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November 23, 1984
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Behrend Paid Attention In School
WINNIPEG—What will Marc Behrend remember about his first National Hockey League shutout? The big goaltender grinned as he thought about the question for a few seconds. “I guess the happiest thing for me is the fact another guy from my hometown was playing for the Whalers,” said the 23-year-old product of Madison, WI. Behrend had stopped 29 shots, five of them by another Madison native, Mark Johnson, as the Winnipeg Jets extended their mastery over the Hartford Whalers to seven games with a 3-0 victory in the Civic Center. The last time the Whalers beat the Jets was Dec. 17,1982. On that occasion, the Whalers had recorded a shutout of their own with Mike Veisor in the nets. The score was 2-0. Johnson, the Hartford captain, was happy for Behrend but disgusted with himself. “I taught…
Call Flames Team Development
Louisville Hockey Louisville Hockey MONCTON—The possibilities are many, but let’s just call the Moncton Golden Flames, Team Development. Although youth is being served in a big way in the American Hockey League this season, nobody—but nobody—can match the standard set by the Golden Flames, the league’s newest member. The Golden Flames operated as the Colorado Hames in each of the past two seasons, and headed east to the AHL this summer when the Central Hockey League folded. They came armed with a plan that has served them well in Denver and has had a positive impact on the Calgary Hames. It’s a simple approach, something that most National Hockey League teams have tried to do in the past five years: move out the veterans who aren’t producing and bring in the kids. Calgary wrote…
Wilkinson Looks For Key To Consistency
KALAMAZOO—It was about four in the morning and an hour north of Kalamazoo on Highway 131 when the Western Michigan University team bus was forced off the black top to avoid collision with an unoccupied auto, lying upside down in the middle of the road. So concluded another Central Collegiate Hockey Association road trip for the topsy-turvy Broncos, who were expected to start strong and finish in the top two come March. “I’ve never seen anything like it,” says Western coach Bill Wilkinson. “Most of our guys were asleep. There was this car, upside down, right in the middle of the highway. Next thing we know, we’re braking and swerving. There was nobody in or with the car. Nobody got hurt, but I wouldn’t want to do it ever again.” Granted, the season…
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