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From: etxonss@ufsa.ericsson.se (Staffan Axelsson)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.hockey
Subject: WJHC: Results December 26
Date: 28 Dec 92 11:11:45 GMT
Organization: Ericsson Telecom, Stockholm, Sweden


 1993 World Junior Hockey Championships Results, December 26:
 ============================================================


 SWEDEN - GERMANY 4-2 (1-0,2-0,1-2)

 1st - SWE 1-0 Kenny Jonsson 1	   (Peter Forsberg,Daniel Johansson)  6:12 (pp)
 2nd - SWE 2-0 Fredrik Lindqvist 1 (Johan Tornberg)                   1:18 (pp)
       SWE 3-0 Hans Jonsson 1	   (Fredrik Lindqvist)                8:33 (pp)
 3rd - SWE 4-0 Markus Naslund 1	   (Niklas Sundstrom,Peter Forsberg)  5:08
       GER 4-1 Andre Grein 1	   (Rafael Jedamzik)                  8:57
       GER 4-2 Alexander Serikow 1                                   18:04 (pp)

 Penalties: Sweden 7*2min, 1*10min
	    Germany 7*2min
 Attendance: 2,721

---

 CANADA - USA 3-0 (1-0,2-0,0-0)

 1st - CAN 1-0 Nathan Lafayette 1  (Dean McAmmond)		     12:15 (pp)
 2nd - CAN 2-0 Jeff Schantz 1	   (Jason Smith,Chris Pronger)	      1:18 (pp)
       CAN 3-0 Martin Gendron 1	   (Alexandre Daigle,Jason Dawe)     16:47

 Penalties: Canada 7*2min
	    USA 5*2min
 Att: 640

---

 RUSSIA - JAPAN 16-0 (6-0,4-0,6-0)

 1st - RUS  1-0 Alexander Cherbaiev 1 (Pavel Jevstigneiev)	      3:46
       RUS  2-0 Vadim Sharinjanov 1   (I Alexandrov,Vitali Tomilin)   4:10
       RUS  3-0 Igor Ivanov 1	      (Pavel Jevstigneiev)	     13:12
       RUS  4-0 Alexander Cherbaiev 2                                13:54
       RUS  5-0 I Alexandrov 1	      (Oleg Belov)		     14:53
       RUS  6-0 Vitali Tomilin 1      (Sharinjanov,Alexandrov)	     19:11
 2nd - RUS  7-0 I Alexandrov 2	      (Vitali Tomilin)		      3:41
       RUS  8-0 I Alexandrov 3	      (Vitali Tomilin)		     14:40
       RUS  9-0 Alexander Cherbaiev 3 (Sergei Gontiar)		     16:51
       RUS 10-0 Vadim Sharinjanov 2   (I Alexandrov,Artur Oktiabrev) 19:35
 3rd - RUS 11-0 Sergei Brylin 1	      (A Jahanov,A Guliavtsev)        2:11
       RUS 12-0 Alexander Cherbaiev 4 (Sergei Gontiar)		     10:55
       RUS 13-0 A Guliavtsev 1	      (Sergei Brylin)		     11:04
       RUS 14-0 Stanislav Shalnov 1   (Tomilin,Sharinjanov)	     12:16
       RUS 15-0 Oleg Belov 1	      (Sergei Brylin,A Jahanov)	     16:20
       RUS 16-0 Vitali Tomilin 2      (Alexandrov,Nikolai Semin)     19:51

 Penalties: Russia 5*2min, Japan 5*2min
 Att: 319

---

 FINLAND - CZECHOSLOVAKIA 5-2 (0-0,4-2,1-0)

 Finland: Mikko Luovi 2, Janne Gronvall, Kimmo Rintanen, Jere Lehtinen
 Czechoslovakia: Pavol Demitra, Tomas Nemcicky

 Penalties: Finland 12*2min, Czechoslovakia 9*2min
 Att: 620

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From: ayari@othon.loria.fr (Ayari Iskander)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.hockey
Subject: HNY
Date: 30 Dec 92 16:35:05 GMT
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From: "curtis repen" <curtis.repen@canrem.com>
Subject: player of the week...
Reply-To: "curtis repen" <curtis.repen@canrem.com>
Organization: Canada Remote Systems
Distribution: rec
Date: 23 Dec 92 16:17:09 EST


In article : <1395@fozzy.UUCP>
        in : rec.sport.hockey
             twollnik@aud.alcatel.com writes:


TK>Well we have some very good conversations going on here, but they ALL have to
TK>do with the Patrick division.  Lets talk about the Norris division.  Nobody has
TK>mentioned that the Chicago Blackhawks have allowed the fewest number of goals,
TK>actually by quite a large margin.

