UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN Tuesday, January 21, 1997 5B Goals abound for NHL All-Stars By Mike Nadel The Associated Press SAN JOSE, Calif. — Goals, goals and more goals. Three by Mark Recchi. Three by Owen Nolan, including two in an eight-second span. Two apiece by Mario Lemieux, Dale Hawerchuk, Pavel Bure and John Clairc. Led by Reecchi and Lemieux, the Eastern Conference defeated the West 11-7 Saturday night in yet another record-setting NHL All-Star Game. There have been 117 goals in the seven All-Star games in the 1990s — averaging almost 17 a game. Going into the decade, there had never been more than 14 goals in any All-Star contest. *Saturday's total was the third-most ever, surpassing the 17 of 1994 and the 16 each of 1991 and 1992 but falling short of the 22 in 1993 and 19 in 1990.* "The best part of the game for me was when I went to the bench, and I was able to watch the end of the game," said Patrick Roy, who gave up four first-period goals as the West's starting goaltender. In addition to Nolan's record for fastest two goals, the teams set a record for most goals in one period, with 10 in the second. The 11 goals by the East was the third-most by one team. Recchi, a Montreal wing, was selected MVP. Lemieux, probably playing in the game for the last time, added an assist and tied Wayne Gretzky for most points in All-Star history (20). He also passed Gordie Howe for second place in goals (11). It was the first All-Star appearance since 1992 for the Pittsburgh center, who has come back from Hodgkin's disease and has talked about retiring after this season. Lemieu was just one of the many shooting and scoring - stars. come this decade. It stood 10-6 after two periods before Buffalo's Dominik Hasek made a stand for goalies, succeeding where Roy, Brodeur, Andy Moog and John Vanbiesbrouck couldn't Hasek stopped 20 shots, including a dozen from point-blank range, keeping the East comfortably in front. He wasn't scored upon until Nolan finished his hat trick with 2:03 remaining West goalie Guy Hebert also was outstanding in the third period, allowing just LeClair's second goal The Snarks have always played cautious, defense-first hockey. But their fans didn't have to wait long Saturday to see plenty of offense. LeClair scored first, 8:52 into the game, on a pass from Petr Bonda. Lemieux followed 57 seconds later with a goal, beating Roy after taking a goal-mouth feed from Gretzky. It was the only point of the game for Gretzky, the NHL's career scoring leader, who was playing in a record 16th consecutive All-Star Game. Reccchi's first goal, on a pass from Mark Messier, made it 3-0 at 15:32. Just 47 seconds later, Eric Lindros set up a goal by Hawerchuk. The West beat Vambiesbrouck twice, with Bure and Paul Kariya scoring exactly a minute apart, narrowing its deficit to 4-2 after one period. The second period was full of end-to-end action. Recci and Geoff Sanderson gave the East a 6-2 lead; Bure answered for the West; Lemieux, Messier and Recchi scored for the East; the West's Brendan Shanahan scored, followed by Hawerchuk; and finally Nolan netted his two quick goals. Scandal prompts screening By David Cray The Associated Press TORONTO — Shaken by the jailing of a top coach for sex abuse of players, Canada's junior hockey league is drafting new guidelines for screening coaches and protecting players. David Branch, commissioner of the Canadian Hockey League, said yesterday that the guidelines to be implemented by next season were likely to call for police checks and psychological testing during screening for coaches. Branch said the CHL, which oversees three regional leagues that attract many of Canada's best teen-age players, was horrified by the case of Graham James. An admired coach in the Western Hockey League, James was sentenced earlier this month to 1/2 years in jail for the repeated abuse of two of his players, including Sheldon Kennedy, now a forward for the Boston Bruins. The new guidelines are expected to require CHL teams to provide a counselor to whom players can turn to confidentially in the event of a problem. Kirke said he had to find a balance between protecting players and ensuring that good coaches were treated fairly. "We don't want any witch hunts or wild goose chases," Kirke said. Branch and Western Hockey League Commissioner Dev Dey denied that junior hockey officials had known previously about the abuses committed by James. "There were rumors that Mr. James was gay." Dley said. "We should all clearly understand that there's a tremendous difference between a person being gay and being a sexual abuser." 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