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Press-Republican-Friday, Novembers, 1982
Dozens die in soccer stampede
Scoreboard
NBA standings
NHL standings
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NATlOMALHOOtHY LEAGUE '
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Atinnttt Division
W L Pet. GH
Ol.Oe* 01.000 2 500 1W
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New Jersey
Wnehintjton
New York
CentrslDlrisioo
A
Detroit
3
Milwsuket
1
Indlnns
1
Atlents
1
Cnlcnio
Clevelind
0
Western Conference
Midwest Division
W
Kenui City
. 2
Delias
3
San Antonio
2
Denver
1
Uuh
1
Houston
0
Pacific Division
4
Seattle
3
Golden State
1
Phoenix
1
Los Angeles.,
0
Pprtland
San Diego
0
Thursday'I Results
Milwaukee 104, Atlanta 100
Chicago 111, Clevelandlll
Utah at Phoenix
Denver at Los Angeles
San Antonio at Portland
Friday's Game*
(All Times EDT)
Washington at Boston, 7:30 p.m.
New Jersey at Cleveland, I p.m.
Philadelphia at Detroit, 1.05 p.m.
Dallas at Kansas City, 1:35 p.m.
New York it Seattle, 11 p.m.
San Antonio at Golden State, 11:05
Saturday's Gaines
Boston at Philadelphia
. i Indiana at Washington
Detroit at Atlanta
San Diego at Chicago
Phoenix at Dallas
• Golden State at Denver
Los Angeles at Uuh
New York at Portland
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Canucks 4, Fly«ra 3
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NY Islanders
Philadelphia
NY Rangers
• New Jersey
Pittsburgh
Washington
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Montreal
Boston
Quebec
Buffalo
Hartford
Campbell Conference
Norris Division
PH. GF
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t 56
12 53
10
51
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8
38
21 70
15 44
13 51
11 52
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75
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48
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58
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Minnesota
54 51
5 17 55 46
Chicago
—
6
0 12 50 50
6
St. Louis
2*f I
3
42 67
Detroit
4 8 .40 51
Toronto
2
Smythe Division
Los Angeles
53 51
Vancouver
52 46
Edmonton
66 67
Winnipeg
53 39
Calgary
86 65
fop four In each division qualify for Stanley
Cup playoffs.)
Thursday's Results
Hartford 5. Boston 2
Pittsburgh 4, New Jersey 4 (tie)
Vancouver 4, Philadelphia 3
Montreal 8, Minnesota 3
Winnipeg at Calgary
Friday's Games
(All Time* EDT)
St. Louis at Washington. 7.-35 p.m.
N.Y. Rangers at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m.
Saturday s Games
Buffalo at Hartford
Vancouver at Montreal
Minnesota at Quebec
Philadelphia at N.Y. Islanders
N.Y. Rangers at Calgary
Pittsburgh at Los Angeles
New Jersey at Detroit
Toronto at St. Louis
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Devils 4, Penguins 4
Bulls 118, Cavaliers 111
AtitMWi l|.l!-<»T2i; w>«MMi*l|t 0*1*; i ? *
wards 4-112-210. Brewer 0-5 040, Huston 64 M I
30, Bagley W M 0 , Wllkerson 1-1} 2-3 20, Mokeikl
4-5 M l . Hubbard 3-t 3-48. ToUls4M01»-» 111.
CHICAGO (111)
Olberdihg 3-5 0-0 6, Woolridge 4-4 2-3 10, Corline HI 2-214, Lester 3-12-21, Theus 16-21 14 40,
Jackson 44 2-210, Dailey 7-140414, Jones 1-4 2-2.
4. Greenwood 3-5 2-21, Higgins 2-50-0 4, Bradley
M0-O0. Totals i«-»0 20-22 ITl.
ClereUnd
II MM 17-111
Ckknio
JJ 25 2131-111
Fouled oul-None. ToUl fouls—Cleveland M,
Chicago 25. Rebounds-Cleveland M (Robinson,
Wllkerson I), Chicago 47 (Conine. Jones, Greenwood I). Asiists-Ckveland 31 (Huston I),
Chicago 21 (Lester, Dailey I). A-4.5M.
Bucks 104, Hawks 100
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Cowens 2-1 04 4, Ma. Johnson MS 4-4 M,
Lanier 7-13 44 It, Moncrief 5-101-111, Winters 15 0 4 2, Lister 3-42-41, Brldgeman 4-13 5-413, Mi.
