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June 1, 1981
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HOCKEY NEWS STATISTICS
STANLEY CUP SCOREBOARD FINALS GAMES COMPLETED Tue. May 12 Minnesota 3 at Islanders 6 Thu. May 14 Minnesota 3 at Islanders 6 Sun. May 17 Islanders 7 at Minnesota 5 Tue May 19 Islanders 2 at Minnesota 4 Thu. May 21 Minnesota 1 at Islanders 5 SEMI-FINALS GAMES COMPLETED Tue. April 28 Rangers 2 at Islanders 5 Thu. April 30 Rangers 3 at Islanders 7 Sat. May 2 Islanders 5 at Rangers 1 Tue. May 4 Islanders 5 at Rangers 2 GAMES COMPLETED Tue. April 28 Minnesota 4 at Calgary 1 Thu. April 30 Minnesota 2 at Calgary 3 Sat. May 3 Calgary 4 at Minnesota 6 Tue. May 5 Calgary 4 at Minnesota 7 Thu. May 7 Minnesota 1 at Calgary 3 Sat. May 9 Calgary 3 at Minnesota 5 QUARTER-FINALS GAMES COMPLETED Thu. April 16 Edmonton 2 at Islanders 8 Fri. April 17 Edmonton 3 at Islanders 6 Sun. April 19 Islanders 2 at Edmonton 5 Mon. April 20 Islanders 5 at Edmonton 4 Wed. April 22 Edmonton 4 at Islanders 3 Fri. April 24 Islanders 5…
DRYLAND TRAINING
Dr. Edmund Enos, the director of the Institute of Comparative Physical Education and the director of physical education and athletics at Montreal’s Concordia University, is recognized internationally as a scholar, administrator and innovator in the field of exercise science. He has studied and instructed around the world and the Institute of Comparative Physical Education now embraces programs in 48 countries and has become a leader in exchange and foreign study programs. Dr. Enos, who currently is retained as a research and conditioning consultant by the Winnipeg Jets of the National Hockey League and the Montreal Expos of the National baseball League, after serving in a similar capacity with the St. Louis Blues and the New York Rangers of the NHL, was one of the first North Americans to realize the…
OHL’s Talent On The Small Side
LOUISVILLE HOCKEY STICKS TORONTO—It was obvious by watching the Stanley Cup playoffs that there is an overall youth movement in the National Hockey League. Teams are no longer relying on age and experience to carry them in postseason play. Those who do (Montreal Canadiens, Boston Bruins) made early exits. Just one season after the International Year of the Child, there is a youth invasion. While the Guy Lafleurs, Wayne Cashmans and Serge Savards sit on the sidelines, it’s the Mark Messiers, Wayne Gretzkys and Dino Ciccarellis who are in the chase for Lord Stanley’s Cup. The influx of youth is the direct result of the NHL’s underage draft. It started two years ago and has enabled such junior stars as Tom McCarthy, Larry Murphy, Ray Bourque and Steve Kasper to enter the big leagues…
Signing Up Free Agents Priority With Penguins
PITTSBURGH—As the Penguins head into this month’s National Hockey League Entry Draft without a first-round selection, coach Eddie Johnston says the team must sign some of their players who have become free agents. “We’ve got to get some of our players who have become free agents under contract,” said Johnston. Meanwhile, Johnston’s name is being mentioned less often concerning the vacant Montreal coaching position. Still, some reports have continued even though Johnston has another year remaining on his contract with the Penguins and was recently given a bigger hand in how the team is run by owner Edward J. DeBartolo Sr. Two Penguins who became free agents June 1 are goaltender Greg Millen and center Greg Malone. “Basically I can’t talk about the negotiations, but I like Pittsburgh,” said Millen. “We’ve got a great…
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