101. Tribnet.com - Sports/Hockey a rematch of last year s final against Canada at the World hockey Championships JonasHoglund tipped in Michael Nylander s pass to give Sweden a 20 lead with 1 http://www.tribnet.com/sports/hockey/story/5054148p-4981954c.html

The News Tribune - Tacoma, WA Home Sports Hockey Welcome, News Sports Baseball Basketball ... Shopping Story search - Past 14 days Entire site This section Help Paid archives E-mail This Story Print This Story ... Subscribe Sweden trips U.S. in world hockey semi STEPHAN NASSTROM; The Associated Press PRAGUE, Czech Republic - Dick Tarnstrom scored 18 seconds in and Sweden beat the United States, 3-2, on Saturday, setting up a rematch of last year's final against Canada at the World Hockey Championships. Canada, which beat Sweden on a disputed overtime goal in 2003, edged Slovakia, 2-1, earlier Saturday on Shawn Horcoff's third-period goal. The United States hoped to create the first all-North American final in 54 years, but instead will face Slovakia on Sunday in the bronze-medal game. "I think it's going to take a lot of hard work," New York Rangers goalie Mike Dunham said. "We are going to have to skate well, we're going to have to dump the puck in and get a good forecheck going." Tarnstrom, who this season became the first defenseman to lead the Pittsburgh Penguins in scoring, netted the second-fastest goal at the start of a game in the tournament. "They seemed to work harder and there was more effort out there," Dunham said. "We still have a chance to win a medal."

102. IHT: Ice Hockey: Canadians Retain Their World Title Red Berenson, who played 16 years in the National hockey League and now coaches the JonasHoglund, Daniel Alfredsson and Andreas Salomosson scored for Sweden. http://www.iht.com/articles/519261.htm

This site requires Javascript to be turned on. ?" TARGET="_top"> ?" BORDER=0 WIDTH=468 HEIGHT=60> Sections Front Page Business Business Asia by Bloomberg Technology ... Article Index Regions Americas Asia - Pacific Europe Publishing Partners Services Currency Converter Weather International Funds Sponsored Sections ... Help Search Articles by Day Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday ... Weekend Ice Hockey: Canadians retain their world title The Associated Press Tuesday, May 11, 2004 PRAGUE Matt Cooke helped Canada win its second straight world hockey title, 45 years after his hometown team gave the country its last consecutive titles. Cooke, from Belleville, Ontario, scored the last goal in Canada's 5-3 comeback victory over Sweden on Sunday in a rematch of the final last year in Helsinki - also won by Canada. "Winning the gold is huge," Cooke said. Cooke, a 25-year-old Vancouver Canucks forward, was first credited with the goal that tied it at 3-3 in the second period, 52 seconds after Dany Heatley, who finished the tournament as top scorer, cut Sweden's lead to 3-2. The tying goal was later awarded to Rob Niedermayer. "They gave it to Robbie," Cooke said, "but it doesn't matter who got the goal."

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