From: jpc@philabs.philips.com (John P. Curcio;6442;3.55;)
Subject: NHL RESULTS FOR 24 JANUARY 1993
Organization: Philips Laboratories, Briarcliff Manor, NY.
Date: Sun, 24 Jan 1993 16:12:06 GMT




NHL RESULTS FOR 24 JANUARY 1993:

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                                  STANDINGS
      PATRICK              ADAMS              NORRIS              SMYTHE
 TM    W  L  T  PT   TM    W  L  T  PT   TM    W  L  T  PT   TM    W  L  T  PT
 
 PIT  32 13  4  68   MTL  29 17  5  63   CHI  29 17  6  64   VAN  29 13  6  64
 WAS  25 19  4  54   QUE  27 16  6  60   DET  27 20  4  58   CAL  25 18  6  56
 NJ   24 20  3  51   BOS  27 18  3  57   MIN  24 17  7  55   WIN  24 20  5  53
 NYR  22 19  7  51   BUF  23 19  6  52   TOR  23 19  7  53   LA   23 20  5  51
 NYI  21 22  5  47   HAR  13 31  4  30   STL  20 23  6  46   EDM  17 27  7  41
 PHL  17 22  7  41   OTT   4 44  3  11   TB   16 32  2  34   SJ    6 41  2  14

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Late Friday:

Pittsburgh Penguins (31-13-4)    0   1   0   -   1
Edmonton Oilers (17-26-7)        0   1   1   -   2

First period-- None.

Second period-- 1, Edmonton, Werenka 3 (Tikkanen), 10:53 (sh).  2, Pittsburgh,
  Stapleton 3 (McEachern,Mullen), 13:58.

Third period-- 3, Edmonton, MacTavish 5 (Ciger,Podein), 9:22.

Shots on goal-- Pittsburgh 9-15-10--34.  Edmonton 5-6-5--16.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Pittsburgh 0 of 5; Edmonton 0 of 3.  Goalies-- Pittsburgh,
  Wreggett, 6-5-1 (15 shots-13 saves).   Edmonton, Tugnutt, 7-4-1 (34-33).
  A--17,185.

Referee-- Don Koharski.  Linesmen-- Swede Knox, Randy Mitton.

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Late Friday:

Winnipeg Jets (23-20-5)     1   0   3   0   -   4
Calgary Flames (25-17-6)    0   2   2   0   -   4

First Period-- 1, Winnipeg, Steen 10 (Erickson,Domi), 10:06.

Second period-- 2, Calgary, Musil 5 (Roberts,Reichel), 6:45.  3, Calgary,
  Leeman 8 (Ranheim,Otto), 17:58.

Third period-- 4, Winnipeg, Barnes 1 (Druce,Bautin), 6:46.  5, Calgary,
  Ranheim 13 (Stern,Dahlquist), 6:59.  6, Calgary, Fleury 19 (Reichel), 9:58.
  7, Winnipeg, Davydov 20 (Barnes), 10:52.  8, Winnipeg, Tkachuk 16 (Numminen,
  Bautin), 19:55.

Overtime-- None.

Shots on goal-- Winnipeg 9-9-13-1--32.  Calgary 9-8-5-1--23.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Winnipeg 0 of 7; Calgary 0 of 6.  Goalies-- Winnipeg,
  Essensa, 19-13-5 (23 shots-19 saves).  Calgary, Vernon, 20-15-4 (32-28).
  A--19,590.

Referee-- Ron Hoggarth.  Linesmen-- Mike Cvik, Mark Wheler.

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Chicago Blackhawks (29-17-6)    2   1   3   -   6
Hartford Whalers (13-31-4)      0   0   2   -   2

Michel Goulet and Stephane Matteau scored first-period power-play goals to
lead the Blackhawks over the Whalers.

First period-- 1, Chicago, Goulet 15 (Lemieux,Larmer), 7:19 (pp).  2, Chicago,
  Matteau 10 (Chelios,Larmer), 8:38 (pp).

Second period-- 3, Chicago, Noonan 8 (Russell,Lemieux), 13:06.

Third period-- 4, Hartford, Sanderson 23, 4:29.  5, Chicago, Lemieux 6
  (Noonan), 9:56.  6, Chicago, K.Brown 1, 11:00.  7, Chicago, Roenick 27
  (Goulet,Larmer), 16:59.  8, Hartford, Janssens 7 (Sanderson,Pederson),
  18:03.

