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J267 N.Cobb Parfcway (Hi7.4lN.) 30062 IjL played well for one quarter, after which the Kansas City Kings wrested away con- trol and played keep-away most of the sec-. I ond half en route to a 102-84 victory. i. Before the game, Loughery was asked to assess what he was looking for just one week to the day preseason practice opened. "NoMof course, I want to win Gould's hat trick propels Flames over Blues 6-4 From Wirt Reports ST.

LOUIS Bobby Gould, playing only his sixth game in the National Hockey League, scored three goals Saturday night to give the Calgary Flames a 6-4 victory over the St Louis Blues. Gould, who had not scored a point in the NHL prior to Saturday night completed his hat trick that gave the Flames the victory when be beat St Louis goalie Mike Luit 3:58 into the final period to snap a 4-4 tie. The Blues outsbot the Flames 18-7 in the final period, but were not able to get the puck behind Calgary goal Pat Riggin. Willie Plett added an empty net goal with 34 seconds left for the final two-goal margin. The Flames jumped to a 2-0 lead in the first 11:04 of the game on a power-play goal by Kent Nilsson and Gould's first goal.

Larry Patey cut the lead in half with 3:39 left in the period when be deflected a shot by Jack Brownschidle past Capitals 6, Red Wings 3: At Landover, Roland Stoltz, Jim McTaggart and Ryan Walter scored in the first nine minutes of the third period breaking a 2-2 tie and powering the. Washington Capitals to a 6-3 win over the previously unbeaten Detroit Red Wings. Bruins 1, Whalers 1: At Hartford, Peter McNab's power-play goal with 10:07 left in the final period enabled the Boston Bruins to tie the Whalers, 1-1. McNab deflected a drive from the blue line by teammate Brad Park past Hartford goalie Greg Millen. Penguins 2, Nrrdiquas 1: Paul Gardner, scored power-play goals as the Pittsburgh Penjuins won their first game of the season, defeating the visiting Quebec Nordiques 2-1.

It was the first loss of the season for Quebec, which had won two previous gamev C-: Canadians 9, Sabres Veteran Guy Lafieur and rookie Mark Hunter, scored two goals apiece backing up rookie Rick Walmsley's shutout in the Montreal Canadiens 9-0 victory at home over the Buffalo Sabres. Maple Leafs 9, Clack Hawks 8: Dcfenseman Borje Salming scored his first career hat trick and recorded his 500th NHL career point Saturday night to pace the Toronto Maple Leafs to a 9-8 home opener victory over the Chicago Black Hawks. North Stars .7, Rangers Bobby Smith scored one goal and assisted on three others as the Minnesota North Stars whipped the New York Rangers 7-0 at Bloomington, and ruined Herb Brooks' homecoming. Islanders 2, Rockies 2: Colorado's Lanny McDonald scored on a rebound early in the third period, one minute after the New York Islanders had taken the lead for the first time in the game Saturday night to give the Rockies a 2-2 tie in home opener at Denver. McDonald scored after a shot by Brent Ashton was stopped in front of the net to pu'l the Rockies even.

i ijp jj 1" ww unmiui. i-J'-f. 2 i 1 nnnn nn tnfc game, this being my first the nejur coach said. "No. 2, I'd like to get a look at some of our new people to see how they react." Loughery accomplished half of his lyuretharte Hardener a 1 roiyuremane naraener oSW Only $20 Extra.

Mke Gienn. mostly new team for most of the second period and wound up on the wrong side of a 53-43 halftime score. Atlanta cut it to six points briefly during the third period but the Kings went up from there, taking a 15-point lead at one point on their last basket of the third i The Kings' prize rookie, Steve John-ion, won the loving cup as the standout 'youngster of the night The 6-10 forward out of Oregon State hit eight of 13 from the field and finished with a game-high 25 points. i nT-. For the Hawks, Steve Hawes led the way with 16 while Roundfield had 12, James McElroy 12 and Wood another nine, The first half did nothing to belie the fact that this, indeed, is the exhibition sea-son.

Both teams looked unfamiliar with each's offense, although the Kings' younger, lineup, used primarily during the second quarter, responded better than the Hawks and was primarily was responsible for Kansas City's 53-43 halftime lead. Loughery used his younger players throughout the second quarter, and giving up a distinct height disadvantage inside, the Hawks were all but shut off the boards. Atlanta went almost four minutes scoring only three points midway through the quarter as the Kings went from a 32-30 lead to a 46-33 advantage. Guard Bobby Wilson led the charge with six points while Eddie Johnson, a rookie from Illinois, added four. 51G0 YES! We do gols.

He received plenty of playing tiem from the large collection of rookies and ree agents currently in the Hawks camp aiid while ho one, including No. 1 draft pifk Al Wood, rushed to the forefront, the Hwks now feel a bit better about center Tree Rollins and his damaged knees. Rollins, in his action since last February," played a good portion of the first quarter. I and appeared no worse for wear afterwards. i Nonetheless, it remained very clear why general manager Stan Hasten and team president Mike Gearon were so glad to have a chance to sign New York Kmcks free agent Mike Glenn to an offer sheet Friday night the absence "Of Eddie John-sop was quite apparent The Hawks were ragged on offense, even for a preseason game.

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