Johnson 7-12 0414. Mix H M 4, Presley** 04 0
Hill 3-3 4-410. Totals 4J4120-251#4.
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ATIANTA(IM)
Roundfield 11-21 M0 M, WUkina 1-21 2-2 M,
Rollins 2-7 04 4. E. Johnson 5-10 5415, Sparrow 45 0 4 1 , G, Johnson 1-5 04 2, Edmonson 2-4 04 4.
Matthews 3-71-1 7, Hawes 1-5H4, Glenn 3-3 04
4, Macklln 1-2 04 2. Totals 414011-20 IN.
Milwaukee
MM 17 20-104
Atlanta
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Three-point -goals—E. Johnson. Matthews:
Fouled out-None. Total fouls—Milwaukee 23,
Atlanta 24. Rebounds-Mllwaukee-51 (Lanier
11).
A t l a n t a 41 ( R o l l i n s 1 1 ) .
AasitU-Mllwaukee-M (Ma. Johnson 1), Atlanta N (E. Johnson I) A - t , N 5 .
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Chicago (NX) — Pitcher Ferguson Jenkins
agreed in principle ton 2-year contract.
O m a s a * — Signed Mike Ferraro to a 2-year
contract as manager.
Dearest - Signed outfielders Larry Herndon
and Chet Lemon' to multi-year contracts and
designated hitter Mike trieT end mfWoer Enoc
Cabttl to 1-year contract*.
Oakland - Released third baseman Mickey
Khitts; added pitchers Mark Ferguson, Mike
Warren and Bill Koeger and outBeWer Rasty
McNeary to es-maa roster.
PtttssMrgh — Signed first baseman Jason
Tnompeon to a 5-rear contract.
m i < i l | l l i i ~ Released first baseman Willie
Meaunet and pitcher Stan Baanaen^celled ap '
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of DePaulto a e^rear contract.
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New Jsrsey — Recalled center-winger Jeff
Larmer from Wichita of the Central Hockey
League.
Hartford
221-5
Boston
11 OT-2
First period—1, Boston, Mlddleton 6 (Palmer,
Pederson), 1:31; 2, Hartford, Stoughton J
(Urouche, Lyle), 15:11; 3, Hartford; Neufeld 4'
(Johnson, Kotsopoulos), 11:42. Penalties-Kotsopoulos, Har, 4:50; Kasper, Bos, 9:00.
Second period—4, Hartford, Francis 3
(Stoughton), 0:26: 5, Hartford, Johnson 6
(Miller, Kotsopoulos), 8:09; I, Boston, Fergus 8
(O'Reilly) 18:40 Penalties-Anderson, Har. 7:58;
B. Crowder, Bos, minor-major, 5:55; Wesley,
Har, double-minor, major, 5:55.
Third period—7, Hartford, Henderson 1
(Sullivan, Mallnowskl),4:39. Penaltles-None.
Shots on goal-Hartford 11-6-11-28. Boston 1611-15-42.
Goalies - Hartford, Mlllen. Boston, Moffat,
A-10,685.
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Canadiens 8, North Stars 3
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First period-1 Montreal Acton » iLudwig>
I 43 !. Montreal TremWev \ (Giasrii 'OS '
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Minnesota, llroten j (Giles, c'leearelll), first.
Penalties-Acton, Mtl, 8:00: Carbonneau, Mtl,
Mill.
Second period—5, Minnesota, Ferguson 1
(Young), 5:14. >, Montreal, Mondou 4 (Naslund,
Delorrae), 10:12.7, Montreal, Galney 1 (Carbonneau), 14:59. Penalties-Ptett, Minn, major,
3:58; Nilan, Mtl, major.3:51; Giles, Minn, 4:07;
Nilan. Mtl, 12:59; Broten, Minn, 11:24; Gilei
Minn, 18:27.
Third period—8, Montreal, Carbonneau 1
(unassisted), 2:00. I. Minnesota, Smith 7
(Bellows, Ferguson), 2:49.10. Montreal, Plcard
1 (Naslund, Mondou), 4:41. 11, Montreal,
Naslund 4 (unassisted), 8:47. Penaltiei-Picard,
Mtl, 0:54; Giles, Minn, 10:02; Gingras, MU.
10:17; TrerabUy, Mtl. 12:19.
Shots on goal—Minnesota 0-54—M. Montreal
10-1MI-M.
Goalies—Minnesota, Melochejeaupre.ilon-_
trail, "Sevigny. A—15.2M.
