Bradcnton. Fla. * 1 :

rear Behind .loiiircal Canadian; three games to two in then iStanley Cup semi-finals. the .‘ manager-coach of Toronto Ma 4 5ple Leafs ('allt‘d up four 1“." Icruits from Rochester \nici- icans "in case snml‘tinp calls in sick tomorrow,"

One of the four \iill dress to-

game'time. is: “Who will be in the Toronto net for the playoff- n mm on on . faltering .lcilinny Bower. or his back-tip--man. Don Simmons? :Kznsas (:m. :20 12.], “in re inclined to think Maple Leaf coach Punch Imlach will in;th Fog 5. Earl 9 and Suhl stick with flower. llivain: Haudrahaii. Flynn 6, Akcr )Iost hockey critics felt that Bower had a good season .9 and Edwards. Bevan 3 this time. but now that Toronto ll down to the Cup sel‘lell» "—"'“L"~'—“ tlcy agree that he isn‘t the Johnny Bower of 0M. He has ' ht th "t i. ' lookth unsure of himself in four of the five series games to 4 m“ % gégies'mgm 251:3] Lfl‘m‘inlgdnifi

date. and although we only saw the game on television like aw . ,l . -. _ . most of our readers, we thought he was at M! poorest Sat- _ :lbe 6132;129:122” “uh-Tn: Manila urdav nicht in the Leafs’ disastrous 4-2 loss "‘ °'

“'c iliink Imlach will stay with Bower tonight because he 135‘ 5935""5 “'"kio'm'llw'l‘ea:

is the "li_\' tlic forwards- and defence play their best for. Johnny .’ in the National Hockey Leagut.

Bower s- the PSVC‘ilCii‘EiNll 'auts' of the Maple Leafs. Simmons . I l i , ‘ arrived at Maple Leaf Gardens " with Bob Pulfoi-ri and Ron Stew ha: “‘01” ilii-ouzli on Ieveoall occasions in the past when Bower ‘ : ' >i early Mpn‘lal’v ““lm‘f’mm‘ f“ JOHNNY BOWER M" was nnnhie to come up with the big save. but tonight we think i i 5: j .. - 1 .~ ~. Arbour and forwards (-erri‘ law ‘ “I'll keep thinzs fluid Who it it'll be do or die for Johnny and the .Leafs. i ' > 1 K _‘ T- _ _, ,. l 1 man and Eddie Litzenhci‘gcr. few minutes before game time. knows unhi mmmmu- night: Toronto will probably me their roughing ability and wellhl i " -- " ‘ - '1' “r "*“fiw‘mwm'm'mm ‘ " ’ " “"‘ 'r“"““'“““"“" . NHL veterans, were ex- Imlaeh made a concession Mori- I've gm lots of hndies and “I advantace ithey averale 10 pounds heavier than Montreal) i Charlottetown Legion Ju\ve.' FRANK nanrmux of Wind- Fleury. goaltender tor Ottawa last night in the rim game of {peeled Monday Night -‘ day to any Bower definitely W11" go with the ones who can do in mi 81.10"")! to I" back in ll” lel'lfi- Mal" “in” “’l“ . "hes fought their way back 1mg? SOF Maple Leafs POUMGS ill Monta‘flmil‘dS. Stopped a hand their best-of-five Easter Can~ [ Imlach also rearranccd n1: PlaY- i the most for me‘

hc out to hit Montree.‘ attackers hard and often. If this

‘ - - with line'mate Bob Brooks (11) shot from within the blueline. ada A‘i'en Cup semi-finial ser. 1h," moving Andy Bathgate up Bower had the st averaar This -s Imhphvg “. y of 53 . .. . . , I e I the “me! contention for the champion- . . , be _ 4‘ 1 l ‘ . d) y dostiit slrm them down in the enry stag I o I

- - ~. .~ to take a rebound after Gen? The teams Played in one“? iES- ‘CP WireDhowl wtth centre Frank \‘Ialim'lich of anv individual goalie in tnc‘ ‘ h ' i , ,~ l . Pam as". ship of the City and Distiici . -' I . I mg 2 not saying. liltiilii-‘hSiixilclkml‘tillzrly m I“. wud Bu“ M "e p hockey league at the Forum‘ “a [en‘wmger Red 1‘9”) and league durmg the 59350” How ' The Leafs must best the

last night. dcl'eatin'g St. Duw'w. lreinsmmng righfi'mng" Gel?“ Herman" bemg beat?" 0" ‘v league champions tonight to

