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Calgary beats Vancouver

VANCOUVER (CP) — Early markers by defencemen
Paul Reinhart and Al MacInnis keyed a three-goal first
period which carried Calgary to a 5-3 victory Saturday night
over the sluggish Vancouver Canucks, the fourth straight
NHL victory for the Flames.

Reinhart and MacInnis fired similiar goals when they
joined the attack to score from the slot area with the first
two shots on Vancouver netminder Frank Caprice.

Joe Mullen also scored in the first for Calgary on the
power play, while Mike Bullard and Joel Otto added
third-period markers as the second-place Flames in the
Smythe Division increased their record to 20-13-1.

Jim Sandlak scored a power-play marker for
last-place Vancouver, 9-2-8, in the second period and had
another apparent goal disallowed in the third. The resulting

Noeth ruled no goal after consulting with the
Moe Lemay and Sjeve Tambellini during
play completed the Vancouver scoring late in
the Canucks lost their third straight.
Vernon played a strong game for the Flames as
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The Castlegar Rebels dropped an 11-7 decision to the
Rossland Warriors in Kootenay International Junior
Hockey League action Friday night in Rossland

Rod Horkoff scored twice in the first period for the
Rebels, while Rick Viens added a single. Assisting on the
goals were Walter Sheloff and Dean Sjodin with two
while Dave Terhune and Sandy

Castlegar racked up seven penalties in the opening
period, something Rossland took advantage of by scoring
three power-play goals to tie the game 3.3

TIEING IT UP . . . Spokane Braves goalie Iroy Stasch makes a pad save in heavy traffic
Saturday in KIJHL hockey action at Castlegar Community Complex

Rebels lose one

By CasNews Staff

Terhune was the lone Rebel goalscorer in the second

Renwick managed

period, with Salekin assisting. Rossland managed three
goals, two of them coming on the power-play, for a 6-4
lead after 40 minutes.

In the third period, Horkoff, Salekin and Sjodin each

managed to score, while Sheloff, Horkoff, Carew and
Zibin had single assists

But Rossland scored five times, twice while

Castlegar was short-handefd
The next game for both teams comes on Jan. 2 wher
they face off against each other again in Rossland

Sandman wins game

By CasNews Staff

Sandman Inn strengthened its lead
in the Castlegar Recreational Hockey
League with a 7-5 win against Wood
land Park Shell on Thursday

Kevin Kirby led the way for Sand
man by scoring a hat trick, while
Danny Markin and Lyle Stoushnow
each managed two goals.

Stoushnow also led the way with
assists by getting three, while Markin
and Kirby helped out on two goals.
Singles went to Bill Cheveldave and
Vince Antignani.

Bruno Tassone led the way for
Woodland Park Shell by notching a hat
trick and Wes McPherson and Rick
Shukin each had singles

A total of 13 minutes in penalties
were handed out with Sandman spend
ing 11 minutes in the box while
Woodland Park Shell served the other
two

Despite the loss to Sandman on
Thursday night, Woodland Park Shell
did manage to defeat Mallards Ski and
Sports Tuesday by a 5-3 score.

Dcug Makortoff got two goals, while
singles went to Rick Shukin, Terry
Jacobson and Kelly Keraiff

McPherson, Neil Archambault and

Brad Makortoff led the way in the as
sists department by bagging two
apiece. while Kelly Keraiff. Terry
Jacobson and Shukin replied with sin
gles.

For the Mallards it was Shane
Humphrey. Rick Christensen and Sean
O'Farrell each scoring a goal, while
Don Savinkoff helped out with three
assists. Mike McCormick managed a
single

Nine minutes in penalties were
handed out, six going to Woodland
Park Shell, while Mallards picked up
the remaining three

Sandman Inn leads the recreational
hockey league with 30 points, followed
by a tight race for second between
Castlegar Rebels with 25 points and
the Knights with 24 points

Woodland Park Shell are in fourth
spot with 15 points and Checkers,
Mallards are last with six

Knights and Sandman players con
tinue to dominate the top 10 scoring
positions, with Don Deschene of the
Knights leading the scoring race with
78 points

Tied for second spot with 70 points
each are Chief Mercer of the Knights
and Dan Walker of Sandman.

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Johnson
ranked
tops

TORONTO (CP) Sprinter Ben
Johnson, capping a week of personal
triumph, has officially been crowned
the fastest man in the world by the
Track and Field News.

The highly respected American
publication ranked the Toronto speed
ster No. 1 in the 100-metre sprint in its
1986 ratings, ahead of runner up Chidi
Imoh of Nigeria and third placed Car!
Lewis of the United States.

“It was one of the easiest rankings
we've ever had,” said DAvid Johnson
no relation, of the Track and Field
News.

Lewis, a quadruple gold medallist at
the Los Angeles Olympics. beat John
son for top spot last year. Johnson beat
his arch-rival on three separate oc
casions in 1986.