TK>Nobody has mentioned that Ed Belfour has been ON FIRE !!! he has a league leading
TK>4 shutouts.  He also has had NUMEROUS 1-goal-allowed games.  Granted the Hawks
TK>defense have been playing well also.  BUT Belfour and Waite have taken OVER in
TK>the NHL.  I wouldn't be surprised to see Belfour named player of the week.

[deletia]

TK>What do you guys think of all this.  Bring on the PENS again....The PENS could use
TK>ANOTHER 7-2 trouncing !!! Bring on the North Stars...they could use ANOTHER shutout
TK>against them.  Bring on the Leafs for the Same reasons !!!

[deletia]


Bring on the Lightning, they're the only team to score 7 or more goals
against the Hawks !!  :-)  :-)  :-)


While we're talking different divisions/teams, how about the Smythe?

LA, Calgary, and my beloved Canuckleheads all dueling it out at the top,
and in the top 6 in the league!

The Canuckleheads have the best offense in the league (as of 12-23-1992
15:35:45, and the third best D. Vancouver's goal differential is the
best in the league by more than half a goal!

And Bure and Linden have been slumping!!


The Smythe battle could be the most interesting thing in hockey this
year, especially seeing as how no-one expected LA to be even close, and
Vancouver and Calgary are showing off some impressive talent.

Although, as Gerald said, if the Canucks ever decide to get their act
together at the same time, it will be *frightening*. That 9-0 blowout of
Edmonton, and their recent thrashings of the hapless-but-lovable Sharks
are only a hint of what this team is capable of doing if they ever all
show up on the same night.

Maybe they're saving up for the playoffs??

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From: mas@icf.hrb.com (Mark A. Singer)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.hockey
Subject: I NEED SKATES
Date: 28 Dec 92 19:11:54 GMT
Organization: HRB Systems, Inc.


    Iam going to learn to play hockey this year on my freinds pond and do
not have a pair of hockey skates. I dont want to spend alot of cash so what
should I look for in a pair of skates and if I wear a size 8 boot what size
of skates should I get? I saw some of the skates are like all plastic shoe
are they any good?
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From: nlu@Xenon.Stanford.EDU (Nelson Lu)
Subject: Re: Robert Gaudreau (was: Sharks lose to Canucks 7-5)
Organization: Computer Science Department, Stanford University.
Date: Wed, 30 Dec 1992 22:50:42 GMT

In article <1hrlvuINN88i@phakt.usc.edu> dleslie@phakt.usc.edu (David Leslie) writes:
>(Nelson Lu) writes:

>>2.	Gaudreau's goal and assist extended his scoring streak to 12 games,
>>	a new club record, and the longest current scoring streak in the NHL,
>>	as Petr Nedved, failing to get a point tonight, had his 17-game streak
>>	snapped.  Gaudreau now has 19 points in 13 games played.
>
>	Hey, are you all away from the west coast paying attention to
>this guy? Wow, I saw him play in the Sharks destruction of the Kings. 
>I think he looks great out on the ice. He provides a nice scoring touch
>for the Sharks, and maybe takes some pressure off of Pat Falloon.
>What does he have? 14 goals and 5 assists in 13 games? Do you all think
>he is going to be a future impact player in the NHL, or a Chris Kontos?

No, he's not going to be an impact player (like Eric Lindros) nor is he (IMO)
as good a prospect as Pat Falloon (after all, Falloon is just 20 while he is
22 (and will turn 23 on Jan. 20).

However, I do see him as a very solid, two-way player in the NHL.  He split his
four seasons at Providence College between RW and D, and he wasn't a bad
defensive defenseman or a bad offensive right wing.  He is sufficiently young
enough to improve more, although he might have been too lucky during this
stretch.  He was known as a defensive forward in college, for the most part,
yet averaged over a point a game.

Hey, is Gaudreau giving Kelly Kisio a run for his money for the seat of the
obligatory Shark All-Star?

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GO LOS ANGELES KINGS!  Luc Robitaille for Hart!
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From: wilson@cs.ucf.edu (tom wilson)
Subject: Lightning vs. Bruins 12/22 notes
Summary: radio game notes
Organization: University of Central Florida, Orlando
Date: Wed, 23 Dec 1992 06:50:52 GMT

To my surprise, it was Wendell Young in goal tonight. I guess he served his
sentence for moaning about not starting one night. I think he played pretty
well considering what I could hear.

