From: jpc@philabs.philips.com (John P. Curcio;6442;3.55;)
Subject: NHL RESULTS FOR 8 NOVEMBER 1992
Organization: Philips Laboratories, Briarcliff Manor, NY.
Date: Sun, 8 Nov 1992 15:17:41 GMT



NHL HOCKEY RESULTS FOR 8 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  2  2  24   MON  10  3  2  22   DET   8  7  0  16   CAL  10  4  1  21
 NYR   9  4  2  20   BOS   8  2  2  18   MIN   7  5  2  16   LA    8  4  1  19
 NJ    8  6  0  16   QUE   7  5  2  16   TOR   7  5  2  16   VAN   6  5  2  14
 NYI   6  8  1  13   BUF   6  6  2  14   CHI   6  6  3  15   EDM   5  8  2  12
 WAS   6  8  1  13   HAR   3 10  1   7   TB    6  8  2  14   WIN   4 10  0   8
 PHL   4  8  3  11   OTT   1 12  1   3   STL   5  9  1  11   SJ    3 10  1   7

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St. Louis Blues (5-9-1)        1   1   0   -   2
Philadelphia Flyers (4-8-3)    0   3   1   -   4

Brent Fedyk netted two goals in a 1:02 span of the second period as the Flyers
won their fourth game of the season in a matinee performance.

First period--  1, St. Louis, Hull 6 (Janney), 15:00.

Second period--  2, Philadelphia, Benning 7 (Recchi,Pederson), 5:42 (pp).  3,
  St. Louis, Janney 5 (Brown,Korolev), 9:26 (pp).  4, Philadelphia, Fedyk 3
  (Boivin,Paslawski), 14:38.  5, Philadelphia, Fedyk 4 (Lomakin,Carkner),
  15:40.

Third period--  6, Philadephia, Lindros 9 (Recchi,Fedyk), 19:15 (en).

Shots on goal--  St. Louis 9-10-8--27.  Philadelphia 13-14-4--31.  Power-play
  opportunities-- St. Louis 1 of 3; Philadelphia 1 of 3.  Goalies-- St. Louis,
  Joseph, 3-7-1 (30 shots-27 saves).  Philadelphia, Beauregard, 1-3-0,
  (27-15).  A--17,380.

Referee--  Ron Hoggarth.  Linesmen-- Pat Dapuzzo, Mark Pare.

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Chicago Blackhawks (6-6-3)    1   4   2   -   7
Quebec Nordiques (7-5-2)      2   2   0   -   4

Jeremy Roenick scored three goals in a see-saw battle which saw the lead
change hands 5 times as the Blackhawks beat the Nords in Quebec.

First period--  1, Chicago, Roenick 9 (Larmer,Chelios), :14.  2, Quebec,
  Sakic 12 (Nolan), 10:30.  3, Quebec, Hunter 2 (Lapointe,Hough), 17:27.

Second period--  4, Chicago, Matteau 3 (Christian,Kucera), 9:29.  5, Chicago,
  Sutter 1 (Christian,Matteau), 11:35.  6, Quebec, Cavallini 3 (Sundin,
  Tatarinov), 14:29.  7, Quebec, Sakic 13 (Duchesne,Nolan), 15:33 (pp).  8,
  Chicago, Roenick 10 (Chelios,Sutter), 18:21 (pp).  9, Chicago, Ruuttu 5
  (Chelios), 18:51.

Third period--  10, Chicago, Roenick 11 (Larmer), 12:08.  11, Chicago,
  Graham 6 (Gilbert,Smith), 19:51 (en).

Shots on goal--  Chicago 4-18-8--30.  Quebec 10-12-6--28.  Power-play
  opportunities--  Chicago 1 of 3; Quebec 1 of 8.  Goalies-- Chicago, Waite,
  3-1-0 (28 shots-24 saves).  Quebec, Hextall, 7-3-2 (29-23).  A--14,561.

Referee--  Bill McCreary.  Linesmen-- Dan McCourt, Ray Scapinello.

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New York Rangers (9-4-2)    0   1   1   0   -   2
Boston Bruins (8-2-2)       0   0   2   0   -   2

Dimitri Kvartalnov scored a power-play goal with just under 3:00 remaining to
cap a two-goal rally to give the Bruins a 2-2 tie with the Rangers.