I l I tnn's Junior Varsity 7-2 in the e S ‘ Armstrong Wit centre ave bouncing shot by .l. C. Tram-i keep me“. Imp” alive O'f mm MahOVllCh Arid K6011 MUSl 60 second game of , besmmhm Keon and Don MChenneY- l blay early in the fourth game! mng 8 Hum 51mg," Stanley final set marred by 31 minor. DEFINITELY PLAY ! the veteran netmlnder has: Cup‘ If a seven”) game is nec_

SHACK USUALLY BRINGS some kind of results —-etther pmames' Although he doe,an usually i inched unsteady. “saw.” Wm hp played m lllsl‘lmllrnfl“ l"“"""“- '"d ill“ "tell" one" Tel": Elmer vlc‘ legioulaiires dropped the first? i announce his goaltender "Milli “I would say that Bower has Mmmnai Thursday "ll-y'l‘l‘r [Kiwi fw“st‘h'l€orgi(iii’o lhiiigtmgiqatlg Lmngomlht home to- igame 0f the 5"“ 4‘3 '0 SDU 0" n a n a a _ v . played as well as any man on: 'Undcr NHL playoff regula- lf’ nicht :er miligniécon and, Frank gMahovllch. If these two can [smur‘l‘al’ and had “1“” 6'3 “'inl : l my Club," “11le said 370ml“ ' “mm 93"“ 1mm '5 Permll'e‘l

O . .> n t . I - “mm for the rut Sunday afternoon over-ruled be- , , . v KenSIrIg‘l'Ofl l “The difference in this series‘ to dress 17‘ players in addition 1?],1112522h121rlyh9“{gigdiigmmsyngaigi[theTpresfm-e of Kcon falls? 0’ “10 "SF of ineligible n-V “UM” LAKE “'g game as bmh Mum “and” i"""”"" ""de “if and "m ‘has been the goaltending. Hodge to the Email? l‘he Leafs have

