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4C HOCKEY DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. ROCHESTER, N.Y., SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 14. 1985 tend the Pittsburgh Penguins training camp without a contract If he makes the team, he will be offered a contract If he doesn't make the team, he'll be free to negotiate and probably will re-sign with the Sabres organization. had a lot of fun." Of course, Hagan knows he could have more fun here at home.

Ted Nolan, Amerks left wing and captain (in 1984-85), will at on, though. I'll go back to Winston-Salem and play one more year. "It was a great experience playing there. The fans loved us (3,200 a game), they had us to dinner. I brought home a little money and Pi Hagan a shot at a job with his hometown American Hockey League team, the Rochester Americans.

"I'm hoping I can be the local guy who makes good with the Amerks," Hagan said. "I wouldn't be a draw, but I could maybe give them a little experience on defense. I've played a while." It will not be an easy battle, though. Hagan must first earn an invitation to the Sabres training camp, which starts Wednesday at Lake Placid. To do so, he must show he has NHL potential, and Hagan said.

"You want the puck on your stick, but you also want to move it as fast as you can. In a way, it's hard to get noticed." The easy way for unknown free agents to catch the attention of the brass is with crunching body checks. But that's not Hagan's style. He's a stay-at-home, rush-when-he-has-to defenseman. "I'm not a big hitter I never have been," Hagan said.

"I can't change my style in a week, I'd look like a fool." What Hagan does is move the puck and provide offensive spark from the blueline. He played for the Carolina Thunderbirds in Winston-Salem, N.C., last year, helping the team to the Atlantic Coast League championship. Hagan scored 13 goals and 43 assists for 56 points in 64 games, and was a first-team all-star. He also had 53 penalty mtoutes. Hagan's inside connection to the mini camp was Rick Dudley, his coach with Carolina and a former Sabres player.

Dudley contacted Buffalo management and arranged the tryout. Hagan put off completing the final 20 college credits for his degree in communications this summer to prepare for camp. Hagan's performance at Sabreland today and tomorrow will determine whether he goes to Lake Placid. "It's been nerve-wracking but I'm just trying to do my best," Hagan said. "If things don't work out, I've got something to fall back List Price $18193 that he can contribute more than the recent draft picks.

His chances of a training-camp invitation are 50-50. "For someone like 61098 "Brand New" PARK AVENUE LtL IWUMWI 5 i5 SalePricedat Plus Freight Hagan to Bob Hagan make it, he really has to do something to catch your eye," Amerks' Coach John Van Boxmeer said. "I really didn't notice him the first day Tuesday) but he's looked good the last couple days. He's a young kid have to take a look at" Wednesday, Hagan made the coaches take notice, scoring two goals in a scrimmage. "Everyone's trying to catch the eyes of the people in the stands," Available LZ1 "Ok Hagan hopes to be Amerks' jocal connection Kearney graduate jn Sabres' camp By Kevin Oklobzija Democrat and Chronicle TONA WANDA Bob Hagan has felt a little out of place at the Buffalo Sabres instructional camp this week at Sabreland.

There are new faces, exceptionally skilled youngsters and scrutinizing coaches. It's a new scene for a guy who never even played Division I hockey. "A lot of Buffalo's draft choices are pretty good they're 18, I'm 23 and they're just as good as I am," Hagan said yesterday. But it's only been a feeling of being out of place. He has not been outclassed or overmatched.

Hagan, a graduate of Bishop Kearney High School and former standout with the old Rochester Monarchs and Oswego State, is i getting his first taste of the National Hockey League. The 6-foot-2, 195-pound defen-seman was invited to the six-day instructional camp, which ends tomorrow, for his first tryout with 'an NHL organization. While the chances of the former NCAA Division II Ail-American playing for Buffalo are slim, an exceptional camp could give Broad St. Bully Schultz will coach Slapshots Associated Press NEW YORK Dave Schultz, the former Philadelphia Flyers forward who gained a reputation as a brawler, yesterday was named coach and general manager of the New York Slapshots of the Atlantic Coast Hockey League. Schultz, a nine-year National Hockey League veteran who ended his career with the Rochester Americans of the American Hockey League in 1979-80, was the main enforcer for the Flyers in their "Broad Street Bully" days that produced two Stanley Cups.

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