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Maple Leafs tie series with Bruins

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Auston Matthews scored on a breakaway to snap a third-period tie with eight minutes left, and the Toronto Maple Leafs beat the Boston Bruins 3-2 on Monday night to knot their first-round playoff series at one game apiece.

Ilya Samsonov stopped 27 shots for Toronto, which snapped an eightgame losing streak against Boston over 534 days dating to November 2022. Max Domi and John Tavares also scored for the visiting Maple Leafs, who haven't beaten the Bruins in a playoff series since 1959. HURRICANES 5, ISLANDERS 3 >> Sebastian Aho and Jordan Martinook scored nine seconds apart late in the third period to help Carolina complete a comeback from three goals down at home to beat New York, taking a 2-0 lead in their first-round playoff series in improbable fashion.

Aho struck first by redirectin­g Andrei Svechnikov's shot at the right post behind Semyon Varlamov with 2:15 remaining to tie the game at 3. After an Islanders giveaway on the ensuing faceoff,

FIRST ROUND

Sunday's late result

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Today's games Martinook raced down to beat Noah Dobson to the puck along the boards and then pushed it toward the same post from behind the net.

The puck banged off Varlamov's left skate and slipped into the net for the 4-3 lead with 2:06 to go.

SABRES HIRE RUFF AS COACH >> Lindy Ruff is returning to Buffalo for a second stint as coach of the Sabres. Ruff coached the Sabres from 1997-2013 and was the last person to guide them to the playoffs. Buffalo fired Don Granato after missing the playoffs for a fourth consecutiv­e season.

Banks-Lockhart, a junior, hit two home runs and had four RBIs in a victory over Alhambra. She had three hits and two RBIs in a wild 14-10victory over Granada and also drove in the winning run in extra innings against California when she was hit by a pitch.

Mia Bennette, The King's Academy softball: Bennette, a sophomore, tore the cover off the ball in two games last week. She went 7for 7, with two home runs and three of those doubles, and had seven RBIs and scored three runs.

Kinga Czajkowska, Palo Alto track and field: Czajkowska, a junior, won the 1,600-meter race at the CCS Top 8meet in dramatic fashion, pushing ahead of Prospect's Kylie Hoorvaert on the final straightaw­ay. She won with a time of 4:51.03, four-tenths of a second ahead of the Prospect runner.

Carley Hudson, Campolindo lacrosse: Hudson, a senior, scored two goals and had an assist in Campolindo's 7-6overtime victory over rival Acalanes. Hudson also had seven draw controls and finished the week with 23 goals on the season.

Lelani Laruelle, Monta Vista track and field: Laruelle, a sophomore, won the high jump at the CCS Top 8meet with a mark of 5-8, which equals the best jump in the state this season. Laruelle has only been high jumping for three years. She has blasted past her freshman-best 5-2.

Katie Lin, Carondelet lacrosse: Lin, a sophomore, scored four goals against Granada, three against Foothill and one against Park City. She 1 Dynamism 4 Eatery with a

chalkboard menu 10 Free TV spot 13 “Origin” writer/

director DuVernay 14 Off-the-cuff

performanc­e 15 Final push? 16 Digs for a member

of a string quartet? 18 Roll-call call

19 “At Wit’s End”

writer Bombeck 20 Spherical body 21 “Ant” on a celery

“log”

23 Scand. land 25 Flakes on plans 26 Digs for a gym

rat?

32 Lauder in the

cosmetics aisle 33 Measuremen­t

given in degrees 34 __ Lanka

36 OPS or RBI 37 Prunes

38 Sparks or Fire 39 Like sparks and

fire

40 __ Monica Pier 41 Mazda roadster 42 Digs for a Greek

mythology buff? 45 Entreprene­ur __

C.J. Walker 46 Language in

which to order larb 47 Puts one’s

feelings on display 49 Woebegone 51 Hand-held

coolers 55 Checkout lane

purchase

56 Digs for a

dancer? 59 Starchy snack

bites, for short 60 Tennis star Andre 61 Periodonti­sts’ gp. 62 “Without

further __ ... ” 63 Like some work

from home

64 “__ your piece”

1 Four-minute mile,

for one

2 CCR’s “Have You __ Seen the Rain”

Guillory captured the 100and 200titles at the Central Coast Section Top 8 meet. He won the 100with a time of 10.64and crossed the finish line in the 200 in 21.30.

Phoenix Hin, Mission San Jose track and field: Hin won the 100-meter dash at the “It's Always Sunny in Union City” meet with a time of 11.07.

Samuel Johnston, College Park baseball: The junior had two hits, including a double, and two RBIs as College Park handed Acalanes its first loss of the season, 5-1. College Park is 11-6, 3-1.

Dylan Kall, Burlingame baseball: Kall hit a walk-off single in Burlingame's 5-4 win over Palo Alto. The senior leads Burlingame (12-5) with a .418 batting average.

Jackson Koberlein, Bellarmine lacrosse: The senior scored three goals in Bellarmine's 10-2 win over Live Oak. The Bells are 7-7 this season.

Kavan Kumar, Menlo tennis: Kumar went 4-0 in his matches last week, helping Menlo capture its 35th league championsh­ip.

Brayden Martinez, Gilroy baseball: Martinez struck out 10and walked just two on 95pitches in Gilroy's 1-0win over Prospect. Martinez has a 2.56ERA over five games for the Mustangs, who are 4-15.

Hank Tripaldi, De La Salle baseball: Tripaldi had two hits, including a home run, and five RBIs in the Spartans' 12-2win over San Ramon Valley. De La Salle is 12-4, 6-2.

Coco Vonderhaar, Palo Alto baseball: The junior was 3 for 5 with four RBIs and a home run in the Vikings' 17-1 win over Gunn. Vonderhaar leads Palo Alto (10-11) in runs scored with 18. 3 Acai tree, e.g. 4 Info on a profile

page 5 Post-triathlon

lament

6 Barrel racer’s

accessory 7 Chi-Town paper 8 Turn brown,

maybe

9 Clothes with bibs

and braces 10 Film similar to

cling wrap 11 Garment that may

be nine yards long 12 Grace ender 15 Cook-off entry 17 Small surgical

knife 22 Congressio­nal

staffer

24 “Rah,” in fútbol 25 Signature Golden

Arches offering 26 Sports bib

material

27 “We totally agree” 28 “Liberty and Prosperity,” for New Jersey, e.g. 29 Bailey’s circus

partner 30 Curriculum parts 31 Shred, as cheese 35 Big big-screen

format

37 Eatery with small

plates

38 WNBA game start 40 59-Across,

perhaps

41 UFC sport 43 eHarmony

matches

44 Like Yellowston­e, among National Parks 47 “At Last” singer

James 48 Atmosphere 49 Shut with a bang 50 Additional­ly 52 Woebegone word 53 Nothing at all 54 “Hang around a

bit longer!”

57 Just a number,

for some 58 Cause for

overtime

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