From: jpc@philabs.philips.com (John P. Curcio;6442;3.55;)
Subject: NHL RESULTS FOR 3 JANUARY 1993
Organization: Philips Laboratories, Briarcliff Manor, NY.
Date: Sun, 3 Jan 1993 15:06:39 GMT



NHL HOCKEY RESULTS FOR 3 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  27  9  4  58   QUE  22 13  6  50   CHI  22 14  5  49   CAL  25 10  4  54
 WAS  21 16  4  46   MTL  22 14  5  49   DET  22 17  3  47   VAN  23 10  4  50
 NYR  19 17  4  42   BOS  22 14  2  46   MIN  19 14  5  43   LA   20 14  5  45
 NJ   18 17  2  38   BUF  17 15  6  40   TOR  15 16  7  37   WIN  15 19  4  34
 NYI  17 18  4  38   HAR  11 24  3  25   STL  13 19  6  32   EDM  14 21  5  33
 PHL  13 19  5  31   OTT   3 35  3   9   TB   14 24  2  30   SJ    6 31  2  14

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Chicago Blackhawks (22-14-5)     1   1   0   0   -   2
Washington Capitals (21-16-4)    1   1   0   0   -   2

Dmitri Khristich scored one goal and added an assist as the Capitals remained
unbeaten at home in their last nine games with a 2-2 matinee tie against
Chicago.

First period-- 1, Washington, Miller 12 (Khristich,Hrivnak), 2:06.  2,
  Chicago, Goulet 9 (Sutter), 18:41.

Second period-- 3, Chicago, Graham 12 (Ruuttu,Gilbert), 13:27.  4, Washington,
  Khristich 12 (Pivonka,Hunter), 15:23 (pp).

Third period-- None.

Overtime-- None.

Shots on goal-- Chicago 5-11-10-5--31.  Washington 5-10-4-1--20.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Chicago 0 of 5; Washington 1 of 4.  Goalies-- Chicago,
  Belfour, 17-9-5 (20 shots-18 saves).  Washington, Hrivnak, 10-4-2 (31-29).
  A--15,028.

Referee-- Paul Stewart.  Linesmen-- Brian Murphy, Scott Driscoll.

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Hartford Whalers (11-24-3)    1   1   0   0   -   2
Boston Bruins (22-14-2)       1   1   0   1   -   3

Rookie Grigori Pantaleyev netted his sixth goal of the season 2:36 into
overtime as the Bruins defeated the Whalers at home.  Four of the five games
between the two clubs have gone to overtime, with the Bruins going 3-1 in OT.

First period-- 1, Boston, Oates 23 (Wesley,Kvartalnov), 9:15 (pp).  2,
  Hartford, Zalapski 6 (Day), 13:00.

Second period-- 3, Hartford, Zalapski 7 (Craven,Sanderson), 11:56 (pp).  4,
  Boston, Oates 24 (Kvartalnov,Bourque), 13:48 (pp).

Third period-- None.

Overtime-- 5, Boston, Pantaleyev 6 (Sweeney,Poulin), 2:36.

Shots on goal-- Hartford 8-9-2-1--20.  Boston 10-13-14-4--41.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Hartford 1 of 4; Boston 2 of 5.  Goalies-- Hartford,
  Pietrangelo, 2-11-0 (41 shots-38 saves).  Boston, Moog, 17-10-2 (20-18).
  A--14,448.

Referee-- Andy vanHellemond.  Linesmen-- Ron Asselstine, Jerry Pateman.

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Detroit Red Wings (22-17-3)    2   1   3   -   6
Quebec Nordiques (22-13-6)     1   1   0   -   2

Jimmy Carson scored his 20th goal of the season and added three assists to
lead the Red Wings over the host Nordiques.

First period-- 1, Detroit, Kovalenko 14 (Duchesne), 4:23.  2, Detroit,
  Chiasson 9 (Carson), 6:52.  3, Detroit, Sheppard 14 (Carson), 18:31.

Second period-- 4, Quebec, Young 18 (Ricci,Hextall), 9:03 (sh).  5, Detroit,
  Drake 10 (Fedorov,Racine), 18:41.

Third period-- 6, Detroit, Carson 20 (Cicarelli,Howe), 8:52 (pp).  7, Detroit,
  Primeau 7 (Ciccarelli,Carson), 16:02 (pp).  8, Detroit, Burr 7 (Probert,
  Drake), 17:37.

Shots on goal-- Detroit 11-13-19--43.  Quebec 8-9-8--25.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Detroit 2 of 7; Quebec 0 of 6.  Goalies-- Detroit, Riendeau,
  9-2-1 (25 shots-23 saves).  Quebec, Hextall, 19-8-3 (43-41).  A--15,399.

Referee-- Mark Faucette.  Linesmen-- Wayne Bonney, Gerard Gauthier.


