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From: airdg@castle.ed.ac.uk (Richard Grey)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.hockey.field
Subject: Ireland vs. Italy : Results
Date: 28 Sep 92 23:15:05 GMT
Organization: Edinburgh University


	As I promised, now that I am back from Dublin, here
	are the results of the series held between Ireland
	and Italy last weekend.

	Fri 25th Ireland 0 : 0 Italy

	This result does not do justice to the Irish performance
	considering we had at least 12 penalty corners in the
	2nd half, compared to Italy's 0 in the whole game. But,	
	it does do justice to the Italian Goalkeeper's performance
	as it was he who saved a deluge of goal attempts.

	Sat 26th Ireland 7 : 1 Italy

	This result was more like it. After getting a right
	telling off from the Coach about Friday night's game
	we really got our finger out. The first of seven goals
	came in the ninth minute and then the Italians were easily
	demoralised. One good point for them was that their goal
	came from the first (and one of only two) penalty corner
	they had in the two match series.

	Jimmy Kirkwood scored a hat-trick for Ireland.

Richard.
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From: potts@cme.nist.gov (Micky Potts)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.hockey.field
Subject: Re: Rule Interpretation
Keywords: Rules, Interpretation, Off-sides
Date: 1 Oct 92 18:35:37 GMT
Distribution: usa
Organization: National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD

In article <1992Sep25.171520@ui.org> md@ui.org (Mark Doran) writes:

(lots of stuff deleted)

>Follow the example of NEFHA (North East [US] Field Hockey Asociation)
>and use the
>FIH experimental "no offside" rule!  We've just started using this here
>in the New
>York based league and I can tell you there are plenty of sweepers who
>are mighty
>confused but the umpires are making the right call every time!!

Do you know if the women of NEFHA (sectional level) are playing with
this experimental rule?  We in SEFHA (Southeast fha) are not right
now, but have discussed the possibility of doing so and the
possibility that this rule maybe used on an "experimental" basis at
the National Festival - this is just speculation.

(more stuff deleted)

I'm interested in what people (men and women) think of the new rules
(experimental and otherwise) this year.  The ones I know of are the
off-sides experimental rule, the 'offense must stop the ball outside
the circle on a penalty corner' experimental rule, and turning allowed
but no shielding obstruction rule change.

I am also curious about (theories or better yet, facts) why these rule
changes have come about.  I have my own theory, but I am just an
player - definitely not "in-the-know".  My theory is that whoever
[whatever body] institutes these rule changes is grasping at straws to
make hockey more spectator-interesting/watchable in the (misguided)
hope of a field hockey resurgence based on spectator interest.  sigh.

At the risk of stirring the pot (further) - what do people think of
the way the rule change information is disseminated?  I had the
galling experience of trying to explain to a club hockey player (who
also plays rugby) how the information was disseminated to us.  Turns
out it was word-of-mouth - at least, that's the way it go to us at
Baltimore Field Hockey Association.  The rugby player outlined a
sensible way rule changes are disseminated to the local rugby groups.
It made me wonder how this is done (officially) in field hockey: if
there was some breakdown to be corrected in our local case or do we
not have a thorough system in place.

-Micky

potts@cme.nist.gov
National Institute of Standards and Technology
Gaithersburg, Maryland
From: det@hawkmoon.mn.org (Derek Terveer)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.hockey.field
Subject: Re: Rule Interpretation
Date: 3 Oct 92 19:52:55 GMT
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potts@cme.nist.gov (Micky Potts) writes:
: In article <1992Sep25.171520@ui.org> md@ui.org (Mark Doran) writes:
: 
: I'm interested in what people (men and women) think of the new rules
: (experimental and otherwise) this year.  The ones I know of are the
: off-sides experimental rule, the 'offense must stop the ball outside
: the circle on a penalty corner' experimental rule, and turning allowed
: but no shielding obstruction rule change.

I don't like the obstruction change.  No opinions yet on the other two.

: I am also curious about (theories or better yet, facts) why these rule
: changes have come about.  I have my own theory, but I am just an
: player - definitely not "in-the-know".  My theory is that whoever
: [whatever body] institutes these rule changes is grasping at straws to
: make hockey more spectator-interesting/watchable in the (misguided)
: hope of a field hockey resurgence based on spectator interest.  sigh.

I would agree with you here.

