From: jpc@philabs.philips.com (John P. Curcio;6442;3.55;)
Subject: NHL RESULTS FOR NEW YEAR'S DAY 1993
Organization: Philips Laboratories, Briarcliff Manor, NY.
Date: Fri, 1 Jan 1993 16:09:20 GMT



NHL HOCKEY RESULTS FOR NEW YEAR'S DAY 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  26  9  4  56   QUE  22 12  6  50   CHI  22 14  4  48   CAL  24 10  4  52
 WAS  20 16  3  43   MTL  22 14  4  48   DET  21 17  3  45   VAN  23 10  3  49
 NYR  19 16  4  42   BOS  21 14  2  44   MIN  19 13  5  43   LA   20 14  4  44
 NJ   18 16  1  37   BUF  16 15  6  38   TOR  15 16  6  36   WIN  15 19  3  33
 NYI  16 18  4  36   HAR  11 23  3  25   STL  13 19  5  31   EDM  13 21  5  31
 PHL  13 18  5  31   OTT   3 34  3   9   TB   14 23  2  30   SJ    6 31  1  13

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Edmonton Oilers (13-21-5)    2   0   0   -   2
Winnipeg Jets (15-19-3)      1   1   1   -   3

Evgeny Davydov broke a 2-2 tie at 3:26 of the third period to lift the Jets
into fourth place in the Smythe with a 3-2 victory against the Oilers.

First period-- 1, Edmonton, Gilchrist 7 (Simpson), 7:24.  2, Edmonton, Manson
  8 (Joseph,Simpson), 13:55 (pp).  3, Winnipeg, Housley 9 (Selanne,Zhamnov),
  16:15.

Second period-- 4, Winnipeg, Olausson 7 (Steen,Housley), :58 (pp).

Third period-- 5, Winnipeg, Davydov 17 (Olausson,Kennedy), 3:26.

Shots on goal-- Edmonton 13-6-5--24.  Winnipeg 10-10-14--34.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Edmonton 1 of 6; Winnipeg 1 of 6.  Goalies-- Edmonton,
  Ranford, 8-18-4 (34 shots-31 saves).  Winnipeg, Essensa, 12-12-3 (24-22).
  A--15,554.

Referee-- Denis Morel.  Linesmen-- Mike Cvik, Lyle Seitz.

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Toronto Maple Leafs (15-16-6)    2   1   0   0   -   3
Pittsburgh Penguins (26-9-4)     1   2   0   0   -   3

Mario Lemieux had a goal and an assist as the Toronto Maple Leafs, led by
Grant Fuhr's 32 saves, and the Penguins tied in Pittsburgh.

First period-- 1, Pittsburgh, Lemieux 37 (Francis), 17:20 (sh).  2, Toronto,
  Cullen 12 (Gilmour,Gill), 17:54 (pp).  3, Toronto, McLlwain 7 (Berg,
  Lefebvre), 18:21.

Second period-- 4, Pittsburgh, Stevens 29 (Tocchet,Jennings), 6:53.  5,
  Toronto, Foligno 8 (Borschevsky,Krushelnyski), 11:14.  6, Pittsburgh,
  Stevens 30 (Lemieux), 18:39.

Third period-- None.

Overtime-- None.

Shots on goal-- Toronto 10-7-6-4--27.  Pittsburgh 12-11-9-3--35.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Toronto 1 of 3; Pittsburgh 0 of 3.  Goalies-- Toronto, Fuhr,
  7-7-3 (35 shots-32 saves).  Pittsburgh, Barrasso, 22-7-3 (27-24).
  A--16,164.

Referee-- Paul Stewart.  Linesmen-- Jerry Pateman, Mark Vines.

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Quebec Nordiques (22-12-6)    1   3   2   -   6
Hartford Whalers (11-23-3)    0   0   2   -   2

Scott Pearson scored twice and Mats Sundin had a goal and two assists to lead
the Quebec Nordiques over the Whalers and into first place in the Adams.

First period-- 1, Quebec, Rucinsky 11 (Sundin,Cavallini), :53.

Second period-- 2, Quebec, Tatarinov 2 (Sundin,Cavallini), 3:11.  3, Quebec,
  Ricci 14 (Duchesne), 4:21.  4, Quebec, Pearson 2 (Nolan,Hough), 18:00.

Third period-- 5, Hartford, Nylander 3 (Day), 3:39.  6, Quebec, Pearson 3
  (Hough,Tatarinov), 7:53.  7, Quebec, Sundin 25 (Sakic,Ricci), 11:47 (pp).
  8, Hartford, Poulin 12 (Craven,Nylander), 15:37 (pp).

Shots on goal-- Quebec 14-13-9--36.  Hartford 5-6-9--20.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Quebec 1 of 3; Hartford 1 of 7.  Goalies-- Quebec, Fiset,
  3-5-2 (20 shots-18 saves).  Hartford, Pietrangelo, 2-10-0 (36-30).
  A--9,403.

