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106; Nov. 24, 1977 Minneapolis Tribune Scoreboard St. Louis Park nips Jafferson WHA WCHA Fixit looks at all the angles Ptt GF GA 15 2 32 87 53 12 7 25 1 62 10 1 21 17 92 9 1 17 65 73 7 9 0 14 63 74 5 3 13 $6 71 5 11 0 10 52 65 4 11 2 10 48 69 15 of 20 free throws as Richfield committed 20 fouls to nine for the Pirates. Andre LaBerge scored 21 points to lead Cooper to a 57-48 triumph over Fridley. Tony Freeman added 14 and Jeff Bray 10 for Cooper.

In other games, Burnsville defeated Osseo 73-56, Lindbergh downed Lincoln 61-54 and Wayzata defeated Minnetonka 58-48. Chris Robbins led Lindbergh with 22 points. Wayzata's Steve Johnson scored 17. NFL Birllale Bills-signed former Viking wide receiver Len Willis to replace Reggie Craig who was placed on the Iniured reserve Nit. Chlcate Bers-llsted five as aueslionabie starters for today's game against Detroit: running back Roland Harper, right knee strain; linebacker Doug Buffone, tonsilitls; wide receiver Bo Rather, recovering from flu; and light end Chuck Bradley, with contusions on his heel.

Bean also signed free gent wida receiver Steve Rivera, released by San Francisco after the first gem this year. Green Bay Packers-waived veteran linebacker Jim Cheyunski. New York Olanfs-slgned former Oakland kick return specialist Harold Harl to tree agent contract. Baseball Baltlmar Orils announced lhal Elrod Hendricks will return to the club as either coach or player coach. Milwaukee Brewers-rehired pitching coach Cal McLish.

Dlege Padres-signed outfielder Oscar Gamble. New England Wmnioey Quebec Edmonlon Houston Indianapolis Cincinnati Birmingham RESULTS TUESDAY Quebec New England 4. Edmonlon 4, Winnipeg 2. RESULTS WEDNESDAY Indianapolis 3. New England 3, overtime, Cincinnati 4, Quebec 3.

Houston 3. Birmingham 2. GAMES TODAY Edmonton al Indianapolis, 6 p.m. Cincinnati at Birmingham, 7 p.m. Basketball College UPPER MIDWEST Manitoba 13, North Dakota SI.

71 Mary College 14, Rocky Mountain 10. SOUTHWEST So. Arkansas 75, E. Texas St. 44.

EXHIBITION Memphis SI. 94, Cuba 13. Tennessee 17, Ciechoslovakla 12. USSR 71, Arkansas 64. Community College MINNESOTA Normandale 75, Wlllmar 41.

High School MINNEAPOLIS Washburn 59, Southwest 29. Central 55, South 53. Norlh 14, Henry 53. Wesl 54, Roosevelt 52. 1 LAKE BLUE Burnsville 73, Osseo 56.

Lindbergh 61, Lincoln 54. Robbinsdale 90, Armstrong 64. St. Louis Park 43, Jefferson 60. LAKE RED Cooper 57, Fridley 41.

Eisenhower 42, Kennedy 35. Park Center 69, Richfield 51. Wavzate 51. Mlnnelonka 41. METROPOLITAN ARIA Austin 43, Park-Collage Grove 39.

De La Salle 71, St. Anthony 41. Tartan 74, Golden Valley 21 MINNESOTA Grand Marals 59, Proctor 54 Morgan Park 61, Dululh Denlted 62 Rochesler Lourdes 47, Austin Pacelll 44. TUESOAY'S LATE SCORES Ada 51, Boruo 57 Canbv 59. Slaylon 31.

Delavun 56, Mapleton 52. Faribault Bethlehem 60, Blooming Prairie 51, 2 overtimes. Gilbert 59. International Falls 52. La Porte 42, Hill City S3.

Mora 57 Onamla Crosier 42. Mountain Iron 73, Big Fork 44. Storden-Jeffers 57, SI. Mary's Sieeoym Eve 44 Wabasso 71, Milroy 57. Willow River 51, Sanstone 47.

San La ST. A three-point play by Daryl BJtt-man with seven seconds to play fave St. Louis Park a 63-60 Lake onference basketball victory over Jefferson Wednesday night. Senior Center Gregg Pederson led Park with 25 points and Jefferson's Randy Mclver scored 26 in the conference opener for both teams. Guard Dave Johnston scored 26 points and forward Keith Llndstrom 18 to spark Park Center to a 69-58 victory over Lake rival Richfield.

