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Lemieux s captures tl By The Associated Press PITTSBURGH ? Mario Le- "J mieux, rising to the occasion of the first NHL All-Star game in his 01 home arena, scored a record-tying fnur rtAolo inplnHinrr thrPA in tliA 1UU1 guaio ill^iuuiug, uuw XII UIV jyj first period ? as the Wales Con- l2 ference walloped the Campbell sc Conference 12-7 on Sunday. ei With a sellout crowd of 16,236 at the Pittsburgh Civic Arena f cheering on their local hero and millions more watching the NHL's j31 first game on national television in a a decade, the Penguins' superstar e' dominated the NHL's mid-season show. re re He scored just 21 seconds into st the game and twice more before the first period ended in a record seven-goal splurge as the Wales P Conference took a 7-2 lead. P Lemieux added his fourth goal ^ of the game early in the third per- ^ iod to tie the All-Star record of g, four set by Wayne Gretzky in sc 1983. "It was an unbelievable day," he ^ said. I had five or six good e< chances and I scored on four of P< them." "Wo'r? In tfoubi*." The Far Side By Gary Larson Ca|vjn ar|d Ho By Bill Water: . I v.. Vfj ioj'K. M'4-W ii ss? kWf* Shoe ; VWS$| i 8vJe',M The Gamecock C Instrumental Perform With The Columbia C Men & Women Brass, Woodwi Welcom No Marching Travel Day: 786-3810 CAN' March 10-13 Spring Break INCLUDES: Airfare, Hotel A CALL NOW spac B (4-day pa | andA Travel Service,! Apartmei Super Sp( 1BR 750 sq ft. = S 2BRtownhouse 1050 3BRtownhnnse 1200 $50.00 Security deposit i Limited Ava Our many advantages vertical & miniblinds Green park-like groui Enclosed patios 2V2 mi. from USC 5 blks from Dutch Sc Sparkling pool & lit 1 Variable lease terms 1 blk of Greysl 798-14 cores four 1 ~m JW^W 7TI lira ivivr i The Pittsburgh star also picked fere p his All-Star-record third Most dre) aluable Player Award. He previ- chel nsly won in 1985 and 1988. and G The expected battle between Le- ^jjj tieux and Gretzky never material- g0a ;ed in this game, the highest- enC( coring of the NHL's 41 All-Star pet icounters. Gretzky, the superstar center om Los Angeles, had won two SC01 revious MVP awards, including e"c st year in the Campbell Confer- ljjat ice's 9-5 win at Edmonton. But ^ lis time, it was Lemieux, largely yarded as Gretzky's heir appa- ^ ait as the NHL's best player, who J^ro ole the show. , the 198 Lemieux's contribution, plus * ? vo goals each from Buffalo's ierre Turgeon and New Jersey's irk Muller, helped give the sevi fales their 11th victory in 14 1 imes in the current conference 45 iries which began in 1975. Cai Turgeon had both his goals in Gai le first period. Muller scored once wh< ach in the second and third Tor jriods. Sta Also scoring for the Wales Con- NH EEK & MEEK? by Howie Schneider \aj DOST COMHOJ DECEkKV ID RW I WTO SCWECWE: ELSE.5 LIFE... pap Y ' anc ' i^? tho 1 Coi DON'T TCW MA.TE IT WUEM Ga lbbes WB?a6?Bti son ^ c Bo: ag< org Ca acNelly act JS T AT f f* TrT?T * Comics Page rj Musicians I ]olle5e Wind Ensemble nd. Percussion Players e Meet People Night:788-9262 CUM I ooftoo w per person j, ccomodations & Taxes e is limited ckages also avail.) nd. 256-0547 [ [ELD nts >cial! 1349.00 sq ft. = $419.00 sq ft. = $549.00 on all apartments! > ilability include: , ceiling fans ads ( b tennis court j p , ( ;one Blvd. 44 ? goals, iward nee were Buffalo's Dave A rchuk, Philadelphia's Rick Tc t, Shane Corson of Montrc Cam Neely of Boston, rretzky's teammate, Luc Rol e, had a pair of third-perii Is for the Campbell Confe 5. Edmonton's Mark Messi* roit's Steve Yzerman, Wi jg's Doug Smail and Calgary Maclnnis and Joey Mull red for the Campbell Conf< e in the wide-open shootc was closer to street hock 1 a regular-season NHL game 'he seven goals by the Wa! iference in the first peri ke an All-Star record. T npbell Conference scored six third period of its 9-3 romp 13. The combined nine go; ke the All-Star record of m< Is by both teams. In 1983, I npbell and Wales combined en. Tie combined total of 87 she by the Wales and 42 by 1 mpbell, broke the All-Si ne record of 81 set in 19 en the Stanley Cup champi onto Maple Leafs faced an A r team from the rest of 1 L. The Gamecock rhe Gamecock is the student news >er of the University of South Carolin; J is published three times a week 01 ndays, Wednesdays and Fridays dui the fall and spring semesters an< skly during both summer sessions, witl exception of university holidays an< imination periods. 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