scores for 12/29
tom wilson
Quebec Nordiques called up right winger Ken Quinney and left winger Jeff
Jackson from Halifax of the AHL.
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Ed Belfour made 34 saves, 20 in the third period, for his NHL-leading 23rd
victory as Chicago continued its mastery of New York at Nassau Coliseum. The
Blackhawks improved to 6-0-3 at the Coliseum since a 7-6 loss Oct. 13, 1984.
Chicago, which rebounded after a 5-0 loss in Buffalo, leads the NHL with 55
points.
Chi - 0 1 2 - 3
NYI - 0 0 1 - 1
1 - none
2 - Chi, Wilson 4 (Larmer, Goulet) 14:04
3 - Chi, Larmer 26 (Chelios) 0:32
NYI, McBean 2 (Ferraro, Wood) 6:16
Chi, Larmer 27 19:51 (en)
Shots on goal: Chi 11-14- 4--29
NYI 6- 8-21--35
Goalies: Chi Belfour
NYI Healy
Attendance: 13,258
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Al MacInnis, Theoren Fleury, and Doug Gilmour scored two goals apiece as host
Calgary snapped a four-game losing streak. Calgary is only three games above
.500 (10-7-1) at home, where it had lost four in row. The Flames took out their
frustration on Hartford, taking a 7-0 lead after two periods.
Har - 0 0 2 - 2
Cal - 4 3 1 - 8
1 - Cal, MacInnis 17 (Fleury, Reichel) 0:26
Cal, M. Hunter 5 (MacInnis, Gilmour) 4:19 (pp)
Cal, Fleury 19 (Reichel, Matteau) 5:43
Cal, Gilmour 7 (Makarov, Roberts) 17:54
2 - Cal, Sweeney 5 (Nieuwendyk, Priakin) 5:57
Cal, MacInnis 18 (Suter) 7:43 (pp)
Cal, Fleury 20 (Matteau) 13:47
3 - Har, Crossman 4 (Evanson, Dineen) 7:18
Cal, Gilmour 8 (Otto, Suter) 10:52 (pp)
Har, McKenzie 1 (Evanson, Jennings) 13:09
Attendance: 20,132
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Host New Jersey took a franchise-record 54 shots against Buffalo but needed
Brendan Shanahan's goal with 2:06 remaining in regulation to salvage a tie. The
Devils outshot Buffalo, 54-17, but were on the verge of losing before Shanahan
tucked Viacheslav Fetisov's pass into a wide-open net at 17:54. The tie
extended the Devil's overall unbeaten streak to seven games (3-0-4) and
lengthened their home unbeaten streak to nine (5-0-4). The 54 shots were the
most by any team in the NHL this season.
Buf - 2 2 0 0 - 4
NJ - 1 1 2 0 - 4
1 - Buf, Hartman 5 (Vaive, Hawerchuk) 3:35
NJ, Driver 6 (Weinrich, Muller) 6:48 (pp)
Buf, Hawerchuk 9 9:23
2 - NJ, MacLean 27 2:01
Buf, Hawerchuk 10 (Malarchuk!!!) 2:44
Buf, Ruuttu 8 3:08
3 - NJ, Sundstrom 9 (Morris, Weinrich) 0:57
NJ, Shanahan 17 (Fetisov, Kasatanov) 17:54
OT- none
Shots on goal: Buf 5- 7- 5-0--17
NJ 16-18-18-2--54
Goalies: Buf Malarchuk
NJ Burke
Attendance: 13,853
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Mike Krushelnyski scored two goals to help host Toronto cool off Pittsburgh,
the NHL's hottest team. Toronto, with its fourth victory in five games,
remained one point ahead of Quebec in the race to stay out of last place in
the overall standings. The Penguins had won eight of their nine previous
games. They lead the NHL with average of 4.2 goals per game.
Pit - 1 0 2 - 3
Tor - 1 2 3 - 6
1 - Pit, Stevens 22 (Cullen, Zalapski) 4:39 (pp)
Tor, Krushelnyski 6 (Sacco) 12:09
2 - Tor, Maguire 6 (Hannan, Reid) 2:58
Tor, Petit 7 (Sacco, Shedden) 8:34
3 - Pit, Jagr 11 (Zalapski) 5:20
Tor, Krushelnyski 7 (Shedden, Gill) 5:32
Tor, DeBlois 7 (Broten, Petit) 14:02
Pit, Jagr 12 (Murphy) 14:33
Tor, Broten 9 (DeBlois, Gill) 19:50
Attendance: 16,382
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Dave Gagner's goal with 2:03 left in regulation enable host Minnesota to
overcome a two-goal deficit and salvage a tie. The North Stars thought they
had scored the game-winner 2:12 into the overtime, but the referee Andy
vanHellemond disallowed the goal. [Anyone care to comment as to what
happened?] The game was the 100th regular-season meeting between the two
teams. Boston lead the series 65-17-18.