Park Center converted Robins Continued from page ID expect a lot of steals, but we want to be there when something happens." What often happens is that Reed Anderstrom, Jeff Vaala or someone else will pick up a loose ball and send the free-wheeling Robins offense on Its way. Or the 6-foot-7 Craig Peterson will clear the boards and do the same. "This year," Hill said, "we can make the game move at our pace. Last year we had trouble with that." Vaala is the set-up man, and added 17 points last night for the winners. Peterson and Bunda each, scored 20.

To point out Robbins-dale's balance, at the half Vaala and Peterson each had 8 and Anderstrom and Bunda each had 6. Vaala, Peterson and Anderstrom were starters last year while Mike Weingart, who scored 8, played quite a bit. Bunda is the newcomer, moving up from the junior varsity. The 6-2 senior hit 14 points in the third quarter last night as the Robins pulled away. "He's really tough on offense," Hill said, noting that In a late-season intrasquad game among the underclassmen last year Bunda led all scorers.

Armstrong was unable to slow down the Robins last night. The Falcons got most of their points from the pivot, with starter Eric Ebersberger and his sub, Terry Eps, each hitting 11. College Salle University anounced resignation of track and cross country coach Ira Davis effective January 1. PGA tour opons Jan. 5 in Tucson Associated Press WeuUagtoa, D.C Forty major events with purses of at least (100,000 highlight the 1978 Professional Golfers' Association schedule, Commissioner Deane Beman announced.

The Jan. 5 Joe Garagiola-Tucson Open is the first stop. The World Series of Golf on the last week in September in Akron, Ohio, concludes the year. Tournaments played following the World Series are considered part of the 1979 schedule. BfefeaalMMl Betters' Auaclatsa.

srtieeVvte: Jan. S-fc Jo Gwatlela-Tucwfl Open. 11li Ptwenln Osen W-ai Boa Crosby Nailonel Pro-Am al Pebbt Beech, CaHt. SMfc Andy WWiems-Sen Oleoo Opn. MO.

Hawaiian Oeefl Honolulu, Hawaii, l-lfc Boo Hop Desert Classic al Palm Desert, Calif. V4-1t: Gln CatnpbeHLos Anvetat Open. SMfc Jacfc-I Oleason Inverrerv Claulc at Laudarhla, Fla. Marc 4i Florid Citrus Open at Orlando. Fla.

111 Doral Eastern Open al Miami. 14-11 Tourne-menl Players Championsnlp al Jacksonville, Fla. n-Mt Sea Pines Herlleoe Classic at Hilton Head Island, SC. Marc W-Aprli Greeter Greensboro Opn. April 4- Masters Tournament al Augusta, O.

4-4: Matnolla Classic al HatlMsburg, Miss. 1JM: MONY Tournament of Champions al Carlsbad, Cain. Houston Open. 27 -J Flrsl NBC New Orleans Open. May 4-7i Byron Nelson Classic at Dallas.

11-H: Colonial National Invitation al Fort Worm, Teas. 11-Mi Oklahoma City Open. M-lli Memorial Tourna-menl at Dublin. OMo. M-ali Ananla Golf Classic Jem Kemper Open at Charlotte.

t-lli Danny Thomas Memphis Claulc. It-Mi U.S. Open Denver IMS: Canadian Open, OakvUie, OM. Ms Chaoven's Memorial Hospital Pro-Am al Lake Forest, UL Aw Wesirn Open at Oak Brook, m. Jly Mi Greater Milwaukee Open.

IS-M: Ed McMVhon-Quad Cities Opm al Coal VaSav, III IVB-Phllaoelahle God Classic. 17 -Mi Sammy Davis Hartford Open al Wether stield. Com. Auf, 14: PGA ChampkyisMp al Otkmont, Pi. It-Ik American Optical Classic at Sutton, Mass.

17-Bh American Eioresi Weslchnter Classic at Rve. Y. 14-27: Coloale Hal of Fame Classic at Pine- 1 hurst, NC. At. 11-Sept.

St B.C. Open at Endkolt, N.Y. i Sept. e-lt: Southern Open at Columbus, Ga. 14-17: Sen Antonio, Teaas, Open.

It-M: Anheuser-Busch Go Classic at Napa, CaM. Sft. Oct. It World aris ot ifOri ei Akron, una). NFL National Conference CBNTKAL MINNESOTA 6 4 0 Oeiroil i 0 Chiceso 5 0 Green Bay 2 10 Tampa Bay 0 10 0 AST Delias I 7 0 SI.