Referee-- Paul Devorsky.  Linesmen-- Jean Morin, Brian Murphy.

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New York Rangers (19-16-4)    1   2   3   -    6
Buffalo Sabres (16-15-6)      2   4   5   -   11

Alexander Mogilny scored his third hat trick in the last nine games and fellow
Russian Yuri Khmylev also netted three goals as the Sabres embarrassed the
Rangers.

First period-- 1, Buffalo, Bodger 6 (Mogilny,Hawerchuk), 7:34 (pp).  2,
  Buffalo, Mogilny 31 (May,Shmelik), 13:08.  3, New York, Weight 10 (Olczyk,
  Lowe), 15:53.

Second period-- 4, Buffalo, Mogilny 32 (LaFontaine,Andreychuk), 1:21.  5,
  Buffalo, Hawerchuk 7 (Wood,Audette), 2:30.  6, Buffalo, Sutton 2 (Hawerchuk,
  Svoboda), 6:26.  7, New York, Turcotte 20 (Patrick,Nemchinov), 12:16.  8,
  Buffalo, Mogilny 33 (LaFontaine,Andreychuk), 13:39.  9, New York, Lowe 2
  (Nemchinov,Erixon), 16:15.

Third period-- 10, Buffalo, Khymlev 5 (LaFontaine,Bodger), 4:36.  11, Buffalo,
  May 10 (Mogilny,Smehlik), 4:59.  12, Buffalo, Andreychuk 24 (LaFontaine,
  Hawerchuk), 5:43 (pp).  13, Buffalo, Khmylev 6, 8:01.  14, New York, Kovalev
  12 (Zubov,Weight), 9:36.  15, New York, Zubov 1 (Turcotte,Graves), 14:50.
  16, New York, Turcotte 21, 16:52 (pp).  17, Buffalo, Khmylev 7 (LaFontaine),
  18:51.

Shots on goal-- New York 13-13-10--36.  Buffalo 9-9-15--33.  Power-play
  opportunities-- New York 1 of 3; Buffalo 2 of 6.  Goalies-- New York,
  Vanbiesbrouck (12 shots-7 saves), Richter, 8-9-2 (13:34 second, 21-15).
  Buffalo, Hasek, 8-9-2 (36-30).  A--16,325.

Referee-- Ron Hoggarth.  Linesmen-- Ron Asselstine, Ray Scapinello.

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Ottawa Senators (3-34-3)       0   1   3   0   -   4
Detroit Red Wings (21-17-3)    1   2   1   1   -   5

Sheldon Kennedy scored 28 seconds into overtime after Ottawa rallied from
three goals down in the third to lead the Wings to the win.  Ottawa is now
0-19-0 on the road.

First period-- 1, Detroit, Sheppard 13 (Probert,Carson), 10:16.

Second period-- 2, Ottawa, Baker 11 (Maciver,Hull), 3:25 (pp).  3, Detroit,
  Yzerman 29 (Sheppard,Probert), 9:45 (pp).  4, Detroit, Carson 19 (Sheppard,
  McCrimmon), 10:22.

Third period-- 5, Detroit, Tancill 1 (Yzerman,Ciccarelli), :51.  6, Ottawa,
  Lazaro 5, 5:24.  7, Ottawa, Archibald 4 (Turgeon), 9:38.  8, Ottawa, Turgeon
  15 (Kudelski,Luongo), 14:23.

Overtime-- 9, Detroit, Kennedy 10, :28.

Shots on goal-- Ottawa 11-7-14-0--32.  Detroit 14-12-10-1--37.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Ottawa 1 of 5; Detroit 1 of 6.  Goalies-- Ottawa, 
  Sidorkiewicz, 3-25-3 (37 shots-32 saves).  Detroit, Riendeau, 8-2-1 (33-28).
  A--19,875.

Referee-- Terry Gregson.  Linesmen-- Bob Hodges, Mark Pare.

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Boston Bruins (21-14-2)            1   0   2   -   3
Minnesota North Stars (19-13-5)    2   3   0   -   5

Dave Gagner had a goal and an assist in a three-goal second period before
being tossed for spearing to lead the Stars over Boston, who has lost three
straight.

First period-- 1, Minnesota, Broten 9, 3:52 (sh).  2, Minnesota, Elik 10 
  (Craig,McPhee), 11:32 (pp).  3, Boston, Oates 22 (Kvartalnov,Juneau), 14:17
  (pp).

Second period-- 4, Minnesota, Hatcher 4 (Courtnall), 3:44.  5, Minnesota,
  Gagner 12 (Klatt,McPhee), 9:07.  6, Minnesota, Tinordi 6 (Gagner,Klatt),
  13:20.

