Stanley Cup playoffs set to begin April 8
The NHL announced the Stanley Cup playoffs will open on April 8 across eight fronts. The regular season ends April 5, with Winnipeg Jets the only team listed as contention and the schedule could run until May 28.
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Montreal
National Hockey League
Winnipeg Jets
Shutt and Clackson suspended for abusing officials
Montreal Canadiens forward Steve Shutt earns a three game ban and Quebec Nordiques' Kim Clackson a two game suspension for abusing officials in NHL games. NFL executive Brian O Neill announced the penalties which take effect immediately. Shutt bumped referee Gregg Madill in a March 11 2-1 win over the Penguins in Pittsburgh while Clackson struck linesman Joe Dame in a March 8 3-2 loss to the Black Hawks at home. The suspensions come as teams prepare for an expanded playoff format with top 16 teams by points.
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Montreal
Steve Shutt
Montreal Canadiens
Kim Clackson
Quebec Nordiques
NHL
Brian O’neill
Shutt
Gregg Madill
Penguins
Pittsburgh
Clackson
Joe Dame
Chicago Black Hawks
Philadelphia Flyers
Sabres
Buffalo
Minor Hockey March 14 Scores and Awards Chaos
Readable lines cover multiple games from Gerry's Food Mat to Chetwynd Tom Thumb Jamboree. Notable entries include Canfor and Legion games with Bratten and Koenig assisting, Sulz scoring for Peace Country, and awards listed for the Chetwynd jamboree with MVP honors. Referees, linesmen, and scorekeepers are named. penalties per team noted.
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Gerry
Gerry’s
Keith Smith
Trent Burns
Norman Morton
David Sulz
Chase Gammon
Tom Chesley
Sharon Burns
Ellen Plante
Lorn Smith
Lee Powell
Canfor
Legion
Mark Bratten
Karl Koenig
Bantam-Northmen
Dean Gladue
Mark Braaten
Darren Ehtier
Curtis Nosher
Stuart Cardinal
Troy Brown
John Bisaro
John Teslyk
P. Shields
D. Smith
Northmen
Midgets
Chetwynd Tom Thumb
Hudson Hope
Fort St. John
T. Danshin
T. Koehn
Chetwynd West Fraser
Dawson Creek Blackhawks
Chetwynd
Ricky Paul
Dawson Creek
L. Squire
Chetwynd Reds
Mackenzie Kinsmen
Dodie Wood
Mackenzie - Kire Gillett
Warren Copley
Waren Copley
Swenson Smashes Iditarod Record In Nome Victory
Rick Swenson of Eureka Alaska wins the Iditarod sled dog race in 12 days 8 hours 45 minutes 2 seconds setting a new course record. The 31 year old finished with seven dogs, earning 24000 dollars, and extended his domination with his third win in six tries on the 1560 kilometer trail from the starting point to Nome.
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Nome
Alaska
Rick Swenson
Eureka
Iditarod
Iditarod Trail
Swenson
Joe May
Trapper Creek
Dick Mackey
Wasilla
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Guy Lafleur
Pierre Mondou
O’neill
Irving Grundman
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Madill
Ron Foyt
Scotty Morrison
Chetwynd Pine Cone Inn
Bantams
R. Thompson
Neal Rogers
John Huck
Kirk Douglas
Tim Westgate
Brian Stoney
Darin Neals
Laine Jeannette
Kevin Browne
Jason
Chetwynd Redi Mix
Orest Chalupiak
Jason Lamaitre
Dale Arndt
Michael Pilato
Jason Chalmers
Clay Switzer
David Gellispie
Yvonne Merrick
Sheldon Marshal
Bradley Harrison
Darren Dickson
Clint Millsap
Leslie Squire
Stephen Roy
Larry Squire
Willie Dickinson
Jason Davus
Darrele Kevis
Dave Merrick
Mackenzie
Mackenzie -D. Harling
Fort St. John- S. Nielson
D. Kevis
Chetwynd Scott Reynolds
Jammie Glover
B.C
Co-op Mall
Box
Mighty Peace Hockey School
Peace River
Alberta
Peace Hockey School
Guardian
Recreation Baseball League
Northern Lights College
Richard Bergey
Doug Fleming
B.C. Development Corporation
G.G. Moore Industrial Park
Chetwynd, B.C
G. Rohi
Stanley Associates Engineering Ltd
Prince George
Stanley Stanley Associates Engineering TD
4Th Avenue
J.A. Glaslee
Granville Street
Vancouver
Ichieceniane WO P. Oes
eChi
Dorothy Braaten
Chetwynd & District Minor Hockey Association
Chetwynd Arena
Chetwynd Minor Hockey Annual Meeting
Phil Brown
University of British Columbia
U.B.C. Hockey School
Thunderbird