COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Patrick Kane and Joe Pavelski each had a goal and an assist to help the United States beat Canada 4-2 on Friday night in an exhibition game before the World Cup of Hockey.There were plenty of scrums, hard hits and bad blood.When the U.S. plays Canada, youre going to get that type of game whether its an exhibition, preliminary game, semifinal or final, Kane said. Youre going to find yourself in that situation in this rivalry.The teams will play again Saturday night in Ottawa, Ontario.U.S. forward Ryan Kesler was ejected late in the second period for boarding Shea Weber. In the third period, Pavelskis check along the boards sent Claude Giroux out of the game. There also was a melee in front of Canadas bench in the first period.There were lots of scrums tonight, Canada coach Mike Babcock said. They were generated by the players. The referees can clean that up in two seconds. All youve got to do is put people in the box. No more scrums.Jonathan Quick made 32 saves in the first two periods, and Ben Bishop stopped nine shots in the third. Zach Parise and Derek Stepan also scored for the Americans.Its nice to get off to a good start whether its a pre-tournament game or not, Pavelski said. Its nice to get a little confidence with the puck and make some plays.Carey Price, playing for the first time since a sprained MCL in his right knee ended his season for the Montreal Canadiens on Nov. 25, had 22 saves for Canada.Patrice Bergeron and Drew Doughty scored for Canada.Price had nothing to do early, as the Canadians held a 12-1 shots advantage through the first 12 minutes. The momentum shifted shortly after the first U.S. penalty kill, and the Americans held an 18-15 shots advantage after the first to go along with a 2-0 lead.Parise opened the scoring when he skated though the low slot to redirect Ryan Suters shot with 3:04 left. Kane, the NHLs leading scorer and most valuable player last season, doubled the lead 1:05 later. He took a pass down low and fired on Price from a bad angle. Price made the save, but Kane scored off the rebound.We give up a few chances right at the end of shifts, so we were trying to make some plays a little too pretty, Canadas Jonathan Toews said.Bergeron made it 2-1 midway through the second when he converted a rebound off Sidney Crosbys shot.Pavelski restored the two-goal lead with 4:06 to go in the period. Price made the initial stop on Jack Johnson but Pavelski scored on the rebound.It was tough to come out of the zone, Pavelski said. The guys played hard, worked through it. It was a good win for us. There was some intensity.Doughty made it 3-2 at 5:31 of the third with a slap shot from the right circle.Game notesCrosbys head coach in Pittsburgh, Mike Sullivan, is an assistant with the United States ... 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SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. -- With the Little League World Series title game looming Sunday, the Endwell, New York, players planned on taking a break from baseball if only for one evening.Theyll retreat to their dorms near Lamade Stadium and dive into their other preferred pastime.A lot of ping pong, infielder Jack Hopko said.Hopko broke a scoreless tie with an RBI single in the bottom of the fourth and Michael Mancini led struck out 11 in a 4-2 victory over Goodlettsville, Tennessee, in the U.S. final Saturday.The Mid-Atlantic champs will try to win their first title against international winner South Korea on Sunday. South Korea beat Panama 7-2 earlier Saturday in the international final.I dont think I can describe it, maybe the boys can, New York manager Scott Rush said. Just an unbelievable feeling.New York players Mancini, Hopko, Billy Dundon and Jude Abbadessa appeared in the postgame media room and all used the same word -- Amazing.It was Mancinis pitching that inspired his teammates, shut down Goodlettsville and earned him praise from the opposing manager and a standing ovation from Endwell fans who packed the first-base side of Lamade Stadium when he exited in the fifth.Mancini allowed just one hit through 4 2/3 innings and his offense came alive in the fourth. Then, Dundon drove in two runs, and Hopko and James Fellows each had an RBI for New York.The curveball is usually my biggest pitch because I know if Im down in the count I can throw that and get back up and maybe get them out with that pitch, Mancini said. So you never know what can happen with that pitch.Tennessee manager Joey Hale praised his players approach while acknowledging his hitters struggled to find Manncinis elusive curve ball for much of the game.dddddddddddd.Jon Luke Simmons broke up Mancinis no-hit bid in the top of the fifth. After Mancini got his 11th strikeout one batter later, Rush opted to replace him with Abbadessa.He doesnt make mistakes, Hale said. Hes truly polished. Most kids at this age have good breaking balls but they dont always throw them where they should be thrown. If you watch, man, every ball that crossed the plate was down below the knees. Thats just the mark of a great pitcher.New York players said they knew they had a great team as soon as they reconvened earlier this summer. Over half the roster returned from last season when New York fell to eventual World Series runner-up Red Land in the Mid-Atlantic Region final.From there on, I pretty much knew we were going to go a long way, Hopko said. Just like last year, we played well in regionals but this year we came out on top and this game today, I dont really know how to describe it. It was a long road and we made it where we wanted to.Returning to the regional championship this season, Abbadessa notched the final out from the mound. He did so again on Saturday but not before Tennessee made it interesting.His teams final hope, Zach McWilliams gave Tennessee life with a two-run homer off Jude Abbadessa in the top of the sixth. McWilliams blast halved New Yorks lead, but Abbadessa finished off Goodlettsville.It was one inning, Hale said. Their inning was better than our inning. Im just proud of them, second in the United States and to go through what we went through, awesome. ' ' '