Louis 7 10 Washington 4 4 0 Y. Giants 4 a 0 Philadelphia 3 7 0 WIST Los Aitoeles 7)0 Atlanta 5 5 0 San Francisco 4 a 0 New Orttans 3 7 0 American Conference CENTRAL. WIT Cleveland 6 4 0 Pittsburgh 4 4 0 Houston 5 5 0 Cincinnati ISO AST Baltimore I 0 Miami 7 3 0 New England 4 4 0 NY. Jets 2 0 Buffalo 2 10 WST Denver 9 1 0 Oakland 12 0 San Diego 5 5 0 Seattle 3 7 0 Kansas City 2 10 RESULT MONDAY Washington 10, Green Bay AMES TODAY Chicago al Detroit, 12:30 p.m. Miami at St.

Louis, 2:30 p.m. GAMES SUNDAY MINNESOTA at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Atlanta at Tampa Bay, noon. Los Angeles at Cleveland, noon. New York Giants at Cincinnati, noon.

Philadelphia al New England, noon. Pittsburgh al New York Jels, noon. Kansas City at Houston, 1 p.m. Baltimore at Denver, 3 p.m. Dallas at Washington, 3 p.m.

New Orleans at San Francisco, 3 p.m. San Diego al Seattle, 3 p.m. GAME MONDAY Buffalo at Oakland. p.m. pet pis opp 600 147 131 500 126 171 .500 111 220 .000 92 162 .000 53 175 Pet PtsOpp .100 251 150 .700 224 162 .600 136 141 400 lit 199 .300 156 155 Pet PtsOpp .700 236 IM .500 110 13 .400 124 157 .300 111 232 Pet PtsOpp 600 221 112 .600 210 177 .500 211 155 .500 141 114 Pet PtsOpp .900 234 140 .700 200 149 .600 210 161 .200 145 223 .200 119 221 Pet Its Opp .900 200 91 247 162 .500 137 136 .300 110 263 200 147 233 NFL Statistics Team Offense National Conference Tatal Ruth St.

Louis 3474 1517 Dallas 3431 1654 Chicago 3324 21S2 Los Angeles 3247 1763 MINNESOTA 3055 1350 Philadelphia 2725 120 New Orleans 2592 1441 Washington 25O0 1207 2434 1405 Atlanta 2J43 1341 San Francisco 2334 1391 Green Bay 2216 IMS New York 2134 1115 Tampa Bav 1963 1005 American Conference Pittsburgh 3371 1694 Oakland 3715 1690 New England 3201 1754 Baltimore 3115 1562 Cleveland 3115 1562 Buffalo 2937 1373 Cincinnati 7M4 1241 Seattle 211 1289 Denver 2711 1444 Miami 2776 1601 Diego 2751 1331 Houston 2744 1320 New York 2723 1125 Kansas City 2691 1310 Team Defense National Conference Total Rush Dallas 2096 1255 Atlanta 2242 1299 San Francisco 2245 1367 Delroll 2376 1227 Los Angeles 2579 1213 Philadelphia 2711 1301 Tampa Bay 2192 1415 New York 28 1273 Washington 2900 1373 MINNESOTA 2909 1612 Green Bay 2960 1705 Louis 3136 1447 Chicago 3286 1562 New Orleans 3415 1935 American Conference San Diego 2364 1462 Pittsburgh 2460 1149 New England 2564 1263 Denver 2601 1153 Houston 2647 1261 Miami 2744 1293 Oakland 2121 1330 Cleveland 2137 1413 Baltimore 2(44 1161 Cincinnati 2951 1412 Buffalo 3071 1675 Seattle 3401 1714 New York 3432 1601 Kansas City 3e34 2000 NBA Eastern Conference Pass 1117 1712 1172 1414 1705 1435 1151 1293 1029 995 936 951 951 951 1675 1517 1454 1553 1553 1564 1643 1572 1335 1175 1427 1424 1591 1311 Pats 151 943 171 1149 1366 1410 1407 1623 1572 1227 1255 1619 1724 1410 902 1291 1303 1455 1379 1451 1491 1424 1676 1469 1396 1694 1124 1634 ATLANTIC DIVISION Wrestling High School LAKE RED Fridley 39, Cooper 13. Kennedy 42, Eisenhower 14 Minnetonka 33, Wayiata 21. Park Center 34, Richfield 23. LAKE BLUE Jefferson 43, SI. Louis Park 16.

