scores for 12/1

[tom wilson]

Mike Gartner's second goal of the game on a power-play was the game-winner
as the NY Rangers beat the Boston Bruins in a battle of division leaders.

NYR - 1 2 2 - 5
Bos - 1 2 1 - 4

1 - NYR, Kisio 3 (Leetch, Horava) 11:55 (pp)
Bos, Christian 11 (Galley) 15:14
2 - NYR, Gartner 14 (Nicholls, Horava) 8:24
NYR, King 2 (Broten, Patrick) 8:55
Bos, Christian 12 (Ruzicka, Poulin) 12:14
Bos, Hodge 4 (Galley) 19:47
3 - NYR, Leetch 8 6:22
NYR, Gartner 15 (Patrick, Leetch) 7:07 (pp)
Bos, Galley 3 (Bourque, Burridge) 9:52 (pp)

Shots on goal: NYR 5- 8- 7--20
Bos 11-12-14--37
Power-plays: NYR 2 of 4
Bos 1 of 6
Goalies: NYR Richter 8-4-3, 37 shots, 33 saves
Bos Lemelin 8-3-1, 20 shots, 15 saves
Attendance: 14,448

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John MacLean had two goals and an assist, and Sean Burke stopped 29 shots
as New Jersey defeated host St. Louis. The Blues are winless in their last
five games and are 1-4-2 in their last seven. The Blues failed to score on
five power-play opportunities and have not scored in their last 14 during the
last three games. Burke faced only six shots in the third period. Eric
Weinrich added a goal and an assist for the Devils, who are 4-1-2 in their
last seven games.

NJ - 1 1 2 - 4
StL - 0 0 1 - 1

1 - NJ, Shanahan 9 (MacLean) 11:46
2 - NJ, MacLean 17 (Shanahan, Stastny) 10:07 (pp)
3 - NJ, Weinrich 2 (MacLean) 1:13
StL, Momesso 6 (Ronning, Bruce) 2:17
NJ, MacLean 18 (Weinrich, Shanahan) 17:04

Shots on goal: NJ 6-13-15--34
StL 11-13- 6--30
Power-plays: NJ 1 of 2
StL 0 of 5
Goalies: NJ Burke 4-5-2, 30 shots, 29 saves
StL Joseph 7-5-1, 34 shots, 30 saves
Attendance: 16,940

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Defenseman Bryan Fogarty had his first three-goal game, including two in 35
seconds late in the second period, as host Quebec beat Buffalo. Fogarty, who
scored four times in 45 games last year, has 5 goals. He is the first Quebec
defenseman to score three goals in a game.

Buf - 1 0 1 - 2
Que - 1 2 1 - 4

1 - Buf, Ruuttu 4 (Andreychuk, Snuggerud) 1:33
Que, McKegney 10 3:09
2 - Que, Fogarty 3 (Sakic, Sundin) 16:05
Que, Fogarty 4 (Morin, Wolanin) 16:40
3 - Que, Fogarty 5 (Loiselle) 8:56
Buf, Hartman 1 (Bodger, Hogue) 10:55 (pp)

Shots on goal: Buf 13-8-16--37
Que 9-8- 6--23
Power-plays: Buf 1 of 5
Que 0 of 1
Goalies: Buf Malarchuk 7-5-3, 23 shots, 19 saves
Que Tugnutt 4-9-4, 37 shots, 35 saves
Attendance: 13,324

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Bob Joyce's goal with 1:53 remaining snapped a tie as Washington rallied
past host New York, extending the Islanders' winless streak to 0-3-2. It was
the Capitals' first victory in 11 games this season in which they trailed
after two periods.

Was - 0 0 3 - 3
NYI - 1 0 0 - 1

1 - NYI, Wood 7 (King, Nylund) 8:59 (pp)
2 - none
3 - Was, Hunter 7 (Druce) 4:56
Was, Joyce 1 (Turcotte, Hatcher) 18:07
Was, Druce 15 (Pivonka) 19:27 (en)

Shots on goal: Was 6-12-10--28
NYI 6- 8- 9--23
Power-plays: Was 0 of 2
NYI 1 of 2
Goalies: Was Beaupre 3-4-0, 23 shots, 22 saves
NYI Hackett 3-8-0, 27 shots, 24 saves
Attendance: 12,761

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Joe Murphy had a goal and an assist, and Craig Simpson scored a power-play
goal as Edmonton beat host Hartford, 4-2.

