From: jpc@philabs.philips.com (John P. Curcio;6442;3.55;)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.hockey
Subject: NHL RESULTS FOR 13 DECEMBER 1992
Keywords: hockey, scores
Date: 13 Dec 92 15:40:07 GMT
Article-I.D.: philabs.1992Dec13.154007.16097
Organization: Philips Laboratories, Briarcliff Manor, NY.
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NHL HOCKEY RESULTS FOR 12/13/92.

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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  21  8  3  45   MTL  19  8  4  42   CHI  17 11  4  38   LA   20  8  3  43
 WAS  17 13  2  36   BOS  18  9  2  38   MIN  16 11  3  35   CAL  17 10  4  38
 NYR  15 11  3  33   QUE  16 10  5  37   DET  16 15  1  33   VAN  17  9  2  36
 NJ   15 13  1  31   BUF  12 13  6  30   TOR  12 13  4  28   EDM  11 16  4  26
 PHL  10 14  4  24   HAR   8 19  2  18   STL  11 15  4  26   WIN   9 16  3  21
 NYI  10 15  4  24   OTT   3 26  3   9   TB   11 19  2  24   SJ    5 24  1  11

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Buffalo Sabres (12-13-6)     0   0   1   0   -   1
Hartford Whalers (8-19-2)    1   0   0   0   -   1

Sean Burke and Dominik Hasek put on a goaltending exhibition, allowing one
goal each on 52 collective shots, as a paltry crowd of 9,221 saw the Whalers
and Sabres tie.  It was the second smallest crowd in Whaler history.

First period-- 1, Hartford, Burt 2 (Weinrich,Nylander), 17:56.

Second period-- None.

Third period-- 2, Buffalo, Sutton 1 (Svoboda,Hawerchuk), 9:15.

Overtime-- None.

Shots on goal-- Buffalo 10-8-9-0--27.  Hartford 5-8-12-0--25.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Buffalo 0 of 7; Hartford 0 of 7.  Goalies-- Buffalo, Hasek,
  4-7-2 (25 shots-24 saves).  Hartford, Burke, 6-11-2 (27-26).  A--9,221.

Referee-- Denis Morel.  Linesmen-- Ron Asselstine, Wayne Bonney.

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Winnipeg Jets (9-16-3)          0   2   1   1   -   4
New York Islanders (10-15-4)    0   1   2   0   -   3

Russ Romaniuk scored at 1:41 of overtime to lift the Jets over the Islanders.
Scott Lachance had tied the score for the Islanders with 45 seconds remaining 
in regulation with a short-handed goal.

First period-- None.

Second period-- 1, Winnipeg, Selanne 23 (Shannon,Numminen), :27.  2, Winnipeg,
  Shannon 5 (Selanne,Zhamnov), 11:41.  3, New York, Nylund 1 (Turgeon), 17:20.

Third period-- 4, New York, Volek 4 (Kurvers,McInnis), 2:53.  5, Winnipeg,
  Shannon 6 (Housley,Olausson), 6:33 (pp).  6, New York, Lachance 2 (Turgeon),
  19:15 (sh).

Overtime-- 7, Winnipeg, Romaniuk 3 (Druce,Eagles), 1:41.

Shots on goal-- Winnipeg 15-10-6-1--32.  New York 14-5-19-0--38.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Winnipeg 1 of 3; New York 0 of 4.  Goalies-- Winnipeg,
  Tabaracci, 3-5-0 (38 shots-35 saves).  New York, Healy, 7-9-1 (32-28).
  A--7,979.

Referee-- Richard Trottier.  Linesmen-- Gord Broseker, Kevin Collins.

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New Jersey Devils (15-13-1)     3   1   1   -   5
Pittsburgh Penguins (21-8-3)    2   1   3   -   6

Troy Loney broke a third-period tie with a disputed goal and Kevin Stevens had
his second hat-trick of the season as the Pens split the weekend series with
the Devils.

