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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1991 DETROIT FREE PRESS 3D Hill D.r. bgoantn nju 4-s39 Wings felt price for Fuhr was too high i James Ricci mm Bring This Coupon SAVE $1 .00 Monday thru Friday AMERICA'S LARGEST 1,200 NEW BOATS POWER SAIL OflJST Murray said he still plans to pursue a deal with New Jersey for Sean Burke, though to this date Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello is asking for the moon i.e. either Fedorov or Steve Yzerman. Fedorov and Yzerman, along with Swedes Johan Garpenlov and Niklas Lidstrom, joined the Wings for practice Friday and will play this weekend. Absent were Russian defenseman Vladimir Konstantinov, whose knee is still bothering him, and forward Kevin Miller, who will join the team Monday after a six-week stint with Team USA, runner-up in the Canada Cup.

NOTEBOOK: The Wings play Philadelphia in an exhibition tonight at Orlando, Ra. The coaching staff is eager to see how Lidstrom and right wing Jim Cummin, a Dearborn native, do against NHL competition. The San Jose Sharks acquired right wing Wayn Prwley of Taylor from the Chicago Blackhawks for a 1993 third-round draft choice. Presley, 26, scored 15 goals and 19 assists in 71 games last season for the Blackhawks. Also, Link Gaetz of the Sharks pleaded innocent in Winona Mina, to charges that he discharged a gun inside the city limits and that he carried a pistol without a permit.

His attorney, Paul Brosnahan, requested a jury trial. No trial date has been set. rNEW- A l.irue M'lcciion of pick, depending on Anderson's performance. Damphousse, Richardson and Thornton were all No. 1 picks.

As for Detroit's search for a goalie to complement Tim Cheveldae, it's proceeding slowly. Murray hopes to talk this weekend with Philadelphia general manager Russ Farwell when the Wings play two games in Florida against the Flyers. Farwell has indicated a willingness to part with Ken Wregget for the right price. qu.ilitv iim'J ki.ttr. in the roatcdrral" oj 11 The waretiouse with everything for your house.

by Keith Gave Free Press Sports Wntrr With Grant Fuhr gone from Edmonton to Toronto in a big trade, there's one fewer goaltender available as the Red Wings continue their attempt to upgrade the most important position in hockey. But Wings general manager Bryan Murray isn't crying about missed opportunities. Just before he sealed the deal, Edmonton GM Glen Sather phoned Murray offering the Wings one last shot at the six-time All Star. Murray quickly said thanks, but no thanks. "What he wanted was unbelievable," Murray said.

"I wouldn't do it." Sather wanted Sergei Fedorov or Keith Primeau for the aging goalie Fuhr will be 29 next week. Fuhr was suspended for 60 games last season for admitted cocaine use. The Oilers got four young players and a draft pick for Fuhr, right wing Glenn Anderson, 30, and enforcer Craig Berube, 25. Edmonton got Vincent Dam-phousse, 23, the most valuable player in last season's All-Star game; defense-man Luke Richardson, 22; goaltender Peter Ing, 22; center Scott Thornton, 20, and a conditional first-round draft Martyn shys from fuss of induction BY STEVE CROWE Free Press Sports Writer Bruce Martyn, a voice of winter in Detroit since 1964, insists that his outward calm about entering the Hockey Hall of Fame should not be mistaken for ingratitude. Wo 0 mvm 'Lxm rH (On fin I Jiil OUJuUULJyj Uo I A Iff Martyn, entering his 28th year as a Red Wings radio announcer on WJR-AM, will become the 13th recipient of the Foster Hewitt Memorial Award during induction ceremonies Monday night at the Ottawa Congress Center.

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Hewitt Award winners are selected by the NHL Broadcasters Association. Martyn, a native of Sault Ste. Marie, began his career at hometown WSOO-AM in 1950. In 1953, Martyn moved to Detroit and WCAR-AM, covering Michigan State football, doing weekday sportscasts and hosting a music program. After nine years, Martyn freelanced at WJR, assisting Van Patrick on Lions broadcasts.

Beginning with the 1964-65 season, Martyn whose "He sco-o-o-o-res!" soon became his trademark also served as Wings TV announcer through 1984-85. "Inwardly, I'm sure he's excited," said Lynch, Martyn's radio partner his first 12 seasons. "He's really what you would consider the best in the business today, no doubt." Lynch was inducted in 1985, the year Hewitt, a legendary Toronto announcer, died. "And I was the same way, wondering what the hell I was getting it for," Lynch said. "Bruce is very modest, almost bashful at times.

"But when that moment is upon him, he'll really feel it. It hits you when you're in your monkey suit, the program starts, and they call you up on center stage." When will Martyn be able to fully appreciate his newfound fame? "Tuesday," he said, "When the thing's all over and I can take my tuxedo back. I don't want to seem blase about this. But I'll be happy when it's over." Taipei defeats S. Korea in Asian championships The Associated Press BELTING Chinese Taipei defeated defending champion South Korea, 7-6, and Australia beat Japan, 9-7, Friday in the Asian Amateur Baseball Championship.

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