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June 28, 1985
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STANLEY CUP SCOREBOARD
FINAL PLAYOFF STANDINGS STANLEY CUP FINALS (Edmonton wins best-of-seven series 4-1) GAMES COMPLETED Tue. May 21 Edmonton 1 at Philadelphia 4 Thu. May 23 Edmonton 3 at Philadelphia 1 Sat. May 25 Philadelphia 3 at Edmonton 4 Tue. May 28 Philadelphia 3 at Edmonton 5 Thu. May 30 Philadelphia 3 at Edmonton 8 WALES CONFERENCE Finals (Philadelphia wins best-of-seven series 4-2) GAMES COMPLETED Sun. May 5 Philadelphia 1 at Quebec 2 (OT) Tue. May 7 Philadelphia 4 at Quebec 2 Thu. May 9 Quebec 2 at Philadelphia 4 Sun. May 12 Quebec 5 at Philadelphia 3 Tue. May 14 Philadelphia 2 at Quebec 1 Thu. May 16 Quebec 0 at Philadelphia 3 ADAMS DIVISION Finals (Quebec wins best-of-seven series 4-3) GAMES COMPLETED Thu. Apr. 18 Quebec 2 at Montreal 1 OT) Sun. Apr. 21 Quebec 4 a Montreal 6 Tue. Apr. 23 Montreal 6 at Quebec 7 (OT) Thu. Apr. 25 Montreal 3 at Quebec 1 Sat. Apr. 27 Quebec 5 at Montreal 1 Tue. Apr. 30 Montreal 5 at Quebec 2 Thu. May 2 Quebec 3…
The Shootout…
Shooter against the goalie, the best against the best, every shot counts, the pressure…the fun…a goalie was born for this moment…a shooter dreams of the big goal. What has become a focal point and a great tradition at the tournaments is the shootout contest, pitting goalie against skater. The arenas were packed with teammates and fans of the participants cheering, yelling and screaming tor their favorites to come up with one more save or put one more into the net. At the end of the competition the first place shooter received the top-line Bauer skates. The first place goalie received the famous Bauer Custom Goal Skate. Second place shooters and goalies each received a beautiful Bauer travel bag. Congratulations to the following winners. RENO, NEVADA Winning Goalie — Tom Williams, P.O. Box 572, Fort Smith, N.W.T.XOE…
Veteran On The Mend Once More
NEW YORK RANGERS NEW YORK—Call it a new lease on hockey life for Ron Greschner—the New York Rangers’ cat with nine lives. Greschner has worn the Blueshirts’ uniform longer than any other member of the team, played under seven coaches and survived injuries that would have permanently sidelined lesser men. Three years ago, severe back problems—it took him up to 30 minutes just to get out of bed—limited him to 29 games. The following season he appeared in just 10 games. Finally, during the 1983-84 season he was injury-free, playing in 77 games. But there was quickly a return to past form during the 1984-85 season. He separated his left shoulder on November 3—ironically, the tenth anniversary of his first game as a Ranger—and later re-aggravated the injury in January. Still, he managed to produce…
NEXT WEEK IN THN
In the July 12 issue of THE HOCKEY NEWS, which will be coming your way in about two weeks, we’ll feature a complete National Hockey League entry draft wrapup, including a full list of each team’s draft picks. We’ll also take a look at the draft and what are the chances of it being overhauled in the near, future. In addition to that, we’ll present a special summer conditioning feature that will take a look at how both the serious and recreational hockey player keep in condition during the off-season. And, of course, we’ll update what is happening in each NHL city as well as the minor pro and junior leagues. All that, plus much, much more in your July 12 issue of THE HOCKEY NEWS. Don’t miss it. QUOTE OF THE WEEK “Welcome to the 18th…
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