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Whalers 5, Bruins 2
Minnesota
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Clril ptflod-1. New Jersey, Levo i (MarMillan, Merkosky), 9:10.2, New Jersey, Ashton 2
(Hutchison, Larmer), 19:53.
Penalties-Merkosky, NJ, 5:31; Hotham, Pit.
7:01; Baxter, Pit, 12:10; Valour, NJ, 12:10: St.
Laurent, Pit, 14:18; Vatour, NJ, 14:11.
Second period— 3, New Jersey, Larmer 1
(Levo), 1:34. 4, Pittsburgh, Hannan i (Price),
10:01. Penalties-Price, Pit, 4:21; Howatt, NJ,
Ml;Buskas,Pit, 11:51; Larmer.NJ, 19:50.
Third period~5, Pittsburgh, Kehoe 9 (Malone,
I Molham), 0:51. I.Jfew Jersey, Merkosky 4
(Levo, Broten), 4:03. T-, Pittsburgh, St, Laurent 3
(Shedden, Hyrnewich). M1-..S, Pituburgh.
Kehoe 10 (Hothsm. Gardner), 11:54. Penalties—
Quenheville, NJ, 9:09; Price, Pit, 5:00; Larmer,
NJ,11:M.
•
Shou on goal-Pittsburgh 74-10-25. New
Jersey 0-74-23.
Goaliea^PAtshutgh^_.Hirrj!n,_Dloji.^!ieji„
Jersey, Reach. A-10,410:
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Transactions
Vnneonver
310—4
PfcilneUphln
111-3
First period—1. Philadelphia. Clarke 6 (Howe.
Dvorak), 6:45. 2, Vancouver. Lemay 3 (McCarthy. Gradinl, 11:11.3. Vancouver.Nil! I (Minor.
Halward), 11:35. 4. Vancouver, Sundatrom 5
(Bubla. Hllnka). 17:0*. Penaltiea-Bubla. Van,
5:57: Marsh, Phi, 11:53; Rota. Van, 11:11.
Second period—5, Vancouver, Sundatrom 6
(Hlinka. Molln), 5.N. I, Philadelphia. Evans 2
(unassisted), 18:10. Penalties—Alliaon, Phi.
5:02; Gradin; Van.ll:24: Flockhart, Phi. 11:33.
Third period—7. Philadelphia, Holmgren, 3
(Clarke, Bathe), 5:31: Penalties-Marsh, Phi,
6:02: Butcher. Van. 9:43; Clarke, Phi. 11:23.
Shots on goal—Vancouver 8-6-12—26.
Philadelphia 14-17-14—45.
Goalies— Vancouver. Brodeur.„PhiladelphIa.
Lindbergh. A-16.UJ.
Area sports
MOSCOW (yPI) — Soviet sources said dozens of soccer fans were
killed in what a state-run newspaper Thursday called an "unfortunate occurrence" at Lenkt Stadium — a stampede apparently
sparked by a last-minute goal.
Hospital sources said dozens of soccer fans were killed as
members of a crowd of 15,0M surged for the exits near the end of the
Oct. 20 game.
Other sources said the word among sporting circles was that the
total may have been as high as 69.
In the only official account of the incident, the Evening Moscow
newspaper said, "At the time of the exit of the spectators an unfortunate occurrence happened as a result of violation of the order
of movement of people."
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Bowling scores
Contest
Men's leagues
Tuesday Night Men's Handicap (Plattsburgh Lanes)
High series-Harry Bowen, 193,221 H74-593. High singleWalt Barcomb, 242. Other scores- Ray Roberts, 224-592;
Joe Ambrosfi), 211-590; Bob Carpenter, 211-575; Ken Provost, 210,221-5(5: Dean Benson, 500; Walt Barcomb, 559;
DaveCable, 201-551; Walt Miner, 237; Fred LaMarshe, 214;
Jim Hassel, 213; Mike Provost, 213; A. Solotky, 209: Cass
Clark, 208; Kevin Kilkeary, 205; Andy LaMarche, 205; John
Petro,200,
National (Adirondack Lanes)
High series. Bill Johnson, 597, High single- BUI Johnson,
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High series- Ken Delists, (59. High single- Bob Pooler,
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Stampfler, 314; Gary Bulger, 212; Rol Don, 212. HighlightsHigh team single and triple, Georgia Pacific. 1000 and 29(9.
Standings- Stanley's Tlmberland Trailers is in first place
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