: At the risk of stirring the pot (further) - what do people think of
: the way the rule change information is disseminated?  I had the
: galling experience of trying to explain to a club hockey player (who
: also plays rugby) how the information was disseminated to us.  Turns
: out it was word-of-mouth - at least, that's the way it go to us at
: Baltimore Field Hockey Association.  The rugby player outlined a
: sensible way rule changes are disseminated to the local rugby groups.
: It made me wonder how this is done (officially) in field hockey: if
: there was some breakdown to be corrected in our local case or do we
: not have a thorough system in place.
: potts@cme.nist.gov

i would suspect that they have been or are about to be promulgated in either
<The Eagle> or <The Whistlestop> or both.  Did the hockey player in question
have a sub or know anyone who does?  Perhaps the problem is that they aren't
members of the US??

derek
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From: LIPSCOJA@ctrvax.vanderbilt.edu (Andy Lipscomb)
Subject: newbie question
Organization: Vanderbilt University 
Date: Mon, 5 Oct 1992 04:35:15 GMT
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This is probably a dumb question, but I am under the impression that an
open-play goal can only be scored from within the striking circle.
What happens if a player hits the ball from beyond the circle and it goes in?

Andy Lipscomb
lipscoja@ctrvax.vanderbilt.edu
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Subject: What's going on?
From: zxmehmoo@wsuhub.uc.twsu.edu
Date: 28 Sep 92 18:23:29 CST
Organization: Wichita State University, Wichita, Ks

Do anybody know what's going on now a days in the world of hockey, I mean any
team playing agianst any other team?
From: cliffr@pyuxf.uucp (25347-roberts)
Subject: Devils Hockey Tickets
Organization: Bellcore, Livingston, NJ
Distribution: na
Date: Tue, 29 Sep 92 11:51:34 GMT

UPDATE ON NJ DEVILS HOCKEY TICKETS!!!!!!!!!!!!


Devils - Rangers : SOLD

Devils - Capitals: SOLD

STILL AVAILABLE:

Devils vs North Stars: Jan 6th.

Devils vs NY Islanders: Jan 16th.

The seats are right on the blue line.  One pair at $60.00, plus
$3.00 shipping.  Send money order if tickets are needed right away,
.  If you send a check, you will have to wait for it to clear.
    
Email responses back to : cliffr@pyuxf.cc.bellcore.com

cliff
From: pam@molbio.cbs.umn.edu (Pam Sweeney)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.hockey
Subject: Re: Silly(?) Manon question...
Date: 28 Sep 92 15:38:34 GMT
Organization: U of MN Herbarium

In article <1992Sep28.104718.2241@merrimack.edu> brownd@merrimack.edu writes:
>
> I wonder where Manon showers/changes?  Do they have a separate little room
>or something (obviously she doesn't share the locker room with the rest of 
>the team).  Please don't flame me on this question; I'm sure there are a lot
>of people out there wondering the same thing, but are afraid to ask.
>
>Doug B.
>
>Go Bruins!

I don't know where Manon changes, but Jenny Hanley, the female goalie playing
Div III men's hockey at Hamline University in St. Paul, changes in the
referee's dressing room.  

Pam Sweeney
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From: farenebt@craft.camp.clarkson.edu (Droopy)
Subject: AHL previews -- intro
Organization: Clarkson University
Date: Fri, 2 Oct 1992 18:50:23 GMT

I am going to begin a series of previews of several AHL teams.
Unfortunately, I do not have info for all of the teams in the
league, especially most of the Atlantic Division (except St
John's) but I will do as many as I have info for. If anyone
out there has info on: Moncton, Cape Breton, Fredericton, Halifax,
Hershey, Hamilton or New Haven: please let me kjnow if you can
help me with one or more of the teams. 

Thanks,
BRI FARENELL
From: hammerl@acsu.buffalo.edu (Valerie S. Hammerl)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.hockey
Subject: Re: Schoenfeld checks in at ESPN
Date: 2 Oct 92 20:47:08 GMT
Distribution: na
Organization: UB

In article <1895@hsdndev.UUCP> nhmas@gauss.med.harvard.edu (Mark Shneyder) writes:
>If you want a major hockey analyst's job and lack experience,telling
>referee to have another doughnut and calling him a fat pig doesn't hurt.
>
>Jim Schoenfeld became ESPN's analyst(color man) alongside Gary Thorne
>on Wednsday(9/30) afternoon. Tom Mees is ESPN's NHL host,returning to
>the post he held four years ago before lost hockey to SCA.Mees works
>with Al Morganti,a veteran writer with Hockey News who is morning host
>at Philly's all-sports radio WIP.
>
>What attracted ESPN to Schoenfeld - without ANY single game broadcast 
>experience - beyond the doughnut("Have another doughnut,you fat pig!")
>incident during 1988 Devils-Bruins conference finals when he blasted referee
>Don Koharski? I have no idea. Apparently,Schoenfeld auditioned and impressed
>ESPN's hockey producers. Since getting fired from the Devils in 1989,his
>only TV experience consisted of doing mattress commercials in the Buffalo
>area(where he lives).
>
>Go figure!

