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THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1992 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SPORTS 7D HORSE RACING PRO HOCKEY FAIRMOUNT PARK THOROUGHBRED RACING Despite Injured Wrist, Hedican Expected To Be Ready For Finale Graded Entries By John Scully (TONIGHT) (7:30 P.M.) START was a consistent factor last year; B'S SILVER STREAK will be closing In the stretch EIGHTH 1 mile, $4,000 claiming, purse $3,800 PP Horse Jockey '92 Record Odd FIRST 5 furlongs, $3,000 claiming, purse $3,000 PP Horse Jockey 92 Record Odd BLUES NOTEBOOK 1-0-0-1 1-0-1-0 1-0-0-0 1-0-0-0 4-1 8-5 2-1 8-1 Price Gall Woodley Bielby Edler A Wish For Jamie 6 DollieM 1 Natalya M. 5 Kabella 2. Disinformation 5- 2 3-1 6- 1 5- 1 6- 1 6-1-1-0 5-1-0-2 2- 0-0-0 3- 00 1-00 3-0-0-0 15-1 Stonewash East Royalty Coco Beau Ridenour Trevlan Andawal Thomas 0-0-0-0 30-1 Gall Woodley Price Norwood Thomaa Gale Hollowoa 4 Kathe Princess 4-1-0-0 12- 5-00 20-1 C. B.

a Hunter Cooterneck 5 Espada Wells 1-0-0-1 7-2 7 Milque Toast Price 1-0-0-0 5-1 18Cant Stop Loving Hollowoa 2-0-0-0 15-1 3 Miner's Pleasure Rettele 1-0-0-0 30-1 WAKE UP LOOP much Improved in only start in 92 as compared to last year; NAMAARKON was a close 3rd as favorite in last; WEST KY. BREEZE races at Tampa weren't that much, but his efforts here last year were good FIFTH 5 12 furlongs, maiden, purse $4,400 PP Horse Jockey '92 Record Odd 7 Darkmar Woodley 0-0-0-0 9-2 3 Ack American Gall 2-0-1-0 2-1 1 Restless Banker Kurek 0-0-0-0 4-1 4 Midwest Magie Rettele 0-0-0-0 5-1 9 M. Said Oh No Price 1-0-0-0 15-1 2 SiHlingPete Becker 0-0-0-0 20-1 9 Sir Willian Deane Thomas 0-0-0-0 30-1 DARKMAR working splendidly for '92 debut; ACK AMERICAN missed In photo on 4-7; RESTLESS BANKER races last season would put him right there SIXTH 5 12 furlongs. $3,000 claiming, purse $2,600 PP Horse Jockey '92 Record Odds James 1-0-H 20-1 off a good 2nd In Kentucky; has been racing wen in COCO BEAU appears to be STONEWASH comes EAST ROYALTY elso comes from far back; coming into top shspe NINTH 5 12 furlongs, allowance, purse $6,000 PP Horse Jockey '92 Record Odds A WISH FOR JAMIE good effort In '92 debut, will be Improving; DOLLIEM never runs a bad race; NATALYA M. good speed, Is rarely tar oft of it SECOND 5 12 furlongs, $5,000 maiden-claiming, purse $3,000 PP Horse Jockey '92 Record Odda 1 Hot Java Woodley 2-0-0-0 71 2 Tommies Double Gall 3-0-0-0 6-5 4, Marcia's Big Boy Norwood 0-0-0-0 4-1 7 Pleasing the Greek Sanchez 4-0-0-0 5-1 6 Gayo'Veck Ball 3-0-0-0 8-1 3 Silent Strings Durham 1-0-0-0 15-1 5 FliteKadet Gale 3-0-0-0 10-1 HOT JAVA good chance to lead every step; TOMMIES DOUBLE been coming close at Sportsmans Park, figures to be the one to beat now; MARCIA'S BIG BOY races last year showed promise 6 12 furlongs, allowance, purse $5,000 PP Horse Jockey '92 Record Odd 1-1-0-0 3-5 1-0-0-1 4-1 1-0-0-0 6-1 1-00 5-1 By Tom Wheatley Of the Post-Dispatch Staff The Blues, back to bealtb for the first time in seven weeks, almost had a relapse Wednesday.

Near the end of practice at Brentwood, rookie defense-man Bret Hedican jammed his hand against the boards. Precautionary X-rays were taken on the injured wrist They showed no fracture, and coach Brian Sutter expects Hedican to be ready for tonight's regular-season finale with Minnesota at The Arena. Hedican had scored his first National Hockey League goal and first NHL point on an empty-netter the night before in a 5-3 victory over Chicago. Defenseman Garth Butcher skated hard for the entire practice. He has missed 11 games since suffering a broken foot March 7.

