From: jpc@philabs.philips.com (John P. Curcio)
Subject: NHL RESULTS FOR 9 OCTOBER 1992
Organization: Philips Laboratories, Briarcliff Manor, NY.
Date: Fri, 9 Oct 1992 18:38:48 GMT



NHL STANDINGS FOR 9 OCTOBER 1992

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     PRINCE OF WALES CONFERENCE           CLARENCE CAMPBELL CONFERENCE
     PATRICK           ADAMS               NORRIS             SMYTHE

      W  L  T  Pts       W  L  T  Pts       W  L  T  Pts       W  L  T  Pts
PIT   1  0  1   3  BOS   1  0  0   2  TMP   1  0  0   2  SJS   1  0  0   2
NJD   1  0  0   2  OTT   1  0  0   2  MIN   1  1  0   2  VAN   1  0  0   2
WAS   1  0  0   2  QUE   1  0  0   2  STL   1  1  0   2  CAL   1  1  0   2
PHI   0  0  1   1  MON   1  1  0   2  DET   1  1  0   2  LAK   1  1  0   2
NYR   0  0  0   0  BUF   0  1  0   0  CHI   0  1  0   0  WIN   1  1  0   2
NYI   0  2  0   0  HFD   0  2  0   0  TOR   0  1  0   0  EDM   0  2  0   0
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Hartford Whalers (0-2-0)    0   0   2   0   -   2
Boston Bruins(1-0-0)        1   1   0   1   -   3

Joe Juneau scored midway through overtime stanza, giving the Boston
Bruins a 3-2 victory over the Whalers, despite a 42-save performance by
Sean Burke.

FIRST PERIOD-- 1, Boston, Kvartalnov 1 (Oates,Juneau), 10:40 (pp).

SECOND PERIOD-- 2, Boston, Leach 1 (Poulin,Oates), 19:51.

THIRD PERIOD-- 3, Hartford, Craven 2 (Cassels,Konroyd), 5:28 (pp).  4,
  Hartford, Craven 3 (Cassels,Kerr), 10:48 (pp).

OVERTIME--  5, Boston, Juneau 1 (D.Sweeney), 2:16.

Shots on goal-- Hartford 2-15-8-0--25.  Boston 23-11-9-2--45.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Hartford 2 of 7; Boston 1 of 10.  Goalies-- Hartford,
  Burke, 0-2-0 (45 shots-42 saves).  Boston, Moog, 1-0-0 (25-23).
  A--14,448.

Referee-- Terry Gregson.  Linesmen-- Jean Morin, Brian Murphy.

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Montreal Canadiens (1-1-0)    0   1   2   -   3
Ottawa Senators (1-0-0)       0   3   2   -   5

Doug Smail netted a pair of goals, including an empty-netter, as the
Senators won their first NHL contest in 58 years.

FIRST PERIOD-- None.

SECOND PERIOD-- 1, Ottawa, Brady 1 (Hull,Maciver) :26 (pp).  2, Ottawa,
  Smail 1 (Fortier), 11:04.  3, Montreal, Keane 1 (Lebeau), 11:36.  4, Ottawa,
  Hammond 1 (Baker,Lamb), 16:45.

THIRD PERIOD-- 5, Montreal, Damphousse 2 (Bellows), 5:17.  6, Ottawa, Turgeon 
  1 (Rumble), 17:51 (pp).  7, Montreal, Bellows 2 (Haller,Muller), 19:30.  8,
  Ottawa, Smail 2 (Maciver), 19:45 (en).

Shots on goal-- Montreal 9-9-10--28.  Ottawa 13-13-5--31.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Montreal 0 of 6; Ottawa 2 of 8.  Goalies-- Montreal, Roy,
  1-1-0 (30 shots-26 sves).  Ottawa, Sidorkiewicz, 1-0-0 (28-25).  A--10,449.

Referee-- Kerry Fraser.  Linesmen-- Gerard Gauthier, Wayne Bonney.

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New York Islanders (0-2-0)     1   2   0   -   3
Pittsburgh Penguins (1-0-1)    1   2   4   -   7

Mario Lemieux scored five points, including two third-period goals, as the
Pittsburgh Penguins scored four times in the third to defeat the visiting
Islanders 7-3.

FIRST PERIOD-- 1, New York, Berg 2 (Fitzgerald,Mullen), 2:47.  2, Pittsburgh,
  Tocchet 2 (Stevens,Lemieux), 17:08 (pp).