I left the article at home, but what I gather from the Buffalo snooze
is that one of the key people involved with ESPN's hockey coverage
behind the scenes is from Kenmore, a suburb of Buffalo.  THAT is how
Schoenfeld got the job with zip, zero, nada experience, unless you
count spots for City Mattress. Gee, think they'd hire me?  I have
about as much experience, I need a job, and it would be different.
:-) Nah.  Too radical.  No player experience.  Heck, I guess I can't
even talk clearly.  When I answer the phone at work everyone thinks my
name is Hillary lately.:-(

 



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From: pevans@sanjuan (Patricia Evans)
Subject: Re: Taking the glow off Canada's victory 20 years later
Organization: University of Victoria, Victoria B.C. CANADA
Date: Wed, 30 Sep 92 19:16:50 GMT

In article <1992Sep30.115407.1@kean.ucs.mun.ca> pmorris@kean.ucs.mun.ca writes:
>In article <1992Sep28.210630.12925@ccu.umanitoba.ca>, kdc@ccu.umanitoba.ca () writes:
>> 
>>  I was VERY DISAPPOINTED and shocked to the "moment of infamy".
>>  
>>  John Ferguson admitting that Kharmalov was causing Team Canada a lot
>>  of grief so he "called Bobby over and told him to go and tap him
>>                   on the ankle and break it"
>> The Bobby Clarke explaing how he did it (with a replay showing the viscious
>> two hander he administered to Kharmalov's ankle, 
>>   "I don't know if I broke it but Kharmalov wasn't a factor for the next
>>    3 games."
>>  
>>     So the glorious victory (most Canadians who are old enough can remember
>>    where they were when Henderson scored the winning goal in the final game)
>>   is tainted with a disgusting act of goonism.   Ferguson seemed proud
>>  of having taken care of the pesky little Russian.  (SIGH).
>>  
>>   It will never be the same for me.
>>  
>>   Ken De Cruyenaere       U of Manitoba
>> 
>Ken:
>
>To an extent, I agree with you. It was shocking to see and hear Ferguson so
>unashamedly admit the intent to injure Kharlamov. However, just because 
>Canada admitted to the deed doesn't mean the Soviets weren't thinking the
>same thing about Phil Esposito. The more I watched Summit on Ice, the more
>I realized that without Esposito's leadership, both on an off ice, Canada 
>would have been defeated. The Soviet who was responsible for covering 
>Espo admitted that his job was to stay on top of the Canadian, but he added
>that this was not an easy thing to do. Kharlamov was injured, Espo wasn't -
>- Canada admitted it's desire to take Kharlomov out of the game, the 
>Soviets admited their desire to neutralize Espo -- I don't see much 
>difference in the philosophies, just the results.
>
>Stig (in Newfoundland)


There's a *large* difference in methods between neutralizing an opponent
by covering him well and taking him out of the game by deliberately
breaking his ankle! Perhaps the Soviets wanted to injure Espo, but they
didn't -- they stuck to legitimate tactics (at least on the ice, leaving
aside the Soviet administration's tactics). 


Patricia Evans
pevans@sanjuan.uvic.ca
From: abcs3500@Oswego.EDU (Bill Wood)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.hockey
Subject: Looking for AHL Calendar
Date: 29 Sep 92 19:13:21 GMT
Reply-To: abcs3500@oswego.Oswego.EDU (Bill Wood)
Organization: Instructional Computing Center, SUNY at Oswego, Oswego, NY


Has anyone seen the AHL schedule yet?? I haven't heard anything about it!!

Have you had any better luck, Bri??

