From: jpc@philabs.philips.com (John P. Curcio)
Subject: NHL RESULTS FOR 11 OCTOBER 1992
Organization: Philips Laboratories, Briarcliff Manor, NY.
Date: Sun, 11 Oct 1992 14:20:58 GMT



NHL STANDINGS FOR 11 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
PHI   2  0  1   5  QUE   2  0  0   4  MIN   2  1  0   4  VAN   2  0  0   4
NJD   2  1  0   4  BOS   1  0  1   3  CHI   1  1  0   2  CAL   2  1  0   4
PIT   1  0  2   4  MTL   1  1  1   3  DET   1  1  0   2  SJS   1  0  0   2
NYR   1  1  0   2  BUF   1  1  0   2  TMP   1  1  0   2  LAK   1  1  0   2
WAS   1  2  0   2  OTT   1  1  0   2  STL   1  2  0   2  WIN   1  1  0   2
NYI   0  2  1   1  HFD   0  3  0   0  TOR   0  2  0   0  EDM   0  3  0   0
(Detroit at San Jose, Winnipeg at Los Angeles games not included)
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New York Islanders (0-2-1)    1   0   2   0   -   3
Boston Bruins (1-0-1)         0   1   2   0   -   3

Dimitri Kvartalnov scored his second NHL goal with 1:07 remaining in
regulation to lift the Bruins to a 3-3 tie with the Islanders.  Glenn
Healy stopped 42 Bruins shots, including 8 in overtime.

FIRST PERIOD-- 1, New York, Turgeon 2 (Kurvers,Norton), 9:35 (pp).

SECOND PERIOD-- 2, Boston, Murray 1 (Murphy,Donato), 2:12 (pp).

THIRD PERIOD-- 3, Boston, Juneau 2 (Kvartalnov,Murphy), 2:21 (pp).  4, New
  York, Berg 3 (Mullen), 15:27.  5, New York, Turgeon 3 (King), 17:16.  6,
  Boston, Kvartalnov 2 (Donato,Juneau), 18:53.

OVERTIME-- None.

Shots on goal-- New York 9-11-7-3--30.  Boston 12-11-14-8--45.  Power-play
  opportunities-- New York 1 of 5; Boston 2 of 9.  Goalies-- New York, 
  Healy, 0-1-1 (45 shots-42 saves).  Boston, Moog, 1-0-1 (30-27).  
  A--14,037.

Referee-- Rob Shick.  Linesmen-- Scott Driscoll, Leon Stickle.

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Buffalo Sabres (1-1-0)      3   2   0   -   5
Hartford Whalers (0-3-0)    0   0   2   -   2

Bob Sweeney scored two goals, including a shorthanded tally, in his first
game since being acquired from Boston.  Daren Puppa played solidly in goal
for the victory.

FIRST PERIOD--  1, Buffalo, Andreychuk 1 (LaFontaine,Hawerchuk), 1:28 (pp).
  2, Buffalo, Sweeney 1 (Wood,Svoboda), 3:15 (sh).  3, Buffalo, Carney 1
  (Hawerchuk,Khmylev), 11:36.

SECOND PERIOD-- 4, Buffalo, Sweeney 2 (Moller), 10:22.  5, Buffalo,
  Smehlik 1 (LaFontaine,Carney), 18:48.

THIRD PERIOD-- 6, Hartford, Cullen 1 (Craven,Weinrich), 3:44 (pp).  7,
  Hartford, Janssens 1 (McKenzie,Zalapski), 16:47.

Shots on goal-- Buffalo 11-19-10--40.  Hartford 10-7-13--30.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Buffalo 1 of 10; Hartford 1 of 10.  Goalies-- Buffalo,
  Puppa, 1-0-0 (30 shots-28 saves).  Hartford, Pietrangelo, 0-1-0 (40-35).
  A--9,680.

Referee-- Paul Devorsky.  Linesmen-- Brian Murphy, Jerry Pateman.

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Ottawa Senators (1-1-0)     1   1   0   -   2
Quebec Nordiques (2-0-0)    2   3   4   -   9

The "Expansion Blues" set in for the Ottawa Senators as Joe Sakic netted 2
goals and 3 assists and Owen Nolan notched a hat trick to lead the Nords.

FIRST PERIOD-- 1, Quebec, Sakic 3 (Wolanin,Kovalenko), 1:21.  2, Quebec,
  Young 1, 7:46.  3, Ottawa, Turgeon 2 (Rumble,Maciver), 17:30 (pp).

SECOND PERIOD-- 4, Quebec, Sundin 2 (Cavallini,Huffman), 2:23.  5, Ottawa,
  Peluso 1 (Maciver,Oseicki), 11:45.  6, Quebec, Nolan 1 (Young,Leschyshyn),
  18:43.  7, Quebec, Huffman 1 (Duchesne,Sakic), 19:40 (pp).