In the first period, it was TB tallying first: Bradley unassisted at 2:54.
I think it was a wrap-around shot. TB had been allowing the first goal in most
of its games of late. Boston tied it at 4:42 on a goal by Kvartalnov from
Oates. TB took the lead again on a goal by Bureau from Bradley and Bergevin
at 11:25. Boston appeared to have tied it at 18:56 on a skate deflection by
Reid. The goal was reviewed and it counted. Assists went to Heinze and Wiemer.
Shots were 14-7 in favor of Boston. The announcers said that several of the
14 shots weren't good scoring chances and that the second TB goal was kind of
weak on Moog's part.

In the second period, Boston took a 3-2 lead on a goal by Ashton from Murphy
at 5:39. About halfway through the period, Bradley was given a delay of game
penalty for shooting the puck over the glass. The announcers said he had reason
to protest (which he did) as it wasn't too obvious. Well, it cost TB as Donato
scored a power-play goal from Oates and Murphy at 11:13 to take a 4-2 lead. I
think at this point, Boston was outshooting TB 14-3 in the period. The action
was all Boston too. But TB battled back on another goal by Bradley from Tucker
and Ramage at 16:22. It was Bradley's 28th and he is tied for 2nd with Luc
Robitaille (maybe not, LA played later) in goal scoring behind Lemieux with 34.
The period ended 4-3 in favor of Boston.

In the third period, TB evidently had the better of the play as they lead in
shots 6-4 at one point. Both goalies made big saves to keep it 4-3. With Young
on the bench, Poulin scored an empty-net goal at 19:40 to seal the victory at
5-3.

It sounded like an exciting game. As usual of late, TB was in the game, having
plenty of chances to tie it. Boston remains one of four teams that has yet to
lose to an expansion team since San Jose joined last year. The stars of the
game were 1-Bradley, 2-Murphy, and 3-(didn't hear it, but I think it was)
Oates.

TB is 7-11 in one goal games and 3-3 in 2 goal games where an empty netter is
scored. So in 24 of their 37 games, there has been a one goal lead with about
a minute left. TB's record is now 14-21-2.

TB takes on Hartford tomorrow. They are on fire of late, winning in Montreal
Monday night. Then TB has a week off so the rest of the league can catch up
in games played.

Tom
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From: John_Carson@mindlink.bc.ca (John Carson)
Subject: Canucks..beat the habs
Organization: MIND LINK! - British Columbia, Canada
Date: Mon, 28 Dec 1992 06:12:31 GMT

Well..Canucks have finally beat the Habs in Vancouver.

5 - 2

More details later.

John
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From: ma71780@cs.tut.fi (Asumaa Mika Tapani)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.hockey
Subject: Re: NHL in the Olympics (was: WJHC: Practice Game, Sweden-Canada)
Date: 27 Dec 1992 22:06:16 GMT
Organization: Tampere University of Technology
Distribution: world
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In article <1992Dec24.044153.16671@alchemy.chem.utoronto.ca> golchowy@alchemy.chem.utoronto.ca (Gerald Olchowy) writes:
>In article <1992Dec23.150042.6052@ericsson.se> etxonss@ufsa.ericsson.se (Staffan Axelsson) writes:
>> Preparation game for the WJHC.
>> Sweden - Canada 8-5 (2-2,2-2,4-1)
>See what happens to North American teams when they don't have proper
>preparation time for European touraments...and the Canadian junior team
>will have a comparatively long preparation time and exhibition games...

Bullshit!  Canadian teams usually tend to lose exhibition games but
today Canada beat Sweden 5-4 in WJHC when it counted.

>almost 3 weeks of preparation, 

By the way, Finnish team has less than two weeks of preparation...

>whereas NHL Olympic teams would have
>a weekend.

Finnish, Swedish, Czech and Russian NHL Olympic teams wouldn't have
longer time.  I think it's fair!

>Dave King's Canadian teams prepared year round to play disciplined
>hockey so as to not have the hockey deteriorate into an orgy of
>penalties, mostly which from a lack of mental and team
>preparation and unfamiliarity with European officiating.

Canadian Olympic teams have been a disaster.  Canada has finished
in top three once since 1980.  Even United States have won Olympic Gold
during that time.  It proves that much better Canadian Olympic teams 
are needed to make Olympic Games more than a joke.

>NHL teams in the Olympics would be potentially a huge public relations
>disaster...Dave King ran such an professional operation that we've 
>forgotten what asses unprepared teams can make of themselves.

I don't think that pro teams would do any worse than amateur teams.
At least we would have more interesting tournament.  I'm not very 
interested in third level teams.  And it's not a shame to lose.  
It's a shame to be absent.