First period-- 1, New Jersey, Stastny 6 (C.Lemieux,S.Stevens), 6:26 (pp).  2,
  New Jersey, Guerin 3 (Pellerin,Kasatonov), 7:04.  3, New Jersey, C.Lemieux
  13 (Richer,Kasatonov), 11:04.  4, Pittsburgh, Loney 1 (M.Lemieux,Murphy),
  14:42.  5, Pittsburgh, K.Stevens 20 (Francis,M.Lemieux), 19:45 (pp).

Second period-- 6, Pittsburgh, K.Stevens 21 (Murphy,Francis), 1:37 (pp).  7,
  New Jersey, Stastny 7 (C.Lemieux,Driver), 15:14 (pp).

Third period-- 8, Pittsburgh, K.Stevens 22 (M.Lemieux,Paek), 1:30.  9,
  Pittsburgh, Loney 2 (Jagr,K.Stevens), 8:09.  10, Pittsburgh, M.Lemieux 33
  (Mullen), 16:31.  11, New Jersey, Holik 11 (Driver,S.Stevens), 18:56.

Shots on goal-- New Jersey 8-9-9--26.  Pittsburgh 17-11-14--42.  Power-play
  opportunities-- New Jersey 2 of 6; Pittsburgh 2 of 8.  Goalies-- New Jersey,
  Terreri, 6-9-0 (42 shots-36 saves).  Pittsburgh, Barrasso, 18-6-2 (26-22).
  A--16,093.

Referee-- Paul Stewart.  Linesmen-- Pierre Champoux, Mark Vines.

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Washington Capitals (17-13-2)    3   0   2   -   5
Philadelphia Flyers (10-14-4)    0   1   1   -   2

In a story of two teams going in opposite directions, the Caps rode a goal and
an assist by Pat Elynuik to victory over the Flyers.  The Capitals have won
seven straight; the Flyers have lost four straight.

First period-- 1, Washington, Pivonka 4 (Hatcher,Khristich), 8:28 (pp).  2,
  Washington, Elynuik 8 (Iafrate,Hunter), 14:18.  3, Washington, Bondra 17
  (Cote,Elynuik), 17:44 (pp).

Second period-- 4, Philadelphia, Brind'Amour 9 (Paslawski,Benning), 7:21 (pp).

Third period-- 5, Washington, Carpenter 5 (Ridley,Miller), 5:54.  6,
  Philadelphia, Brind'Amour 10 (Paslawski,Eklund), 7:06.  7, Washington,
  Hatcher 10, 19:20 (en).

Shots on goal-- Washington 16-9-11--36.  Philadelphia 13-13-7--33.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Washington 2 of 5; Philadelphia 1 of 5.  Goalies--
  Washington, Beaupre, 7-10-1 (33 shots-31 saves).  Philadlephia, Beauregard,
  3-8-0 (35-31).  A--17,235.

Referee-- Kerry Fraser.  Linesmen-- Swede Knox, Lyle Seitz.

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Edmonton Oilers (11-16-4)        0   0   1   -   1
Tampa Bay Lightning (11-19-2)    1   0   2   -   3

Brian Bradley lit up the sellout Expo Hall crowd with two goals as the
Lightning fried the Oilers to break a six-game losing streak.

First period-- 1, Tampa Bay, Beers 6 (Chambers,Tucker), 16:27 (pp).

Second period-- None.

Third period-- 2, Tampa Bay, Bradley 22 (Chambers,Maltais), 2:13 (pp).  3,
  Edmonton, Tikkanen 3 (Simpson,Corson), 18:42.  4, Tampa Bay, Bradley 23
  (Kasper,Cole), 19:56 (en).

Shots on goal-- Edmonton 8-7-10--25.  Tampa Bay 7-10-6--23.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Edmonton 0 of 5; Tampa Bay 2 of 8.  Goalies-- Edmonton,
  Ranford, 6-14-3 (22 shots-20 saves).  Tampa Bay, Bergeron, 1-1-0 (25-24).
  A--10,425.