THIRD PERIOD-- 8, Quebec, Nolan 2 (Sakic,Rucinsky), 3:14 (pp).  9, Quebec,
  Sakic 4 (Wolanin), 4:40 (sh).  10, Quebec, Nolan 3 (Sakic,Young), 14:36
  (pp).  11, Quebec, Kamensky 1 (Huffman,Duschesne), 16:50 (pp).

Shots on goal-- Ottawa 13-11-7--31.  Quebec 10-15-17--42.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Ottawa 1 of 5; Quebec 4 of 10.  Goalies-- Ottawa, Weeks,
  0-1-0 (25 shots-20 saves), Sidorkiewicz (0:00 third, 17-13).  Quebec,
  Hextall, 2-0-0 (21-29).  A--15,399.

Referee-- Terry Gregson.  Linesmen-- Wayne Bonney, Jean Morin.

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New York Rangers (1-1-0)     1   1   0   -   2
New Jersey Devils (2-1-0)    0   2   2   -   4

Craig Billington played brilliantly, stopping 29 Ranger shots, and newly-
acquired Bobby Holik netted his first career hat trick to lead the Devils
over the Rangers in a rematch of last year's opening round playoff series.

FIRST PERIOD-- 1, New York, Kocur 1 (Weight,Leetch), 1:49 (pp).

SECOND PERIOD-- 2, New Jersey, Holik 2 (Richer,Ciger), 2:13 (pp).  3, New
  Jersey, Holik 3 (Lemieux), 5:47.  4, New York, Broten 1 (Turcotte,Wells),
  8:43.

THIRD PERIOD-- 5, New Jersey, Holik 4 (Lemieux,Ciger), :59 (pp).  6, New
  Jersey, McKay 2 (Chorske), 19:56 (en).

Shots on goal-- New York 11-13-7--31.  New Jersey 8-8-9--25.  Power-play
  opportunities-- New York 1 of 7; New Jersey 2 of 7.  Goalies-- New York,
  Vanbiesbrouck, 0-1-0 (24 shots-21 saves).  New Jersey, Billington, 1-0-0
  (31-29).  A--17,408.

Referee-- Bill McCreary.  Linesmen-- Kevin Collins, Dan McCourt.

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Philadelphia Flyers (2-0-1)    0   1   3   -   4
Washington Capitals (1-2-0)    1   1   0   -   2

Greg Paslawski and Kevin Dineen scored 1:45 apart midway through the third
period as the Philadelphia Flyers rallied to beat the Capitals.  To update
the "Lindros Watch", Boy Eric got one assist but failed to score a goal.

FIRST PERIOD-- 1, Washington, Johansson 3 (D.Hunter,Elynuik), 15:31 (pp).

SECOND PERIOD-- 2, Philadelphia, Recchi 1 (Lindros,Fedyk), 13:03.  3,
  Washington, Ridley 1 (Kevin Miller,Keith Miller), 19:29.

THIRD PERIOD-- 4, Philadelphia, Paslawski 1 (Lomakin), 8:07.  5,
  Philadelphia, Dineen 2, 9:52.  6, Philadelphia, Acton 1 (Dineen), 19:45
  (en).

Shots on goal-- Philadelphia 7-10-8--25.  Washington 16-11-7--34.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Philadelphia 0 of 4; Washington 1 of 5.  Goalies--
  Philadelphia, Roussel, 2-0-1 (34 shots-32 saves).  Washington, Beaupre,
  1-2-0 (24-21).  A--16,787.

Referee-- Ron Hoggarth.  Linesmen-- Gord Broseker, Pat Dapuzzo.

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Pittsburgh Penguins (1-0-2)    0   3   0   0   -   3
Montreal Canadiens (1-1-1)     0   1   2   0   -   3

Benoit Brunet scored his second goal of the game with 5:40 remaining in the
third period to lift the Canadiens into a tie with the Pens.  Rick Tocchet
assisted on all of the Pittsburgh goals, which all came on the power-play.

FIRST PERIOD-- None.

SECOND PERIOD-- 1, Pittsburgh, Stevens 2 (Lemieux,Tocchet), 6:21 (pp).  2,
  Pittsburgh, Murphy 2 (Stevens,Tocchet), 16:09 (pp).  3, Montreal, Brunet
  1 (Savard,Leabeau), 16:57.  4, Pittsburgh, Lemieux 4 
  (Tocchet,K.Samuelsson), 17:32 (pp).

THIRD PERIOD-- 5, Montreal, Bellows 3 (Damphousse,Schneider), 5:08 (pp).
  6, Montreal, Brunet 2 (Brisebois,Lebeau), 14:20.

Shots on goal-- Pittsburgh 4-12-13-2--31.  Montreal 10-13-14-0--37.
  Power-play opportunities-- Pittsburgh 3 of 10; Montreal 1 of 11.  
  Goalies-- Pittsburgh, Barrasso, 1-0-2 (37 shots-34 saves).  Montreal,
  Roy, 1-1-1 (31-28).  A--17,959.

Referee-- Kerry Fraser.  Linesmen-- Bernard DeGrace, Gerard Gauthier.