i ' vii . .‘llahovlit'h WEI ill? big Plfli'el‘i- The dl‘t'lflln'g 33"” “ml OTTAWA (Cm—wmdsm' Maiiom rnbus' body Cheeks' . .‘_“’"‘° an‘lraged by mars (if T' S ’ fhas been sharper. We should been using! 16 but will fill ihe giiiiniltfrTile“Elliii’lifi‘iwiihnllmzu:efiiellé 222: lm track again tonight. the played Thursday night pie Leafs roared from behindl But referee Wally Harris oi 'Llo Leafs :10 from the audi- .be up two games and we're; gap mmghh pmhahiy h-nh he. (‘hfcarln'g “in simth night in take a commanding lead in Binv weanherbi‘, paced the a three-goal deficit to defeat 01- Montreal ruled strictly. handing “f‘lllm 010“ . V _ ‘ down one and I mink Hodgcl {enceman Dougias who ,5 a tel. llll‘ll‘ hl‘Sl'Of'sl‘W‘" Eel. “'m‘ Deiroll- was "0 surprise ‘0 us" [euloiiaii‘cs to their easy win Hawa montagnards 4’3 Monday om 28 penalties' two Of them “1-6 fans.ga‘e the” biggefl‘ Kensinizton Scalirooks dcfcat- has been the difference. But eran of 'I‘orontos power play. The way iii which they won lioWever, was notIat alligo‘od. \lf'et'ge a“. “he mnemm 'a goal i}! each' tg‘igh't in [lee first 811;}? of éhe majogs “furl fiihting,’ [3:3IL(;I:I‘LO\Gmei1j:s 2211’”? “P ed Long River 5_2 al Ihe, Kem thi kinc cf Wliarran's tv-iii oal in the open on in nu cs 0 .e .. . . - l .85 em arm a an up . w on s y vc eran centre “L - ‘4 _- . t n ink 1 st nigh. m “e thigd period and the. confugsizn and delay involved before ref— ,ES'I'MiafifianmgyFl‘Lli‘gfd “:3: semifinals. i Bluy Watson and one by d,” llie game was 15 minutes late 32%" wimp“; xflnh Show V ercc Frank Udvari ruled the marker g . i (I. ‘K ‘ 0 ‘ M St crowd of 4.275. most of tenceman Ian Anderson gave;l~"‘llln2 Under “31’ am “'as‘ Junior hockey league final 59F DUI Ts ONYIY Tllt‘ slranilll‘lloltl 83an in l Sllflley Cull Illa-V0" “ll” 'nm‘Y, ..anelrnce .63 _“ . b' theni supporters of the Mari- Ottawa a comfortable three.- ifullh" delayed l“ thevsemml‘ M a, two games 53011. A I x A I sN‘mS "lie 11 I100? plan it" an Oillclflil lo lllflw “0'1"”th i .f'l'lll'ld" 5’39"" “We sumo y time Senior Hockey champions goal lead mid-way through inc “Wm” “lien hi’lh 9031‘9.‘ left. The deciding game win h like this to happen. He apparently blew his whistle after :1 Al Chmcrie and Belanger. Lwawhed Simnn Nam scare the middle pen-0d tl nice with minor injuries. plaved in Kensmgmn Thursday (‘rozicr had made contact with Wharram's shot and wavt'd FEW STOPS winning goal unassisted at 16:!“ But the Nova Scotlans missed. hr“ per'o‘l—l Ottawa: Wal'l night “ his hands as if there was no iron]. After several momhents Juvenile's goaihe Cap] . Me. of the final period. on a number of good scoring Son Larock. R. Anderson) 8:46 B. 'MacEachem and v. Sm; of consultation with the llneumen and the loail iudiie. ow- Quoid had an easy night in the Nolet swung around alone 01 chances earlier. then static-.1 to 2' ona‘m' 1"" Andgrson 'Beau' cm, paced Kemingmn's w", 1th ever. the goal was allowe Lesion nets. being Dre-seed on i [awn defencer and pulled goat» roll. .rccard. Beedlei 12:38. Penalties ' t i .

' ‘ I i l _. - . - each netting two Koala. A‘an 1r (‘hit-azo wuis the series. this incident will undoubtedly only two occasmns by Sm} “a I mm Bob “mam” m (me side Jim Beckman “red mph. “rs, Watson 1.11. Roy 1.18. Larkin. , , - hr mm"th the ,mrgm'g lmémd ‘3‘ the Jm‘m‘ d“y:‘:lldsa(;hi:'aogo lai‘kl’l's- l hectore dumpinga the puck into goal from inside the Ottawa Irml‘anlan. Ndfifgn “a ‘41:;1‘. small“hassmhfiflslii‘h‘dian:rim _ P‘M‘ have scored their itll‘ zoo. a ey n score. e on . I v ‘ . . _ . I C ,; I ‘ a... _ ‘ F ' . I

Fuhqihmng rm. the injured Terry sawchuk Emmi“, Roger The Island Jtiiciiile champs. the corner. blue line before the second pe 1m" 9:27. Hayden 10.36 Seabroo‘se defence and ad ded (Please Note Time)

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_i ‘ , , ' , t 0 9 controlled the opening portal. The second game of the best- riod ended. , l . .. ‘ ' {our "mu . . w‘wtflfhc'nniiinnirmrzamh‘d skating fierce and often to walk of-five series will. be plafld ; Twwm‘nm‘ Penal”?! Pfil‘l." In ’ Lamckl Long River goals were 5001'“ i AdmISSlon 75‘ f5; the mark Hawks. away with a controlling 44) lead. here Wednesday night. the "HM 13““,0d WM?" 1‘05”? . mm} period _. 3, Ottawa. by Garth Cnseley and George; C," you, Mend. um “in them about this sou-.131 Skate. St. Dunstan's fought back for it was a penalty-filled open-i1" 01'3" “"1" l3“. AndprsmliWatson 11:53: 4. Windsor Beck- Douzhart ‘ cuff the first goal in the St‘f‘Ond per- f”“"' " __m_"_ and Claude Charm" ”‘ "‘9 "Pn' man lGaudet, Allard) I 15:02. e ind. hti' two more by the Leg-1 all-V hm“ 3"" Lem“ “MM “ Penalties u \‘chay 1:23. Fitzn

