Runners drop seventh straight as Salt Lake tops Phoenix 6-4
The Phoenix Roadrunners lose their seventh in a row after Salt Lake Eagles rally to a 6-4 victory at Veterans Memorial Coliseum. Salt Lake converted four power plays while Phoenix netted two, and coach Tim Bothwell lamented a slow start and costly penalties that doomed the team. Zigmund Palffy and Chris Taylor led the Eagles with multiple power-play goals, while Bobbi Jay and Rob Murphy replied for Phoenix. The Roadrunners held a 42-27 shot advantage but could not overcome the penalty problem and late Salt Lake scoring.
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Darryl Olsen
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Marc LaForge
Immunity talk shadows Harding probe in joint cases
Federal charges against Harding are deemed possible but remote as authorities pursue the case. In Arizona, Shane Minooka Stant, 22, arrived to face conspiracy to commit assault charges in Portland. Oregon prosecutor Jim McIntyre expects arraignment today while Detroit officials say no evidence of Harding's guilt yet and Gillooly remains under question.
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Richter Shuts Down Blues In All Star Goalie Show
Mike Richter stopped 25 shots to outduel Curtis Joseph as the New York Rangers beat the St. Louis Blues 4-1. Three first period goals by Alexander Karpovtsev Sergei Nemchinov and Kevin Lowe propelled New York to league leading 30 victories and 63 points. The Rangers improved to 15-2-3 at home in the last 20 and 26-7-3 in 36 overall. The night also featured Nordiques 6 Penguins 3 Maple Leafs 3 Mighty Ducks 3 Stars 5 Kings 3 and Senators 4 Oilers 3 in overtime, with Sylvain Turgeon clinching for Ottawa.
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Mesa High lineman Richardson commits to Utah
Mesa High senior Mike Richardson, a 6 foot 4, 220 pound two way starter at guard and linebacker, orally commits to the University of Utah after a visit. Coach Bill McKane notes versatility for use at linebacker or on the line as Richardson eyes Utah over Oregon State.
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Montana Magic Drives Phoenix into NFC Title Duel
The Cardinals surge after quarterback Joe Montana lifts Phoenix to five wins in six games. He directs comebacks against Dallas and Minnesota while Montana’s legend spreads to Arizona, fueling Cardinal Fever as they edge toward the NFC Championship versus San Francisco. Tim McDonald notes his desire to stay with Phoenix.
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NHL Scoreboard Highlights From Evening Schedule
Summary of multiple NHL games with first period goals from New York and St Louis, plus Edmonton Ottawa clash and Los Angeles Dallas result. Notable scorers include Karpovtsev Nemchinov Lowe Gartner Weight Turgeon Daigle Weight McPhee Robitaille Gretzky and others. Attendance listed as 18,200 and 10,410.
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Phoenix and Salt Lake Faceoff In High Scoring Hockey Game
Phoenix and Salt Lake traded goals through all periods in a 42 goal thriller. Key scorers included Palffy and Vesey for Phoenix and Olsen and Taylor for Salt Lake, with Milwaukees goaltending and Drapers saves shaping the outcome. Referee Don Adam oversaw the action as 3,423 fans watched.
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