The Guardian. Charlotctatown. Mon. Jan. 20. 1994.

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The beynninz alizl end of a ton Bruins at Maple Leaf Jan. 23. 1944. At right Sim- Oliver (16,) got assist-s on tlllis l horrible l1lT'lIt for the Toront.o Gardens Saturday might. "W39 misses “*9 first “"9 °f play‘ A‘ 19“ Jean ,Guy Gen‘ ‘ 7 111 _ . m B“ W n 110 the reatyt the game 53 seconds dron skates around the net 1 lap‘? 1*” 5 “‘ *“”“" ”‘ " '”‘"“ ° _ ‘ 3 , 5 of play on a shot by Gary alter popping in the last goal 1 lnmho as 'l‘o1-nun» took a sliutoilt perlormance since D01.11.110efe1. 01 g110w11)_ 11,1111 47 seconds 191-1 111 me 1 humiiialmr beating lrom Bos- Detroit beat New York 150. John Bucyk (9) and Murray game (CP Wirt-photo) l

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Terry Sawchuk Sets Mark With Most NHL Shutouts

By .\lARVE.\' .\IOSS pushed him ahead of the life- It was undeniably Terry the wind knocked out of him .\10.\’TREAL «CF» -— Terry time ' he shared with Sawchuk's night and he gave alwhen struck by Ferguson‘: Sawchuk; some of his work b0I‘- George Hainsworth of anotheriflawiess display. Everything the. ick. But the 34-year-old native rierin: on sheer tliicvery. set an hockey era. Canadiens did Terry seemed to of Winnipeg did not require all-iimc record for shutouts in I-Iainswort.h was killed in an have anticipated. In classic leg-iclinical treatment and play re- the .\'ational Hockcy League automobile accident Oct 15. kicking style, he slop at,sumed after a four-miniite in- when his Detroit Red Wings up- 1950, the night Sawchuk was ‘least three breakaways, smoth-iterruption. 1 ended .\Iontrcal Canadicns 2-0 playing his second game as De-lering John Fenguson, Baby; _ 1 1 Saturday night before 14,922 troit‘s regular goaltender. ‘Rousseau and Jean-Guy Talbot. 1319 51:0"-'12” ; fans_ . Tcmperamental Terry drew _ The .ast time Detroit‘ played‘ Tlic Rod wui:s rode to the t"\'t"n with Hainsworth‘s Mont.realih°“’- D9,“-138' 1963- 53“'°h“" um on Sa\\‘(‘hiil<'s 36-save per- with a 3-0 job on the Canadianshurled at him took more than‘,°‘3,m9 ‘‘'‘”‘m. I955 ma“ three fn r m a it c e, Floyd Smith's no. 10 in Detroit when his team- . a dash of luck and Sawchuk had ; m"‘”'95 0‘ “'5 "e““'d'br°3k’“ seventh goal of the season and.mal.e Gordie Howe potted 1tl1at. too. Once the puck car- 5h‘"°“i- A 3991 by R9“55°a“, 3‘ no. it of the campaign for Eddie 5no. 545 to smash Maurice Rich-iomed off his shoulder, struck 17_502 °f ‘he “I131 Pe“°d 5P°1l°d Joya} ard‘s lifetime scoring mark. the goalpost and bounded clear. §'”""B-5 _3“d "*9 “"935 531V“3°d

It was the fourth shutout inTSTRATEGY FAILS In another goalmouth melee.;'3 1,'1 it’

I . the current schedule for Saw- Saturday night, driven by em-jGilles Tremblay only hadfint:Ica§_;“ega:5i:0S::i‘;d?§’t0“:il;‘tmgg%

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chuk and his 95th going backibarrassmentp coach Toe Btakelnudge the puck over the I _ . , 1 to the 1949-50 season. That of the Canadiens took a desper-lwith his stic-k. The way '.vas]'P_9"°d- 3”‘ ‘ms “me {I°yal§. ation step to prevent the Wings‘unimpeded. But a Detroit 'e1gl‘”‘ 3°31 “I the 5935°“‘3-71

