From: jpc@philabs.philips.com (John P. Curcio;6442;3.55;)
Subject: NHL RESULTS FOR 7 NOVEMBER 1992
Organization: Philips Laboratories, Briarcliff Manor, NY.
Date: Sat, 7 Nov 1992 13:21:59 GMT



NHL HOCKEY RESULTS FOR 7 NOVEMBER 1992

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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  11  1  2  24   MON   9  3  2  20   DET   8  6  0  16   CAL  10  4  1  21
 NYR   9  4  1  19   BOS   8  2  1  17   MIN   7  5  1  15   LA    8  4  1  17
 NJ    7  6  0  14   QUE   7  4  2  16   TOR   6  5  2  14   VAN   6  5  2  14
 NYI   6  7  1  13   BUF   6  5  2  14   CHI   5  6  3  13   EDM   5  8  1  11
 WAS   5  8  1  11   HAR   3  9  1   7   TB    5  8  2  12   WIN   4 10  0   8
 PHL   3  8  3   9   OTT   1 12  1   3   STL   5  8  1  11   SJ    3  9  1   7

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Hartford Whalers (3-9-1)     2   0   0   -    2
Detroit Red Wings (8-6-0)    1   2   2   -    5

Mark Howe had three assists and back-up netminder Vincent Riendeau won his
fourth game in four attempts as the Red Wings beat the Whalers.

First period--  1, Hartford, Sanderson 6 (Kerr,Pederson), 2:11.  2, Detroit,
   Carson 5 (Sheppard,Chiasson), 4:05 (pp).  3, Hartford, Cullen 3 (Cassels,
   Zalapski), 14:09 (pp).

Second period--  4, Detroit, Drake 5 (Howe), 7:32.  5, Detroit, Burr 2 (Howe,
  McCrimmon), 12:12 (pp).

Third period--  6, Detroit, Ysebaert 4 (Burr,Lidstrom), :31.  7, Detroit,
  Yzerman 11 (Howe), 6:29.

Shots on goal--  Hartford 7-3-12--22.  Detroit 9-14-7--30.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Hartford 1 of 6; Detroit 2 of 9.  Goalies-- Hartford, Burke,
  2-6-1 (30 shots-25 saves).  Detroit, Riendeau, 4-0-0 (22-20).  A--19,530.

Referee--  Denis Morel.  Linesmen-- Ron Asselstine, Mark Vines.

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Tampa Bay Lightning (5-8-2)    1   1   0   0   -   2
Washington Capitals (5-8-1)    0   1   1   0   -   2

Calle Johansson rocketed in a 55-foot slapshot with 7:50 remaining in
regulation time to give the Capitals a tie with the suprising Tampa Bay
Lightning.

First period--  1, Tampa Bay, Kontos 14 (Reekie,Zamuner), 10:46 (pp).

Second period--  2, Washington, Konowalchuk 2 (Johansson), 16:28 (pp).  3,
  Tampa Bay, Bradley 7 (Kontos,Zamuner), 18:35 (pp).

Third period--  4, Washington, Johansson 4 (Hatcher,Elynuik), 12:10 (pp).

Overtime-- None.

Shots on goal--  Tampa Bay 11-8-6-0--25.  Washington 14-8-8-3--33.
  Power-play opportunities--  Tampa Bay 2 of 6; Washington 2 of 8.  Goalies--
  Tampa Bay, Jablonski, 2-2-2 (33 shots-31 saves).  Washington, Hrivnak, 3-1-1
  (25-23).  A--15,829.

Referee--  Dave Jackson.  Linesmen-- Gerard Gauthier, Leon Stickle.

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Edmonton Oilers (5-8-1)    1   2   3   -   6
Winnipeg Jets (4-10-0)     1   0   0   -   1

Petr Klima and Bernie Nicholls each had two goals as the Edmonton Oilers won
their fourth game in a row after the worst start in team history.

First period--  1, Winnipeg, Tkachuk 7 (Levins,Ulanov), 14:39.  2, Edmonton,
  Klima 7 (Manson), 18:40.

Second period--  3, Edmonton, Klima 8 (Nicholls,Manson), :20 (pp).  4,
  Edmonton, Gilchrist 3 (Vujtek), 13:37.

Third period--  5, Edmonton, Nicholls 5 (Klima,Manson), 6:05 (pp).  6,
  Edmonton, Joseph 1 (Tikkanen,Gelinas), 7:03.  7, Edmonton, Nicholls 6,
  9:15.

Shots on goal--  Edmonton 6-10-10--26.  Winnipeg 9-8-8--25.  Power-play
  opportunities--  Edmonton 2 of 5; Winnipeg 0 of 5.  Goalies-- Edmonton,
  Ranford, 4-8-0 (25 shots-24 saves).  Winnipeg, Essensa, 4-7-0 (26-20).
  A--14,326.

Referee--  Don Koharski.  Linesmen-- Brad Lazarowich, Jean Morin.

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Ottawa Senators (1-12-1)      0   0   1   -   1
Vancouver Canucks (6-5-2)     2   1   1   -   4

The Senators remained winless for their 13th straight game as Pavel Bure
scored two goals to lead the Canucks.  Bure now has 13 goals in 13 games for
Vancouver.

First period--  1, Vancouver, Plavsic 1 (Courtnall,Ronning), 3:53 (pp).  2,
  Vancouver, Bure 12 (Adams,Semenov), 11:02.

Second period--  3, Vancouver, Bure 13 (Ronning,Murzyn), 18:42.

Third period--  4, Vancouver, Ward 4 (Adams,Semenov), 3:45 (pp).  5, Ottawa,
  Maciver 3 (Baker,Hull), 7:39.

Shots on goal--  Ottawa 11-2-14--27.  Vancouver 9-4-10--23.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Ottawa 0 of 3; Vancouver 2 of 3.  Goalies-- Ottawa, Madeley,
  0-1-0 (23 shots-19 saves).  Vancouver, McLean, 5-4-1 (27-26).  A--15,332.

Referee--  Mike McGeough.  Linesmen-- Shane Heyer, Mike Cvik.

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Saturday, 7 November 1992:

     St. Louis (5-8-1) at Philadelphia (3-8-3), 1:10pm EST
     Chicago (5-6-3) at Quebec (7-4-2), 2:10pm EST
     NY Rangers (9-4-1) at Boston (8-2-1), 7:10pm EST
     Tampa Bay (5-8-2) at NY Islanders (6-7-1), 7:40pm EST
     Washington (5-8-1) at Hartford (3-9-1), 7:40pm EST
     Detroit (8-6-0) at Montreal (9-3-2), 8:10pm EST
     Pittsburgh (11-1-2) at Toronto (6-5-2), 8:10pm EST
     Edmonton (5-8-1) at Minnesota (7-5-1), 8:10pm EST
     Buffalo (6-5-2) at Los Angeles (8-4-1), 10:40pm EST
     New Jersey (7-6-0) at San Jose (3-9-1), 10:40pm EST

-JPC

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