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January 27, 1989
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CARBO POWER FOR ATHLETES ON THE GO
Hockey’s traditional pregame meal has been the steak dinner. But the game is changing and so are the traditions. World-class athletes, the type who represent Canada in international hockey tournaments, realize that their pregame meal must be high in complex carbohydrates. The pasta meal is now the pregame tradition, the complex carbohydrates in pasta contain glycogen, the fuel that muscles prefer to burn during strenuous physical exercise. If you are a professional athlete and you have the time to eat a pasta dinner before each game and practise, you will have the energy to be a winner. The majority of us get to the rink just in time to get dressed and hit the ice. we do not nave time to eat properly for each game, yet we play as hard as we…
SYLVAN LAKE: A HOLIDAY HOCKEY CAMP
Sylvan Lake Summer Hockey Camp isn’t the only camp operating in a resort area, with lush scenery, wonderful watersports opportunities and of course, excellent hockey facilities. But it is the only camp to feature instruction by all six members of hockey’s first family, the Sutter brothers. The Sutters, four of whom still play in the NHL (the other two are coaches), were born in Viking, Alta., about 110 miles as the crow flies from Sylvan Lake. Brian, Darryl, Duane, Brent, Ron and Rich Sutter all take one week of instruction apiece at Sylvan Lake Summer Hockey Camp. New York Ranger captain Kelly Kisio, Quebec Nordique defenseman Randy Moller and Vancouver Canuck assistant coach Jack Mcllhargey all take a week, as well. “The Sutters are a draw,” says Graham Parsons, director of the camp,…
NHL SUMMARIES
Mon., Jan. 9 First Period 1 — Mtl. Corson 12 (Richer, Chelios) 13:19 (pp). Pen—Svoboda (M) 1:44; King (D) 11:33; Gallant (D) 16:09. Second Period 2 — Det. Yzerman 39 (MacLean, Chiasson) 8:07. 3 — Mtl, Corson 13 (Gilchrist, Richer) 9:42 (pp). 4 — Det, Kocur 3 (Chabot, Klima) 13:45. Pen—Blum (D) 9:36; Keane (M) 10:32; Kocur (D) 15:01. Third Period 5 — Det, Barr 13 (Klima, Chabot) 2:50. Pen—Walter (M) 0:31; Chabot (D) 6:27. W—Stefan (13-8-1), L—Hayward (10-8-3). PP Conversions, M (2-5), D (0-3). Attendance: 19.875. Referee, Denis Morel. First Period 1 — NYR, Granato 22 (Wilson, Sandstrom) 0:25. 2 — NJ, Loiselle 6 (Brown) 3:08 (sh). 3 — NJ. Muller 14 (Albelin, Burke) 7:12. 4 — NJ, Korn 10 (Wolanin, Muller) 15:49. 5 — NYR, Kisio 13 (Mullen. Greschner) 16:41. Pen—Daneyko (NJ) 2:56; Carlsson (NJ) 10:32. Second Period 6 — NYR. Mullen 20 (Granato) 3:42 (sh). 7 — NYR, Kisio 14 (Mullen) 12:40. 8…
NUMBERS
Number of years since the Vancouver Canucks had their last winning season: 12. Number of shutouts averaged by Jacques Plante the three seasons before he started wearing a facemask: Nine. Number averaged by Plante over the next three seasons while wearing a mask: Three.…