"Medically, he's clear and sound," trainer Mike Folga said. "Now it's just a matter of conditioning and getting his movements down on the ice. He's ready whenever Brian wants to use him." The only player not skating Wednesday was center Craig Janney, who arrived after practice for Sutter's pre-playoffs team meeting. "He has some aches and pains," Sutter said, "so we just sat him out." He also sat out Janney for much of the second period against Chicago, with Ron Sutter centering wingers Brett Hull and Brendan Shanahan. "It was just for two or three Zuppardo Princess Erins Fergle Jeridowny Amda Meki Flash Wave Gall Gale Bielby Norwood Sanchez Rettele 0-0-0-0 10-1 0-00 20-1 6- 5 7- 2 4-1 1-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 1 Whimsy Ways Woodley 7 Tudor's Kara James 6 Shawneehollar Love Ball Singer's Honey ZUPPARDO PRINCESS too much speed for these; ERINS FERGIE held excellent form in Cleveland last 4 Lady Jenny Norwood Sanchez 1-0-0-0 12-1 1-0-0-0 8-1 1- 0-0-0 30-1 2- 0-0-0 30-1 3 Caramel Cookie 2 Pink Tofu Durham Wells Misty Avenue 3-1 9-2 5-1 5- 2 6- 1 8-1 3-1-0-0 1-0-0-1 1-0-1-0 3-0-1-0 3-0-0-0 1-1-0-0 1-0-0-0 WHIMSY WAYS race under her belt has this one ready to win; TUDOR'S KARA now 1 1 years old, but atill has some zip left In her legs; SHAWNEEHOLLAR LOVE likes a longer distance, but has enough speed to contend Princely Grant Woodley Kickinupdust Wells 6 Lisa Dan Gall A.

