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Future Jari Kurri, Mark Messier, Wayne Gretzky, Mike Gartner and Brian Leetch helped create a brand of flashy, cocky hockey which reflects the attitude of the city they play in. Even those who aren't "Cup1 Crazy" could not help but stare in awe as Gretzky split two defenders with a pass right onto the blade of a streaking Messier across the blue line. The building feeling of excitement explodes with the realization that these two players have been creating these type of memories for years. Only now they're doing it in the from page 9 fork's first 10 shots. Replacement Ron Hextall, the No. 1 goalie throughout the regular season, played much better. Hextall made 12 saves, including two on shots by Gretzky in the point-blanthird period. Mike Richter made 25 saves for the Rangers, who made their one-golead stand up. during a third ' period dominated by the Flyers. In a wild second period, the Flyers batded back from a two-godeficit to tie the game, then watched as Snow gave back the two goals before being pulled. Shjon Rxlcin's goal with 4:49 left in the second pulled Philadelphia within 5-- going into the third. Paul Coffey made it at 6:45 of the second when he snuck in from the point to tip in a pass from the corner from Rod Bririd 'Amour, and Brind'Amour tied it 49 seconds later on a rising slap- - . ..." , . 1 vj Croraf rro Chad Green leaf On Sunday, Utah Jazz forward Karl Malone was awarded the NBA' Maurice Fbdoloff Trophy as the 1997 Most Valuable Flayer. Spurs Win Duncan Lottery - SECAUCUS, NJ. (AP) The San Antonio Spun won the NBA Draft Lottery on Sunday, setting up the possibility of a frontcourt featuring David Robinson and Tun Duncan, the player expected to be the top choice. In getting the No. 1 pick, the Spurs jumped ahead of Vancouver and Boston, both of having had better chances of win- ment, was the big loser. 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San Diego State had its share of Gilbert built Expin Junm20, It's a shame that there is now a tale impressive performances during of two Gardens, when for so long it the tournament to merit NCAA Aztecs Stewart ; has given birth to. so many legends consideration. Alex Pclaez, Smothers, Jason both on the hardwood and on the ice. Steve and were Hagins Phillips first Maybe next year will be the A1IWAC named the to visions Wilt and which in of season Willis will compete with memories of Tournament team. FUNDRAISERS 530 IrnmOUAUTrCHUCAKMmHOnC.lorono taquaod Cot Garden. 40-fo- ot k Hall-of-Fame- A shot. . 7 '. But Gretzky completed his hat trick and put the Rangers back ahead when he beat Snow .with a slapshot to the glove side at 9:30. A Messier made it 5-- 3 when Gretzky and Messier broke in on a at 13:45. 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