From: jpc@philabs.philips.com (John P. Curcio)
Subject: NHL RESULTS FOR 7 OCT 1992
Organization: Philips Laboratories, Briarcliff Manor, NY.
Date: Wed, 7 Oct 1992 17:41:38 GMT



NHL STANDINGS FOR 6 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
NJD   1  0  0   2  MTL   1  0  0   2  STL   1  0  0   2  LAK   1  0  0   2
WAS   1  0  0   2  BOS   0  0  0   0  CHI   0  0  0   0  WIN   1  0  0   2
PHI   0  0  1   1  BUF   0  0  0   0  TMP   0  0  0   0  VAN   1  0  0   2
PIT   0  0  1   1  OTT   0  0  0   0  MIN   0  1  0   0  SJS   0  0  0   0
NYR   0  0  0   0  QUE   0  0  0   0  DET   0  1  0   0  EDM   0  1  0   0
NYI   0  1  0   0  HFD   0  1  0   0  TOR   0  1  0   0  CAL   0  1  0   0
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Montreal Canadiens (1-0-0)    1   1   3   -   5
Hartford Whalers (0-1-0)      0   0   1   -   1

Denis Savard had one goal and two assists and Kirk Muller added a goal
and an assist as the Montreal Canadiens shut down Hartford's offense
for a 5-1 opening night victory.

FIRST PERIOD-- 1, Montreal, Muller 1 (Odelein,Savard), 1:52.

SECOND PERIOD-- 2, Montreal, Bellows 1 (Petrov,Desjardins), :45.

THIRD PERIOD-- 3, Montreal, Savard 1 (Muller,Dionne), 9:59.  4, Hartford,
  Craven 1 (Verbeek,Weinrich), 15:01 (pp).  5, Montreal, Daigneault 1 
  (Lebeau), 16:49.  6, Montreal, Damphousse 1 (Savard), 19:47 (sh-en).

Shots on goal--  Montreal 15-16-11--41.  Hartford 5-7-13--25.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Montreal 0 of 4; Hartford 1 of 6.  Goalies-- Montreal, 
  Roy, 1-0-0 (25 shots-24 saves).  Hartford, Burke, 0-1-0 (41-37). 
  A--10,184.

Referee-- Mike McGeough.  Linesmen-- Brian Murphy, Kevin Collins.

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New York Islanders (0-1-0)    0   2   1   -   3
New Jersey Devils (1-0-0)     0   4   0   -   4

The New Jersey Devils scored four times in the second period and hung
on to defeat the Islanders in the coaching debut of Herb Brooks.

FIRST PERIOD-- None.

SECOND PERIOD-- 1, Islanders, Berg 1 (Fitzgerald), 4:23 (sh).  2, New Jersey,
  Stevens 1 (Zelepukin,Niedermayer), 5:17 (pp).  3, New Jersey, Holik 1
  (Richer,Driver), 6:36 (pp).  4, New Jersey, Semak 1, 9:46.  5, New Jersey,
  Ciger 1 (Kasatonov,Lemieux), 15:17.  6, Islanders, King 1 (Thomas,Turgeon),
  19:56.

THIRD PERIOD-- 7, Islanders, McInnis 1 (Flatley), 1:45.

Shots on goal-- Islanders 10-13-11--34.  New Jersey 11-13-9--33.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Islanders 0 of 4; New Jersey 2 of 3.  Goalies-- Islanders,
  Healy, 0-1-0 (33 shots-29 saves).  New Jersey, Terreri, 1-0-0 (34-31).
  A--10,438.

Referee-- Paul Stewart.  Linesmen-- Dan McCourt, Jean Morin.

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Philadelphia Flyers (0-0-1)    1   0   2   0   -   3
Pittsburgh Penguins (0-0-1)    2   1   0   0   -   3

In the long-awaited debut of future superstar Eric Lindros, Domonic Roussel
outshone the rookie, stopping 42 Penguin shots, as the Penguins tied the
Flyers 3-3.  Lindros finished with one goal.

FIRST PERIOD-- 1, Pittsburgh, Lemieux 1 (U.Samuelsson), :46.  2, Pittsburgh,
  Stevens 1 (Tocchet,Francis), 5:34 (pp).  3, Philadelphia, Fedyk 1 (Recchi),
  15:07.

SECOND PERIOD-- 4, Pittsburgh, Tocchet 1 (Lemieux,Stevens), 15:51 (pp).

