From: jpc@philabs.philips.com (John P. Curcio;6442;3.55;)
Subject: NHL RESULTS FOR 27 DECEMBER 1992
Organization: Philips Laboratories, Briarcliff Manor, NY.
Date: Sun, 27 Dec 1992 15:23:20 GMT



NHL HOCKEY RESULTS FOR 12/27/92.

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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  25  9  3  53   MTL  21 12  4  46   CHI  20 13  4  44   CAL  22 10  4  48
 WAS  19 16  3  41   BOS  21 11  2  44   DET  19 16  3  41   LA   20 12  4  44
 NYR  18 14  4  40   QUE  19 12  6  44   MIN  18 12  5  41   VAN  20 10  3  43
 NJ   16 16  4  36   BUF  15 14  6  36   TOR  13 16  5  31   EDM  13 18  5  31
 NYI  17 15  1  35   HAR  11 21  3  25   TB   14 22  2  30   WIN  12 19  3  27
 PHL  11 18  5  267  OTT   3 32  3   9   STL  12 18  5  29   SJ    6 29  1  13

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Boston Bruins (21-11-2)       0   4   5   -   9
Hartford Whalers (11-21-3)    2   1   1   -   4

Adam Oates scored two power-play goals and Dmitri Kvartalnov added two goals
and an assist as the Bruins snapped the Whaler's six-game home undefeated
streak.

First period-- 1, Hartford, Cassels 6 (Sanderson,Verbeek), 3:50 (pp).  2,
  Hartford, Sanderson 17 (Verbeek,Craven), 5:37 (pp).

Second period-- 3, Boston, Shaw 4 (Juneau,D.Sweeney), 5:55.  4, Boston, Oates
  19 (Kvartalnov), 8:29 (pp).  5, Boston, Kimble 1 (Wesley,D.Poulin), 11:07.
  6, Boston, Kvartalnov 17, 13:16.  7, Hartford, Zalapski 5 (Sanderson,
  Cassels), 17:58 (pp).

Third period-- 8, Boston, Kvartalnov 18 (Juneau,Sweeney), :58.  9, Boston,
  Reid 5 (Poulin), 1:26.  10, Boston, McKim 1, 13:58.  11, Hartford, McKenzie
  2 (Janssens,Yake), 15:28.  12, Boston, Poulin 10 (Kimble,Reid), 15:54.  13,
  Boston, Oates 20 (Pantaleyev,Bourque), 19:44 (pp).

Shots on goal-- Boston 5-16-14--35.  Hartford 6-9-5--20.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Boston 2 of 8; Hartford 3 of 7.  Goalies-- Boston, Moog,
  16-8-2 (20 shots-16 saves).  Hartford, Burke, 9-13-3 (25-19), Pietrangelo
  (1:26 third, 10-7).  A--15,635.

Referee-- Don Koharski.  Linesmen-- Kevin Collins, Scott Driscoll.

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Ottawa Senators (3-32-3)      2   0   0   -   2
Quebec Nordiques (19-12-6)    0   3   1   -   4

The Senator lost their sixth straight after taking a 2-0 first period lead, as
Scott Pearson, Mike Hough, and Curtis Leschyshyn scored second-period goals to
lift the Nordiques.

First period-- 1, Ottawa, Freer 4 (Lazaro), 3:29 (sh).  2, Ottawa, Peluso 9
  (Shaw), 13:58.

Second period-- 3, Quebec, Pearson 1 (Gusarov,Hough), 2:13.  4, Quebec, Hough
  2 (Nolan,Rucinsky), 12:03 (pp).  5, Quebec, Leschyshyn 3 (Sundin,Rucinsky),
  14:08.

Third period-- 6, Quebec, Rucinsky 10 (Cavallini,Foote), 9:34.

Shots on goal-- Ottawa 6-8-9--23.  Quebec 12-14-12--38.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Ottawa 0 of 5; Quebec 1 of 4.  Goalies-- Ottawa, Berthiaume,
  0-1-0 (38 shots-34 saves).  Quebec, Hextall, 18-7-3 (23-21).  A--15,337.

Referee-- Mike McGeough.  Linesmen-- Pierre Champoux, Jean Morin.