First period--  None.

Second period--  1, New York, Turcotte 6 (Andersson,Weight), 1:27 (pp).

Third period--  2, New York, Gartner 11, 7:37.  3, Boston, Donato 4 (Murphy),
  14:19.  4, Boston, Kvartalnov 11 (R.Bourque,Juneau), 17:07 (pp).

Overtime-- None.

Shots on goal--  New York 7-15-7-6--35.  Boston 10-13-11-2--36.  Power-play
  opportunities-- New York 1 of 6; Boston 1 of 7.  Goalies-- New York,
  Richter, 6-2-1 (36 shots-34 saves).  Boston, Moog, 6-0-2 (35-33).
  A--14,448.

Referee--  Terry Gregson.  Linesmen-- Bernard DeGrace, Gord Broseker.

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Tampa Bay Lightning (6-8-2)    2   2   1   1   -   6
New York Islanders (6-8-1)     2   1   2   0   -   5

Doug Crossman completed his hat trick at 1:16 of overtime to lead the
expansion Lightning over the Isles.  Crossman assisted on the other three
Lightning goals.  Pierre Turgeon tied the game with 8 seconds remaining on a
penalty shot.

First period--  1, New York, Malakhov 4 (Turgeon,Thomas), 12:21 (pp).  2,
  Tampa Bay, Beers 2 (Crossman,Bradley), 17:14 (pp).  3, Tampa Bay, Beers 3
  (Crossman,Bureau), 19:00 (pp).  4, New York, Volek 1 (Turgeon,Malakhov),
  19:42.

Second period--  5, Tampa Bay, Bradley 8 (Crossman,Tucker), 5:04 (pp).  6,
  Tampa Bay, Crossman 2 (Creighton,Tucker), 11:26.  7, New York, Ferraro 4
  (Krupp,Flatley), 17:57 (pp).

Third period--  8, Tampa Bay, Crossman 3 (Bureau,Beers), :25 (pp).  9, New
  York Volek 2 (King,Norton), 3:06 (pp).  10, New York, Turgeon 7 (penalty
  shot), 19:52.

Overtime-- 11, Tampa Bay, Crossman 4 (Andersson), 1:16.

Shots on goal--  Tampa Bay 9-7-6-2--24.  New York 6-10-15-1--32.  Power-play
  opportunities--  Tampa Bay 4 of 5.  New York 3 of 6.  Goalies-- Tampa Bay,
  Jablonski, 3-2-2 (32 shots-27 saves).  New York, Fitzpatrick, 2-4-0 (24-18).
  A--12,136.

Referee--  Richard Trottier.  Linesmen-- Lyle Seitz, Leon Stickle.

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Washington Captials (6-8-1)    2   2   2   -   6
Hartford Whalers (4-9-1)       0   1   1   -   2

Sylvain Cote scored two goals, including the game-winner, to lift the Capitals 
over the Whalers.  The Caps are now unbeaten in their last 3 games, a season 
high.

First period--  1, Washington, Cote 3, 5:47.  2, Washington, Hatcher 5
  (Konowalchuk), 13:06.

Second period--  3, Washington, Cote 4 (Krygier,Elynuik), 5:59.  4, 
  Washington, Ridley 5 (Elynuik,Anderson), 14:26.  5, Hartford, Sanderson 7
  (Weinrich,Poulin), 17:09.

Third period--  6, Hartford, Poulin 3 (Sanderson,Weinrich), 9:17.  7,
  Washington, May 2 (Ridley,Cote), 18:05.  8, Washington, Miller 2 (Krygier,
  Ridley), 19:08.

Shots on goal--  Washington 13-9-11--33.  Hartford 7-13-12--32.  Power-play
  opportunities--  Washington 0 of 4; Hartford 0 of 4.  Goalies-- Washington,
  Hrivnak, 4-1-1 (32 shots--30 saves).  Hartford, Pietrangelo, 1-4-0 (20-16),
  Burke (14:26 second, 13-11).  A--9,422.

Referee--  Paul Stewart.  Linesmen-- Scott Driscoll, Brian Murphy.

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Detroit Red Wings (8-7-0)      1   0   0   -   1
Montreal Canadiens (10-3-2)    2   0   3   -   5

Mike Keane scored two goals and assisted on a third as the Candiens completed
a two-game sweep of the season series between them and the Wings.