SECOND PERIOD-- 3, New York, Norton 1 (Thomas,Ferraro), 5:44.  4, Pittsburgh,
  Murphy 1 (Jagr,Lemieux), 6:03.  5, New York, Turgeon 1 (Kurvers,Thomas),
  10:13 (pp).  6, Pittsburgh, Stanton 1 (Lemieux,Stevens), 19:24.

THIRD PERIOD-- 7, Pittsburgh, Jagr 1 (Murphy), 2:20.  8, Pittsburgh, Lemieux
  2 (K.Samuelsson), 8:38.  9, Pittsburgh, Lemieux 3 (Jagr,Jennings), 11:44.
  10, Pittsburgh, McEachern 1 (Francis,U.Samuellson), 14:34.

Shots on goal-- New York 6-10-12--28.  Pittsburgh 15-9-11--35.  Power-play
  opportunities-- New York 1 of 6; Pittsburgh 1 of 5.  Goalies-- New York,
  Fitzpatrick, 0-1-0 (35 shots-28 saves).  Pittsburgh, Barrasso, 1-0-1
  (28-25).  A--16,164.

Referee-- Mike McGeough.  Linesmen-- Ron Finn, Jerry Pateman.

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Quebec Nordiques (1-0-0)    2   2   1   -   5
Buffalo Sabres (0-1-0)      2   1   1   -   4

Mike Ricci, acquired form the Flyers in the Eric Lindros deal, broke a
4-4 tie with 8:41 remaining to give the Nordiques their first road
victory of the year in their first try, a far cry form last year.

FIRST PERIOD-- 1, Quebec, Sakic 1 (Kovalenko,Huffman), 2:19.  2, Buffalo,
  LaFontaine 1 (Svoboda,Andreychuk), 5:23 (pp).  3, Quebec, Sundin 1
  (Cavallini), 8:48.  4, Buffalo, Mogilny 1 (LaFontaine,Andreychuk), 16:45.

SECOND PERIOD-- 5, Quebec, Sakic 2 (Nolan,Huffman), 8:18 (pp).  6, Buffalo,
  Mogilny 2 (LaFontaine,Andreychuk), 14:34.  7, Quebec, Duchesne 1
  (Huffman,Kamensky), 19:12 (pp).

THIRD PERIOD-- 8, Buffalo, Mogilny 3 (Bodger,LaFontaine), 9:39 (pp).  9,
  Quebec, Ricci 1 (Lindsay,Gusarov), 11:19.

Shots on goal-- Quebec 7-13-10--30.  Buffalo 16-8-5--29.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Quebec 2 of 5; Buffalo 2 of 6.  Goalies-- Quebec, Hextall,
  1-0-0 (29 shots-25 saves).  Buffalo, Hasek, 0-1-0 (30-25).  A--15,176.

Referee-- Rob Shick.  Linesmen-- Bernard DeGrace, Leon Stickle.

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St. Louis Blues (1-0-0)          0   2   0   -   2
Minnesota North Stars (0-1-0)    2   3   0   -   5

FIRST PERIOD-- 1, Minnesota, Sjodin 1 (Courtnall), 7:12.  2, Minnesota,
  Craig 1 (Dahlen,Gagner), 12:20 (pp).

SECOND PERIOD-- 3, St. Louis, Emerson 2, :47.  4, Minnesota, Modano 1
  (Craig), 1:31.  5, Minnesota, Courtnall 1 (Ludwig), 2:57 (pp).  6,
  Minnesota, Duchesne 1, 3;14 (sh).  7, St. Louis, Brown 1 (Emerson,Hull),
  15:31 (pp).

THIRD PERIOD-- None.

Shots on goal-- St. Louis 8-11-14--33.  Minnesota 13-14-10--37.  Power-play
  opportunities-- St. Louis 1 of 10; Minnesota 1 of 6.  Goalies-- St. Louis,
  Hebert, 0-1-0 (37 shots-32 saves).  Minnesota, Casey, 1-0-0 (33-31).
  A--13,277.

Referee-- Mark Faucette.  Linesmen-- Ron Asselstine, Mark Vines.

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Edmonton Oilers (0-2-0)    1   1   0   -   2
Calgary Flames (1-1-0)     3   0   4   -   7

The Flames erupted for three power-play goals in 1:19 of the third
period to keep the Oilers winless.