Bill
abcs3500@gidney.oswego.edu
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From: gibson@crisium.geop.ubc.ca (Brad Gibson)
Subject: Goaltender Questions
Organization: Dept. of Astronomy / Univ. of British Columbia
Date: Fri, 2 Oct 1992 20:20:09 GMT

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Can some kind souls fill me in on who's winning the following battles for
starting goaltending honours:

Rangers:     Vanbiesbrouck vs Richter
Jets:        Essensa vs Tabaracci
Devils:      Billington vs Terreri
Stars:       Wakaluk vs Casey
Whalers:     Pietrangelo vs Burke
Sabres:      Hasek vs Puppa vs Malarchuk vs Draper
Islanders:   Helay vs Fitzpatrick
Lightning:   Young vs Jablonski

Also, would it be safe to assume that Roussel will be the starter over
Bearugard for the Flyers?  In the same vein, Joseph over Hebert in St. Louis?
Is Sidorkiewicz the starter for Senators?

Lots of dumb questions I know, but I've been out of touch!

Thanks for the help.

Brad

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From: au021@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Roland Behunin)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.hockey
Subject: I need help with TV schedules
Date: 30 Sep 92 06:04:02 GMT
Organization: Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio (USA)
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I tried to post this once, but it did not work

I guess I need to ask the group for help.  Last year I had
a good list of what was going to be on the satillite, but I just
received a letter from that source.  They now have a  900 number to call each
day to get the listing of what will be on the satillite.  So I am
willing to compile a list of what games will be broadcast.  I am
also willing to include minor league games.  If you have a schedule for TV games
email it to me, and I will compile a list and sort it by day.

Also, with ESPN carrying games, and the new satillites in the sky, it would help
if anybody has backhaul information (if you see a game, send the location, and I will compile a list of where to look for possible backhauls)

I currently have the schedule for the Salt Lake Golden Eagles.  I will be posting that tonight

roland
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From: farenebt@craft.camp.clarkson.edu (Droopy)
Subject: AHL Preview #1 -- Adirondack Red Wings
Organization: Clarkson University
Date: Fri, 2 Oct 1992 18:53:16 GMT

Here is the first in my series of AHL previews. Not coincidentally,
the Wings are #1. :)
=================================================
ADIRONDACK RED WINGS  	1992 CALDER CUP CHAMPIONS

1991-92 REGULAR SEASON
  40-36-4, 84 pts, 2nd place	
  25-14-1 at home, 15-21-3 on the road
  335 goals scored 
  309 goals allowed

1992 PLAYOFFS
  1st round: defeated New Haven, 4-1
  2nd round: defeated Springfield, 4-0
  Semis:     defeated Rochester, 2-1
  Finals:    defeated St John's, 4-3

MISC
  Arena: Glens Falls Civic Center (4904 seats)
  Head coach: Newell Brown (1st year)
  14th season in the AHL
  Last (only) missed playoffs: 1984-85
	
PREVIEW
  New coach Newell Brown will have a new challenge on his hands as
the youngest coach in the AHL. The Wings defense remains relatively 
similiar as last year's squad as it's lead by much-improved Stew
Malgunas and NHL veteran Bobby Dollas. They are aided by 2nd-year
man Jason York, who needs to improve his physical play, as does Bob
Wilkie. Serge Anglehart remains injury-prone and needs a full season
in order to improve. The Wings may get bruiser Dennis Vial from Detroit.
  Offensively, things are much more uncertain. They will likely get back
1992 first team all-star Chris Tancill but Gary Shuchuk may be traded
and electrifying Mike Sillinger may remain in Detroit. The team will be
physical with the presence of Marc Potvin and Jim Cummins, both of whom
had over 300 PIM last year.
  Goaltending is a big question mark. Rumors persist that playoff hero
(AHL playoff MVP) Allan Bester would be traded to Ottawa but nothing
has been confirmed as yet. If so, then the goaltending chores would be
handled by 3rd year man Scott King (who has been inconsistent) and
rookie Chris Osgood.

PREDICTION
  Despite my biases, I do objectively think that the Wings are the 
favorites to win the division title. This is predicated mostly on
an intact offense and the remainder of Bester, however. If Bester
leaves, then the job will be a lot harder unless Osgood or King steps
up. I predict they will lose in the Cup semis to Binghamton.
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Subject: Re: CBC. What's up with that?
From: caldwell8102@mtroyal.ab.ca
Date: 5 Oct 92 01:04:23 MDT
Organization: Mount Royal College, Calgary, Alberta

In article <1992Oct2.154516.4122@cs.mun.ca>, bradley@riemann.math.mun.ca (Bradley Goodyear) writes:
> Does anybody know if CBC/TSN will be broadcasting any games on October 6,
> the first night of the season?

