HAMILTON, Ont. -- The St. Johns IceCaps scored two quick goals in the second period en route to a 2-1 win over the Hamilton Bulldogs in American Hockey League action Friday. Jason Gregoire and Kael Mouillerat scored for the IceCaps (14-15-1), while goaltender Mark Dekanich made 26 saves. Brendan Gallagher scored the lone goal for the Bulldogs (10-13-3), and Cedrick Desjardins stopped 23 shots. The game began slowly, with the Bulldogs failing to take advantage of an early power play when Patrice Cormier was whistled for roughing at 1:58 of the first. At the other end of the ice, a sustained period of pressure nearly resulted in a goal for St. Johns 10 minutes into the contest when Hamiltons Kyle Hagel inadvertently tipped a shot from the point toward his own net. The Bulldogs squandered a golden opportunity of their own with the first drawing to a close and the hosts on a power play. Traffic in front of the net left Dekanich floundering, but neither Mike Blunden nor Michael Bournival could tap the rolling puck in as it came through the crease. The deadlock was broken at 5:37 of the second, despite two sterling saves by Desjardins only minutes earlier. With the IceCaps pressing, Will ONeill launched a shot from the point that hit teammate Carl Klingberg in the back and sat invitingly just outside the crease. Gregoire gathered the loose puck and stepped around the traffic in front before beating the screened Desjardins with a wrist shot. The visitors doubled their advantage only 4:04 later, when Derek Meechs clever slap-pass found Mouillerat in the slot and the centre stopped to control the puck before firing it past Desjardins. Hamilton hit back almost immediately through an impressive play between Gallagher and centre Bournival. The centre carried the puck over the blue-line and slipped a no-look pass to Gallagher, who split the defenders down the middle and put the puck through Dekanichs legs for his team-leading ninth goal of the season. Dekanich was alert to begin the third period as the Bulldogs pressed to find an equalizer. He denied Olivier Fortier from point-blank range before stopping Joonas Nattinen in tight minutes later to preserve the one-goal lead. Note: Defenceman Cody Wild made his debut for the Bulldogs on Friday after signing a tryout contract with the team before the game. ... St. Johns winger Spencer Machacek was held without a goal, breaking his three-game scoring streak. Cheap NFL Jerseys . PETERSBURG, Fla. xingfantrade . Willett shot a final-round 73 for an 11 under total of 277 to finish with a share of the lead with Fraser, who shot a last day 71 in rainy conditions on the Gut Larcenhof course. http://www.xingfantrade.com/ . 24, 33 and 34 picks in the NBA draft. The Mavericks selected the 7-foot Zeller from North Carolina with the 17th overall pick before shipping him to the Cavs. Wholesale NFL Jerseys .E.I. Rocket 6-1 on Sunday afternoon in Quebec Major Junior Hockey League action. It was the first-career QMJHL hat trick for the 20-year-old centre and he now has nine goals and 26 points in 22 games. cheap jerseys from china . The first was that LaPolice was hired to fix the offense and that had not happened, and secondly, that the GM was tired of the undisciplined penalties. Now, there are always two sides to every story and you can easily make an argument that supports the two reasons, or refutes them.The Columbus Blue Jackets signed right wing Derek Dorsett to a three-year contract on Wednesday. Dorsett registered 12 goals and eight assists for 20 points and had 235 penalty minutes in 77 games with the Blue Jackets last season. He led the NHL in penalty minutes and is one of only three players since the start of the 1996-97 season to lead the league in that category and post double digit goals. He set career highs in goals, points, penalty minutes, games playeed, shots (137) and time on ice average (14:41), while leading the club in hits (199) and ranking fourth in takeaways (36).dddddddddddd "Derek is an extremely competitive and hard-working player," said Blue Jackets general manager Scott Howson. "He has improved every year and we look forward to his continued growth as a player and leader on our team." The 25-year-old was Columbus ninth pick, 189th overall, in the 2006 Entry Draft. ' ' '