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• 5/15/2010 12:23 AM PKM aka BBM wrote:
  poor Hawks they lost the stanley cup to a danish goalie who was in extra in breakin' speaking of which who was it that "Tolliver" stopped?
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• 5/16/2010 5:44 PM Thrillho wrote:
  http://hfboards.com/showthread.php?t=615932
  
  

  April 12, 1974 -- In Game Three, in a penalty-filled contest, Don Saleski snapped a 31-game goal-less slump 2:51 into the first period and Bobby Clarke's PPG five minutes into the game gave the Flyers an early 2-0 lead en route to a 4-1 win in the Omni. Midway in the second period, with the score 2-1, Curt Bennett of Atlanta jumped Clarke from behind and was ejected. Bill Flett, as third man in, was also tossed. Eventually, the fracas led to a bench-clearing brawl that spilled over into the Flyers' bench. Jack Stewart of Atlanta was one player on the bench and waiting for him on the ice was Dave Schultz who then popped him. Earlier, Schultz pummeled Butch Deadmarsh who suffered a bloodied nose. Ref Dave Newell then ejected Schultz. Sixteen seconds later, Rick MacLeish's controversial goal that appeared to never enter the net led goalie Dan Bouchard into a frenzy. Bouchard charged ref Newell, swung his stick at linesman Neil Armstrong and was given a 10-minute misconduct in action that delayed the game for 12 minutes; Deadmarsh was given a minor for leaving the penalty box. There were 144 PIMs issued including 90 in the major brawl which suspended play for 25 minutes.

  
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• 5/25/2010 9:06 PM Free Articles wrote:
  Most people really like games. We cannot deny the happiness that it brings to us. The games like this are very memorable to everyone so, we must treasure it. Maybe, there is something in it why we remember it. But, whatever it is, the important is, it brings joyfulness within our heart.
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