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New York Rangers (18-14-4)      2   1   1   -   4
New York Islanders (16-16-4)    2   3   1   -   6

The Islanders continued their home domination of their cross-town rivals with
a 6-4 win.  The Rangers last won on the Island October 28, 1989 (0-10-2),
Roger Neilson's first trip to the Nassau Coliseum.

First period-- 1, NY Rangers, Kovalev 8 (Wells), 3:09.  2, NY Islanders,
  Thomas 14 (Turgeon), 4:57.  3, NY Islanders, Mullen 9 (Flatley,Krupp), 6:24.
  4, NY Rangers, Nemchinov 14 (Gartner), 14:01.

Second period-- 5, NY Islanders, Flatley 5 (Mullen,Fitzgerald), :25.  6, NY
  Islanders, Hogue 15 (Turgeon,Flatley), 3:39 (pp).  7, NY Rangers, Messier 18
  (Amonte,Beukeboom), 18:50.  8, NY Islanders, Thomas 15 (Volek,Healy), 19:30.

Third period-- 9, NY Rangers, Amonte 15 (Turcotte,Hurlbut), 1:51 (pp).  10, NY
  Islanders, Dalgarno 6 (Malakhov,Lachance), 4:46.

Shots on goal-- NY Rangers 16-14-9--39.  NY Islanders 16-9-13--38.  Power-play
  opportunities-- NY Rangers 1 of 2; NY Islanders 1 of 3.  Goalies-- NY
  Rangers, Richter, 8-8-2 (28 shots-32 saves).  NY Islanders, Healy, 12-10-1
  (39-35).  A--16,297.

Referee-- Paul Stewart.  Linesmen-- Pat Dapuzzo, Brian Murphy.

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Philadelphia Flyers (11-18-5)    0   4   1   0   -   5
Washington Capitals (19-16-3)    0   1   4   0   -   5

Eric Lindros scored on a penalty shot to complete the hat trick with 19
seconds left in regulation after Paul Devorsky ruled that Al Iafrate dislodged 
the net intentionally to lift the flyers to a 5-5 tie.

First period-- None.

Second period-- 1, Philadelphia, Brind'Amour 12 (Fedyk,Nattress), 10:21.  2,
  Philadelphia, Eklund 2 (Brind'Amour,Dineen), 13:45.  3, Philadelphia,
  Lindros 17 (Recchi,Nattress), 14:48.  4, Philadelphia, Lindros 18
  (Paslawski), 15:42.  5, Washington, Pivonka 5 (Khristich,Hatcher), 17:45
  (pp).

Third period-- 6, Washington, Miller 11 (Iafrate,Pivonka), 3:36 (pp).  7,
  Washington, Hatcher 12 (Miller,May), 4:17.  8, Washington, Elynuik 10
  (Bondra,Johansson), 10:26 (pp).  9, Washington, Khristich 9 (Elynuik,
  Ridley), 12:43.  10, Philadelphia, Lindros 19 (penalty shot), 19:41.

Overtime-- None.

Shots on goal-- Philadelphia 4-10-9-1--24.  Washington 10-12-16-3--41.
  Power-play opportunities-- Philadelphia 0 of 4; Washington 3 of 5.
  Goalies-- Philadelphia, Soderstrom, 7-6-5 (sic) (41 shots-36 saves).
  Washington, Hrivnak (13-9), Beaupre, 9-12-2 (15:42 second, 11-10).
  A--17,034.

Referee-- Paul Devorsky.  Linesmen-- Bernard DeGrace, Mark Vines.

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Winnipeg Jets (12-19-3)            0   1   3   -   4
Minnesota North Stars (18-12-5)    1   1   3   -   5

Russ Courtnall's second goal of the game at 13:38 of the third snapped a 4-4
tie to lead the North Stars over the Jets.

First period-- 1, Minnesota, Courtnall 13 (Broten,Ludwig), 7:18.

Second period-- 2, Minnesota, Gagner 10 (Klatt), 4:54.  3, Winnipeg, Shannon
  7 (Zhamnov,Bautin), 5:08.