Shots on goal-- Chicago 16-8-7--31.  Hartford 4-9-9--22.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Chicago 2 of 7; Hartford 0 of 6.  Goalies-- Chicago,
  Belfour, 24-11-6 (22 shots-20 saves).  Hartford, Burke, 10-18-3 (31-25).
  A--13,206.

Referee-- Terry Gregson.  Linesmen-- Bernard DeGrace, Pat Dapuzzo.

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Vancouver Canucks (29-13-6)        1   0   2   0   -   3
Minnesota North Stars (24-17-7)    1   2   0   0   -   3

Trevor Linden and Dixon Ward socred in the first 3:28 of the third period to
erase a two-goal deficit, earning a tie with the North Stars.

First period-- 1, Minnesota, Gagner 18 (Modano,Craig), 2:11 (pp).  2,
  Vancouver, Bure 44 (G.Courtnall,Nedved), 11:47 (pp).

Second period-- 3, Minnesota, Elik 12 (Dahlen,Churla), 12:01.  4, Minnesota,
  R.Courtnall 24 (Duchesne), 13:24.

Third period-- 5, Vancouver, Linden 17 (Ronning), 1:11.  6, Vancouver, Ward
  16 (Kron), 3:28.

Overtime-- None.

Shots on goal-- Vancouver 12-6-8-1--27.  Minnesota 14-13-12-1--40.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Vancouver 1 of 7; Minnesota 1 of 7.  Goalies-- Vancouver,
  Whitmore, 10-4-3 (40 shots-37 saves).  Minnesota, Wakaluk, 6-6-4 (27-24).
  A--13,512.

Referee-- Kerry Fraser.  Linesmen-- Gerard Gauthier, Dan Schachte.

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New Jersey Devils (24-20-3)    2   1   2   -   5
Boston Bruins (27-18-3)        1   4   2   -   7

Boston, missing two first-line defensemen, overcame frequent defensive lapses
with aggressive forechecking, to defeat the Devils.  Adam Oates had a goal and
three assists for the Bruins.

First period-- 1, New Jersey, Mallette 4 (Chorske,Stevens), 3:38.  2, Boston,
  Ruzicka 13 (Kvartalnov,Reid), 12:25 (pp).  3, New Jersey, Ojanen 4 (Lemieux,
  Driver), 18:47.

Second period-- 4, Boston, Oates 29 (Leach,Sweeney), 5:42.  5, Boston,
  Kvartalnov 20 (Oates,Wesley), 12:00 (pp).  6, Boston, Pantaleyev 7 (Poulin,
  Heinze), 12:35.  7, New Jersey, Guerin 7 (Semak,Daneyko), 14:16.  8, Boston,
  Juneau 19 (Donato,Oates), 17:44 (pp).

Third period-- 9, Boston, Juneau 20 (Leach,Oates), :26.  10, New Jersey,
  Guerin 8 (Kasatonov,Mallette), 3:55.  11, New Jersey, Pellerin 7 (MacLean,
  Stevens), 4:59.  12, Boston, Reid 12 (Ruzicka,Kvartalnov), 9:32.

Shots on goal-- New Jersey 12-12-10--34.  Boston 12-13-12--37.  Power-play
  opportunities-- New Jersey 0 of 3; Boston 3 of 5.  Goalies-- New Jersey,
  Terreri, 9-13-1 (37 shots-30 saves).  Boston, Moog, 20-12-2 (34-29).
  A--14,448.

Referee-- Mark Faucette.  Linesmen-- Kevin Collins, Lyle Seitz.

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Buffalo Sabres (23-19-6)      1   1   1   -   3
Quebec Nordiques (27-16-6)    1   1   2   -   4

Joe Sakic netted two third-period goals, including the game-winner with 7:12
remaining in the game, to give the Nordiques a 4-3 victory over Buffalo.

First period-- 1, Quebec, Duchesne 14 (Sakic,Nolan), 14:30 (pp).  2, Buffalo,
  Presley 9 (Hawerchuk,Sweeney), 18:04.

Second period-- 3, Quebec, Young 21, 9:42 (sh).  4, Buffalo, Sutton 6 (Bodger,
  Sweeney), 12:52 (pp).