Third period-- 7, Boston, Pantaleyev 5 (Donato,Bourque), 11:31 (pp).  8,
  Boston, Kimble 2 (Donato,Richer), 16:52.

Shots on goal-- Boston 9-12-15--36.  Minnesota 9-7-3--19.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Boston 2 of 9; Minnesota 1 of 6.  Goalies-- Boston, Moog,
  16-10-2 (19 shots-14 saves).  Minnesota, Casey, 16-10-3 (36-33).  A--15,174.

Referee-- Kerry Fraser.  Linesmen-- Ron Finn, Dan Schachte.

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Montreal Canadiens (22-14-4)    2   0   1   -   3
Calgary Flames (24-10-4)        0   2   3   -   5

Michel Petit returned from a two-month absence to break a 2-2 tie at 9:09 of
the third period, leading the Flames to a come-from behind victory.

First period-- 1, Montreal, Daigneault 6 (Damphousse,Lebeau), 6:42.  2,
  Montreal, Dionne 8 (Savard,Daigneault), 9:38 (pp)

Second period-- 3, Calgary, Suter 8 (Roberts,Otto), 3:27 (pp).  4, Calgary,
  Young 1 (Lindberg,Roberts), 6:40.

Third period-- 5, Calgary, Petit 2 (Harkins,Stern), 9:09.  6, Calgary,
  Nieuwendyk 18 (Otto,Makarov), 11:28.  7, Calgary, Young 2 (Reichel), 12:06.
  8, Montreal, Bellows 18 (Dionne,Muller), 15:02 (pp).

Shots on goal-- Montreal 10-10-9--29.  Calgary 8-12-8--28.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Montreal 2 of 7; Calgary 1 of 4.  Goalies-- Montreal, Roy,
  15-12-4 (28 shots-23 saves).  Calgary, Vernon, 19-8-2 (29-26).  A--20,214.

Referee-- Don Koharski.  Linesmen-- Swede Knox, Randy Mitton.

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New York Islanders (16-18-4)    0   0   1   -   1
St. Louis Blues (13-19-5)       1   3   1   -   5

Brett Hull scored twice despite being denied by Islanders goalie Glenn Healy
on a penalty shot to lead the Blues over the visiting Islanders.

First period-- 1, St. Louis, Ron Sutter 7 (Bozon,Brown), 4:23.

Second period-- 2, St. Louis, Wilson 3 (Miller,Brown), 5:54 (sh).  3, St.
  Louis, Hull 20 (Janney,Emerson), 11:29 (pp).  4, St. Louis, Lowry 3
  (Miller), 12:56.

Third period-- 5, New York, Malakhov 8 (Flatley,Turgeon), 3:46 (pp).  6, St.
  Louis, Hull 21 (Janney,Brown), 13:47 (pp).

Shots on goal-- New York 7-16-18--41.  St. Louis 14-14-3--31.  Missed penalty
  shot-- Hull, St. Louis, 12:57 first.  Power-play opportunities-- New York 1
  of 5; St. Louis 2 of 5.  Goalies-- New York, Healy, 12-12-1 (28 shots-24
  saves), Lorenz (0:00 third, 3-2).  St. Louis, Joseph, 10-16-4 (41-40).
  A--17,753.

Referee-- Richard Trottier.  Linesmen-- Bernard DeGrace, Dan McCourt.

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Tampa Bay Lightning (14-23-2)    0   0   0   -   0
Chocago Blackhawks (22-14-4)     0   2   3   -   5

Ed Belfour stopped 22 shots for his fifth shutout, avenging a 7-3 loss at the
hands of the Lightning in their first NHL game in history.

First period-- None.

Second period-- 1, Chicago, Goulet 8 (Roenick,Tichy), 7:36.  2, Chicago,
  Roenick 20 (Goulet,Larmer), 12:49.

Third period-- 3, Chicago, Chelios 9 (Sutter,Matteau), 11:16.  4, Chicago,
  Sutter 7 (Matteau,Lauer), 16:30 (pp).  5, Chicago, Grimson 1 (Roenick,
  Goulet), 18:33 (pp).

Shots on goal-- Tampa Bay 4-4-14--22.  Chicago 8-16-9--33.  Missed penalty
  shot-- Machment, Chicago, 1:22 third.  Power-play opportunities-- Tampa Bay
  0 of 8; Chicago 2 of 8.  Goalies-- Tampa Bay, Jablonski, 7-10-2 (33 shots-28
  saves).  Chicago, Belfour, 17-9-4 (22-22).  A--17,532.

Referee-- Mike McGeough.  Linesmen-- Wayne Bonney, Jay Sharrers.

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Los Angeles Kings (20-14-4)    0   0   0   -   0
Vancouver Canucks (23-10-3)    2   2   0   -   4

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Friday, 1 January 1993:

     New Jersey (18-16-1) at Washington (20-16-3), 1:40pm EST


-JPC


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