THIRD PERIOD-- 5, Philadelphia, Lindros 1 :31.  6, Philadelphia, Evans 1
  (Brind'Amour,Galley), 1:19.

OVERTIME-- None.

Shots on goal-- Philadelphia 9-6-12-2--29.  Pittsburgh 18-15-12-0--45.
  Power-play opportunities-- Philadelphia 0 of 5; Pittsburgh 2 of 7.
  Goalies-- Philadelphia, Roussel, 0-0-1 (45 shots-42 saves).  Pittsburgh,
  Barrasso, 0-0-1 (29-26).  A--16,164.

Referee-- Ron Hoggarth.  Linesmen-- Ron Finn, Bernie DeGrace.

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Washington Capitals (1-0-0)    1   2   3   -   6
Toronto Maple Leafs (0-1-0)    2   1   2   -   5

Kevin Hatcher scored with 4:24 remaining on a slap shot from the right
circle, spoiling Pat Burns' Toronto coaching debut.

FIRST PERIOD-- 1, Toronto, Anderson 1 (Gilmour,Sacco), 1:12.  2, Washington,
  May 1 (MacDermid,Miller), 9:16.  3, Toronto, Borschevsky 1 (Clark,Zezel),
  19:41.

SECOND PERIOD-- 4, Washington, Pivonka 1 (Iafrate,Carpenter), 3:40 (sh).  5,
  Toronto, Zezel 1 (Pearson,Berehowsky), 7:50.  6, Washington, Bondra 1
  (Woolley,Krygier), 9:46.

THIRD PERIOD-- 7, Washington, Johansson 1 (Hatcher,Pivonka), 1:14 (pp).  8,
  Toronto, Borschevsky 2 (Gilmour,Anderson), 4:27 (pp).  9, Washington,
  Krygier 1 (Bondra,Schlegel), 7:32.  10, Toronto, Sacco 1 (McLlwain,Clark),
  12:46).  11, Washington, Hatcher 1 (Bondra), 15:36.

Shots on goal-- Washington 12-8-12--32.  Toronto 8-13-13--34.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Washington 1 of 4; Toronto 1 of 7.  Goalies-- Washington,
  Beaupre, 1-0-0 (34 shots-29 saves).  Toronto, Fuhr, 0-1-0 (32-26).
  A--15,618.

Referee-- Kerry Fraser.  Linesmen-- Bob Hodges, Ray Scapinello.

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Detroit Red Wings (0-1-0)    0   1   0   -   1
Winnipeg Jets (1-0-0)        2   1   1   -   4

Bob Essensa stopped 39 shots and Teemu Selanne notched two assists as the
Winnipeg Jets stopped the Red Wings in Winnipeg.

FIRST PERIOD-- 1, Winnipeg, Tkachuk 1 (Selanne,Zhamnov), 4:50.  2, Winnipeg,
  Steen 1 (Olczyk,Olausson), 14:39.

SECOND PERIOD-- 3, Winnipeg, Lalor 1 (Shannon,Druce), 1:13.  4, Detroit,
  Fedorov 1 (Carson,Racine), 5:36.

THIRD PERIOD--  5, Winnipeg, Housley 1 (Selanne,Tkachuk), 3:20.

Shots on goal-- Detroit 12-13-15--40.  Winnipeg 13-7-10--30.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Detroit 0 of 6; Winnipeg 0 of 5.  Goalies-- Detroit,
  Cheveldae, 0-1-0 (30 shots-26 saves).  Winnipeg, Essensa, 1-0-0 (40-39).
  A--15,259.

Referee-- Mark Faucette.  Linesmen-- Randy Mitton, Mark Vines.

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Minnesota North Stars (0-1-0)    1   1   2   -   4
St. Louis Blues (1-0-0)          2   4   0   -   6

Brett Hull and Dave Lowry each had two goals, and Craig Janney had
three assists as the St. Louis Blues beat the North Stars.  Lowry, who
almost didn't survive the last cut in training camp, scored the first
two goals of the game.

FIRST PERIOD--  1, St. Louis, Lowry 1 (Rich Sutter,Cavallini), 10:50.  2,
  St. Louis, Lowry 2 (Butcher,Bassen), 14:52.  3, Minnesota, Broten 1
  (Modano,Craig), 15:28.