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. ‘ _ . .. i v _ r _ t z ‘. _. PmLADELPmA PHILUES manager Gene “finch says his ion mode the Stoie 1-]. i play 2031 to close iiP ap namck 3_06_ G. Roy 5.01 Mc_ _

Si. Dunstan's pressed hard to hav 8:15. Dufour 12:08 De

. "1 serious threat for the National League base- . , . l i , 3 . ' .

liz'iiml"“ll|illfiliielléii.< season. provided they come up with a third 8‘" “Mk 1" “19 game “1 "‘9 Lll‘rd ‘ ‘ JUN 32 “mm” W"- “"l‘ Paid 12-39. lAVPSQUO 13-1 I

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- FR. cod but all they Could comei (‘harron still serving his pen- .Beedie 14:03, mm at ..i.’ Fl ,1 ft bonded relief itching SUN“ 1 “P I . ' .. l . infill">B‘-\$T‘A\I)énpdr:pped their suddtPn-dcatli N.S.»I’.E.l. play- UP “"llll “'35 one goal. \WllClls all-V 05"“ Sam“ “M “‘9 'lhird period -5. Windsor. Le- . . . . . . . , P ’

t ct" Q'Ililt" to Windsor in the 31.5. tmvn. 4~2 Saiturday..'VVindso was equailcd by the legion. | m. JOE "llpllls I scor . . _ hlanc iG. Roy. Beckmani 31l2: 1| \l’ meets the New Brunswick winner for the unofficial Mari- Referees for the game .109: MONTREAL [(‘pt fl Jean; From theie_the came ticht~ 5‘ wmdson Gaudei [Flannjgan‘ limp mm . Rantam playdowns are not sanctioned by the (‘oyle and Apps Ai‘scn-auit. 391m.“ operated a, h," speedit-nod up considerable as both Guhhauh, 3.43. 7' Wind”... N0_ \1»\ii-\ The new president of the Canadian Lacrosse Assoc- handed out 21 penalties in the idurihg the Montreal Canadiem' Clubs fought desperately in!” ill? let 16:31. Penalties—4. Ander. iqiiriii. TED BLAIR says the biggest Pmblem "19 5W” has lll game 12 to St. Dunstan'l. hour-long workout at the Forum lie-breaking goal. son 1:28. Charron 2:10. Dufour it"s countrv is “too much bickering and intrigue 81 ll“? execu' , Monday but remained a doubt. ENCOURAGING ROARS 14:16. Watson 4:16. McKay 6:29.. i live lovcl." He says he wants to form a five-man (‘xecullve SLMMARY . m starter {or his team’s sixth Windsor appeared to be the Hayden 17:05, Stilt. Aubney t». nun-ii in attempt to reform some of ltliea‘tzatiine: tt'auilts i ..t. FlIi‘itl‘ist KPeriodq 271 Zuzirnm~ [Stanley Cu p playoff game! much stronger club as the final _ 17:59. ins icto regional high. the livenle -.u t a eimna e on t anc .:. ; »-- A! On ' st 1 e Ma le Leafs in ’I‘or- . . ’ l'l‘"l"'"llf"“l" 1““ “'99'“ 890' 10911 ll” Marltlmt' “‘19 “’ CAMP" llacEafhm“ ‘lm‘inl l4-l5i 3- ':fifdntnnighi. p ' I Take .adyantage of those outstanding waluos in photogmg’hh lolqulpment 1“3130‘ “'35 6—4 "W "19 ‘Ve'kt'nd -- ‘ "0” “l”? 3““ L-i‘fil‘m K3"? ‘Hnafislstt’d' 173“: ‘ X-rav reports made public‘ - - - fine cameras and msoneg now at low. low Shqu ug p cos—Sec. :caler or Fredericton Caps. was a big factor in the winning (it 4-—Legion Weatherbie. rSmitih) Monday Show that "on. 9f the: 1 our display during this 'pecial gab . - - Be ready for the picture taking the Maritime liiterccllcziate hockey crown by UNB 1W0 .Vt‘al‘S 19:05. penalties: Monosimi, lhmmems in big Jean‘s right season. nun JIM TRIMBLE says his M‘lontreal Aloucttes the “yum Sm"? kn" are Mm The swemng has l-7F(‘ won‘t suffer any kind of "moral bl ow ' if the team fails to Mend Period _ 5 5m. __ tam" down mhsidembly and (he