“Tm pretty pleased,” Johnson said of
the 1986 rankings. “It's the first time
I've heard about it.

crowd of 8,442 at the Pacific Coliseum which appeared much
smaller.

The Flames dominated the first period despite being
outshot 13-7. Calgary scored with its first two shots on
Caprice and added a third goal during a two-man advantage
to take control at 3-0.

Reinhart fired his ninth of the season after only 63
seconds when the Calgary defenceman trailed a rush and
took a pass from Colin Patterson for a pretty shot from
between the circle.

Maclnnis scored on a similar play when he joined a rush
as the extra attacker and was open in the slot for pass from

John Tonelli for his eighth goal at 5:36.

roughing taken by Vancouver defenceman Dave Richter.
Mullen scored at 11:04 on a hard goalmouth pass from
Bullard.

Caprice kept the game relatively close in the first with
brilliant saves on shots by Bullard and Otto from point-blank
range. Most of Vernon's saves were on shots from long

Vancouver began to gather some momentum in the
second period when Calgary appeared to lose interest.

NHL SATURDAY NIGHT’

Penguins latest

Flyers

FLYERS 6 PENGUINS 4

PITTSBRUGH (AP) — Tim Kerr's 27th goal of the NHL
season highlighted a four-goal second period that carried the
Philadelphia Flyers to a 6-4 victory Saturday night over the
Pittsburgh Penguins.

The Flyers, who have won six times and lest-only once
in their last seven games, raised their league-leading points
total to 50 and rookie goalie Ron Hextall won his 20th game.

Philadelphia scored goals 10 seconds apart in the
opening period — Brad McCrimmon put in a rebound at
13:42 and Pelle Eklund flipped a backhander through
Roberto Romano's legs at 13:52 — while Willy Lindstrom
scored for Pittsburgh in the period.

CANADIENS 5 DEVILS 1

MONTREAL (CP) — Mats Naslund scored a goal and
added two assists as the Montreal Canadiens ended a
three-game New Jersey winning streak with a 5-1 victory
over the Devils in NHL play Saturday night.

Brian Hayward turned back 27 shots to help Montreal
avenge a loss to the Devils by the same score in New Jersey
last Sunday

Chris Chelios, Larry, Robinson, Ryan Walter and Guy
Carbonneau also scored for the Canadiens, while Claude
Loiselle and Kirk Muller replied for the Devils.

Montreal started the third period with a 3-0 lead but
failed to protect goaltender Brian Hayward's shutout bid as
Loiselle tallied at 6:15.

The Canadiens got that back less than five minutes later
when Claude Lemieux made a good move to go around a
New Jersey defenseman and set up Walter in front for the
goal

ISLANDERS 5 RANGERS 2

UNIONDALE, N.Y. (AP) — Brent Sutter scored three
goals and assisted on another in leading the New York
Islanders to a 5-2 vietory over the Rangers.

Pat Flatley and Brad Lauer, into an empty net with 65
seconds left, also scored for the Islanders, who beat their
corss-town rivals for the fourth time this season after a loss
and a tie.

Pierre Larouche and Ron Greschner scored for the
Rangers. John Vanbiesbrouck was the losing goaltender
after five wins and tie in six previous starts.

Sutter opened the scoring when he forced in a rebound
at 2:44 of the first period after Vanbiesbrouck had made a
save on Mikko Makela. At 8:24, Flatley scored on a 15-foot
shot from the slot. Flatley connected after taking a pass
from Sutter, who was beside the net.

CHICAGO 6 BOSTON 2

BOSTON (AP) — Wayne Presley and Curt Fraser
scored two goals each and Denis Savard had one goa! and
three assists, leading the Chicago Blackhawks to a 62
victory over the Boston Bruins.

Presley collected his ninth and 10th goals of the season
on a delayed penalty call and on a deflection of a Savard shot
in the first period and Chicago went on to hand Boston its
second straight defeat after a seven-game winning streak

The Blackhawks, winning on the road for only the fifth
time in 20 games, outskated the Bruins virtually all the way
peppering rookie goalie Bill Ranford with 35 shots. Chicago
goalie Bob Sauve had 33 saves, including 14 in the second
period. but many of the Boston shots were routine.

RED WINGS 2 WHALERS 2

DETROIT (AP) Detroit's Doug Shedden scored
midway through the second period Saturday night to tie the
game as the Hartford Whalers and Red Wings skated to a
22 NHL draw

After Kevin Dineen had given the Whalers a 2-1 lead
8:46 into the second period Shedden slipped behind the
Hartford defence, took a pass from Steve Yzerman and Beat
Liut with a high wrist shot for his fifth goal of the season

victim

Hartford opened the scoring 6:42 inte the first period
when Stewart Gavin Dean Evason’s pass
for his 10th goal of the season, but the Red Wings answered
with just 31 seconds remaining in the period on Rick
Seiling’s first goal of the year.

LANDOVER, Md. (AP) — Larry Murphy had a goal and
three assists Saturday night as the Washington Capitals
broke a four-game losing streak with a 5-3 NHL victory over
the St. Louis Blues.

