European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 13, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 26 the stars and stripes monday apr 13,1987 series 2-1 from press dispatches Inglewood Calif. The Edmon. Ion oilers knocked out of the National hockey league playoffs last year appear in Cal on changing that in 19b7.jari Kerri scored two goals and had an assist and Mark Messier also had a pair of goats saturday As the oilers downed my playoff the stubborn los Angeles Kings 6-5 Totake a 2-1 Lead in their a Myloc division semifinal series the fourth game of the Best of seven series was scheduled sunday afternoon on the Kings ice at the forum. The memory of last year s second round playoff loss to Calgary still lingers with Many of inc  re a different icam this year Messier said. Hopefully the new Guys we be go arc hungry for the Stanley cup we have to take it a game at a Tim and a series at a  the oilers seemed to have the game Inland most of the Way although the Kings narrowed the difference to  a pair of late goals the last with seven seconds remaining the Kings Dave Tiger Williams had two grab Kerri who had scored four goals inthe oilers 13-3 rout of the kinds thurs Day night in Edmonton notched his fifth goal of the series to give the oilers a 4-2 Lead in the second  added his sixth goal of the playoffs at 9 10 of the final period giving Edmonton a 6-5 advantage. Messier collecting his third an fourth goals of the playoffs snapped a 2 2 tie in the second period then gave in boilers a 5-3 Lead in the third. The Kings pulled to within 6-4 on Jim  Kerri. 2 goals for Edmonton Fox s goal with 7 41 remaining and came within a goal on Rookie Luc Robitaille s Scon with seven seconds left Messier scored at 8 50 of the second period knocking in a shot out of a scramble in front of the Kings  gave the oilers a two goal Edge at 13 28, taking a Crisp Cross ice Pas from Wayne Gretzky and blasting in a 35-footer from the left  other games saturday cnudei�5,bruna4boston Mike Mcphee scored three goals and Chris Chelios had a Goaland two assists to lift Montreal to a Vic tory Over Boston and a 3-0 Lead in their Adams division playoff series. The canadians built a 5-2 Lead mid Way through the second period and held on after Power play goals by Rick Middleton late in the second period and Cam Neely All 3 28 of he , which was to play in Boston sunday night extended its winning Streak to 12 games. Cip Lub 2, Blinder 0un10ndale, , dec Nicman Larry Murphy scored a first period Goat and goaltender Bob Mason recorded a Victory in his first postseason appearances Washington beat new York for a 2-1 Lead in their Best of seven Patrick Divi Sion playoff series. The series was to resume with game 4in new York sunday night the capitals used an airtight defens Eto bottle up the slanders who were play ing without eight men from their Playo Frosier including two of their top scorers. Mite Bossy and Brent Suiter. The is Landers had 26 shots on goal. Washington s Victory overshadowed sparkling performance by islanders Goa lie Kelly Hamdey who faced 32 shots handmade several spectacular saves. Flames 3, jets 2winnipeg, Manitoba Mike Bui lard scored at 3 53 of overtime As Cal Gary Defeated Winnipeg in their Smyithe division semifinal  jets woo won the first two games in Calgary Lead the series 2-1, game 4was scheduled sunday in Winnipeg. Bullard scooped up a Loose puck in the Jet zone and fired a Low shot past Winni Peg goaltender Daniel Berthiaume forthe game winning goal. The teams scored four goals in the first period then remained scoreless until the overtime goal. Nur Duques 5, whalers 1quebec Peter Stastny scored three goals and Michel Gould added two As Quebec narrowed Hartford s Lead to2-1 in the Besl of so Van Adams division playoff  s first goal was a rarity com ing at 1 20 of the first period with thenor Dique two men Short. He stole the puck from John Anderson at Center Iceland broke in alone on goalie Mike Luron Francis scored Hartford Only goal at 3 03 of the third period to spoil Mario a Osselin s bid for a so Toul. Gos Selin slopped 29 Hartford shots the first two periods had a half dozen fights and saw referee Andy Van Halle mond eject three  simple Leafs 3 Toronto it no Cavallio was credited with a Fluke goal at 14 09 of the third period that broke a 3-3 tie and gaye51. Louis a Victory Over Toronto. The Victory aided by Bob Benning four assists enabled the blues to take a 2-1 Lead in the Besl of so Van Morris Divi Sion semifinal. The fourth game was scheduled sunday night in  3, Kingera 0 new York _ Peter Zezel broke a scoreless tie with a Short handed goal s2b into the second period and mar Howe scored 13 seconds later As phils Delphia look a 2-1 Lead in their Patrick division semifinal series. Philadelphia s Rookie goalie Ron hex tall made 34 saves As the rangers went o-for-7 on the Power play. The rangers Are now l-for-20 in the three playoff games on the Power play and the Flyersareo-Cor-20. Red\vngs4,blflckh�wks3chicago Shawn Burr s deflection of Dave Lewis wrist shot at 4 51 of overtime lifted Detroit Over Chicago As the red wings look a 3-0 advantage inthe Norm division Playo series Detroit had a Chance to Clinch the