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SPORTS BRIEFS
Tampa Bay gets Flyers,
goes up 3-2
TAMPA, Fla. — The Tampa Bay
Lightning is four years removed
from two straight 19-win seasons.
Now it is one win removed from
the Stanley Cup Finals, partially be
cause of two straight goals Tuesday
by No. 19.
rhose goals by Tampa Bay's Brad
Richards, a rookie the season fol
lowing those two bleak seasons,
gave the Lightning just enough to
outlast Philadelphia, 4-2, in Game
5 and take a 3-2 Eastern Confer
ence finals lead.
All the talk Monday was asking
if the Lightning needed a player to
step up the way Flyers captain Kei
th Primeau had for Philadelphia.
The Lightning put defenseman
Pavel Kubina on Primeau, quiet
ing him for most of the night. And
Richards said he didn't need to be
Mr. Experienced to know how im
portant Game 5 was.
Tuesday, he proved it. The Light
ning is 30-0-2 this season when
Richards scores.
"The only thing I can say is I
hope I score the next game,"
Richards said.
Making Richards' goals stand up
before Tim Taylor's empty-netter
was Lightning goalie Nikolai
Khabibulin. Khabibulin was the
wall as the Philly hordes rolled into
the zone so ceaselessly, a tying goal
seemed inevitable.
"The difference in the hockey
game was they won the special
teams game and we couldn't fin
ish the point-blank chances we
had in the third period," Flyers
coach Ken Hitchcock said. "Even
when we were down 1-0, we had
one line that had five unbeliev
able chances."
The largest crowd in the eight
season history of'Ihe St. Pete Times
Forum, 21,517, barely had reason
to sit during the first period.
— David J. Neal
Knight Ridder Newspapers (KRT)
Turn to BRIEFS, page 10
Oregon Daily Emerald.
A campus tradition—over 100 years of publication.
Danielle Hickey Photo Editor
Adam Jenkins is working to iron out problems with his long approach despite a positive mark at a short approach.
TRACK
continued from page 7
long approach early, the Gladstone
native moved to a short approach and
fired the spear 227-4, one inch better
than former Duck Nick Bakke's mark
of227-3, which he set in 2002.
Despite the mark, Jenkins is more
concerned about ironing out the prob
lems he suffered with his long approach.
"With that throw of227-4," Jenkins
said, "with a long approach I proba
bly could have hit 235 or 240."
Contact the sports reporter
atjonroetman@dailyemerald.com.
Jewish Film Festival 2004
The Jewish Student Union
proudly presents the
reprisal of the 2004
Jewish Film Festival
The Jewish Student Unio^
EMU Suite 28
346-4366
jsu@gladstone.uoregon.edu
http://glads tone.uoregon.edu/
The time:
30pm,^ Wednesday, May 19th