Edm - 2 2 0 - 4
Har - 0 2 0 - 2

1 - Edm, Tikkanen 6 (Klima) 10:05
Edm, Klima 10 (Murphy, Muni) 18:36
2 - Edm, Simpson 12 (Messier) 1:52 (pp)
Har, Verbeek 14 (Crossman, Holik) 2:22 (pp)
Har, Holik 7 (Samuelsson, Francis) 5:31
Edm, Murphy 7 (Linseman) 7:50
3 - none

Shots on goal: Edm 9- 9- 3--21
Har 5-18-11--34
Power-plays: Edm 1 of 3
Har 0 of 3
Goalies: Edm Takko 2-2-0, 34 shots, 32 saves
Har Sidorkiewicz 8-8-4, 21 shots, 17 saves
Attendance: 12,184

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Bob Probert and Shawn Burr scored power-play goals to help host Detroit
defeat Chicago, 4-3. The Red Wings stopped Chicago's first seven power-play
opportunities.

Chi - 0 0 3 - 3
Det - 2 2 0 - 4

1 - Det, Green 1 (Yzerman) 5:18
Det, Probert 8 (Carson, Garpenlov) 10:46 (pp)
2 - Det, Garpenlov 10 (Fedyk, Green) 1:46
Det, Burr 9 (Carson, Djoos) 5:40 (pp)
3 - Chi, Larmer 17 (Roenick, Chelios) 12:13 (pp)
Chi, Roenick 13 (Larmer, Chelios) 12:35
Chi, Thomas 6 (T. Murray) 14:40

Shots on goal: Chi 8-11-13--32
Det 14-11- 7--32
Power-plays: Chi 2 of 9
Det 2 of 11
Goalies: Chi Belfour 15-7-1, 32 shots, 28 saves
Det Cheveldae 12-9-3, 32 shots, 29 saves
Attendance: 19,875

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Perry Berezan scored two goals in an 83-second span as host Minnesota
defeated Pittsburgh 6-3.

Pit - 1 2 0 - 3
Min - 2 1 3 - 6

1 - Pit, Stevens 15 (Coffey, Recchi) 10:33 (pp)
Min, Sinisalo 2 (Propp) 15:59 (sh)
Min, Smith 6 19:44
2 - Pit, Mullen 12 (Bourque, Zalapski) 2:18
Pit, Coffey 9 (Cullen, Recchi) 12:23
Min, Broten 5 (Propp, Zetler) 13:42 (sh)
3 - Min, Murphy 4 (Smith, Glynn) 2:21
Min, Berezan 1 (Broten) 4:35
Min, Berezan 2 (Broten, Smail) 5:58

Shots on goal: Pit 7- 7- 8--22
Min 9-16-15--40
Power-plays: Pit 1 of 4
Min 0 of 4
Goalies: Pit Pietrangelo 7-5-0, 40 shots, 34 saves
Min Casey 7-8-5, 22 shots, 19 saves
Attendance: 7,255

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Brian MacLellan scored in the final minute of the first and second periods
to lead Calgary to a 5-3 victory over host Montreal.

Cal - 1 2 2 - 5
Mon - 2 0 1 - 3

1 - Mon, Richer 11 (Pederson, Skrudland) 17:10
Mon, Desjardins 3 (Richer, Corson) 17:50
Cal, MacLellan 5 (M. Hunter, Reichel) 19:39
2 - Cal, MacInnis 10 (Gilmour, Macoun) 14:59
Cal, MacLellan 6 (MacInnis, Suter) 19:39 (pp)
3 - Cal, Ranheim 10 (Gilmour, Musil) 1:26
Cal, Fleury 12 14:02 (sh)
Mon, Pederson 5 (Savard) 16:17 (pp)

Shots on goal: Cal 11-14- 8--33
Mon 8- 7-10--25
Power-plays: Cal 1 of 2
Mon 1 of 6
Goalies: Cal Vernon 11-6-2, 25 shots, 22 saves
Mon Roy 11-10-3, 33 shots, 28 saves
Attendance: 17,396

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Tom

[Andrew Scott]

> Joe Murphy had a goal and an assist, and Craig Simpson scored a power-play
> goal as Edmonton beat host Hartford, 4-2.

> Goalies: Edm Takko 2-2-0, 34 shots, 32 saves

This game was significant in that it is the first time in 56 games that Bill
Ranford did not play in goal for the Oilers. He had started 55 of those 56;
he relieved Grant Fuhr in a game in Calgary last year when Fuhr tried to
come back from an injury too soon.
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