Sabres and Flyers skate to 1-1 stalemate in rough clash
Buffalo remains second to Philadelphia as the Sabres and Flyers play to a 1-1 draw. Rick Martin nets for Buffalo late in the first period while Tom Bladen answers for Philadelphia early in the second. Bruins beat the Black Hawks 5-3 behind Cashman Ratelle and O'Reilly. Rangers topple Blues 6-2 with Gilbert's two goals. Penguins beat Scouts 6-2, Hadfield and Gilbert contributing. Kings and Wings end in a 3-3 tie.
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Rookie Goalie Gets All-Star Greeting in Indy
INDIANAPOLIS AP All-Star Mike Walton of Minnesota scored at 4 17 of the third period to give the Fighting Saints a 6 5 victory over the Racers. Rookie Jim Park, called up from the minors for emergency service, was late then played in the second period Brown filled in for the injured Demers noted back trouble and flu sidelined goalies Dion Holmquist and Levasseur.
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U S Hopes Dented as Finns Rout in Helsinki
The U S hockey team faces dimmed medal chances after a 9 2 defeat by Finland in Helsinki and a 9 3 loss the day before. Coach Bob Johnson cited youth and European rinks as factors while promising progress before Innsbruck. The squad, mostly college players, must improve ahead of the Innsbruck Games with six nations vying for medals and a key clash against Yugoslavia upcoming.
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Soviet Olympic Chances in Neonuvkh and Alpine Ski Hope
The Soviet team arrives in Austria with hopes to repeat or surpass their 1972 Sapporo success, led by hockey favorites and strong showings in cross country, figure skating, and ice dancing. Galina Kulakova eyes gold in cross country while Irina Rodnina and Alexander Zaitsev headline pairs and dance.
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