European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 13, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday february 13,1989 the stars and stripes Page 23 Bruins extend Mastery Over oilers by the associated press Boston Rookie Craig Janney scored two goals As the Boston Bruins beat Edmonton 5-2 on saturday and continued their Mastery Over the oilers at Boston Garden. In their last 16 regular season games at Home against Edmonton the Bruins Are 12-2-2. The Victory moved the Bruins three Points ahead of Idle Buffalo for second place in the Adams division. It was the second Victory for Boston Over a Strong smythe division team since regaining a full comple ment of defens Emen from the injury list in time to defeat los Angeles 4-1 on thursday. Keith Crowder Andy Brickley and Ken Linseman also scored for the Bruins. Randy Gregg and Cra Gsimpson had the Edmonton goals. In other games saturday Nordques 8, penguins 1 Quebec Peter Stastny scored four goals and Mike Hough added two leading Quebec by Pittsburgh. Mario Lemieux scored Pittsburgh s Only goal the57th this season for the nil s scoring Leader. Flames 2, capitals 1 Landover my. Joe in Ouwendyk s Power play goal at 8 46 of the second period gave Calgary its sixth straight Victory a Triumph Over Washington. The flames now 9-0-1 in their last 10 games and 10-1-1 in their last 12, Lead the Overall nil standings with 86 Points. Their 10-game unbeaten Streak is the second longest in the nil this season. Calgary had a nil Roundup 13-game Streak from nov. 10-dec. 10. Whalers 7, jets 3 Hartford Conn. John Anderson recorded his fourth career hat trick and goals by Dean Evason and Brian Lawton 3 27 apart in the opening period sparked Hartford past Winnipeg. Anderson increased his season goal total to eight and the hat trick was his first since March 18, 1986. The whalers have now won two straight after four consecutive losses. Maple Leafs 4, flyers 3 Toronto Gary Leeman scored a goal and added two assists to help Toronto beat Philadelphia. The Leafs led 1-0 on Leeman s first period Power play goal before going up 4-0 in a Span of just Over four minutes Early in the second period on goals by mar Osborne Todd Gill and Tom Fergus. Blues 5, islanders 0 St. Louis Greg Millen stopped 33 shots for his sixth shutout of the season and Brett Hull had a goal and two assists leading St. Louis Over the new Yor islanders. Millen who leads the nil in shutouts gained cred it for his 15th career shutout and second this year Over new York. The blues goaltender also blanked the is Landers 8-0 on dec. 1. Millen evened his record for the year at 14-14-5, stopping 14 new York shots in the final 20 minutes. Mike Lalor Doug Evans Rick Meagher and Tony Krkac scored the blues other goals. Canadians 5, devils 4 Montreal Stephane Richer scored twice a Montreal built a five goal Lead and held off new Jersey for its fifth straight Victory. Richer sandwiched his 17th and 18th goals around Bobby Smith s 24th in the first period for a 3-0 Lead. Mike Keane and Russ Courtnell scored 44 seconds apart Early in the second period to give the Canad ensa 5-0 Lead. But the devils who had a six game unbeaten Streak snapped made a game of it when Brendan Shanahan and Tommy Albelino scored later in the second period and David Maley and Kirk Muller tallied in the third stanza off Patrick Roy. Red wings 5, North stars 1 Bloomington Minn. Steve Yzerman had a goal and two assists to Lead Detroit past Minnesota. Yzerman s goal and an Early goal by Gerard Gallant brought the red wings first line which also includes Paul Maclean to within one goal of the team record for goals by a line. The record of 114 was set by Alex Delvecchio Gordie Howe and Frank Mahovlich in the1968-69 season. The Victory was just the second in Detroit s last seven games but lifted the Norris division leading red wings Back above the .500 Mark. It was also Jac ques Demer s 100th win As Detroit coach. Trenary skates to 2nd title Baltimore a Jill Trenary and Kristi Yamaguchi doubled their pleasure saturday at the . Figure skating championships. Trenary got her second american title despite finishing second in the free skate to Yamaguchi. The 1987 . Champion Trenary skated a conservative Long pro Gram that combined with winning the compulsory is and original program was Good enough for the top spot. Yamaguchi the sensational 17-year old rising Star of skating got her second berth on the world championship team. She moved from fourth to second Overall with seven triple jumps and became the first american woman in 36 years to grab two spots in the worlds Yamagu Chi teamed with Rudi Galindo to win the pairs Friday night. Being a two time National Champion makes me already want to be a three time Winner Trenary said. I feel i m the favorite for the worlds at Paris next month and i know what i have to do. This was a Good stepping Stone for the world  also stepping smartly into the worlds were Susan Wynne and Joseph Druar. They swept the three phases of dance punctuating their Victory saturday night to the rhythm of the Samba. Wynne and Druar took their first National title with april Sargent and Russ Witherby just behind. It was definitely Worth the wait Druar said of the couple s seventh senior nationals. It Felt so Good and it was so much  Trenary 20, of Colorado Springs colo., had a nearly insurmountable Lead heading into the Long program Worth 50 percent of the total score. She skated a clean smart routine not gambling. Kristi was excellent and i did t do my ultimate said Trenary who was fourth in the Calgary olympics. I want to save the performance of my life for the  Yamaguchi did t save a thing. Fourth heading into the Long program she climbed past Tonya Harding and Holly Cook with a spectacular performance. Fisc gets highest Catcher s pact Coleman loses arbitration Case new York a Vince Cole Man lost his salary arbitration Case saturday and Canton Fisk became the highest paid Catcher in american league history. Coleman was awarded $775,000 by arbitrator Frederick reel who heard arguments Friday in Chicago a management source said. Coleman who made $715,000 last season had sought $950,000. The 40-year-old Fisk agreed to a complicated one year contract Worth about $1.3 million. He will get $400,000 in 1989 and an additional $1.632 million in deferred income. The deferred payments Are Worth about $900,000 when discounted to present Day value. There Are 17 players remaining in salary arbitration. The two biggest cases Are scheduled for thursday those of pitchers Orel Hershiser and Roger Clemens. Owners have won three cases so far and players have won two. Fisk who is 51st on the All time Home run list with 323, batted .277 last season with 19 homers and 50 runs batted in despite missing 70 games with a broken hand. He had asked for $1.45 million and the White sox had offered $ 1.2 million. The agreement was reached saturday afternoon after a lengthy negotiating session Between Jerry Kapstein Fisk a agent and Eddie Einhorn a co owner of the White sox. Pudge is. A future Hall of Famer and the Jeader of our Ball club Einhorn said referring to Fisk by his nickname. We look for him to have yet another Good year. Under this contract. Pudge will play his ninth season in Chicago equating his stay in Boston. He makes the Chicago area his year round Home and obviously we re pleased to have re solved his  Fisk has hit 20 or More Home runs eight times in his major league career and has 1,098 Bis. Coleman dropped to .260 last sea son with three Home runs 38 Bis and 81 stolen bases after having the Best year of his career in 1987, when he batted .289 with three homers 43 Bis and 109 stolen bases. Catcher Carlton Fisk of the White sox agreed to a one year $1.3 million contract