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Minnesota North Stars (19-14-5)    0   1   1   -   2
New York Islanders (17-18-4)       3   0   0   -   3

The Islanders rode three first-period goals in a 3:13 span to victory, holding
on to defeat the North Stars 3-2 at the Nassau Coliseum.

First period-- 1, New York, Mullen 10 (Hogue,Flatley), 10:36.  2, New York,
  Fitzgerald 5 (Loiselle), 12:14.  3, New York, Turgeon 22 (Thomas,Krupp),
  13:49.

Second period-- 4, Minnesota, Modano 15 (Hatcher,Elik), 19:51.

Third period-- 5, Minnesota, Gagner 13 (Courtnall,Tinordi), 19:47.

Shots on goal-- Minnesota 8-11-10--29.  New York 11-9-6--26.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Minnesota 0 of 3; New York 0 of 2.  Goalies-- Minnesota,
  Wakaluk, 3-4-2 (26 shots-23 saves).  New York, Healy, 13-12-1 (29-27).
  A--11,013.

Referee-- Ron Hoggarth.  Linesmen-- Jean Morin, Dan Schachte.

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New York Rangers (19-17-4)      0   2   0   -   2
Pittsburgh Penguins (27-9-4)    2   1   2   -   5

Mario Lemieux scored two goals, including a short-handed breakaway goal in the
first, and added an assist as the Pens defeated the slumping Rangers.

First period-- 1, Pittsburgh, Mullen 9 (Lemieux,Paek), 2:20.  2, Pittsburgh,
  Lemieux 38 (Francis), 4:16 (sh).

Second period-- 3, Pittsburgh, Errey 3 (U.Samuelsson,Mullen), :23.  4, New
  York, Gartner 21 (Lowe), 9:01.  5, New York, Gartner 22 (Nemchinov,Hardy),
  9:47.

Third period-- 6, Pittsburgh, Mullen 10 (Jagr,Stanton), 6:32 (pp).  7,
  Pittsburgh, Lemieux 39 (Stevens,Tocchet), 12:06 (pp).

Shots on goal-- New York 12-7-8--27.  Pittsburgh 15-13-9--37.  Power-play
  opportunities-- New York 0 of 4; Pittsburgh 2 of 5.  Goalies-- New York,
  Vanbiesbrouck, 11-8-2 (37 shots-32 saves).  Pittsburgh, Barrasso, 23-7-3
  (27-25).  A--16,164.

Referee-- Terry Gregson.  Linesmen-- Kevin Collins, Bob Hodges.

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Winnipeg Jets (15-19-4)        1   0   1   0   -   2
New Jersey Devils (18-17-2)    0   0   2   0   -   2

Alexander Semak scored with 2:32 remaining in the third period to give the
Devils a 2-2 tie with the Jets.  Teemu Selanne had both Winnipeg goals.

First period-- 1, Winnipeg, Selanne 29 (Housley), 7:04 (pp).

Second period-- None.

Third period-- 2, New Jersey, MacLean 5 (Todd,Lemieux), 14:25 (pp).  3,
  Winnipeg, Selanne 30, 14:50.  4, New Jersey, Semak 11 (Driver), 17:28.

Overtime-- None.

Shots on goal-- Winnipeg 11-11-5-4--31.  New Jersey 9-6-21-3--39.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Winnipeg 1 of 6; New Jersey 1 of 6.  Goalies-- Winnipeg,
  Essensa, 12-12-4 (39 shots-37 saves).  New Jersey, Terreri, 6-10-1 (31-29).
  A--12,868.

Referee-- Paul Devorsky.  Linesmen-- Pierre Champoux, Pat Dapuzzo.

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Philadelphia Flyers (13-19-5)    0   2   1   -   3
Calgary Flames (22-10-4)         1   1   5   -   7

Gary Roberts and Paul Ranheim each scored two goals to lead the Flames to a
franchise-record 8th victory in a row.  The Flames exploded for five
third-period goals to earn the win.

First period-- 1, Calgary, Roberts 25 (Dahlquist), 9:48 (sh).

Second period-- 2, Calgary, Ranheim 10 (Stern), 2:11.  3, Philadelphia,
  Lindros 20, 8:52.  4, Philadelphia, Acton 3 (Evans,Galley), 11:09.

Third period-- 5, Calgary, Suter 9 (Young,Reichel), 6:18.  6, Calgary, Roberts
  26 (Suter,Young), 8:18.  7, Calgary, Petit 3 (Yawney), 10:30 (pp).  8,
  Philadelphia, Recchi 24, 11:44.  9, Calgary, Ranheim 11 (Fleury), 18:21.
  10, Calgary, Reichel ?, 19:36 (en).

Shots on goal-- Philadelphia 7-11-6--24.  Calgary 8-14-11--33.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Philadelphia 0 of 3; Calgary 1 of 3.  Goalies--
  Philadelphia, Soderstrom, 3-4-1 (32 shots-26 saves).  Calgary, Vernon,
  20-8-2 (24-21).  A--20,214.