Nope. CBC's first game is Thursday, October 8th. TSN's first one is October
13th.
 
> If so, what games are they showing? 

On the 8th, CBC will show Montreal at Ottawa. (First home game for the Senators
in 60 years, or some great occasion like that. Wow. Wake me up when it's over). 
TSN will start off the season with Philly at Quebec (they HAD to pick Eric's
return to the Colisee, didn't they?).

							Alan
From: nhmas@gauss.med.harvard.edu (Mark Shneyder)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.hockey
Subject: Re: Bizarre Flames news
Date: 5 Oct 92 21:26:41 GMT
Organization: Harvard Medical School

In article <1992Oct5.130615.2750@mtroyal.ab.ca> caldwell8102@mtroyal.ab.ca writes:
>Just another note from the Flames....this one kind of bizzare.
>
>Goaltender Trevor Kidd, on his way to Salt Lake City with his girlfriend, hit a
>moose on the road. His car was totalled, although he and his girlfriend managed
>to escape with cuts and bruises. Kidd will undergo a CAT scan in Salt Lake to
>determine if any other, more serious head injuries occurred.
>
>							Alan

Buy the Kidd a bottle of MooseHead!

-PPV Mark
From: kslate@MtHolyoke.edu (Kevin D. Slate)
Subject: Re: Manon
Organization: Mount Holyoke College
X-Newsreader: Tin 1.1 PL5
Date: Sun, 27 Sep 1992 03:59:38 GMT

Carrie A Ayers (carrie@buckaroo.WPI.EDU) wrote:
> 
> I just read that Manon Rheaume (sp?) will play Wed night against the visiting
> St. Louis Blues.  (Read it in Usa Today newsgroup)
> 
> I think this is really cool, hope she lasts a little longer than she did in
> the Junior A game.

	She didn't have to good of a game....nine shots and two goals. It would
be nice to see her make it though.


Kevin


Bruins = #1

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From: popovich@cs.columbia.edu (Steve Popovich)
Subject: Re: ESPN Schedule for Oct.-Dec.
Organization: Columbia University
Distribution: na
Date: Wed, 30 Sep 1992 04:31:16 GMT

Hmmm.  Think ESPN favors the Patrick division a bit?  The numbers I've
added to the right below are, first, the number of Patrick division
teams in the primary game, and, second, the number of Patrick division
teams in the primary and the alternate games combined.  With four
teams being covered every week but one, one might expect each division
to average one appearance in either a primary or an alternate game
each week, for a total of 11 appearances.  Perhaps that expectation is
a bit naive, considering how heavily the NHL schedule is biased toward
intra-divisional play this year, but still (see below)!

Tue. 10/06-Philadelphia at Pittsburgh  (Montreal at Hartford)       [2,2]
Fri. 10/09-New Jersey at Philadelphia (No alternate)                [2,2]
Fri. 10/16-Tampa Bay at Buffalo (Ottawa at Washington)              [0,1]
Fri. 10/23-Montreal at New York Rangers (San Jose at Buffalo)       [1,1]
Tue. 10/27-Los Angeles at New York Islanders (Pittsburgh at Ottawa) [1,2]
Fri. 10/30-New York Islanders at New Jersey (Toronto at Detroit)    [2,2]
Tue. 11/10-Edmonton at St. Louis (Los Angeles at Winnipeg)          [0,0]
Fri. 11/13-Pittsburgh at Detroit (Washington at New Jersey)         [1,3]
Fri. 11/27-Hartford at Boston (N.Y. Islanders at Philadelphia)      [0,2]
Fri. 12/11-Philadelphia at Detroit (Pittsburgh at New Jersey)       [1,3]
Thu. 12/17-New York Rangers at St. Louis (Winnipeg at Chicago)      [1,1]

The numbers add up to 11 appearances in primary games alone, roughly
twice the naive expectation!  When both games are included, the number
goes up to 19.  I know the Patrick division was reportedly "the
toughest division in the league" last year (not my claim, don't flame
me for it), but don't fans in other areas, particularly the West
Coast, have a right to see their teams every once in a while?  It
looks like the Smythe division got largely left out again, probably
due to their games taking place at the wrong time for East Coast
viewers.  Is there any hope for West Coast hockey teams on television?
	-Steve
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