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From: george glover <gglover@convex.COM>
Subject: IHL Standings and Stats
Reply-To: gglover@convex.COM (george glover)
Organization: CONVEX Computer Corporation, Richardson, Tx., USA
Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1992 17:32:21 GMT
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WESTERN CONFERENCE			EASTERN CONFERENCE

Pacific Division			Atlantic Division
          W  L  OTL  Pts GF  GA                 W  L  OTL  Pts GF  GA
San Diego 26 1   4   56  153 71        Atlanta  21  9  2   44  130 111
Salt Lake 16 15  2   34  43  114       Cleve.   13 15  3   29  119 133
Phoenix   13 16  1   27  109 125       Cinn.     9 16  3   21  105 120

Midwest Division			Central Division
          W  L  OTL  Pts GF  GA                 W  L  OTL  Pts GF  GA
Milwauk.  20  8  4   44  130 111       Ft.Wayne 18 10  3   39  124 110 
Peoria    16 14  2   34  123 134       Indy     12 14  1   25  114 113
Kansas Ct  9 18  3   21  105 133       Kalamaz. 11 18  2   24  110 150

Saturdays Games:
Phoenix @ San Diego
Cleveland @ Indy
Ft. Wayne @ Kalamazoo
Atlanta @ Kansas City
Salt Lake @ Milwaukee
Cincinnati @ Peoria


Stats as of 12/20

Scoring			GP	G	A	PTS	PIM

McDonough, SD		31	18	35	53	18
Osborne, Atl		32	24	25	49	48
Mrkac, Indy		27	17	26	43	35
Anderson, SD		31	19	22	41	12
Mongeau, Mil		25	17	22	39	24
Callander, Atl		25	13	24	37	57
Ruff, Peo		28	20	16	36	67
Shank, SD		30	17	18	35	185 
Michayluk, Cle		31	16	19	35	46
Willett, FtW		26	15	20	35	45
Tuttle, Mil		31	12	23	35	 8
Priestlay, Cle		30	14	20	34	48
Gauthier, Cle		30	18	15	33	44
Lauer, Ind		26	17	16	33	40
Lebeau, SL		29	15	18	33	49
Lafreniere, Atl		32	13	20	33	12
Duberman, Cle		31	12	21	33	40
DeGray, SD		31	 6	26	32	52


Goaltending		GPI	GA	Min	SO	AVG

Knickle, SD		22	38	1303	4	1.75
Trefilov, SL		20	54	1198	0	2.70
Reddick, FtW		19	48	1026	1	2.81
Malarchuk, SD		11	29	 576	1	3.02
Shatalenkov, Mil	17	53	 984	1	3.23
Bergeron, Atl		17	54	 984	1	3.29
Littman, Atl		17	43	 956	0	3.33
Dyck, Mil		17	55	 961	0	3.43
Sarjeant, Peo		19	66	1110	0	3.57
Goverde, Phx		23	81	1336	1	3.64
From: terry@gtm-inc.com (Terry Gerritsen)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.hockey
Subject: Lindros gets bit
Date: Fri, 01 Jan 93 10:10:33 EST
Reply-To: terry@gtm-inc.com (Terry Gerritsen)
Distribution: world
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Norris McDonald a Kingston Ontario Sports News reporter for the Kingston
Whig Standard called Brett Lindros on the phone on Monday Dec 28 to ask
him what had happened in the scuffle that broke out in the waning minutes
of Sunday Night's Canada-Russia exhibition hockey game in Peterborough
Ontario which Canada won 5-4. Brett started to laugh because according
to the Canadian Press report this is what happened.
   " Lindros (on loan from the Kingston Frontenacs) and Russia's Valerie
Nikulin were involved in a fight in the last two minutes. Each player got
a five-minute major and Nikulin was given an additional penalty for 
something he did during the altercation."
    What Lindros was asked when he'd stopped laughing, was the "something"
that Nikulin did during the scrap?
`` He bit me, said Lindros. "The guy bit me."
Brett the younger brother of Philadelphia Flyers star Eric Lindros has been
on loan from the Frontenacs to the Canadian National team since mid-December


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From: tarkkone@klaava.Helsinki.FI (Lauri Tarkkonen)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.hockey
Subject: Re: WJHC: Canada-Sweden
Date: 29 Dec 92 21:51:41 GMT
Organization: University of Helsinki

In <1992Dec29.150640.3373@ericsson.se> etxonss@ufsa.ericsson.se (Staffan Axelsson) writes:

>>Yes...we all know...
>>...Naeslund's slash was accidental...Daigle's was intentional! -)
>>

