The hunt for hockey history is on. With assistance from our friends in Toronto, we have started our own search for items on the Hockey Hall of Fames most wanted list.We want this to be interactive, so if you know where any of these artifacts are located, or if youve heard rumors of their whereabouts while standing around the skate sharpener, be sure to reach out to me on Twitter @ESPNJoeyMac.The first few items were investigating are a rare sweater, a record-breaking stick, a historic winning puck and an iconic goalie mask.Our main objective is that [artifacts], once we know about them or find them, are preserved and kept for heritage sake, said Izak Westgate, manager of outreach exhibits and assistant curator at the Hall of Fame in Toronto. Would it be great to have them in the Hall of Fame, where they can be displayed and shown to everyone? Absolutely. But as long as we know theyre out there and someone is keeping it and making sure itll be in good condition long term, then really thats the most important thing, whether its another museum or in someones special collection who really cares about it. Because you would hate to see -- especially the extremely rare items -- go missing because once theyre gone, theyre gone forever.Let the scavenger hunt begin.Wanted:The Miracle On Ice winning puckTeam USA captain Mike Eruziones third-period goal against the Soviet Union gave the Americans a 4-3 victory in the 1980 Olympic Winter Games in Lake Placid, which is better known as the Miracle on Ice. Team USA later defeated Finland for the gold medal, but it was the victory over the Russians that is considered one of the greatest upsets in sports history.Why:For me, it would be as significant as the Golden Goal that [Sidney] Crosby scored in 2010, Westgate said, referring to Team Canadas gold-medal overtime win against Team USA at the 2010 Vancouver Winter Games. It would be as significant as any championship-winning goal. It wasnt the first gold medal for the U.S., but just for what it did for hockey in the United States, that whole generation of young kids who were watching around that time went on to form probably the core of the 96 World Cup team. From that type of perspective, as well as the significance hockey-wise, and beating the big, bad Russians, it would form a prominent piece in the Hall.A few years back, during their 100th anniversary, the International Hockey Federation voted [the Miracle On Ice] the No. 1 greatest moment, so to have the puck from the greatest moment in IIHF history would be hugely significant.Status:No one knows for sure exactly what happened to the puck after the goal. Its been widely reported that on the ensuing faceoff, the puck sailed into the stands six seconds later. According to reports, New York native Delmar Law caught the puck, and he and three friends later signed a letter of authenticity claiming as much. Law kept it on display at his home for the next 22 years until it went up for auction in 2003, according to reports, where Mark Friedland bought it. Friedland sold it in 2004 (he was asking $94,000; the purchase price is unknown). After that, the trail gets a little foggy: a Chicago-based auction company that is no longer in business sold what was claimed to be the winning puck to a mystery bidder for $37,045 in 2011.Eruzione does not know where it is today. No idea. I should have kept it, might be worth something lol, Eruzione responded in an email.?Case: Missing Anders Lee Jersey . Just as Montreal was settling into the first full working week of a new year, the Impact announced the appointment of their new head coach. Anders Lee Islanders Jersey . Burke is expected to miss two to three months after breaking a finger in the teams third preseason game. Tinsley, a 10-year veteran, spent the last two seasons in Utah, where the point guard averaged 3. http://www.islanderssale.com/authentic-billy-smith-islanders-jersey/ .S. 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I had 3 under the first nine, so I was happy with my start. In the middle, I had a couple loose shots here and there, but I could get up-and-down. Then I finished off with two birdies. Overall, pretty solid round.Three days after Typhoon Sarika roared through the South China Sea beach resort, the wind finally kicked up as Lee played the back nine. The wind makes it more difficult to hit targets in valleys and on plateaus on the large, tiered greens.I dont think its easy out there, Lee said. Its still windy and the greens are really undulated, so you have to be in the right places. Its not easy.Germanys Caroline Masson was second at 6 under after her second straight 69. She birdied four of the last five holes -- the lone par coming on a 3-foot birdie miss on the par-4 15th.Youve just got to be smart and youve got to be accepting out there, Masson said. Some holes play very tough with certain wind and certain pin positions. So sometimes you have to hit a perfect shot in the perfect spot and get lucky, as well, to get it on the right side of the green or keep it on the green or get it close.A lot of times, you hit a decent shot and you end up missing the green, so its important to stay patient and trust in the short game, and I think thats what I did today. I made some really good up-and-downs out there, and kind of made the birdies when I had the chances on the last few holes.She won the Manulife LPGA Classic in Canada in September for her first LPGA Tour victory.Today it was important to stay patient out there, be confident and kind of be relaxed and not try to force things too much, Masson said. I think Ive gotten a little more relaxed on the golf course after my win, so thats definitely a good thinng.ddddddddddddSpains Carlota Ciganda and American Jessica Korda were 5 under.Ciganda had a 71. She had an emotional first LPGA Tour victory Sunday in a playoff in South Korea.Korda followed her opening 67 with a 72. She had five birdies, a double bogey and three bogeys.Lee birdied three of the four par 3s, the last with an 18-footer from the fringe on the 116-yard 17th. She also birdied the par-3 fourth and seventh, and followed with a downhill 30-footer on the par-5 eighth. She ended a par streak with a downhill 12-footer for birdie on the par-4 16th.After the birdie on 17, she missed a chance on the par-5 18th when her low wedge approach skipped up a ridge and left her a downhill 20-footer that missed on the right edge.The 2012 U.S. Girls Junior champion won last year at Kingsmill and in April in Hawaii.Ill just try to play my own game, Lee said. I dont really want to go in with too high of expectations because I dont know what the conditions are going to be like. It could get windy. ...Im not going to be any more or less aggressive or more or less conservative. It just depends on where you are on the fairway and where the pin is. Ill take it from there.Chinas Xi Yu Lin (68), South Koreas Chella Choi (72) and Germanys Sandra Gal (73) were 4 under.Yesterday, the rhythm was kind of slow. Today, the rhythm was right there, pretty smooth, Lin said. Also my mood is pretty good, as well, as far as the putting.Second-ranked Ariya Jutanugarn, the tour leader with five victories, was 2 under after a 71. Michelle Wie and Charley Hull each shot 70 to also reach 2 under. Wie got into the field on a sponsor exemption.Defending champion Sei Young Kim was 1 under after a 72. The South Korean player won last year in wind and rain without shooting a round in the 60s.Brooke Henderson was even par after a 75. The 19-year-old Canadian is playing for the fourth straight week in Asia and plans to make it six in a row with stops in Malaysia and Japan. ' ' '