Third period-- 4, Winnipeg, Zhamnov 7 (Housley,Selanne), 1:03.  5, Minnesota,
  Duchesne 12 (Broten,Courtnall), 3:35.  6, Minnesota, McPhee 6, 4:45.  7, 
  Winnipeg, Olczyk 7 (Lalor,Steen), 12:18.  8, Winnipeg, Tkachuk 11 (Bautin,
  Borsato), 13:16.  9, Minnesota, Courtnall 14 (Johnson,Berry), 13:38.

Shots on goal-- Winnipeg 7-11-13--31.  Minnesota 10-5-9--24.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Winnipeg 0 of 6; Minnesota 0 of 4.  Goalies-- Winnipeg,
  Tabaracci, 3-7-0 (24 shots-19 saves).  Minnesota, Wakaluk, 3-3-2 (31-27).
  A--15,324.

Referee-- Dave Jackson.  Linesmen-- Mike Cvik, Dan Schachte

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Detroit Red Wings (19-16-3)      1   2   2   -   5
Toronto Maple Leafs (13-16-5)    0   1   0   -   1

Steve Yzerman had a goal and an assist as the Red Wings killed seven
short-handed opportunities to beat the Maple Leafs in Toronto.

First period-- 1, Detroit, Sheppard 11 (Yzerman,Probert), 18:58 (pp).

Second period-- 2, Detroit, Drake 9 (Fedorov,Lidstrom), 3:14 (sh).  3,
  Detroit, Yzerman 28 (Probert,Lidstrom), 4:37.  4, Toronto, Mironov 7
  (Cullen,Clark), 13:34.

Third period-- 5, Detroit, Burr 6 (Yzerman,Ciccarelli), 4:57.  6, Detroit,
  Ciccarelli 16 (Konstantinov), 18:31.

Shots on goal-- Detroit 6-11-8--25.  Toronto 10-11-6--27.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Detroit 1 of 3; Toronto 0 of 7.  Goalies-- Detroit,
  Cheveldae, 12-14-2 (27 shots-26 saves).  Toronto, Fuhr, 5-7-2 (25-20).
  A--15,720.

Referee-- Terry Gregson.  Linesmen-- Ron Asselstine, Ray Scapinello.

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St. Louis Blues (12-18-5)       0   1   1   1   -   3
Chicago Blackhawks (20-13-4)    0   2   0   0   -   2

St. Louis defenseman Murray Baron scored his first goal of the season on a 
30-foot shot from the slot at 1:35 of overtime to defeat Ed Belfour and the
Blackhawks in Chicago.

First period-- None.

Second period-- 1, Chicago, Larmer 21 (Smith), :56.  2, St. Louis, Miller 12
  (Shanahan,J.Brown), 3:11 (pp).  3, Chicago, Lemieux 5 (Roenick,Chelios),
  7:17.

Third period-- 4, St. Louis, Hull 19 (Miller), 4:18.

Overtime-- 5, St. Louis, Baron 1 (Shanahan,Hull), 1:35.

Shots on goal-- St. Louis 8-11-7-1--27.  Chicago 11-13-18-0--42.  Power-play
  opportunities-- St. Louis 1 of 5; Chicago 0 of 7.  Goalies-- St. Louis,
  Joseph, 9-15-4 (42 shots-40 saves).  Chicago, Belfour, 15-9-4 (27-24).
  A--18,472.

Referee-- Mark Faucette.  Linesmen-- Jerry Pateman, Jay Sharrers.

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Los Angeles Kings (20-12-4)    1   1   0   -   2
San Jose Sharks (6-29-1)       3   1   3   -   7

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Sunday, 27 December 1992:

     Pittsburgh (25-9-3) at Buffalo (15-14-6), 2:10pm EST
     Hartford (11-21-3) at New Jersey (17-15-1), 6:10pm EST
     Quebec (19-12-6) at Ottawa (3-32-3), 7:10pm EST
     Boston (21-11-2) at NY Rangers (18-14-4), 7:40pm EST
     Toronto (13-16-5) at St. Louis (12-18-5), 8:10pm EST
     Minnesota (18-12-5) at Winnipeg (12-19-3), 8:10pm EST
     Calgary (22-10-4) at Edmonton (13-18-5), 8:10pm EST
     Detroit (19-16-3) at Chicago (20-13-4), 8:40pm EST
     Montreal (21-12-4) at Vancouver (20-10-3), 10:10pm EST


-JPC


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