European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 25, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday april 25.1988 the stars and stripes Page 23 Edmonton tops Calgary again blues win first by the associated press Edmonton Alberta Charlie Huddy s controversial second period goal sparked the Edmonton oilers to a 4 2 Victory Over the Calgary flames sat urday night and a commanding 3-0 Lead in their Stanley cup playoff series. At St. Louis saturday night the blues Defeated Detroit 6-3 in game 3 of their playoff series to Cut the red wings Lead 102-1. Huddy s goal snapped a 1-1 tie As Cal Gary s Mike dullard Lay on the ice after being speared by Marty Mcsorley who was charged with a major plus a game misconduct penalties. But the goal was allowed to stand. "1 Don t understand the  Calgary coach Terry Crisp said. Our Guy was speared and on the ice the lines Man sees it. If he Calls it the play s  there was t a whistle however until after the goal and once that happened referee Andy Van Hal Lomond said there s Noth ing in the Rule Book to disallow the goal. There was no goal to be taken away As far As i m concerned As far As the Rule Book s concerned flames assistant coach Doug Risebrough said. The flames now on the verge of elimination insisted Linesman Gord Bros scr. Who saw the play should have whistled it dead As soon As Bullard went Down. How can he Van Hollemond justify giving a five minute major on an Inci Dent that happened before the goal and then not take the goal away wondered Risebrough. Mcsorley dressed quickly and on his Way out of the Oiler dressing room said he had no comment to make on the play. The goal turned out to be a Pivot alone. It snapped the 1-1 tic and the oilers then outscored Calgary 2-1 in the final 32 minutes. The oilers can wrap up the bust of so Van Smythy division final with a Vic tory in game 4 at the North lands coliseum on monday night. Hakan Loob had Given Calgary the Early Lead with a Short handed goal three minutes into the game. But Steve Smith s Power play goal tied the score before the period ended an Edmonton grabbed a 3-1 Lead with the second period goals by Huddy and an Derson. Huddy scored with Bullard prone after the spearing just As he stepped onto the ice. He left the game but did t require hospitalization. The flames tried to make a game of it in the third but continued to be plagued by an anaemic Power play. Joe Nicu Wandyk scored his second playoff goal at 6 46 and Smith Drew boarding penalty for crashing the Cal Gary scorer into the end Barrier. Nil playoffs but Calgary s Power play which went o-for-8, came up empty when the flames needed it most. They failed to get a sin Gle shot on goal and seconds after regain ing full strength the oilers also regained their two goal Lead. Blues 6, red wings 3 St. Louis Tony Mckegney and Gino Cavallini each had two goals and an assist to Lead St. Louis Over Detroit. The Victory was the first for the blues in the Norris division series which continue with game 4 in St. Louis monday night. Mckegney who scored a team leading 40 goals during the regular season but had not scored in seven playoff games sparked a three goal St. Louis outburst in the second period As the blues came Back from a 2-1 deficit to open a 4-2 Lead. Mckegney took a pass from Doug Gil Mour and fired the puck into the open left Side of the net to Cap a 2-on-l break and tie the score 2-2 at 1 03 of the Sec Ond period. St. Louis goaltender Greg Millen made 25 saves during the game in which the blues out shot the red wings 35-28. St. Louis took a 3-2 Lead when Tony Hrkac who was behind the net banked the puck in off Detroit  Jim Pavcic during a Power play at 12 19 of the same  made it 4-2 when he tapped in the rebound of a shot by Paul Cavallini that had hit the backboard and bounced into the Slot. Gilmour skated out from behind the net and pushed the puck Between Detroit Goa lie Greg Stefan s legs at 7 12 of the third period to extend St. Louis Lead to 5-2. Detroit s Harold septs then received a major penalty for High sticking St. Louis Herb Raglin who suffered a deep Cut on his Chin that required 23 stitches. St. Louis scored during the ensuing Power play when Gino Cavallini went around Detroit  Mike o Connell and whipped in a shot from the right Circle at 10 33 to make it 6-2. Detroit s Dave Barr scored with 27 seconds remaining to make it 6-3. St. Louis had taken the Early Lead when Gino Cavallini stationed 0 feet in front of the net fired in a entering pass from Brett Hull 26 seconds into the  tied it 1-1 when Adam dates knocked the puck out of the air with his hand and shot it into the open left Side of the net during a delayed penalty to St. Louis at 4 12 of the first period. The red wings opened a 2-1 Lead when Bob Probert drilled in a snapshot from the left Circle at 17 58 of the first period. Chip Beck sinks a Birdie putt on the final Hole of the third round of usf4g classic. Beck shoots 65 of fake Lead by 3 of 18-under new Orleans a Chip Beck who had an 8-under-Par 64 Fri Day shot a bogey free 65 saturday and look a three stroke Lead Over Lanny Wadkins after 54 holes of the s750.000 us a classic. Beck who scored the first Victor of his 10-year career earlier this sea son came from one shot off the Pace and was at 18-Undcr 198. He pulled away with birdies on three of the last four holes at the Lake Wood country club capping the burst with a 20-footer on the final  matched the Low two round total on the pea tour this year at129, set a season Best for biggest mar Gin under Par for 54 holes and was within striking distance of Lee Trevi no s course and tournament record of 21-Undcr 267 for 72 holes. Wadkins. Who led after two rounds played with Beck and shot a 69. Fall ing Back to , Winner of 17 career titles was at 201 going into sunday s final round of the Chase for a $135,000 first  Lachoff shot a 4-under 68 and moved into third place at 204. Jodie Mudd Lennic  Fabol and Dave Rummells Wen next at 205, 11 under Par and seven off the  moved up with a 66. Clements and Fabol had 68s and Tim Mclau shot a 69. Soviet gymnasts defeat . Men women Phoenix Ariz. A Yuri Korolev perfect in the floor exercises and horizontal bar won the All around title saturday and led the world Champion so Viet Union men s team to Victory Over the United states in the Mcdonald s Challenge gymnastics meet. In the women s Competition All around Champion Svitlana to Gusinskaya led a near soviet Union sweep Over an american team thinned by injuries. Korolev. 25, opened the Competition with a flawless 1000 in the floor exercise and finished with another 1000 in the horizontal bar to Edge teammate and cur rent world Champ Dimitri  for the All around Gold medal. Korolev who won world titles in 1981 and 1985, also tied for first in the vault with  who rallied from an disappointing Lith place in his specially the Pommel horse to Post a perfect 10.00 in the parallel bars. The soviets As expected dominated both the men Sand women s events in the Only head to had Competition Between the two countries before the summer games in Seoul next september. Koro Chev finished with a score of 59.600. By Lozor Chov was second at 59.950, and Vladimir Artemov was third with 58.950. The top american finisher was Scott Johnson who placed fifth with 58.675 Points. The soviet men scored 295.650 Points to 291.175 for the United states. Six of the top seven finishers in the women s All around were soviets with the 15-year-old pair of to Gusinskaya and Olga so Rasheva leading the Way. American Sabrina mar. The All around Gold medallist at the pan american games last year averted total user dominance of the meet by tying former world Champion Oksana orc Lianchi for third place. The soviet women easily won the team till with 198.225 Points to 195.300 for the . The United states team was without Kmetic Phillips the meet s defending Champion who decided to pass up the meet to concentrate on her training and Phoebe Mills the All around Champion at last month s Mcdonald american cup. Who fractured a Finger last week