> Daigle didn't slash anyone... he cross checked Kenny Jonsson.
> Take a steady grip with two hands on the stick and cross check
> someone's neck against the boards... I don't know how that could
> be seen as accidental.
> Naslund intended a slash... but it was accidental that it hit
> Wright's face.
> Anyhow, both Daigle's and Naslund's actions had nothing to do with
> hockey... they got well-deserved penalties and were rightfully ejected
> from the game.
> 
>>>>>
>>>>> Three stars (personal opinion):
>>>>> 1 - Peter Forsberg
>>>>
>>>>Not only for his outstanding play, but for the great motivational speech
>>>>to the Canadian team about how they couldn't skate and how easy they
>>>>would be for Sweden to beat. 
>>>>
>>>
>>> I strongly doubt he ever said that, he is absolutely not the type that
>>> makes cocky statements. Besides, his friend Tyler Wright was over in Sweden
>>> to visit him this summer... I don't think that's the kind of things you
>>> say to your friends.
>>>
>>
>>Forsberg was quoted as saying before the game
>>"They (the Canadians) are not so good.  We are going to beat them.  We
>>are a much better team.  We are better skaters.  They play tough but it
>>is a bigger ice surface, and they're going to have some problems with
>>that.  They maybe are not so tough, but we better be careful to not get
>>hurt in a game like this."
>>
>>From an article by Bob McKenzie in the Toronto Star.
>>

> Well, well... turns out that Forsberg never said that the Canadians
> "couldn't skate", as you first stated. Instead, he said that the Swedes
> are better skaters than the Canadians. There is quite a difference...

You see Staffan, Gerald does not bother to stay with the facts, if the
other way around the story will be more in his liking. :-).

- Lauri Tarkkonen

>>Gerald

> Staffan
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From: jca2@cec1.wustl.edu (Joseph Charles Achkar)
Subject: BLUES Skills Competition
Organization: Washington University, St. Louis MO
Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1992 05:18:46 GMT


The Blues held their skills competition on Sunday (12/20) afternoon.
The six events tested skating, puck handling, shooting, speed, accuracy, 
and one-on-one breakaway challenges between skaters and goaltenders.

Emerson and Miller were two of the Blues who shined in the competition.
Here were the highlights:

* Emerson won the breakaway competition, scoring twice in two tries against
  Curtis Joseph, and Emerson tied for best shooting accuracy with Miller. 
  They both hit the four pizza-size targets at the four corners of the net 
  with six shots or fewer.

* Defenseman Bret Hedican edged Emerson in the speed skating event, flying
  around the course in 13.80 seconds to Emerson's 13.84. 

* Brett Hull won the rapid-fire shooting competition, beating Guy Hebert
  with three of six snap shots. Brendan Shanahan showed the most creativity; 
  he lofted a soft, diversionary shot to Hebert's right and immediately began
  blasting hard shots to his left. A couple went in.

* With Hull abstaining, defenseman Stephane Quintal blasted a 98.1 mph slap
  shot -- easily winning Blues honors and putting him second to Chicago's 
  Chris Chelios for the hardest slap shot recorded in skills competitions 
  around the NHL this season.

Based on his high ranking, Quintal has a good chance to participate in the
skills competition along with the All-Stars chosen for the game.

* In one of the puck-handling relay races, Miller, Hull and Brown shocked
Emerson, Ron Wilson and Hedican. 

In another upset, Craig Janney anchored a winning team. He, Shanahan and
Murray Baron edged Vitali Karamnov, Curt Giles and Igor Korolev.

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From: nlu@Xenon.Stanford.EDU (Nelson Lu)
Subject: SHARKS Notes
Organization: Computer Science Department, Stanford University.
Date: Thu, 24 Dec 1992 02:37:22 GMT

Defenseman Doug Wilson, who has missed 6 games due to what was listed as a
leg contusion, has actually been bother more by a sore back, which had
sidelined him earlier in the season.  Coach George Kingston said that Wilson's
leg was not bother him much during the past couple games worth of time, but
his back is problematic.

The Sharks returned defenseman Claudio Scremin to the Kansas City Blades
yesterday.  Scremin played in 5 games during his stay with the Sharks, and had
one assist.

Defenseman Link Gaetz, who was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving in
San mateo on Sep. 2, entered a no-contest plea in the San Mateo County court
Monday and was sentenced to a 3-year probation and a $1,174 fine.  Gaetz is
also required to enroll in a drunk-driver education program, and must complete
it by June 21, 1993.

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"M. C. Hamrlik: Can't Touch This Lightning."
GO LOS ANGELES KINGS!  Luc Robitaille for Hart!
GO SAN JOSE SHARKS!  Sandis Ozolinsh for Calder!  Jeff Hackett for Vezina!
===============================================================================
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