Lafleur Clinches NHL Scoring Title With 125 Points
Guy Lafleur of Montreal clinched the Art Ross Trophy by totaling 125 points after a 4-3 win over Washington. He added a goal and an assist, finishing six points ahead of Bobby Clarke. The Canadiens set an NHL record with 58 victories and 127 points, ensuring home ice for the playoffs as the eight playoff qualifiers emerged.
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Weekend hockey results and upcoming games list
Saturday results include New England 4 Indianapolis 2, Quebec 1 Toronto 1, Cleveland 4 San Diego 2, Houston 8 Phoenix 2. Sunday results show Cleveland 6 Choelanati 3, Quebec 5 Toronto 4, Houston 4 San Diego 2, Indianapolis 4 New England 2, Edmonton 5 Winnipeg 0. Tuesday schedule has Winnipeg at Calgary, Toronto at Quebec, San Diego at Cleveland, Phoenix at Houston.
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Cleveland Stars and Stripes exit Capilano tournament
In Vancouver at Capilano Winter Club, the Cleveland Stars Bantam and Stripes Pee Wee teams struggled. The Stars opened with a 3 0 win over Capilano behind Al Struck 18 save shutout and Steve Switaj 1 goal 1 assist, but lost 5 4 in overtime to North Delta in the next round. Stripes fell 5 0 to Vancouver North Shore in their first game, dropping into the loser's bracket as Adam Siegel 26 saves earned third star honors.
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Shaker Heights
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Oberlin Midget Hockey Team Ends Historic Season
Oberlin Midget hockey wrapped a 30 game unbeaten run in the Suburban Hockey League, winning the regular season title and finishing 281-1. The team lost the final 65 to Northfield. Top scorers were Bryan Thomas with 117 points and Mike Stetson with 76. Players included Rick Nord, Bob Farquhar, Nishan Aghajanian, Erik Andrews, Chuck Flood, Mark Habecker, defenders Dave Schreiner, Tom Schubert, Dirk Schoonmaker, and goalies Woody Schubert, Steve Drummond. Coach Larry Funk, a four year Oberlin mentor, was the first Ray Wilson Sportsmanship Award winner in 1971.
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Dirk Schoonmaker
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Crusaders Triumph Despite Cincinnati Spark in Playoff Push
Crusaders goalie Johnson stood tall turning back 32 shots as Cincinnati surged at times but the Purple Gang failed to derail the team effort that sent Crusaders back into the playoffs. Johnson credited his teammates postgame while the Crusaders celebrated a collective win on the ice.
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Medina depth tops Midview in dual track meet
Medina Beesas beat Midview 3 despite Midview taking seven of 15 firsts. Jeff Gehrke and Steve Sesko each won two events for their schools. Midview finishes 0-2 with strong marks by Grant Burkey and Jett Genike, while Medina’s Joe Doaley and Brenner posted key victories.
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Crusaders face stiff test as playoff tickets go on sale
Crusader sidelights report Richfield Coliseum box office and Ticketron selling playoff seats for first three games at 750, 5.00 and 4.50 dollars with top price up a dollar. Tomorrow night Cleveland hosts San Diego at 7 30 p m as captain Paul Shymr, injured with broken foot, receives three trophies in pre game ceremonies. Shymr wins Bill Needham Award for courage and leadership, Crusader of the Year, and Shirley Pierce of the Columbus Home Bowmen tops Ohio Archers indoor results. Cincinnati Booster Club watches Cleveland 4 2 victory over San Diego and Stingers loss to the Crusaders. Referee Bill Friday calls 64 minutes of penalties in first period including multiple fights among Baxter, Beaton, Sob chok, Harrison, Smedsmo, McKenzie and Ward. Coach Slater notes tough Eastern Division race with Cleveland and worries about losing Harrison but cites lack of experience as key flaw for Cincinnati.
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Crusader hockey game notes and scoring summary
Scoring by period shows Cincinnati and Cleveland players with goals and assists. Notable names include Dudley Steeber Sobchak Gruen Jarrett Pinder and goaltenders Hogan and Perthy. Penalties list multiple players with minor major and misconduct calls across periods.
Lorain Hall of Fame to enshrine seven next week
Lorain Sports Hall of Fame will hold its seventh annual banquet April 12 at the Lorain Youth Center. Featured speaker is former UCLA coach John Wooden. Inductees include Louis Monos Wally Knitter Harry Jabbusch Frank Perry Bruno Skolnicki and the late Ralph Minnich plus Julie Andrews the first woman honored. Also recognized are Virgil Williams J Ed Uland Award winner Ron Wilczak and Lorain Catholic's state runnerup team and Lorain High girls volleyball state runnersup.
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Bumpy"’ Skolnicki
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Multiple sports results from Greensboro to Brazil and beyond
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