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goal by: Howie 8 Steele

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e*it-has outscored the
‘games this

years. %
Kelly:, and: ‘Mark: eave

and* ‘shovel
Anders Hedberg,. ho fp appa

8 shot past ‘Islanders goal-

‘tthe lise’ was the. firs in

‘gaines for’ the. Bruins, :
who: got: goals: ‘from’. Rick’

Middleton’ and Barry'Peder-

son. It'was Boston's first ‘loss
‘0D ‘the road ‘this season’ and

Hislop : cut “off a: clearing

attempt by Toronto defence-
man: Slava’ Duris and':beat .;

Maple Leafs goaltender Mike

when’ he'‘took ‘a

Pltsbarat Penguins ended'a’-The only goal or Was!
{eur gns ee Se with 26-1 ives sated by. G

48, rhe third: "period: by second of the 2
taking a'pass atthe blue line” ‘through the: final lod ‘w.
from Paul Baxter and'fired a 40-fo0'
slapshot from the left faceoff .
circle to beat goalie Rick St.”

Croix.

Pat Boutette. scored his
second ‘goal of the game at
2:68, moving from behind the
net and putting a backhand
shot in off the. leg. of. St.

pass
John Tonelli and drove one _Croix.

16-folot “shot,

‘In an evenly. played second Yi
e: scored the

‘cross-ice: pass from: Trottier,

and beat: Weeks to score for

parently . -discovered a
Boutette’ and: Rick Kehoe. ‘way to satisfy some. of: tis.
‘Between the Penguins goals, National. Hockey Leagué-
Bill ‘Barber © scored: ona ‘players facing federal and
ipower play for PRISE: “proyincial income. tax. ‘bur-.”
“S47. dens, a published: report said .

the RED WINGS 6SABRES2 . Friday. ; gad
DETROIT: (AP) “—‘ John Through the efforts of =, Se

game in the third period on a

‘power-play ‘goal’ by’ Denis
Potvin, his first of the séason,

a blue-line slap shot at 12:1¢
‘Twenty-nine seconds -, later,

scoring for the Rangers when

‘he tipped in A Reijo Ruotaal-

ainen:. slap shot sith: 44

“ HABBS. NORDIQUES 5
Carbonneaii and Steve Shutt

won-lost-tied record of 8-6-2.

MONTREAL (CP) — Guy

Ogrodnick ‘scored two goals eral tax specialists and
and assisted on two others as _.bying by Canadiens maieet
Detroit Red Wings defeated “ing ‘director Irving Grund: :
‘Buffalo Sabres 6-2'Saturday man with both levels of gov-
night. for’ the ‘team's © first ernment, players: now can.’
“victory. of ‘the :season.; ° place a portion of their earn--
Detroit went into the game. ings in trust for a 10-year.
as the NHL's-only ‘winless. period,’La said.
‘team, with six losses — five . Grundman said he had'not
in a‘row — and sone Hein seen‘the newspaper report
‘eeven games. : and would not comment be-
Pare Wier snapped a 22 cause “it is-a private matter
deadlock by tipping in Colin between the players. and
@-loot drive’ at ' ourselves.”
See i euied perist te SA‘large number of Mon-

of leks 2 fourgoel Red Wines _treal players are reported to

“ have accepted the plan, while.
Buffalo had taken a 2-1 lead other have left it with.their

in the first’ period on oon by! agents for further’ study.
4 A ;

period °:
Gaston Gingras had the other
weal in the period for Mont-

arian had ‘taken a 82
jead ‘by the 9:29 mark of the

‘opening period on two goals

by winger Michel Goulet and

Borje ..Salming : and‘: Bill :

Derlago were’ the other’ goal :
scorers for, Toronto.

‘winger ‘ Ryan’ Walter and
Picard,

defenceman Robert
took ‘a’ 4-8 ‘lead’ into’ the
second, period on :goals .by
Mats Naslund and Shut.
Mark Napier ‘also ‘scored
for ‘Montreal, while «Anton

t Tong Lecayseqeored hs Rt

goal of the seagon and Michel
Dion | made, F

between them. ©
‘Mark’ Osb

ties, which were removed for

athletes in Can-

the’ second period with ‘an
unassisted goal on a.25 foot
blast after he had intercepted
an errant Buffalo. Pass.

NORTH STARS 3 CAPS 1
LANDOVER, Md. (AP) —
Ken ;.Sotheim » converted. a

a’ 1-1\'tie and’ lead» Mind: *
esota: North Starts: to’a 3-1
victory "over: fashington

turned aside 38 shots 'as the
North Stars improved ‘their.
Norris Division leading won-

e, rho: has!
not lost in his last 12 starts
against ‘ Washington, » foiled
clean breakaways by Capitals’
right ‘winger ‘Mike ‘Gartner,

budget. .

Under the Canadiens’ he
a player has the right to place
Sp ta pec. cont of bis talaty’

in trust. If, for example, a
player. earns $100,000: sea-_
son and allows the Canadiens
to place half of it in trust, he

‘At the end of the 10-year
period,’ the initial amount. is
doubled, ‘and the player: pays
income ‘taxon the: ‘aceu-

ulated‘ interest’ andthe

capital, if he decides hed with-: ©

draw; it.
The Canadions,. mean-.
while, must assume the sup- |
lementary taxation. costs,
sitice. the club. can. “deduct ®
from itsown, corporate’
enues the ‘actual

paid