First period--  1, Montreal, Keane 3 (Desjardins,Lebeau), 4:52.  2, Detroit,
  Primeau 1 (Drake,Sheppard), 10:13.  3, Montreal, Desjardins 2 (Bellows,
  Damphousse), 10:25.

Second period--  None.

Third period--  4, Montreal, Dionne 4 (Desjardins,Bellows), 6:58 (pp).  5,
  Montreal, Lebeau 5 (Keane,Brisebois), 11:42.  6, Montreal, Keane 4 (Lebeau),
  16:44.

Shots on goal--  Detroit 11-8-7--26.  Montreal 8-8-11--27.  Power-play
  opportunities--  Detroit 0 of 3; Montreal 1 of 4.  Goalies-- Detroit,
  Riendeau, 4-1-0 (27 shots-22 saves).  Montreal, Roy, 8-2-2 (26-25).
  A--17,462.

Referee--  Rob Shick.  Linesmen--  Gerard Gauthier, Swede Knox.

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Pittsburgh Penguins (11-2-2)    1   1   0   -   2
Toronto Maple Leafs (7-5-2)     1   2   1   -   4

Rookie netminder Felix Potvin stopped 34 of 36 Pittsburgh shots to hand the
Pens their second defeat of the season.  Nikolai Borschevsky scored the
game-winner for the Leafs.

First period--  1, Pittsburgh, Lemieux 20 (Mullen), 3:16.  2, Toronto, Gilmour
  9 (Krushelnyski), 10:44 (sh).

Second period--  3, Pittsburgh, Tippett 2 (Stapleton,Errey), 2:48.  4,
  Toronto, McLlwain 2 (Lefebvre,Clark), 3:32.  5, Toronto, Borschevsky 9
  (Gilmour,Mironov), 11:01 (pp).

Third period--  6, Toronto, Clark 4 (Macoun,Gilmour), 19:16 (pp).

Shots on goal--  Pittsburgh 9-14-13--36.  Toronto 12-8-9--29.  Power-play
  opportunities--  Pittsburgh 0 of 4; Toronto 2 of 8.  Goalies-- Pittsburgh,
  Wregget, 1-2-0 (29 shots-25 saves).  Toronto, Potvin, 5-3-1 (36-34).
  A--15,720.

Referee--  Mark Faucette.  Linesmen-- Ron Asselstine, Ron Finn.

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Edmonton Oilers (5-8-2)          1   1   0   0   -   2
Minnesota North Stars (7-5-2)    1   1   0   0   -   2

Bill Ranford turned back 31 shots, including 11 in the third period, as the
Oilers hung on the tie the North Stars.

First period--  1, Minnesota, Duchesne 5 (Gavin), 10:05.  2, Edmonton, Gelinas
  2 (Maley,Mellanby), 10:39.

Second period--  3, Edmonton, Corson 2 (Manson), 9:33 (sh).  4, Minnesota, 
  Elik 3 (Modano,Craig), 14:05.

Third period--  None.

Overtime--  None.

Shots on goal--  Edmonton 12-8-7-2--29.  Minnesota 10-10-11-2--33.
  Power-play opportunities--  Edmonton 0 of 5; Minnesota 0 of 4.  Goalies--
  Edmonton, Ranford, 4-8-1 (33 shots-31 saves).  Minnesota, Casy, 6-3-2
  (29-27).  A--12,955.

Referee--  Andy vanHellemond.  Linesmen-- Wayne Bonney, Pierre Champoux.

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Buffalo Sabres (6-6-2)       0   2   0   -   2
Los Angeles Kings (9-4-1)    1   2   2   -   5

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New Jersey Devils (8-6-0)    3   1   2   -   6
San Jose Sharks (3-10-1)     1   0   0   -   1

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Sunday, 8 November 1992:

     Calgary (10-4-1) at Quebec (7-5-2), 2:10pm EST
     Pittsburgh (11-2-2) at Chicago (6-6-3), 8:40pm EST
     Winnipeg (4-10-0) at Vancouver (6-5-2), 10:10 pm EST
     Los Angeles (9-4-1) at San Jose (3-9-1), 10:40pm EST


-JPC

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