Referee-- Dan Marouelli.  Linesmen-- Mike Cvik, Lyle Seitz.

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Buffalo Sabres (17-15-6)    1   3   3   -   7
Ottawa Senators (3-35-3)    0   1   1   -   2

Alexander Mogilny remained on his torrid pace, illuminating the red light
three times for the second consecutive game, to lead the Sabres over the
Senators.

First period-- 1, Buffalo, Mogilny 34 (May,LaFontaine), 5:08.

Second period-- 2, Buffalo, Mogilny 35 (LaFontaine), 2:01.  3, Buffalo, Wood 
  8 (Svoboda,Sutton), 8:27.  4, Ottawa, Baker 12 (Lazaro,Rumble), 9:26.  5,
  Buffalo, Andreychuk 25 (Sweeney,Presley), 9:37.

Third period-- 6, Buffalo, Andreychuk 26 (LaFontaine,Hawerchuk), :44 (pp).  7,
  Buffalo, Mogilny 36 (Bodger,Andreychuk), 9:56 (pp).  8, Buffalo, Khmylev 8,
  18:23 (sh).  9, Ottawa, Kudelski 5 (Freer,Lazaro), 19:37 (pp).

Shots on goal-- Buffalo 14-9-16--39.  Ottawa 9-18-5--32.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Buffalo 2 of 8; Ottawa 1 of 9.  Goalies-- Buffalo, Puppa,
  9-4-4 (32 shots-30 saves).  Ottawa, Berthiaume, 0-3-0 (39-32).  A--10,500.

Referee-- Blaine Angue.  Linesmen-- Ray Scapinello, Mark Vines.

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St. Louis Blues (13-19-6)        0   2   0   0   -   2
Toronto Maple Leafs (15-16-7)    1   1   0   0   -   2

Brett Hull scored both goals for St. Louis to give the Blues a 2-2 tie with
the Maple Leafs.  Hull has 17 goals in his last 20 games after only 5 in his
first 18.

First period-- 1, Toronto, Pearson 10 (Cullen,Ellett), 6:26 (pp).

Second period-- 2, St. Louis, Hull 22 (Brown,Norwood), 15:42 (pp).  3,
  St. Louis, Hull 23 (Miller,Lowry), 17:39.  4, Toronto, Gilmour 14 (Zezel),
  19:56.

Third period-- None.

Overtime-- None.

Shots on goal-- St. Louis 9-17-3-2--31.  Toronto 12-12-11-2--37.  Power-play
  opportunities-- St. Louis 1 of 4; Toronto 1 of 7.  Goalies-- St. Louis,
  Joseph (9 shots-8 saves), Hebert 3-3-2 (11:03 first, 28-27).  Toronto, Fuhr,
  7-7-4 (31-29).  A--15,720.

Referee-- Bill McCreary.  Linesmen-- Leon Stickle, Mark Pare.

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Tampa Bay Lightning (14-24-2)    0   1   0   -   1
Edmonton Oilers (14-21-5)        0   2   0   -   2

Scott Mellanby scored a power-play goal to break a 1-1 tie at 16:06 of the
second period and Bill Ranford made a number of spectacular saves late in the
game to lead the Oilers over the Lightning.

First period-- None.

Second period-- 1, Tampa Bay, Bradley 29 (Tucker), 3:04.  2, Edmonton, Rice 1
  (Joseph), 9:20.  3, Edmonton, Mellanby 12 (Nicholls,Simpson), 16:06 (pp).

Third period-- None.

Shots on goal-- Tampa Bay 14-6-10--30.  Edmonton 10-14-8--32.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Tampa Bay 0 of 6; Edmonton 1 of 6.  Goalies-- Tampa Bay,
  Bergeron, 4-3-0 (32 shots-30 saves).  Edmonton, Ranford, 9-18-4 (30-29).
  A--14,361.

Referee-- Don Koharski.  Linesmen-- Bernard DeGrace, Randy Mitton.

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Montreal Canadiens (22-14-5)    2   0   3   0   -   5
Los Angeles Kings (20-14-5)     1   2   2   0   -   5

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Vancouver Canucks (23-10-4)    0   1   1   0   -   2
San Jose Sharks (6-31-2)       1   0   1   0   -   2

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Sunday, 3 January 1993:

     Minnesota (19-14-5) at Hartford (11-24-3), 7:10pm EST
     St. Louis (13-19-6) at Buffalo (17-15-6), 7:10pm EST
     Philadelphia (13-19-5) at Edmonton (14-21-5), 8:10pm EST
     Winnipeg (15-19-4) at Chicago (22-14-5), 8:40pm EST
     Tampa Bay (14-24-2) at Vancouver (23-10-4), 10:10pm EST


-JPC


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