Bos - 1 0 3 0 - 4
Min - 0 2 2 0 - 4
1 - Bos, Ruzicka 8 (Janney, Bourque) 4:20 (pp)
2 - Min, Propp 12 (Modano) 2:38
Min, Dahlen 6 (Broten, Bellows) 3:55
3 - Bos, Neely 21 (Christian) 2:56
Bos, Neely 22 (Bourque, Janney) 13:17 (pp)
Bos, B. Sweeney 6 16:52
Min, Johnson 1 17:37
Min, Gagner 21 (Bellows, Dahlen) 17:57
OT- none
Attendance: 11,639 (getting better...)
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Mike Hough scored two goals and assisted on another by Joe Sakic as host
Quebec extended Washington's winless streak to eight games (0-7-1).
Was - 0 2 1 - 3
Que - 2 2 0 - 4
1 - Que, Hough 5 (Sakic, Sundin) 5:53
Que, Sakic 23 (Anderson, Hough) 17:36 (pp)
2 - Que, Hough 6 (Sundin, Leschyshyn) 1:28
Was, Khristich 2 (Rouse, Ridley) 5:09
Was, Joyce 3 (Hunter, Leach) 12:17
Que, Leschyshyn 3 15:03
3 - Was, Ciccarelli 7 (Rouse, Kypreos) 1:41
Shots on goal: Was 3- 8-8--19
Que 14-11-1--26
Goalies: Was Beaupre
Que Tugnutt
Attendance: 13,769
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Keith Acton scored two power-play goals, and Ron Hextall stopped 34 shots as
the Philadelphia Flyers beat the St. Louis Blues, 3-1.
Phi - 2 1 0 - 3
StL - 1 0 0 - 1
1 - Phi, Acton 8 (Carkner, Baron) 2:23 (pp)
StL, Courtnall 14 (Hull, Brown) 8:54 (pp)
Phi, Ro. Sutter 8 (Lacombe, Horacek) 15:57
2 - Phi, Acton 9 (Tocchet) 1:56 (pp)
3 - none
Attendance: 18,592Har, Brown 7 (Francis, Verbeek) 5:26 (pp)
Shots on goal: Phi 4-14- 8--26
Har 5- 7-10--22
Power-plays: Phi 0 of 4
Har 1 of 4
Goalies: Phi Wregget 8-7-0, 22 shots, 21 saves
Har Reaugh 5-2-0, 26 shots, 26 saves
Attendance: 12,347
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Defenseman Kevan Guy scored the game-winner in the third period against
Los Angeles to give host Vancouver its third consecutive victory.
LA - 3 0 0 - 3
Van - 1 2 1 - 4
1 - Van, Odjick 4 (Quinn, Lumme) 3:00
LA, Benning 3 (Gretzky, Taylor) 9:44
LA, Donnelly 1 (Gretzky, Tonelli) 15:10
LA, Tonelli 6 (Jones, Watters) 17:17
2 - Van, Lumme 4 (Adams, Larionov) 12:54
Van, Adams 9 (Bozek, Lumme) 16:28
3 - Van, Guy 1 7:31
Shots on goal: LA 8-5-14--27
Van 12-7- 7--26
Power-plays: LA 0 of 3
Van 0 of 2
Goalies: LA Hrudey 8-7-5, 26 shots, 22 saves
Van Gamble, 8 shots, 5 saves
McLean 8-11-1, 0:00 second, 19 shots, 19 saves
Attendance: 16,123
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Steve Yzerman scored three goals and added two assists lead visiting Detroit
past Winnipeg.
Det - 2 2 1 - 5
Win - 1 1 0 - 2
1 - Det, Yzerman 21 (Primeau) 0:29
Det, Yzerman 22 (Ysebaert, Racine) 5:06
Win, Sykes 7 (Olausson, MacDermid) 13:41
Penalties: Win, Duncanson, fighting 8:27
Det, McKay, fighting 8:27
2 - Win, Housley 10 (Arniel, Eagles) 1:24
Det, Yzerman 23 (Ysebaert, Zombo) 3:13
Det, Carson 12 (Yzerman, Fedorov) 12:21 (pp)
3 - Det, Ysebaert 6 (Primeau, Yzerman) 1:47
Shots on goal: Det 8-10- 8--26
Win 8- 5-11--24
Power-plays: Det 1 of 2
Win 0 of 4
Goalies: Det Cheveldae 15-12-3, 24 shots, 22 saves
Win Beauregard, 4 shots, 2 saves
Essensa 6-10-2, 5:06 first, 22 shots, 19 saves
Attendance: 12,041
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Rob Ramage's power-play goal with 8:06 remaining snapped a tie as surging
Toronto won on the road. The Maple Leafs, last in the NHL on the power-play,
scored three times with the man advantage.
