for the bonus point try before visitors full-back Byron McGuigan was yellow carded for a late challenge on Lamb as the outside half off-loaded the scoring pass.Lamb added the conversion but then missed

SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Tomas Hertl made sure to keep the Sharks on track, helping San Jose overcome a power outage in the second period and having a goal disallowed early in the third.Hertl had two goals and Joonas Donskoi also scored to lead the Sharks to a 3-1 victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets on Thursday night.There were a couple things there out of our control, but I thought considering that, we stuck with it and found a way, Sharks coach Peter DeBoer said. You coach junior hockey in Canada for 15 years, you see your share of power outages.Martin Jones stopped 24 shots to help the Sharks improve to 3-0 at home.Scott Hartnell scored for the Blue Jackets, who lost for the second straight game. Sergei Bobrovsky finished with 26 saves.Hartnell spoiled Jones shutout bid with 2:50 remaining as the puck skipped off Jones skate and onto Hartnells stick and he put it in to make it 2-1.I though we played well. We just have not been consistent enough offensively, Blue Jackets coach John Tortorella said. We dont have enough offensive guys going right now.Hertl added an empty net goal in the final second.Donskoi scored his first goal of the season, on a power play with 7:01 left in the first period after taking a pass from David Schlemko and knocking it in off the bottom of Bobrovskys glove and having it bounce into the net.My last year in Finland, the ice broke a couple of times, Donskoi said of the power outage. That was even worse. There was maybe a 1 1/2, two-hour delay in the game, and we just kept going after that. I dont think this was too bad.After a goal by Brenden Dillon was disallowed due to offsides following a lengthy review early in the third period, the Sharks scored another power-play goal with Hertl converting on a rebound to make it 2-0.A lot bad bounces and they just capitalized, Columbus Josh Anderson said. It was just unfortunate they had one on the power play too. I thought we came out the way we wanted but we got away from our game a little bit there.The lights over the ice went out with 2:42 left in the second period, forcing an early intermission. The time was added to the beginning of the third period, with the teams switching sides after 2:42.It was definitely a long game, the Sharks Joel Ward said. I dont know what time it is right now but with that and the disallowed goal it felt like a triple overtime type of game. Havent seen that before, but hopefully since we won maybe it happens again and we can capitalize.Game notesSchlemko recorded his first point with the Sharks. ... Bobrovsky is one of two goalies to have played all of their teams minutes this season. ... Sharks F Patrick Marleau appeared in his 550th consecutive game. ... The Sharks are 4 for 10 in power plays at home. ... 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Anthony Calvillo, through 20 CFL seasons, was frequently invincible and largely stoic in the heat of competition. But underneath the professional exterior he was, and is, compellingly human.A rollercoaster of a match between Worcester Warriors and Sale Sharks finished locked at 34-34 at Sixways on Saturday.?Worcester trailed 17-5 before scoring 26 unanswered points to lead 31-17 and then they threw away that healthy advantage.Worcester scored five tries - Jamie Shillcock (2), Perry Humphreys, Wynand Olivier and Jonny Arr - with Ryan Lamb converting three and kicking a penalty.Will Addison scored two for Sale, Neil Briggs and Halani Aulika one each with the better goal-kicking of AJ MacGinty crucial in securing the draw. The outside half did not miss and succeeded with four conversions and two penalties.Worcester were led by Phil Dowson, who made his 250th Premiership appearance while the impressive Peter Stringer came in at scrum half for Sale. He partnered MacGinty, who returned after a two week absence through injury.The visitors made a dream start by taking the lead in the second minute. A poor clearance from Arr allowed Sale to launch a counter-attack, which culminated with Addison being left with an overlap to score a simple try.MacGinty converted with a splendid touchline kick before extending Sales advantage with a penalty as the visitors dominated the opening 15 minutes.With their first real attack, Worcester responded with an excellent try as a sustained movement created the score for Shillcock. Lamb missed the conversion before making matters worse by gifting Sale a second try.His telegraphed pass was easily picked off by Addison, who raced 45 metres to score with MacGintys conversion giving Sale a 17-5 lead at the end of the first quarter.ddddddddddddhe frenetic opening continued with two tries in eight minutes for Worcester. First, Arr dashed over from a five metre scrum before forward pressure and a well-timed pass from Lamb saw Humphreys score the hosts third try. Two conversions from Lamb gave his side a 19-17 lead at the end of a breath-taking first half.Within two minutes of the restart, Sale were dealt two hammer blows. First Lamb carved their defence apart to give Olivier an easy run in for the bonus point try before visitors full-back Byron McGuigan was yellow carded for a late challenge on Lamb as the outside half off-loaded the scoring pass.Lamb added the conversion but then missed badly with a simple penalty attempt before Warriors scored a splendid try. Stringer lost possession in the home 22 for Lamb and Cooper Vuna to combine and send Shillcock away on a 50 metre run to the line for a fifth try.McGuigan returned from the sin-bin but Sale now had it all to do, as they trailed 31-17 with only 25 minutes remaining.MacGinty reduced the arrears with his second penalty before Sale introduced Mike Phillips in place of Stringer and it paid dividends as Briggs finished off a driving line-out for their third try which MacGinty converted to set up a grandstand finish.Lamb kicked a penalty but a try four minutes from time from Aulika, converted by MacGinty, secured Sale three points. ' ' '