Lincoln 54, Lindbergh I. Osseo 51, Burnsvitle 13. Robbinsdale 40. Armstrong 9. PAUL SUBURBAN So.

St. Paul 35, No. St. Paul 23. ST.

PAUL Central 36, SI. Thomas Academy 20 Hill-Murray 33, Highland Park 29. Humboldt 45, Harding 10. Johnson 37, Cretin 12. METROPOLITAN AREA Edlna-Easl 31.

Southwest 25. Sibley 39, Brooklyn Center 22. MINNESOTA Upsaia 54, Pillager II. Swimming High School Girls LAKE RED Cooper 90, Park Center 12. Ptt GF OA Denver Michigan Wisconsin MINNESOTA Colorado College Michigan Slate Michigan Tech Norm Dakota Notre Dame GAMES THIS WEEKEND MINNESOTA AT Wisconsin, Michigan al Colorado College, 2.

Denver at 2. Michigan Stale al Notre Dame, 2. Michigan Tech al North Dakota, 2. Tennis Professional BUENOS AIRES OPEN Gulliermo Vitas del. Eric Deb- Itcker 7-4, 4-2.

Ion Tlrlec del. Lite Alvarez 4-2, 7-4. Patricio Cornek) def. Fernando Dalle Fonln 4-4, t-J, 7-5. Jlme Filial del.

Remlre Benevl- dei 4-4, 7-4. Ivan Molina del. Carlos Nando 4-4, 2-4, 11-9. Jose Higueras def. Enrique Ca- vlglla Gene Mayer def.

Antonio Mural 4-4, 6-3. Michael Flsbach def. Jorge Andrew 4-4, 4-4 Zan Guerry def. Onny Parun 4-1, 1-3, 4-3 SPANISH GRAND PRIX Biorn Borg del. Howard Sehoen-feld 6-0, 4-2.

Raul Ramirez del. Alelandro Plerola 4-1, 6-0. Fred McNalr del. Bill Lloyd 4-2, Jan Kodes del. Jonathan Smith 6- 4, 4-0.

Anand Amrilrai def. Thomas Smld 6-4, 7-6. Chris Vaiselln del. Roger Taylor 4-3, 4-4. Zellko Frenulovlc def.

Frentlsek Mark Co def. Helm Guenlhardt 7- 6, 6-2. Gymnastics High School REGION III Team Scares Irondate 125.75, Kellogg 122.1, Whit Bear Lake 121.79, Ramsey 1205, Moundsvlew 113.57, Mariner 941. STATE QUALIFIERS: All-round-1 Kevin Bye, Iron-dale 47, 2. Jo GuldareW, Ramsay 6 3.

Dave Flatten, Kellogg 4.4; 4. Kelly Farretl, While Bear Lake 42 Fleer Bierclle-1. Bye, 12, 2. Jim MlWr, White Bear Lake 7.1; 3. Guldarelli, Ramsay 7.75; 4.

Corby Huggett, Kellogg 745. Pemmel Merse-I. Bruce Westlund, Ramsey 425. 7. Brian Kosluck, White Bear Lake 5.7.

3. Rick Mam, Kellogg 545; 4. Rob Mohar, Kellogg 5.3. Still Hints-1. Jim Miller, White Bear Lake 7.1; 2.

Eric Monson, Irondate 7.5, 3. Kevin Horkev, Irondale 49, I. Miller 4 0. veultlni-! Jo Schoeller, While Bear Lake 1 0, 2. Farrell 7 3.

Guldarelli 715, 4. Miller 71 Parallel art 1. Jerry Oalnes, Ramsey 2. Guideretll 7.3, 3. Jeff Chilstrom, Irondele 7.15; 4.

Flatten 7 IS Herlienfal are 1 Monson 7 2. Farrell 7 35; 3. Brian Schwartz. Kellogg 7 25, 4. Dav Kulsrud, Moundsvlew 7.05.

Cooper-Freemen 14, Almquisl 2. Van Krevelem Lorentzen 2, Bray 10, Laberge 21, Burauesl 4. Prldley 12 H-41 Ceeper u-17 Tatal leuH-Frldlev 23, Coooer 20. Fauled evt- Bruce Lerson, Almquisl. Wayzata 58, Minnetonka 48 Wayiata-Prettel 7, Myhran 4, Kochever 12, Smith 1.