Referee-- Terry Gregson.  Linesmen-- Bernard DeGrace, Jerry Pateman.

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Calgary Flames (17-10-4)    0   1   0   0   -   1
Ottawa Senators (3-26-3)    0   1   0   0   -   1

Sylvain Turgeon scored a power-play goal midway through the second period and
the Senators killed 9 Calgary power-play chances to earn the tie.

First period-- None.

Second period-- 1, Calgary, Fleury 15 (Nieuwendyk), 10:26.  2, Ottawa, Turgeon
  12 (Shaw,Lamb), 11:14 (pp).

Third period-- None.

Overtime-- None.

Shots on goal-- Calgary 8-6-9-3--26.  Ottawa 7-8-5-1--21.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Calgary 0 of 9; Ottawa 1 of 6.  Goalies-- Calgary, Vernon,
  12-8-2 (21 shots-20 saves).  Ottawa, Sidorkiewicz, 3-20-3 (26-25).
  A--10,500.

Referee-- Dave Jackson.  Linesmen-- Brian Murphy, Dan Schachte.

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Boston Bruins (18-9-2)         0   1   0   -   1
Montreal Canadiens (19-8-4)    0   4   1   -   5

Montreal exploded for four second-period goals and Brian Skrudland scored his
first two goals of the season to lead the Canadiens over visiting Boston.

First period-- None.

Second period-- 1, Boston, Poulin 8 (Pantaleyev), 1:36.  2, Montreal,
  Damphousse 15 (Muller,Odelein), 5:46.  3, Montreal, Skrudland 1 (Keane,
  Schneider), 8:59.  4, Montreal, Hill 1 (Lebeau,Savard), 14:17 (pp).  5,
  Montreal, Haller 6 (Damphousse,Muller), 14:40 (pp).

Third period-- 6, Montreal, Skrudland 2 (Keane,Desjardins), 19:09 (sh).

Shots on goal-- Boston 7-10-5--22.  Montreal 11-10-11--32.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Boston 0 of 7; Montreal 2 of 6.  Goalies-- Boston, Moog,
  13-6-2 (32 shots-27 saves).  Montreal, Roy, 13-7-4 (22-21).  A--17,959.

Referee-- Andy vanHellemond.  Linesmen-- Ron Finn, Jean Morin.

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Chicago Blackhawks (17-11-4)       0   2   1   -   3
Minnesota North Stars (16-11-3)    0   0   0   -   0

Ed Belfour notched his third shutout of the season and Steve Larmer scored a
third-period goal to stay hot as the Hawks moved three points ahead of the
Stars.

First period-- None.

Second period-- 1, Chicago, Sutter 3, 4:25.  2, Chicago, Marchment 3 (Roenick,
  Matteau), 9:30 (pp).

Third period-- 3, Chicago, Larmer 15 (Roenick), 18:59.

Shots on goal-- Chicago 7-7-12--26.  Minnesota 9-13-8--30.  Power-play
  opportunities-- Chicago 1 of 7; Minnesota 0 of 4.  Goalies-- Chicago,
  Belfour, 12-8-4 (30 shots-30 saves).  Minnesota, Casey, 14-8-2 (26-23).
  A--15,319.

Referee-- Dan Marouelli.  Linesmen-- Mike Cvik, Gerard Gauthier.

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Quebec Nordiques (16-10-5)    4   2   1   1   -   8
San Jose Sharks (5-24-1)      1   1   5   0   -   7

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St. Louis Blues (11-15-4)     1   0   2   -   3
Los Angeles Kings (20-8-3)    1   3   2   -   6

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Sunday, 13 December 1992:

     Montreal (19-8-4) at NY Rangers (15-11-3), 7:40pm EST
     Edmonton (11-16-4) vs. NY Islanders (10-15-4) at Oklahoma City, 
	8:40pm EST
     Quebec (16-10-5) at Vancouver (17-9-2), 10:10pm EST


-JPC


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