Singerlfic Bielby 5 Golden Paudle Edler 3 Bless The Grey Kurek 1 Hlghlane Mischief Hundley 2 Ftaniamin Park Rattela 12-1 10-1 0-0-0-0 SEVENTH PP Horse -5 12 furlongs, $3,000 claiming, purse Jockey '92 Record Odda TRINCELY GRANT sharp win In breaking maiden on year, but couldn't run with top one in first start of the year: JERIDOWNY liked this one last season, could surprise here TENTH 5 12 furlongs, $5,000 claiming, purse $3,200 PP Horse Jockey '92 Record Odda 6 Suzitu Gaie 11-0 ifi 7 Awesome Charger Feliciano 0-0-0-0 4-1 2 Becky's Castle Price 5-1-0-1 7-2 3 Cheap Gin Ball 1-00 20-1 4 From The Shadows Bielby 2-10 6-1 5 Queens Dilemma Hundley 0-0-0-0 6-1 1 Cherokee Maiden Wells 1-0-0-0 15-1 6 This Time Woodley 1-0-0-0 30-1 SUZITU put in a fine effort to be 2nd in only try this season, wire to wire now; AWESOME CHARGER must be considered a threat oft last seasons record; BECKY'S CASTLE been racing well at Beulah Park BEST BET Zuppardo Princess (9th) LONGSHOT Wake Up Loop (4th) opening nignt; kickinupdust strong late runner could get up; LISA'S DAN ran a big 2nd in only start this year, faces a bit better now FOURTH 5 12 furlongs, $5,000 maiden-claiming, purse $3,000 PP Horse Jockey '92 Record Odda 3 Foratag Feliciano 0-0-0-0 6-5 7 At The Start Gall 0-0-0-0 4-1 5 Silver Streak Rettele 1-0-0-0 6-1 1 Breeze Streak Wells 10-0 12-1 2 Best of Glad Woodley 1-0-0-0 15-1 4 Ultimate Joy Gale 7-0-0-2 10-1 6 Model Lad Price 1-00 30-1 FORATAG sizable class drop for this former handicap atar makes him the one to beat In his '92 debut; AT THE 1-0-1-0 6-1 5-0-0-1 6-2 4-0-0-1 8-1 Woodley Sanchez Gall .4. Wake Up Loop i Namaarkon 6 West Ky. Breeze 11.60 18.60 1 Cool Dude 2 Turn Musical Norwood 8-W Bielby 9 TUESDAY, CLEAR AND FAST FIRST RACE 5Vi furlongs maidens purse $5,500 PRINCE OF WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Pis OF GA y-NY Rangers 49 24 5 103 312 241 k-Washington 45 26 98 329 271 x-New Jersey 38 30 11 87 289 252 x-Pittsburgh 38 31 9 85 338 300 NY Islanders 33 35 11 77 284 299 Philadelphia 32 36 11 75 249 269 Adams Pts GF GA Time 23.3 49.4 1:02.4 7 Sorcer (Gall) 10.60 5.00 3.00 8 Ruler Said Yes (Price) 3.20 2.40 9 Jimmy In Tune (Gale) 4.20 $2.00 Exocta (7-8) paid $35.60: EIGHTH RACE 5Vi furlongs allowance purse $5,600 PPHorse Jockey Finish OddsJl FOURTH RACE 5V4 furlongs maidens purse $5,500, 4 Splash Of Silver Gall 1-7 .40 7 Plum Shocko Blue Woodley 2-3 10.90 5 Private Mine Sanchez 3-1 4.40 3 Cardinal's Brlce Gale 4-414 10.10 6 Shawnster Edler 5-1 19.30 2 Hugh Be Do Be Doo Rettele 6-17 8.50 1 BroekinoRood Gondron 7 51.80 Time 23.2 49.2 1:08.4 4 Splash Of Silver (Gall) 2.80 2.40 2.10 7 Plum Shocko Blue (Woodlev) 4.40 3.00 5 Private Mine (Sanchez) 2.80 $2.00 Qulnello (4-7) paid $14.80: FIFTH RACE 5 12 furlongs claiming purse $3,000 1 Music Man Gall 1-3V4 .80 2 Wake Up Ike Woodley 2-3 9.90 4 Master Calliope Edler 3-2 22.20 5 Trainer's Excuse Rettele 4-10 2.00 3 Joe Ball 5-1' 16.40 7 MalorDuke Gondron 6-13 5.70 6 Golden Mel Wells 7 46.10 41 28 10 92 263 203 36 32 11 83 266 271 31 36 12 74 286 295 25 41 13 63 243 280 y-Montreal x-Boston x-Buffalo x-Hartford Quebec 6 Erica Thor 7 PelanSong 3 Pyrite Delight 4 Dad's Tootsie 5 Cathy's Charm 2 Pedegogv 1 Which Switch Gall 1-no Bielbv 2-4V Norwood 3-2V4 Woodlev 4-2Vi Price 5-7 Feliciano 6-1V4 James 7 3.30 .90 6.80 7.30 6.80 22.40 14.60 19 48 12 50 251 315 CLARENCE CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Time 23.1 49.3 1:09.3 '1 Music Man (Gall) ,2 Wake Up Ike (Woodley) 4 Master Calliope (Edler) Time 23.1 48.4 1:08 Pts GF GA Norrii 3.60 3 00 2.40 6.20 3.80 8.60: 6 Erica Thor (Gall) 8.60 3.20 2.40 7 Pelan Song (Bielby) 2.80 2.20 140 3 Pyrite Delight (Norwood) $2.00 Exocta (6-7) paid $16.60: 43 25 12 98 320 256 36 29 15 87 257 236 35 33 11 81 274 263 32 41 6 70 243 273 29 43 7 65 230 292 x-Chicago i-Blues x-Minnesota Toronto 3 Broke Bielby 1-hd 12.90 7 Billy Dale Gale 2-5 2.80 10 Come A Humming Rettele 3-3V4 4.80 4 GoJ.W. Gall 4-no 4.80 1 Prince Rea Hundley 5-2 12.70 6 Joshua's Lad Woodlev 6-Vi 3.40 5 Trofeo Price 7-hd 5.40 9 Friend Lou Jomes 8-1 44.90 2 Midwest Cowpoke Wells 9-2 20.00 1 One For The Belle Sanchez 10 39.40 NINTH RACE 5Vi furlongs allowance purse $7,800 Smythe Pts GF GA 42 26 11 95 281 246 35 31 14 84 287 296 man), 12:41. 10, Minnesota, Ramage 4 Elik, Bellows), 15:05 (pp 11, Detroit, Yzerman 45, 19:19 (sh-en).

Penalties Konstantinov, Det (slashing), Gagner, Min (slashing), Chiasson, det (roughing), Gallant, Det, minor-misconduct (slashing), Churla, Min, minor-major-game misconduct (roughing, slashing), Lid-Strom, Det (high-sticking), Pri-meau, Det (unsportsmanlike conduct), Ludwig, Min (unsportsmanlike conduct), 1 1 17; Crowder, Det (interference), Chiasson, Det (roughing), Ke Miller, Det, misconduct, Smith, Min (roughing), Chiasson, Det (high-sticking), Primeau, Det, double minor (roughing), Cheveidae, Det, served by Carson (leaving crease), Gavin, Min (roughing), Gagner, Min, double minor (roughing), Wakaluk, Min, served by Ki. Miller (delay of game), Crowder, Det (roughing), 19:54. Shots on goal Detroit 11-9-1 030. Minnesota B-14-18 40. Power-play Opportunities Detroit 0 of Minnesota 3 of 7.