FIRST PERIOD-- 1, Calgary, Roberts 2 (Makarov), 10:27.  2, Calgary,
  Nieuwendyk 1 (Suter,MacInnis), 12:15 (pp).  3, Edmonton, Klima 1 (Nicholls),
  12:59.  4, Calgary, MacInnis 1 (Makarov,Vernon), 16:12 (pp).

SECOND PERIOD-- 5, Edmonton, Klima 2 (Nicholls), 13:11 (pp).

THIRD PERIOD-- 6, Calgary, Otto 1 (Dahlquist,Forslund), 6:08.  7, Calgary,
  Nieuwendyk 2 (MacInnis,Suter), 14:22 (pp).  8, Calgary, Wilson 1
  (Makarov,MacInnis), 14:56 (pp).  9, Calgary, Roberts 3 (Otto,Leeman), 15:41
  (pp).

Shots on goal-- Edmonton 9-9-7--25.  Calgary 8-9-8--25.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Edmonton 1 of 5; Calgary 5 of 10.  Goalies-- Edmonton,
  Ranford, 0-2-0 (25 shots-18 saves).  Calgary, Vernon, 1-1-0 (25-23).
  A--18,995.

Referee-- Don Koharski.  Linesmen-- Pierre Champoux, Brad Lazarowich.

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Winnipeg Jets (1-1-0)     2   1   0   0   -   3
San Jose Sharks(1-0-0)    2   1   0   1   -   4

Kelly Kisio scored at the 4:00 mark of overtime to give the Sharks a victory
in their opening contest of the 1992-92 season.

FIRST PERIOD-- 1, Winnipeg, Steen 2 (Housley,Olausson), 2:23 (pp).  2, San
  Jose, Corriveau 1 (Ozolinsh), 10:38.  3, Winnipeg, Selanne 1
  (Housley,Tkachuk), 16:37 (pp).  4, San Jose, Skriko 1 (Bruce,Kisio), 18:12
  (pp).

SECOND PERIOD-- 5, Winnipeg, Olczyk 1 (Davydov,Housley), 8:04 (pp).  6, San
  Jose, More 1 (Craigwell,Corriveau), 11:25.

THIRD PERIOD-- None.

OVERTIME-- 7, San Jose, Kisio 1 (Skriko,Sullivan), 4:00.

Shots on goal:  Winnipeg 9-8-7-0--24.  San Jose 13-10-18-2--43.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Winnipeg 3 of 10; San Jose 1 of 7.  Goalies-- Winnipeg,
  Essensa, 1-1-0 (43 shots-39 saves).  San Jose, Hackett, 1-0-0 (24-21).
  A--11,089.

Referee-- Dan Marouelli.  Linesmen-- Ryan Bozak, Mike Cvik.

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Detroit Red Wings (1-1-0)    3   1   1   -   5
Los Angeles Kings (1-1-0)    1   0   2   -   3

Steve Yzerman had two goals and an assist and Tim Cheveldae stopped 39
King shots to lead the Red Wings to their first win of the season.

FIRST PERIOD-- 1, Detroit, Racine 1 (Sheppard), 6:20 (pp).  2, Los Angeles,
  Blake 1 (Lang,Hillier), 8:38.  3, Detroit, Yzerman 1 (Gallant), 14:17.  4,
  Detroit, Kozlov 1 (Fedorov,Racine), 15:22.

SECOND PERIOD-- 5, Detroit, Ciccarelli 1 (Yzerman,Chiasson), 7:33 (pp).

THIRD PERIOD-- 6, Los Angeles, Millen 1 (Donnelly,Coffey), 2:51 (pp).  7,
  Los Angeles, Rychel 1 (Taylor,Kurri), 12:33.  8, Detroit, Yzerman 2
  (Burr,Ciccarelli), 18:57 (en).

Shots on goal-- Detroit 14-8-3--25.  Los Angeles 9-10-21--40.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Detroit 2 of 3; Los Angeles 1 of 5.  Goalies-- Detroit,
  Cheveldae, 1-1-0 (40 shots-37 saves).  Los Angeles, Hrudey, 1-1-0 (24-20).
  A--16,005

Referee-- Andy vanHellemond.  Linesmen-- Shane Heyer, Dan Schachte.

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Friday, 9 October 1992:

     New Jersey (1-0-0) at Philadelphia (0-0-1), 7:35pm EST
     NY Rangers (0-0-0) at Washington (1-0-0), 8:05pm EST


-JPC (for SPIKE)


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