Tor - 2 0 3 - 5
Was - 1 1 0 - 2
1 - Tor, Shedden 5 (Krushelnyski, Sacco) 9:04 (pp)
Was, Joyce 2 (Lalor, Pivonka) 10:30
Tor, Millar 1 (Fenton, Damphousse) 10:47
2 - Was, Zezel 6 (Joyce) 15:22
3 - Tor, Ramage 7 (Shedden, Sacco) 11:54 (pp)
Tor, Ellett 7 (Ramage, Sacco) 13:03 (pp)
Tor, Reed 11 (Hannon) 17:52
Shots on goal: Tor 8-6-10--24
Was 11-6- 4--21
Power-plays: Tor 3 of 8
Was 0 of 8
Goalies: Tor Ing 8-14-1, 21 shots, 19 saves
Was Beaupre 5-8-0, 24 shots, 19 saves
Attendance: 14,753
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Dave Lowry scored one goal and set up three other and Vincent Riendeau
stopped 20 shots leading the St. Louis to a 5-0 triumph over the Chicago. The
Blues, who had no shorthanded goals this season, tallied three versus the
division leading Blackhawks.
Chi - 0 0 0 - 0
StL - 3 2 0 - 5
1 - StL, R. Wilson 5 (Marois, Lowry) 10:46 (sh)
StL, MacLean 4 (Oates, Lowry) 14:15
StL, Oates 4 (Lowry, Snepsts) 16:43 (sh)
2 - StL, Oates 5 (Featherstone) 13:40
StL, Lowry 8 (R. Wilson, Stevens) 15:34 (sh)
3 - none
Shots on goal: Chi 9- 5- 6--20
StL 15-12-11--38
Power-plays: Chi 0 of 3 (wow! gave up a shorthander on each)
StL 0 of 3
Goalies: Chi Belfour 22-10-1, 38 shots, 33 saves
StL Riendeau 13-4-3, 20 shots, 20 saves
Attendance: 18,157
Scott Jeffrey
>News:
>
>Dave Gagner's goal with 2:03 left in regulation enable host Minnesota to
>overcome a two-goal deficit and salvage a tie. The North Stars thought they
>had scored the game-winner 2:12 into the overtime, but the referee Andy
>vanHellemond disallowed the goal. [Anyone care to comment as to what
>happened?]
Sure. It didn't go in. When they ran the replays, it was difficult to determine if the puck hit the crossbar, or the underside of the top of the net. However, when they ran the replay in slo mo, it was clear that it did in fact hit the crossbar (BTW, the red light did come on, which caused all the confusion). Moog made a couple of fine stops during all of this, I might add.
scooter
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peter.r.clark..jr
[other box scores deleted]
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>
> Keith Acton scored two power-play goals, and Ron Hextall stopped 34 shots as
> the Philadelphia Flyers beat the St. Louis Blues, 3-1.
>
> Phi - 2 1 0 - 3
> StL - 1 0 0 - 1
>
> 1 - Phi, Acton 8 (Carkner, Baron) 2:23 (pp)
> StL, Courtnall 14 (Hull, Brown) 8:54 (pp)
> Phi, Ro. Sutter 8 (Lacombe, Horacek) 15:57
> 2 - Phi, Acton 9 (Tocchet) 1:56 (pp)
> 3 - none
>
> Attendance: 18,592Har, Brown 7 (Francis, Verbeek) 5:26 (pp)
>
> Shots on goal: Phi 4-14- 8--26
> Har 5- 7-10--22
> Power-plays: Phi 0 of 4
> Har 1 of 4
> Goalies: Phi Wregget 8-7-0, 22 shots, 21 saves
> Har Reaugh 5-2-0, 26 shots, 26 saves
> Attendance: 12,347
Something got mangled here, Tom. It should read:
Shots on goal: Phi 11-13-5--29
StL 14-13-8--35
Power-plays: Phi 2 of 4
StL 1 of 4
Goalies: Phi Hextall (4-5-3) 35 shots, 34 saves
StL Riendeau (13-5-4) 29 shots, 26 saves
Attendace: 18,592
Pete Clark
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tom wilson
>Something got mangled here, Tom. It should read:
It sure did. I entered the scores on my word processor at home. When it wrote
over the old filename, it put a 0 for end of file. My terminal program for my
modem doesn't recognize that as EOF but transfers everything through the
entire file length (which was the old file length). So what you saw was some
old scores from last week. Sorry. I only proofread about half of it after I
uploaded it.
Tom