SECOND PERIOD--  4, St. Louis, Shanahan 1 (Janney,Cavallini), 2:26.  5, St.
  Louis, Hull 1 (Shanahan,Janney), 6:29 (pp).  6, Minnesota, Tinordi 1
  (Modano), 13:06.  7, St. Louis, Emerson 1 (Janney), 13:26.  8, St. Louis,
  Hull 2 (Bozon,Korolev), 14:59.

THIRD PERIOD--  9, Minnesota, Dahlen 1 (Sjodin,Modano), 5:52 (pp).  10,
  Minnesota, Tinordi 2, 19:29.

Shots on goal-- Minnesota 15-13-18--46.  St. Louis 11-15-4--30.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Minnesota 1 of 5; St. Louis 1 of 5.  Goalies-- Minnesota,
  Wakaluk, 0-1-0 (30 shots-24 saves).  St. Louis, Joseph, 1-0-0 (46-42).
  A--16,724.

Referee-- Rob Shick.  Linesmen-- Ron Asselstine, Jay Sharrers.

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Los Angeles Kings (1-0-0)    2   1   1   1   -   5
Calgary Flames (0-1-0)       2   1   1   0   -   4

Tomas Sandstrom scored 3:40 into overtime to give the Kings a 5-4
victory.  Gary Roberts gave the Flames a 4-3 lead with only 1:33
remaining, but Tony Granato notched a power-play tally with 39 ticks
left to send the game into overtime.

FIRST PERIOD-- 1, Los Angeles, Coffey 1 (Donnelly,Zhitnik), 1:30.  2, Calgary,
  Reichel 1 (Roberts,Leeman), 3:28 (pp).  3, Calgary, Makarov 1
  (Fleury,Suter), 11:46 (pp).  4, Los Angeles, Ahola 1 (Donnelly,Lang),
  17:43.

SECOND PERIOD-- 5, Calgary, Dahlquist 1 (Makarov), 7:50.  6, Los Angeles,
  McSorley 1 (Huddy,Ahola), 11:09.

THIRD PERIOD-- 7, Calgary, Roberts 1 (Makarov), 7:50.  8, Los Angeles,
  Granato 1 (Kurri,Blake), 19:21 (pp).

OVERTIME-- 9, Los Angeles, Sandstrom 1 (Kurri,Zhitnik), 3:40.

Shots on goal--  Los Angeles 11-12-10-4--37.  Calgary 12-8-16-1--37.
  Power-play opportunities-- Los Angeles 1 of 6; Calgary 2 of 7.  Goalies--
  Los Angeles, Hrudey, 1-0-0 (37 shots-33 saves).  Calgary, Vernon, 0-1-0
  (37-32).  A--19,461.

Referee-- Dan Marouelli.  Linesmen-- Brad Lazarowich, Lyle Seitz.

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Vancouver Canucks (1-0-0)    1   2   2   -   5
Edmonton Oilers (0-1-0)      1   1   2   -   4

Pavel Bure capitalized on a Bill Ranford miscue to break a 4-4 tie,
leading the Canucks to a victory at Edmonton.  Ranford came out of his
net to play a puck shot in by Adrien Plavsic when he muffed the play.

FIRST PERIOD-- 1, Edmonton, Nicholls 1, :41.  2, Vancouver, Sandlak 1
  Nedved,Courtnall), 7:06.

SECOND PERIOD-- 3, Vancouver, Ronning 1 (Linden,Lumme), 2:52 (pp).  4,
  Edmonton, Simpson 1 (Corson,Gilchrist), 9:17 (pp).  5, Vancouver, Adams 1
  (Bure,Ward), 17:58.

THIRD PERIOD-- 6, Vancouver, Lumme 1 (Fergus), 4:05 (sh).  7, Edmonton,
  Gilchrist 1 (Glynn,Simpson), 5:01 (pp).  8, Edmonton, Manson 1
  (Klima,Corson), 9:29 (pp).  9, Vancouver, Bure 1 (Plavsic), 14:15.

Shots on goal--  Vancouver 8-8-9--25.  Edmonton 12-10-12--34.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Vancouver 1 of 7; Edmonton 3 of 5.  Goalies-- Vancouver,
  McLean, 1-0-0 (34 shots-30 saves).  Edmonton, Ranford, 0-1-0 (25-20).

Referee--  Andy vanHellemond.  Linesmen-- Pierre Champoux, Swede Knox.

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Wednesday, 7 October 1992:

     Chicago (0-0-0) at Tampa Bay (0-0-0), 7:35pm EST


-JPC (for SPIKE)


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