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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 29, 1998

Page

9

Top draftees set NHL stage for Lecavalier and Legwand

Vincent Lecavalier of Rimouski Oceanic went first overall to Tampa Bay as David Legwand of Plymouth was chosen by Nashville. The draft highlighted Lecavalier's size and vision and Legwand's scoring ability, with quotes from owners and coaches comparing Lecavalier to Doug Gilmour and predicting a bright Lightning future.

Tampa Bay Florida Lecavalier Rimouski Nashville Tampa Legwand Plymouth San Jose Nashville Stuart Regina Vancouver Alien Oshawa Anaheim Vishnevsky Yaroslavl Russia Calgary Fata London N.Y. Rangers Maihot Guelph Chicago Toronto Ottawa N.Y. Islanders Erie Antropov UST Kamenog Kazakhstar Carolina Heerem Samia Colorado Tang Chelyabinsk Col Boston Regehr Kamloops Whl Wash Parke Kelowna L.A Biron Shawinigan Philadelphia Gagne Quebec Pittsburgh Kraft Pizen Jr St. Louis Backman D. Frolunda Jr Sweden Detroit Fischer D. Hull New Jersey van Ryn Michigan N.j.cal Gomez Tri-City Buffalo Vincent Lecavalier David Legwand NHL Tampa Bay Lightning Rimouski Oceanic QMJHL Vincent Michael Jordan Williams Lightning Predators

Leafs pick Antropov stays in Kazakhstan for development

The Maple Leafs chose Nikolai Antropov 10th overall, planning to keep the Kazakh forward in Kazakhstan to develop his skills. Leafs associate GM Mike Smith indicated no rush to sign him, as the OHL is ruled out for next season. Edmonton took Michael Henrich 13th, and overall 14 of 27 picks were Canadian with several Americans and few international players.

Buffaloikolai Antropov Toronto Leafs Mike Smith Kazakhstan Edmonton Antropov Iceland Smith OHL Sharks Legwand NHL Predators David Poile Lecavalier Regina Pats Brad Stuart San Jose Dean Lombardi Stuart Vancouver Canucks Oshawa Bryan Allen Calgary Rico Fata Maple Leafs Chicago Nikolai Antropov Canada Michael Henrich Barrie Colts Czech Republic Robyn Regehr

Flyers trade Coffey to Blackhawks for draft pick

Paul Coffey, 37, moved from Philadelphia to Chicago for a fifth-round pick at the NHL draft and then signed a two-year deal with the Blackhawks. Flyers pay $1 million over the contract, Coffey has 1,473 points, 14 All Star selections, three Norris Trophies, and four Stanley Cups.

Buffaloeteran Paul Coffey Philadelphia Flyers Chicago Blackhawks Coffey Blackhawks Flyers Paul Bob Murray Sabres Philadelphia San Jose Sharks Nashville Predators Sharks Nashville David Legwand Plymouth Whalers Brad Stuart

France reaches World Cup quarters with golden goal win

Laurent Blanc scored the golden goal in extra time as France edged Paraguay 1-0 to reach the World Cup quarter finals. Denmark eliminated Nigeria 4-1, Brazil beat Chile 4-1, and Italy defeated Norway 1-0 to advance.

Pari Laurent Blanc Blanc France Paraguay Nigeria Denmark Peter Schmeichel Italy Brazil Jose Luis Chilavert Chilavert Celso Ayala Carlos Gamarra Jacquet Lens David Trezeguet Saint-Denis Peter Moller Brian Laudrup Ebbe Sand Martin Jorgensen Thomas Helveg Tijani Babangida Mutiu Adepoju Chile Ronaldo Cesar Sampalo Roberto Carlos Nelson Tapia Tapia Ivan Zamorano Marcelo Salas Norway Christian Vieri Fabio Cannavaro Giuseppe Bergomi Toro Andre Flo Gianluca Pagliuca Flo Luigi di Biagio Vieri Dan Eggen Frode Grodas

Medicine Hat Hurri Canes Sweep Taber Swim Meet

Taber hosts the weekend swim event with 30 Medicine Hat Hurri swimmers earning medals. Top finishes include Shannaye Pidwebesky 6 and under second in 25m freestyle and third in 25m backstroke. Elizabeth Sissons 8 and under first in 25m free and 25m breaststroke. Elizabeth Smith 11-12 second in 50m back. Shannon Carter 15-16 third in 200m I M. Erin Roberts 15-16 second in 100m breast and 200m I M. Boys placed includes Luke Johannes 6 and under second in 25m flutterboard. Travis Johannesson 8-9 third in 25m fly. Andrew Pillman 15-16 second in 50 and 100m free and third in 50m fly. Relays show strong medley and free results for 11-12 boys and 15-16 girlsopen.

Taber Medicine Hat Shannaye Pidwebesky Elizabeth Sissons Elizabeth Smith Shannon Carter Erin Roberts Luke Johannes Son Travis Johannesson Andrew Pillman

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