Langtitl 2, Hite 4, Johnson 17. Minnetawka-Loslus 1, Grewell 3, Piwnlca 14, Thomas 4 Woller 2, Russeth I Johnson 9, Oonlin 7, Dorow 7. Weyiata 17 14 11 14-11 Minnetonka It 14-41 Tatal feuls- Wayzata II. Mlnnelonka 22. out D.

Johnson, Minnetonka. Minneapolis Washburn 59, Southwest 29 Washburn-Sheoard 12. Hicks 1. Warren 1. Kelbel 4.

Johnson Gilchrist 4, Berwald 4, May 12, Hart 16. Southwest-McGee 2, Malison 5, Engen Anderson 4, Ruedv 4, Kern 4. Washburn Southwest 17 19 20 1-St 7 4 1-29 Total feuls- Washburn 14, Southwest 21. Feuled ut none. North 86, Henry 53 Henry-John 21, King IS, Olson 7, Ebrhardl 3, Pl- cholta 2, Opal 2, Hulmann 3.

Nerrh-Warren II. Burslon 14, Williams I. Maslrud 4, Washington 2, Brown 7, Kidd 7, Coieman 1, Esaw 7, Dickson 1, Griffin 10. Henry 14 It 11-53 Narth It 24 21-14 Tatal fault-Henry 23, North 22. Paused wit-none.

West 54, Roosevelt 52 West-Hennessey 29, McKinney 4, Ward 2, Thrond- sen 5, Jackson 12. Roosevelt Slock mo 3, Olsen 5, Berkas 20, Quam 4, Fuliens 7, Christolersen 11. Wesl 14 It 14-54 Roosevelt lj 14 11 u-si Total 15, Roosevelt II Feuled eut- fierkas. Quam. Central 55, South 53 Central Robinson 4, Armstrong 22, Bogan 4, Smith 10.

Buttock 2, Jackson 4, Whllllock 7, Fisher 2. Seuth-Thames 4, Green 12, Outlaw 2, Olson 7, I-lowers 14, Moody 14. Central 17 14 11 9-Si South 14 11 11 11-S1 Tatal fouls-Central 21, South 14. Feuled cut-Armstrong, Olson. Transactions NBA astan Celtics-cut fourth year guard Kevin Stacom to make room for forward Stave Ku-berskl who had been on the Iniured reserve list since the season began.

Detroit Pisteni-traded forward Marvin Barnes and two future draft choices to Buffalo for forward John Shumate and a future number one drall choice. San Antenle Spurs pieced center Jim Eaklns on waivers in preparation for signing free gent guard Dennis 'Mo' Lay-ton. Lake Conference (blue) Lindbergh 61, Lincoln 54 Llndberah-Ciaop 12, Dvblng 14, Bobbins 22, J. Johnson 4, Novak 2, Thayer 7. Llnutn-Neuenfrldl 5.

Krull 1. Fling 14, Bvrne 9, Gustatson 14, Saunders 2. Lindbergh 19 19 12 11-41 Lincoln 9 11 13 I4-S4 Tatal fouls Lindbergh ul Byrne. 12, Lincoln 15. Fouled St.

Louis Park 63, Jefferson 60 Jeflerson-Baiiev IS, Erlckson 2, Marlska 4 Mctver 26. Stark 4, Nelson 5, Randall 2. St. Leuls Park-Carlson 2 Sluder 6, Whacnutka 2, Pederson 25, Zolnoski 1. Bosley 11, Bittmann 9.

Jflrsan 16 14 II 12-61 St. Leuls Park 13 16 17 17-61 Tatal fouls-JeHerson 23, SI Louis Park 23 Fauted eut-Baiiev, Stark, Nelson, Carlson. Technical Faul-Pederson. Robbinsdale 90, Armstrong 64 Rebblnsdale-Anderstiom 1, Miller 4, Vaaia 17, Bunda 20, Weingart Sheppard 4 Magner 1, Peterson 20, Berger 4. Armstrong Morgan 4.

Calder 2, Wilder 1, Berndt 9, Calder 10, Beirien 9, Tail 1, Lenart 4, Eos II, Ebersberger II, Wesloh 2. Rebblnsdele 17 23 21 22 90 Armstreng 14 20 12 11-44 TotBl feuls Robbinsdale II, Armstrong 19 Fouled out- Weingart Lake Conference (red) Park Center 69, Richfield 58 Richfield Lerom 11, Rundqulst 4, Arrioia 4, Dagner 4, Eide Rvnda 10, Johnson 2, Westlund 13. Park Center Anderson 7, Long 3, Llndstrom II, Johnston 26, Hartung 12, Toil Johnson 2. RlcMleld 11 II 11 17-SS Park Center 19 14 17 19-44 Tatal feuls- Richfield 20, Park Center 9 Fouled ut-Wesllund. Eisenhower 42, Kennedy 35 Kannedy-Berglen 21, Knlghl 3, Poison 5, Hagllnd 2, Mansour 4.