land an experienced quarterback for the cominiz season. 0 Belanger mum?) “.19; 61mph“: fellow had me kn" “me i

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moms confident that his two I‘O'rklPS of last season, Women ‘on weatherbie (Hood) 1643. ‘f m ' k i th mt time! i -l ' 'merGeoe _' ~'..or eworou. e. s” .

d\' Blllir‘BA 83h wrdiniiiT-nilohwdliii; 'Fiie 7 — M91011 F 100d (Weatlierhie. ihe's been on skates Since in__iur-.i f.

‘n H ‘ or ‘ m ‘ l n ' °' Kennedyi 17.25. Penalties: Kane 3 ing the knee last Thursday in a .

Sl‘NllIFRSIDFI LEGION is makinc sure their Maritime champ-

“ .h. . . .i .g the best dressed clubs i2. St. Arnold. Murcliinson. Scott. collision along the boards with . > . - - ;f‘l{Liminglfi‘f’f‘fllfiéfsufll limdmiliin upper Canada later this ‘Bolfliitzcn'. Lc(‘lai~r., ‘the Leafs‘ rambunoltoits Fiddlei t “Jim/[5:15]”: m. Frederl" l lhlngtrim'wfif”ggg ‘(Em'tli‘ty‘ “..pk Tho [minim will garb the boys in navy blue blazers and ' Third Period: il—Legion WM- } ShaCll. I tn" “Tits; lg “:5” "Fr eveni And Be" Bawn were sent H: th‘e' “Wynne” ‘ A Toronto group seeking a ii‘hllClliiSe'ln the itherbie lKennedy. MacDougulll i "it feels pretty £0011." 393M (Smut-M { "Tmer‘ 90d “'8”! ‘in bin with main“ {m- n hm, : t'ViTED FOOTBALL LEAGUE has withdrawn its apphpation it“; 9mm“) (heva mm“) '58” in the dress,“ mom we“ or: inesc'or qitvndperi sh art‘ but“ eluded .a when?“ YAan‘ when 1-: found it imDOSSlhlt‘ "1 organize telPVl‘ln" “Vera” M 5.48 Penalties: (moraine. Flood the mid - morning dl‘lll- "l Cal“ 1‘1“: t inn ‘08 Lynx-rd mkfii‘ get "‘9," to 33v". End "mm", k 9i... gnmns‘ .51. Arnold MacEncihem 12). still feel a little path when i: ."059‘" ° W ' pm"! {i h” _ an”, , ~ " 8 W. G. “ LeClair. Scott. MacAleor. Smith, ‘ make those turns and on stopsi 10” ‘0 “"9" ll" Mamie” 1”; g “d t “"9 “we” 33"" ‘Geinns F1 no ‘or starts." Will he play Tues- and “'l" ’h' NB- "' P-El me," “"500” "c 5' Fully automatic ' y ' mediate "A" hockey crown in Red Gravelle handed out ele- ZOOM

. I ——————-——_..__.___. “ ‘ 'l |' aw; thincmgfiim Mk l we straight ga me I in the best-of' VPn penal“!!! including the ma- l V '1 five series. tors and game misconducui. Just "in; m um... Y”. n. i 50.12" 8:00;! 'B‘i:k:up;v:s- The Caps had won the open- Bob Sloan and Glen Matthews perfect pictureo - - - in v THE ASSOCIATED entrale “in me put it this way" glitz”; fam” ""1‘." “wk “‘ “we "w """m'" ‘ on“ $99 9! . ' . i .. , . ’ . r are on over e wee em. - izlertxr l i 51 I Blake said. I wont play him> I“ and 86' They now “vane. SUMMARY