Alan Haworth, Rod Langway, Michal Pivonka and Greg
Adams also scored for Washington, which broke a 1-1 tie by
scoring twice in the first three minutes of the second period.

Greg Paslawski, Doug Evans and Mark Hunter scored
for St. Louis, winless in its last five games in losing three
and tying two. .

The teams traded power-play goals in the first period —
Haworth for Washington at 8:10 and Paslawski for the Blues
at 11:07.

Langway gave the Capitals the lead with his second goal
of the season 44 seconds into the second Pivonka
made it 3-1 at 2:48, gloving a high pass from Mi >
dropping it onto his stick and putting a shot past goalie
Millen for his 10th goal. . ,

TORONTO 5 BUFFALO 4

TORONTO (CP) — Steve Thomas scored with five
seconds remaining in overtime to give the Toronto Maple
Leafs a wile 54 victory over the Buffalo Sabres.

Thomas's goal, his 12th of the season, was his second
overtime winner in the last four games. Last Saturday it was
his overtime goal that supplied the Leafs with a 3-2 victory
over Pittsbrugh.

The winning effort came off a 3-on-1 Toronto bresk that
ended with the puck in the corner. Rick Vaive got the puck
back out in front to Thomas and he snapped a wrist shot by
goaltender Jacques Clutier who was scrambling back to his
feet.

It was the fourth consecutive overtime gagne for the
Leafs who have lost their last two.

QUEBEC 4 MINNESOTA 1

BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (AP) — Clint Malarchuk
stopped 26 shots and Miche! Goulet had a goal and two
assists to lead the Quebec Nordiques to a 4-1 victory over
the North Stars.

Peter Stastny, Mike Eagies and Brent Ashton also
seored for the Nordiques. Malarchuk lost his shutout with
5:41 to play, when Scott Bjugstad scored his first goal in 21
games

This triumph and Malarchuk’s Dec. 13 shutout victory
over Buffalo have accounted for the Nordiques’ only
victories in their last nine games.

Malarchuk, who has started 15 of his team’s last 16
ames, got superb support from Quebec's penalty-killing
unit

KINGS 8 OILERS 8

EDMONTON (CP) — Bernie Nichols scored his second
goal of the game with 34 seconds left in regulation time to
cap a four-goal Los Angeles rally and give the Kings an 88
NHL tie with the Edmonton Oilers Sati night.

The Oilers appeared easily on their wa; bo a sevneth
straight victory, holding a four-goal lead witk 10 minutes left
to play

But Nichols started the rally at 10:46 and then scored
his second of the period at 19:26. He jammed the puck into
the Edmonton goal with nine players pushing in close and
Kings goaltender Darren Eliot on the bench

Between Nichols’s two goals, veterans Marcel Dionne
and Morris Lukowich also scored to erase Edmonton's
seemingly comfortable four goal margin.

Blazers streak ends

By The Canadian Press

The Cranbrook Royals stopped the
first-place Elk Valley Blazers nine
game winning streak with a 6-4 victory
in the Western International Hockey
League Friday night

In the other game, the Trail Smoke
Eaters surprised the Dynamiters 65
in overtime in Kimberley

It was rough in Cranbrook as 13
players were ejected for fighting or
receiving gross misconduct penalties.

The score was tied 2-2 after the first
period but the Royals moved in front
42 after 40 minutes.

Mike Majowski led the second-place
Royals with two goals. Brent Weech.
Troy Farkvam, Aaron Armstrong and
Wayne McFariena, with an empty net

goal at 19:29, completed the Royals
scoring.

Rob and Chuck Semchuck. Scott
Jackson, Stu Tanton and Earl Ingar
field, Jr. had one goal apiece for the
Blazers.

SIGNS WITH BLUES

It was Ingarfield’s last game with the
Blazers as the son of the former
National Hockey League player signed
with the St. Louis Blues after scoring
15 goals and nine assists for 23 points in
nine WIHL games

Mark Taylor made 21 saves for the
Royals while Rab Bryson blocked 31 for
the Blazers. The victory moved the
Royals to within one point of the Bla
zers

In Kimberley. the Dynamiters biew

a 41 lead with less than five minutes
remaining and Trail veteran Leroy
Huestis seored his second goal of the
night at 5:52 of sudden-death overtime
to give the Smoke Eaters the victory

Darrell St. Dennis also seored twice
for the last-place Smoke Eaters who
also got goals from Tyler Boldue and
Dave Rugg.

Dean Sypher, Rick Peacosh, Scott
Rauch, Curtis Richter and Jim Jarrett
shared the scoring for the Dynamiters
who led 2.0 and 4-1 by periods.

Holden Engiey made 34 saves for
Trail while Leo Karehie handled 24
shots for the losers.

The league is idle until Dec. 26 when
Nelson plays in Trail and the Smoke
Eaters play in Nelson Jan. 1