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Red W'ings take Western Conference title
□ Detroit scored in the
second overtime to
beat Chicago 2-1.
DETROIT (AP) — After an
absence of 29 years, the Detroit
Red Wings are back in the NHL
finals with a chance to win
their first Stanley Cup champi
onship in 40 years.
Vyacheslav Kozlov’s goal
2:25 into the second over over
time period Sunday night gave
Detroit a 2-1 victory over
Chicago, eliminating the Black-
hawks in the fifth game of the
Western Conference finals.
Kozlov took a pass from
Sergei Fedorov and skated past
defenseman Chris Chelios. He
put a good fake on Chicago
goaltender Ed Belfour, who had
been brilliant to that point,
then blasted the puck between
Belfour’s pads.
Detroit last won the champi
onship in 1955. That 40-year
drought is longest in the NHL.
The second longest belongs to
the Blackhawks, who last won
the Cup in 1961.
It was the third overtime
game of the series. Detroit won
all three.
Both goaltenders were su
perb. Belfour turned away all
but two of 47 shots; Detroit’s
Mike Vernon faced 26 shots.
Belfour had most of the work
in the first three periods, when
he made 37 saves. Vernon made
almost as many saves in the
first overtime as he did in regu
lation as the Blackhawks final
ly outshot the Red Wings in a
period, 11-7.
Denis Savard scored a first-
period goal for Chicago. Steve
Yzerman tied it with a goal in
the second period.
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NEW YORK (AP) — With his
Triple Crown streak at a record
five straight victories, trainer D.
Wayne Lukas already has his
mind on No. 6. And maybe No. 7
and No. 8, as well.
“We sure have started think
ing about it,” Lukas said Sun
day morning after Thunder
Gulch’s Belmont Stakes victory
on Saturday gave the trainer a
record fifth consecutive win in
the series. “We’ve got good 2-
year-olds, so we ought to be in
the Derby.”
Even should a Lukas horse
fail to win the next Derby, his
five-race streak, which started
with Tabasco Cat’s wins in the
1994 Preakness and Belmont,
appears to be a virtually un
breakable record.
A trainer either would have to
have two or more colts with
Triple Crown ability — as Lukas
did — or win two consecutive
Triple Crowns with one horse. No
3-year-old has won the Triple
Crown since Affirmed became
only the 11th to do it in 1978.
Belmont winner;
1975-1994 I S
Year
Horse
1994
Tabasco Cat
1993
Colonial Affair
1992
A.P. Indy
1991
Hansel
1990
Go And Go
1989
Easy Goer
1988
Risen Star
1987
Bet Twice
1986
Danzig Connectb
1985
Creme Fraiche
1984
Swale
1983
Caveat
1982
Conquistador Ciel:
1981
Summing
1980
Temperence Hill
1979
Coastal
1978
Affirmed
1977
Seattle Slew
1976
Bold Forbes
1975
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time since liver surgery
q The Hall-of-Famer's
next step in recovering
is regaining his mobility.
DALLAS (AP) — Baseball
great Mickey Mantle did some
thing Sunday he hadn’t been
able to do in more than a week:
He took a walk.
As a prescribed part of his
recovery from liver transplant
surgery last Thursday, the 63-
year-old got up out of his bed
and walked to a chair.
Mantle’s first steps with his
new liver came a day after he
was transferred from intensive
care to a private room at Baylor
University Medical Center.
Dr. Goran Klintmalm, med
ical director of the Baylor
Transplantation Institute, said
Mantle has emerged from his
“first hazard zone.”
Klintmalm had said Satur
day that Mantle’s mobility was
the next goal, though he admit
ted moving to a chair might
prove uncomfortable for the
Hall of Earner.
The next phase of Mantle’s
recovery is fighting off likely
attempts by his body to reject
the new organ. Klintmalm said
Mantle runs a “60-65 pert
risk” of having it happen.
Klintmalm added thatri
tion can be combatted by dr,
antibiotics and steroids.
Decades of alcohol abuse
taken a devastating toll
Mantle’s liver. Cirrhosis!
followed by a malignant k
that blocked his bile dt
which forced the transplant
A dormant case of hepat
C, possibly a result of ab!
transfusion during one of:
operations on his injury!:
tered legs during his play
career, was also found.
Mantle also will resii:
chemotherapy treatment!
week. He had one treatnif
during the transplant cper,
tion, and will continue bow
of the possibility of tumorce
breaking free from Mantl
original liver during the
moval, Klintmalm said.
Klintmalm added that sir
disorders are a potentials
effect of some of the medical
Mantle is taking, so the Dal
area resident is also taki:
sedatives.
Mantle is best known for
playing days with New
Yankees. During his career
blasted 536 home runs.
Georgandis
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Gretzky portrayed an
Elvis-like singer/waiter/hock
ey player who won the big
game, got the girl and man
aged to perform a snappy mu
sical number along the way.
“Super Mario” does not
conjure up images of the
black-and-gold uniforms of
the Pittsburgh Penguins, but
rather the red and gold of the
Houston Rockets. The real
“Super Mario” is Mario Elie,
who won the seventh game of
this year’s Phoenix series
with the biggest three-pointer
of his life.
Speaking of Houston,! tried
to follow the new Houston
Aeros in the IHL this past
year, but it didn’t pan out. It’s
hard to introduce a new team
to Houston when the city
already possesses the kings
of mediocrity, the Oilers and
the Astros.
Why root for another team
going nowhere? The Rockets
may win another champi
onship this week, but there is
still 30 years of baseball and
football frustration pent up in
the Bayou City.
Hockey first became appar
ent to me when I began read
ing the sports section cover
to cover as a child. I remem
ber once coming across a
box score that read “Oilers 5,
Jets 2.”
Stunned and heartbroken,
I pondered how the Houston
Oilers had played a game on a
Wednesday night without
mentioning anything to the
rest of us.
I flipped through the sports
section, frantically searching
for the game story of the Oil
ers’ low-scoring grudge match
with the Jets. It was nowhere
to be seen.
I read the box score a little
more carefully, and noticed
that these Oilers hailed from
Edmonton, the defeated Jets
from Winnipeg.
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bia Blue had not betrayedni:
But in days to come, I won!
continue to watch the tr®
and tribulations of the $
monton Oilers on the spod 1
page, silently rooting for
team I had never seen play.
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hockey fan and not knowiri
it? No, it simply defined u
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sion skills as a child. Once
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an ugly state in general.
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minutes that the television
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of changes of possession, a®
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what I was really watching
soccer on ice.
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last summer when the Wool
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