Elsenhower Brausen 14, Halvorson 14, Stefan McKay 4, Wahlslrom 2. Kennedy 14 it 1 -M Elsenhower 12 14 II 4-42 Totel fouls-Eisenhower 13, Kennedy I. Cooper 57, Fridley 48 Frldley-Peterson 10, Bacon 4, Bruce Larson 14, Hon 2, Barn, ll 6, Grahek 2, Wiltinger 4, Brad Larson 6. STARTING SUNDA Sex Offenders: curable or incorrigible? Got a "how to" question? A "who to go to" question? A "when to start" question? A "where to find" question? Write to Fixit. You can be sure Fixit will examine all the angles to find an answer for you.

Read Fixit's answers Monday through Saturday on the comic page of the Minneapolis Tribune. Send your questions to: Fixit Minneapolis Tribune 425 Portland Av. Minneapolis, MN 55488. Please send a stamped, self-addressed envelope lot your reply. Mtaeapots Pet GB 12 5 .722 9 7 563 9 9 500 3 5 10 333 4 2 14 .125 Pet OB 10 5 .667 10 5 .667 11 I .579 1 I 7 533 2 9 1 .529 2 6 10 .375 4 Pniiadeiohia New York Buffalo Boston New Jersey CENTRAL DIVISION Cleveland Atlanta San Antonio Washington New Orleans Houston Western Conference MIDWEST DIVISION Pet 12 6 447 7 533 1'1 I .529 21 6 10 375 5 7 10 .412 6 II .353 Pet GB 12 3 MO 9 5 .443 9 9 500 7 9 .431 4 14 .222 What traditional attitudes or personal feelings can lead an individual to commit rape? How does rape socially and emotionally affect the victim? How effective are local treatment programs? Minneapolis Tribune staff writer Sam Newlund studied the problem of sex offenses and offenders.

He interviewed rapists and their victims. He looked into the effectiveness of various local treatment programs. He spoke with behavioral psychologists, treatment program administrators, doctors, social workers and corrections officers. Newlund recently presented another group of articles on child abuse, a problem he found to be closely related to the problem of sexual assault. Newlund shares his insights about sex offenders with you In a five-part series starting Sunday, November 27.

4- WRESTLING SPORTS SPECTACULAR! MINNEAPOLIS AUDITORIUM THANKSGIVING NIGHT, 8 P.M. TAG TEAM BOUT Denver Chicago Milwaukee Detroit Indiana KaosasCity PACIFIC DIVISION Portland Pnoenif Golden Slate Los Angelas Seaille RESULTS WEDNESDAY Bonon 109 Houston IO0. Atlanta 105, Denver 104 San Antonio 132, New Jersey 119 Milwaukee 122, Kansas City 116. Indieno 126, Golden State 116. Philadelphia 106, Detroit 105.

Chicago at Portland, night. los Angeies at Seattle, night. GAMES TODAY Phoenix at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Denver at New Orleans, 7:35 p.m. NHL Campbell Conference SMVTME DIVISION Ptt GF GA Chicago 5 6 Vancouver 4 9 Colorado 6 1 MINNESOTA 5 12 Louis 4 13 PATRICK DIVISION Islanders 10 5 Philadelphia II 4 Atlanta 7 7 Rangers I 10 Wales Conference 7 17 43 44 4 16 51 77 3 15 66 54 2 12 54 II 3 11 50 12 PtS GF GA 6 26 41 3 25 77 39 6 20 54 61 2 II 49 72 NOR IS DIVISION Montreal 12 Detroit 9 Los Angeles 7 Pittsburgh 5 Washington 2 AfAMS DIVISION Balo 12 Pts GF GA 3 27 69 39 3 21 57 11 44 14 57 40 Ptt GF OA 2 26 70 51 2 24 41 43 4 24 51 49 2 14 44 62 onto II lion Ryeiand SULTS TUESDAY sburgh 3, Vancouver 3, lie niunii VmL JUMNMPtnTA 7 nZ York Rangers 6, Colorado 3.

ifjrotl 4, Khitaaeipnia t. inta 2. Washington 2, tie. inn 1 Buffalo 0 iweland 2. Montreal 1.

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