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Toronto Maple Leafs (0-2-0)    0   1   1   -   2
Calgary Flames (2-1-0)         3   0   0   -   3

Al MacInnis scored two goals in a 48 second span as the Flames exploded for
three first-period goals and hung on to beat the Maple Leafs.

FIRST PERIOD-- 1, Calgary, Reichel 2 (Roberts,Dahl), 11:57.  2, Calgary,
  MacInnis 2 (Suter,Makarov), 14:21 (pp).  3, Calgary, MacInnis 3
  (Roberts,Leeman), 15:09.

SECOND PERIOD-- 4, Toronto, McLlwain 1 (Clark), 13:38.

THIRD PERIOD-- 5, Toronto, Gilmour 1 (Clark,Ellett), 14:12 (pp).

Shots on goal-- Toronto 6-12-5--23.  Calgary 11-10-11--32.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Toronto 1 of 7; Calgary 1 of 7.  Goalies-- Toronto,
  Potvin, 0-1-0 (32 shots-29 saves).  Calgary, Vernon, 2-1-0 (23-21).
  A--20,214.

Referee-- Dan Marouelli.  Linesmen-- Swede Knox, Mark Wheler.

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Tampa Bay Lightning (1-1-0)      0   1   0   -   1
Minnesota North Stars (2-1-0)    1   1   0   -   2

Neal Broten and Russ Courtnall each had one goal and an assist as the Tampa
Bay Lightning lost for the first time in franchise history.

FIRST PERIOD-- 1, Minnesota, Courtnall 2 (Broten), :29.

SECOND PERIOD-- 2, Minnesota, Broten 2 (Courtnall,McPhee), :13.  3, Tampa
  Bay, Crossman 1 (DiMaio,Cole), 10:06.

THIRD PERIOD-- None.

Shots on goal-- Tampa Bay 7-9-4--20.  Minnesota 8-16-11--35.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Tampa Bay 0 of 4; Minnesota 0 of 4.  Goalies-- Tampa Bay,
  Young, 1-1-0 (35 shots-33 saves).  Minnesota, Casey, 2-0-0 (20-19).
  A--14,322.

Referee-- Mike McGeough.  Linesmen-- Ron Asselstine, Mark Vines.

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Edmonton Oilers (0-3-0)      2   0   0   -   2
Vancouver Canucks (2-0-0)    2   1   2   -   5

Geoff Courtnall netted two goals and assisted on a third as the Canucks kept
the Oilers winless in three games this season.

FIRST PERIOD-- 1, Edmonton, Mellanby 1 (Richardson,Beranek), 2:48.  2,
  Vancouver, Nedved 1 (Courtnall,Lidster), 13:20.  3, Edmonton, Wright 1
  (Beranek,Glynn), 15:38.  4, Vancouver, Courtnall 1 (Fergus,Odjick), 16:51.

SECOND PERIOD-- 5, Vancouver, Adams 2 (Plavsic,Bure), 5:23 (pp).

THIRD PERIOD-- 6, Vancouver, Momesso 1 (Ronning,Linden), :11.  7,
  Vancouver, Courtnall 2 (Nedved,Lidster), 2:33.

Shots on goal-- Edmonton 6-7-9--22.  Vancouver 12-9-13--34.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Edmonton 0 of 6; Vancouver 1 of 6.  Goalies-- Edmonton,
  Ranford, 0-3-0 (34 shots-29 saves).  Vancouver, McLean, 2-0-0 (22-20).
  A--14,879.

Referee-- Mark Faucette.  Linesmen-- Jay Sharrers, Brad Lazarowich.

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Chicago Blackhawks (1-1-0)    2   1   0   -   3
St. Louis Blues (1-2-0)       0   0   0   -   0

Jimmy Waite recorded his first career NHL shutout, stopping Brett Hull and
team on 25 shots, as the Blackhawks won their first game of the season.

FIRST PERIOD-- 1, Chicago, Lemieux 1 (Marchment,Roenick), 2:15.  2, Chicago,
  Chelios 1 (Ruuttu,Noonan), 16:34.

SECOND PERIOD-- 3, Chicago, Goulet 1 (Roenick,Kravchuk), 5:52.

THIRD PERIOD-- None.

Shots on goal-- Chicago 11-10-7--28.  St. Louis 8-7-10--25.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Chicago 0 of 7; St. Louis 0 of 8.  Goalies-- Chicago,
  Waite, 1-0-0 (25 shots-25 saves).  St. Louis, Joseph, 1-1-0 (28-25).
  A--17,598.

Referee-- Paul Stewart.  Linesmen-- Pierre Champoux, Mark Pare.

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Detroit (1-1-0) at San Jose (1-0-0), 10:35pm EST
Winnipeg (1-1-0) at Los Angeles (1-1-0), 10:35pm EST

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Sunday, 11 October 1992:

     Montreal (1-1-1) at Buffalo (1-1-0), 7:05pm EST
     Toronto (0-2-0) at Edmonton (0-3-0), 8:05pm EST
     Tampa Bay (1-1-0) at Chicago (1-1-0), 8:35pm EST


-JPC


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