Third period-- 5, Buffalo, Mogilny 46 (Bodger,Khmylev), :59.  6, Quebec,
  Sakic 30 (Kovalenko), 4:24.  7, Quebec, Sakic 31 (Kovalenko,Gusarov), 12:48.

Shots on goal-- Buffalo 7-14-7--28.  Quebec 8-12-7--27.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Buffalo 1 of 6; Quebec 1 of 6.  Goalies-- Buffalo, Draper,
  2-5-0 (27 shots-23 saves).  Quebec, Fiset, 4-6-2 (28-25).  A--15,399.

Referee-- Denis Morel.  Linesmen-- Ron Asselstine, Mark Vines.

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San Jose Sharks (6-41-2)         1   0   0   -   1
Tampa Bay Lightning (16-32-2)    2   0   3   -   5

Marc Bureau scored twice and added an assist to lead the Tampa Bay Lightning
over the Sharks.  San Josehas lost 25 of their last 27, including 10 straight.

First period-- 1, San Jose, Odgers 6 (Kisio,Gaudreau), 16:29 (pp).  2, Tampa
  Bay, Creighton 9 (Andersson,Kontos), 16:45.  3, Tampa Bay, Bureau 8
  (Bradley,Zamuner), 19:11.

Second period-- None.

Third period-- 4, Tampa Bay, Bureau 9 (Bradley,Bergevin), 5:33.  5, Tampa Bay,
  Beers 8 (Bureau,Kasper), 18:56.  6, Tampa Bay, Kasper 4, 19:29 (en).

Shots on goal-- San Jose 8-13-18--39.  Tampa Bay 11-12-13--36.  Power-play
  opportunities-- San Jose 1 of 9; Tampa Bay 0 of 9.  Goalies-- San Jose,
  Irbe, 2-6-0 (35 shots-31 saves).  Tampa Bay, Jablonski, 8-13-2 (39-38).
  A-- 10,130.

Referee-- Lance Roberts.  Linesmen-- Wayne Bonney, Ray Scapinello.

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Philadelphia Flyers (17-22-7)    2   2   0   -   4
New York Islanders (21-22-5)     4   1   3   -   8

Defenseman Tom Kurvers scored two goals and two assists to lead the Islanders
over the Flyers in a game which featured 7 power-play goals in 13
opportunties.

First period-- 1, Philadelphia, Brind'Amour 21 (Hawgood,Galley), 6:25 (pp).  
  2, New York, Dalgarno 8 (Turgeon,McInnis), 13:35 (pp).  3, New York, Green
  4, 13:58.  4, New York, Kurvers 3 (Flatley,Thomas), 14:44 (pp).  5, New
  York, Flatley 8 (Hogue,Kurvers), 18:01.  6, Philadelphia, Recchi 29 (Fedyk,
  Galley), 19:41 (pp).

Second period-- 7, Philadelphia, Beranek 3 (Yushkevich,Soderstrom), 6:05.  8,
  Philadelphia, Brind'Amour 22 (Dineen,Galley), 8:02 (pp).  9, New York,
  Lachance 5 (McInnis,Green), 14:32.

Third period-- 10, New York, McInnis 3 (Hogue), 1:50.  11, New York, Kurvers
  4 (Krupp,Turgeon), 9:21 (pp).  12, New York, Hogue 17 (Kurvers,Norton),
  19:27 (pp).

Shots on goal-- Philadelphia 13-12-11--36.  New York 6-12-13--31.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Philadelphia 3 of 6; New York 4 of 7.  Goalies--
  Philadelphia, Soderstrom, 7-7-3 (31 shots-23 saves).  New York, Fitzpatrick,
  7-7-4 (36-32).  A--15,194.

Referee-- Bill McCreay.  Linesmen-- Pierre Champoux, Brian Murphy.

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Ottawa Senators (4-44-3)         2   0   2   -   4
Washington Capitals (25-19-4)    1   2   3   -   6

Pat Elynuik and Kevin Hatcher netted goals in a 36 second span of the third
period to rally against the Senators, who still haven't earned a road point.

First period-- 1, Washington, Ridley 17 (Elynuik,Cote), :41.  2, Ottawa,
  Rumble 1, 6:19.  3, Ottawa, Peluso 12 (Loewen,Freer), 16:27.

Second period-- 4, Washington, Bondra 20 (Hatcher,Pivonka), 6:57.  5, 
  Washington, May 5 (Iafrate), 18:03.