Cal of seven series with a Victory in Chi Cago sunday night Dodds pair join 10 from . On Schweitzer team Hahn s Harris Frankfurt s Curtis picked  sports editor Mannheim Germany Hahn s Cedric Harris and Frankfurt s Todd Curtis turned in the most impressive performances at the Benjamin Franklin Vil Lage sports Arena in basketball tryouts by Dodds athletes for the 1987 Albert Schweitzer  and Curtis Wen selected from a disappointing turnout of 14 Dodds cagers who were run through a Bur hour Drill by Mannheim Cadi Bill Mittenzwey Heidelberg coach Wes Sisson and military representative Tom  and Kaiser will assist head coach Dick Mccann with the 1985  s Tyrone Thomas the stars and stripes boys player of the year and Stuttgart s Steve Butler were chosen As alternates. Mccann and a contingent of 10 of America s outstand ing High school performers arc scheduled to arrive this i was disappointed with the turnout by the Dodds players for the  Mittenzwey said. More than 20 players turned i i formal sign up paper Sand another eight or 10 phoned into asked if they could still come. We said. Sure come ahead and i really thought we d have about 30. "1 think we would have had that Many if we had Hel the tryouts a week earlier because the kids Are out of school for easter vacation and Man of them go on  know that More than 100 kids from Mannheim Are gone this week. They have to plan those trips far i Advance and passing up such a trip for a slim Chance that you d get picked for the team in t too logical the most impressive Dodds performer was Bamberg s James Higgins but a Check of his passport revealed that hews just Little too old to meet the eligibility requirements . 1,1969.mittcnzwey said that Dull related drills shooting free throws poise and ability to adapt la different situation were the principal categories for making the selections All of the players trying out displayed some Good skills Milton Zecy said. Ii was difficult to narrow i Down to the Best four and Ihen to the Best two but it is easier to pick two or four than it would be to pick a 10-Man team because the top players usually stand out and the others might be dead  teams will be competing in the 19s7 tournament. The . Is bracketed with Czechoslovakia Ger Many b and Greece in group d. Poland France Germany a and Austria Are Ingroup a Yugoslavia Belgium. Spain and Hungary have been assigned to group b and Italy Bulgaria China and Turkey make up group c. The . Which has won five of the last seven tournaments opens defense fits 1985 title saturday at 4 30 pm at Bov sports Arena against Czechoslovakia. The Ameri cans sunday and monday games both at Bov Ai 8 p.m., arc against Greece and Germany a  action is scheduled for april 21, but Cross group Competition a is. B and c is. D takes place april 22-23,with the semifinals third place and championship games scheduled at the Mannheim Eis station april 24-25. Prost takes 4th brazilian grand prix Victory Rio de Janeiro. Brazil a two time world Champion Alain Prost of France driving a Mclaron tag won the brazilian formula one grand prix sunday the first race of the 1987 season. Brazil s Nelson Piquet was second in Williams Honda and prow s teammate Stefan Johansson of Sweden was third it was Prosi i fourth Victory in the brazilian grand prix tying him for most wins Wilh former Argentine Driver car los Reulmann. Prosl won the race in 198s, 1 98-1 and 1982. The Frenchman starting in fifth Loo command of the race on the 2 1st Lap of the 6 map race and nov Arwas challenged. The Victory was the 26lh of Prosi career leaving him one Short of Jackie Stewart s Oil Lime record of 2 j wins. Prost was limed in 1 hour 39 minutes,4$ seconds for the 61 laps Piquet was timed in 1 40 25.68 and Johansson was clocked in 1 40 41,89. Austria s Gerhard Berger making his first Start in a Ferrari finished fourth in 1 41 24.37 and Thierry Boutsen  fifth in a Benetton Ford in 1 40 29.14, followed by Nigel Mansill of England inthe other Williams Honda in 1 41 33.87. "1 was worried before the race pros isaid. The car was Good but we weren t 100 percent ready with a new car an changes in the team. I was surprised it went so  just 22 Drivers started the race after the March team resuming to formula one racing after a 10-year absence dropped out because of engine problems during the morning s Warmup. At the starting signal. Piquet leaped from second place into the Lead while teammate Man Salt on the pole position fell to fifth. Picuci opened a wide Lead an the rest of the Field but was forced into the pits Early when paper got stuck in his Radiator an the front runners closed up again. The 100-Dcgrce heat quickly took a Tollon cars and Drivers. Many cars developed engine problems and All teams were Force make several tire changes. Italian Driver Alex Caffi driving Theonella Alfa Romeo became ill from the heal and dropped out of the  Lead changed hands often in the Early going with Piquet Mansill. Prosi Senna and Boutsen alternating in the no. 1 spot. On the 21 is tap. Piquet again in the Lead was fori de to make his second pit Stop to change tires. Prost look the Lead and never lost ii again. Radio baseball Chicago cubs at Phila Delphia Phillies 130n.ra. Tuesday