I t i 00 000— . Stallard. a rut—h2 1?: lizyceiflii fhglli‘qs' fifidflfi‘ilfg” Haw“ f". -.Fillinpl’iifiiha.‘Miiifi'liii‘i'f Wakefiilltlihttil and Grinder; Her-loo sense putting him in there 9 "l me ' 2. Fredericton _. Mable inawn ert. i em 1

l . . - Ron MacDougall was supem I h l at and Martin. to get racked up it he I not 100 . . , 11.05: 3. Summertido ‘ C. Gnu . A THAT TAKES S‘i Dunstan's Hioh School wont education. Presmlfil llll' imghly ilAltszNTl‘Ffilanard- h H il‘” "9'" healthy". indti‘epggm'liiirilynl‘: dct (G. Harris. \'. Harrisl 19.17 T" m“"§,§‘,li§%mm ‘ - ‘. Z a ‘ .l blcmatic of PEI. ntersc 0-. en am Beac . n. . ‘3 l ' ' l Wham" (a, (mum, (1 a”. the ir.ple (roun ofisland 'Inter . :lqltlic “A” campptmon (o mam i "mum," mommm_1 a o l LIGHT SKATING _ ‘ session when he. stopped tvio redi d" u Gallant r mu" m. hm” Pu". Md PM“. “u "m". s: liolastic competition 'yestcl‘j . t _ .Ed Lawlor Human”, 02000000,‘_ 2 401 Blake said he will have Belt- shirt: bearing down all alone on ' ' , g "ml. in" fl.“ ‘9' “my mm“, d m. mm (18" WNW" ‘,""h a thr'llmg 3" “3.8m . . l .Iohnlon. Ray tilt and Bate.l veau do some light akatlnli on him on two different occasions,‘ _Second Period-n Summe. " “m” n "gum" M “mm”. mm irimmri‘i agamSt prince at P‘Vri’eill'psll Diamond 7 L flu;- man- Lomuter. Kelley (8) {Maple Leaf Gardens ice in th; He was overworked in the final figrgig'g- 5'53”? fifelgzll'il‘gisénc- "mom I" In” m m. “mm 'a (‘5 (‘0 9119- ‘ ‘ ' ', i v ' ' mornln rior to the game "In frame however. and did not - .~ 5 " ' ' ' LlVElli 5' Merkn ‘9‘ and Torre' g p - - - - dll tint and chant for perfect block and Si nlln-‘tan's had already won I." 6' 8' Monroe 11' ‘ un lAt Bradenton Fla 'see how he looks." : show quite the form of his firsll Patel” ‘Clark- Flu") 10"“ A '.' ' ' . ' i I mp wand woman and hook” Er°flh°nyin§i'e:lkfly 1K“) ‘Detro .100 ooioaa_ 3110. Thus. although Beliveau's aim: and second period performanl Stimychrsigcn— PG Till" urn. MIPS - v | h n agilini‘lt‘ Lawlor'ti. (‘onnt’ilisI 4. llllllll“ cull lm lzo lllll— 7 “l lUS Will” be lllmw“ unlll in“ “'1: re" . I . 1(3):“ Pigmihenpesnieitpd“ ‘ Ind trouble of uthvudin' and "winding. Plawd before mm u ‘ Ilubley 4. LeClair 5. White 14. Fisher. Fox um. Faul 19‘ auditore game time. the fact that; Lennard Sulllinnt in the Fred-i “mum” 5,... pm, _ _ _ . I _ H my»;

tired students in the SDU gym . . g n- , H d .h Fl ~ ~ v ericmn not was 3.93m. {hr-mung Bawn: flown. ‘ an, .u mm, on ra an you] he in mending fast served only i . I I iiinsium. the game featured 0w- gggllzgy-sg‘i‘tfil“$61y¥::$:liqc, 161’ Aim» tot Ind’ Edwndg, m heighten the mom. of 111.: out. The Caps“ took out first Third Period - 1. Fredern. i ‘

“0115 checking and great '0' Bryan iii). teammates. istring goalie have inch‘s choresi ton -- Fraser tParent. Clarki h 1 t b