Third period-- 6, Ottawa, Freer 7 (Smail,Jelinek), 4:21.  7, Washington,
  Elynuik 13 (Ridley,Cote), 12:26.  8, Washington, Hatcher 19 (Bondra,
  Cavallini), 13:02.  9, Ottawa, Maciver 8 (Smail), 17:31 (sh).  10,
  Washington, Hatcher 20 (Carpenter,Hunter), 19:50 (en).

Shots on goal- Ottawa 6-10-5--21.  Washington 12-12-9--33.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Ottawa 0 of 2; Washington 0 of 4.  Goalies-- Ottawa,
  Sidorkiewicz, 3-31-3 (32 shots-27 saves).  Washington, Hrivnak, 12-6-2
  (21-17).  A--17,793.

Referee-- Paul Devorsky.  Linesmen-- Gord Broseker, Jean Morin.

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New York Rangers (22-19-7)    1   2   5   -   8
Los Angeles (23-20-5)         0   3   0   -   3

New York exploded for 5 third-period goals to beat the Kings in Los Angeles.
Ranger Mike Gartner set an NHL record, becoming the first player to score 30
or more goals in 14 consecutive seasons, with a third-period goal.

First period-- 1, New York, King 5 (Djoos,Olczyk), 10:26 (pp).

Second period-- 2, New York, Graves 19 (King,Patrick), 5:16 (pp).  3, New
  York, Weight 12 (Turcotte), 6:49 (pp).  4, Los Angeles, Granato 17 (Blake,
  Coffey), 12:05 (pp).  5, Los Angeles, Kurri 20 (Donnelly), 15:49.  6, Los
  Angeles, Kurri 21 (Robitaille,Sydor), 18:01 (pp).

Third period-- 7, New York, Graves 20 (Weight,Bourque), 3:56.  8, New York,
  Amonte 19, 5:13.  9, New York, King 6 (Patrick,Olczyk), 6:13 (pp).  10, New
  York, Amonte 20 (Weight,Graves), 11:44.  11, New York, Gartner 30 (Bourque,
  Nemchinov), 12:51.

Shots on goal-- New York 13-13-10--36.  Los Angeles 12-15-8--25.  Power-play
  opportunities-- New York 4 of 6; Los Angeles 2 of 7.  Goalies-- New York,
  Hirsch, 1-0-1 (35 shots-32 saves).  Los Angeles, Stauber, 11-6-1 (36-28).
  A--16,005.

Referee-- Rob Shick.  Linesmen-- Ryan Bozak, Scott Driscoll.

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Montreal Canadiens (29-17-5)     0   0   0   -   0
Toronto Maple Leafs (23-19-7)    3   1   0   -   4

Felix Potvin stopped all 29 Montreal shots for his first NHL shutout and Peter
Zezel had a goal and an assist to lead the Maple Leafs over the Canadiens.

First period-- 1, Toronto, Krushelnyski 16 (Anderson,Borschevsky), 7:25.  2,
  Toronto, Pearson 14 (Gill,Gilmour), 16:25 (pp).  3, Toronto, Zezel 9
  (Macoun), 16:34.

Second period-- 4, Toronto, Osborne 7 (Zezel), 8:36.

Third period-- None.

Shots on goal-- Montreal 7-13-9--29.  Toronto 14-7-8--29.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Montreal 0 of 3; Toronto 1 of 6.  Goalies-- Montreal, Roy,
  13-6-3 (29 shots-25 saves).  Toronto, Potvin, 11-7-3 (29-29).  A--15,720.

Referee-- Paul Stewart.  Linesman-- Brad Lazarowich.

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Pittsburgh Penguins (32-13-4)    0   3   1   -   4
Calgary Flames (25-18-6)         1   0   2   -   3

Pittsburgh scored three second-period goals and held on to defeat the Flames
in Calgary.  Netminder Ken Wreggett stopped Joe Nieuwendyk on a penalty shot
at 14:50 of the third to preserve the victory.

First period-- 1, Calgary, Reichel 19 (Fleury,Leeman), 1:12.

Second period-- 2, Pittsburgh, Murphy 12 (Tocchet,Paek), :31.  3, Pittsburgh,
  Jagr 20 (McEachern,Stanton), 12:00.  4, Pittsburgh, McEachern 20 (Jagr),
  14:37.