from settin g another record player and one of Tremll1ay's 5°°°"d5 3"” the pe“°d_°9e“°di O'I.eary Mar°OnS against his club. Although downiteammates were sp r a w l e d “ " h 3 n 5 “I the 5"’'‘‘’I: He‘ . -0 in the last minute of play,1acl'oss him and he was unable ;d"".*P€d Doug B.ar1dey'5. 9353 ‘|'° Meef Jumgrs he lifted goalie Charlie Hodgelto shake his stick free. pbehmd H0938 “We Standing at, for a sixth attacker. But it In the second period the game °"e °.°m°" °f the crease‘ ,‘ — L95-“”“a“°5 may me” Sixlh :0f the first period after taking game in as niany dais tionizfiiti {Norm Ullman's pass. It was his “hm th"_-V “W91 ‘V951 W '3 91 o yseventh goal of the campaign. 0“ me 0L°3"~V Ma"°°“5' Game‘ ‘ Hainsw orth established his ml‘? 15 33” W“ 14 B k B‘ ' iishulout mark in 101 . n: Tht‘ SUmm€‘FSid9 IJWS ha“. _ , _ 3o5mi1_u%,1~éntic:v"i4iwith the Canadiens anzd 'T‘C()T‘:(I)‘llt:- I95‘ their 1'35‘ “V 993,3“? First period — 1. Detroit. IKurtenbach) 9:28; 5. Boston.iM3D1€ EH01‘ the Secondl names one to the C°mbm€S_smi1h 7 IUllman) 11.44. Penal-.1Hcbenton 7 (Prentice) 14:51; 1.. World War- The slrini: iiiciuded and i-h€‘1°U19l‘1‘° B°1'd°"- and ties—M. Pronovost 6:10, Howe; Boston. Prentice 15 (Kurten~122 5l“”°“I5 in 44 Ham“ in. 1'““5' “'1” lonlghl W 355'-"C 316:3]. Provost 6:49, Gadsbyibach) 19:54. Penalties—None. - one game lead on first place in] 12:45‘ Harper 191371 ‘} C0111} period __ 7‘ 30510114 “'—?’—“**"—*'? lhc four team circuit. .\ Junior . , _ . y ‘ H b 1 L '1 P - . loss tonight and a “in for the semi” permd_i\° Scoring"! 0-9110]? alt} el,erSl licemlkclei-I)‘ - 1"cnaltics—Harpcr 3:10. Smith “"3 '95 ‘ac - --.

was delayed after Sawchuk had

DETROIT 2 MONTREAL 0 ton. Oliver SUMMARY 902‘

Combines Wednesday I1‘i‘f-ill‘. 3135' Barkley‘, Fm.gu5(,n‘ Ge0[_:Kul‘tenbacll 3:30, Leiter (ma-~ “’3"“. ”‘° ‘“'° °1”b" “""‘“°°“°" frion 11:23. M. Pronovost. 3°“ ¥4°~ Shack W310?) 5540-‘ for first p1ace- 11,35_ 1,111,111,. 12.21—,_ Toronto bench 17:03.

. 0'L‘’.‘”‘-‘’ “as .b°°" "”'~‘”*“‘““_‘*“~: Third period — 2. Detroit,» T"“'d P°"i°“—3- B°Sl0“- 011-: 1'" the" mm ‘wk rm the pa“ .loyal 8 lBarkle_\') 0:35. Penal‘VCF 15 ‘But’-‘.Vk. Green) 2:11‘. 9. tow games, defeating the Com-

. , , ties-——.lcffrey 2:35. Howe 4:18,‘Boston. Prentice 16 tllebentoni hines and RCAI< Eagles therc. B310“ 4.18 9.32 Vlan-m 9.32.6117. 10_ 30510“ Bucyk 8 (o11_. Tihey ‘Yul be ]"°k”‘3 .f°r their M. Proniovosti 19:13: I ' ver. Dornhoefer)’ 7:04; 11. Bow‘ first win over the Juniors. saves :101.1_ Gendmn 2 (Kennedy M0} miss t.oni;.'l1~t's contest. George H1-111119 1210 9.-31. ltwo minors) 16:45. Kurtcnbacni

be in ' .llwo minors) 16:45. Mohns

Thrce key Junior players may Sawchuk I3 10 13-361 Cord) 15:47. l’enalties—Brownl 1 19:13. 1 j 1

Dalton will not 9 linc-‘ ‘ 111, hflcauge of 1, much of} CHl(.AG06.\'EwYORKl

pleilrisy and Don Campbell is F_ t H . 5 1 ] Iitill out with a face inifection "'5 99"“ — ~ "'33°- 3-V11] 11 1 7 9 1(i_25i .5-mm 11 C111 he 5111-{med 1.1 11 15- (Hull. Balfour) 14:02. Penal-. -9mn:"?!:‘s 9 9 9_27§

game 1351 we1,k_ Dave Mamnities —~ Howell 5:21, MacNeili :45.

may not play because of a bad I 19 (‘old

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