Third period-- 5, Calgary, Leeman 9 (Fleury,Reichel), 12:46.  6, Pittsburgh,
  K.Samuelsson 2 (Needham,Loney), 4:25.  7, Calgary, Makarov 15 (Roberts,
  Yawney), 9:53.

Shots on goal-- Pittsburgh 5-19-3--27.  Calgary 15-5-9--29.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Pittsburgh 0 of 4; Calgary 0 of 2.  Missed penalty shot--
  Nieuwendyk, Calgary, 14:50 third.  Goalies-- Pittsburgh, Wreggett, 7-5-1 (29
  shots-26 saves).  Calgary, Vernon, 20-16-4 (27-23).  A--20,214.

Referee-- Don Koharski.  Linesmen-- Mike Cvik, Mark Wheler.

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Edmonton Oilers (17-27-7)    2   3   0   -   5
Winnipeg Jets (24-20-5)      1   3   4   -   8

Stu Barnes and Thomas Steen scored two goals apiece to lead Winnipeg,
extending their unbeaten streak to 10 and moving into sole possession of third
place in the Smythe Division.

First period-- 1, Edmonton, Werenka 4 (Corson), 11:20.  2, Winnipeg, Barnes 2
  (Fedotov,Davydov), 12:16.  3, Edmonton, Tikkanen 7, 18:39.

Second period-- 4, Edmonton, Simpson 20 (Manson,Werenka), 3:05 (pp).  5,
  Edmonton, Simpson 21 (Todd,Richardson), 4:02.  6, Winnipeg, Steen 11
  (Selanne,Numminen), 8:29 (pp).  7, Winnipeg, Davydov 21, 10:46.  8,
  Edmonton, Podein 2 (Corson,Glynn), 11:00.  9, Winnipeg, Bautin 3 (Steen,
  Numminen), 12:03.

Third period-- 10, Winnipeg, Erickson 4 (Steen,Numminen), 4:44 (pp).  11,
  Winnipeg, Barnes 3 (Davydov,Druce), 13:15.  12, Winnipeg, Steen 12
  (Erickson,Kennedy), 13:53.  13, Winnipeg, Zhamnov 15, 18:52 (pp).

Shots on goal-- Edmonton 14-9-6--29.  Winnipeg 9-9-19--37.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Edmonton 1 of 3; Winnipeg 3 of 6.  Goalies-- Edmonton,
  Ranford, 10-23-6 (37 shots-29 saves).  Winnipeg, Essensa, 20-13-5 (29-24).
  A--15,052.

Referee-- Mike McGeough.  Linesmen-- Shane Heyer, Jay Sharrers.

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Detroit Red Wings (27-20-4)    2   1   0   -   3
St. Louis Blues (20-23-6)      3   1   0   -   4

Brett Hull scored twice and Craig Janney assisted on three goals as the Blues
broke a 2-game losing streak with a win over the Red Wings.

First period-- 1,  St. Louis, Hull 31 (Ron Sutter), 4:17.  2, Detroit, Kennedy
  13 (Fedorov), 5:51,  3, Detroit, Fedorov 23 (Racine,Yzerman), 10:01 (pp).
  4, St. Louis, Shanahan 26 (Janney,Emerson), 13:26.  5, St. Louis, Hull 32
  (Janney,Baron), 19:02.

Second period-- 6, Detroit, Howe 1 (Carson,Ciccarelli), 2:33 (pp).  7, St.
  Louis, Miller 14 (Janney,Emerson), 14:47 (pp).

Third period-- None.

Shots on goal-- Detroit 20-12-10--42.  St. Louis 9-8-4--21.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Detroit 2 of 8; St. Louis 1 of 7.  Goalies-- Detroit,
  Cheveldae, 18-18-3 (21 shots-17 saves).  St. Louis, Joseph, 13-18-4 (42-39).
  A--18,104.

Referee-- Dan Marouelli.  Linesmen-- Bob Hodges, Jerry Pateman.

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Sunday, 24 January 1993:

     Hartford (13-31-4) at Philadelphia (17-22-7), 7:10pm EST
     Minnesota (24-17-7) at Tampa Bay (16-32-2), 7:40pm EST
     Vancouver (29-13-6) at Chicago (29-17-6), 8:40pm EST


-JPC


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