Goalies Detroit, Cheveidae, 38-23-9 40 shots-36 saves). Minnesota, Wakaluk, 13-18-1 (29-23). Referee Ron Hoggarth. Linesmen Gord Broseker, Dan Schachte. NORDIQUES 7, SABRES 3 Buffalo 1 1 1-3 Quebec 1 4 27 First Period 1, Buffalo, LaFontaine 44 (Hawerchuk), 8:01 (pp).

2, Quebec, Sakic 26 (Paslawski, Hough), 11:49 (pp). Penalties Twist, Que (roughing), Carney, Buf (holding), La-Fontaine, Buf (holding), Ka-mensky, Que (interference), 13:13. Second Period 3, Quebec, Paslawski 26 (Leschyshyn, Sakic), 4:02 (pp). 4, Quebec, Leschyshyn 5 (Ka-mensky, Tonelli), 5:11 (pp). 5, Quebec, Sakic 27, 5:23.

6, Buffalo, LaFontaine 45 (Hawerchuk), 18:02 (pp). 7, Quebec, Rucinsky 1 (Raglan, Leschyshyn), 18:36. Penalties-Tinn, Que (tripping), Ray, Buf (charging), Andrey-chuk, Buf (hooking), Finn, Que y-Vancouver x-L. Angeles x-Edmonton 6 Oil To Reason Bielbv 1-hd 2.00 2 Miller's Return Gall 2-2V 1.00 7 Mr. Carvel Woodlev 3-nk 4.70 1 Nooo Problema Norwood 4-1 8.50 3 Tastv Flame James 5-nk 22.60 4 Wily Lad Sanchez 6-2 37.40 5 Yesbwona Feliciano 7 15.10 36 34 10 82 295 297 15 79 246 241 SECOND RACE 5 furlongs claiming purse $Z600 4 Christopher Rav Gale 1-hd 540 8 Clear For Take Off Woodlev 2-y4 2.60 1 Our Bonner Sanchez 3-4 2.00 3 Zamboui Ball 4-nk 12.70 6 North Bergen Edler 5-2V.

51.20 2 La Cledes Landing 6-2 11.90 5 Mr. Valentine Gondron 7-no 10.10 7 Bold Alert Norwood 8-2V 5.60 9 Pappo's Fuzzbuster 9 22.50 Time 22.4 48.4 1:02.3 4 Christopher Ray (Gale) 12.80 5.40 3.40 8 Clear For Take Off (Woodlev) 4.00 2 40 1 Our Banner (Sanchez) 2.60 $2.00 Daily Double (1-4) paid $21.00 $2.00 Exocta (4-8) paid $25.60: THIRD RACE 5 furlongs maiden claiming purse SZ600 Time 23 48 1:08 3 Broke (Bielbv) 27.80 11.80 7.60 7 Billy Dale (Gale) 4.60 3.00 10 Come A Humming (Rettele) 4.00 $2.00 Exocta (3-7) paid $132.40 $2.00 Trifecta (3-7-10) paid $527.00: x-Winnipeg 32 32 Calgary 30 37 11 71 288 298 5 39 213 350 17 56 san jose y-won division title; x-clinched playoff SIXTH RACE 5Vi furlongs claiming purse $3,400 Time 22.4 47.2 1:06.4 6 Oil To Reason (Bielby) 6.00 3.20 2.20 2 Miller's Return (Gall) 2.80 2.10 7 Mr. Carvel (Woodlev) 2.20 $2.00 Exocta (6-2) paid $12.80: TENTH RACE 5 furlongs claiming purse $3,600 5 Gloriport Woodlev 1-no 2.30 4 Sarcastic Manner Gall 2-Vi 7.30 6 Stage Door Ann Edler 3-3V4 4.00 Iron Maid Rettele 4-6 2.50 2 Third Degree Gondron 5-no 16.30 3 Net Sticks Bielbv 6-614 3.60 1 I'm A Streaker Feliciano 7 20.90 Time 23.3 49 1:09.1 10 Le Candyman Wells 1-5 6.30 5 Skateboarder Edler 2-1 10.30 4 Hillbilly Star Gall '3-3 2.30 9 Kool Irishman Price 4-1 13.40 8 Yukon Sunset Norwood 5-V4 31.80 1 O.G. Hector James Mi 14.20 6 Baritone Bubba Rettele 7-1 4.40 7 Run Away Streak Sanchez 8-1 11.90 3 lOPIentv Woodlev 9-3 6.10 2 National Tanthem Kurek 10 7.00 'disqualified placed 4th 5 Gloriport (Woodley) 6.60 4.00 2.60 8 Calimo Gall 1-1 1.80 7 Hail The Star Norwood 2-3 6.80 3 Ralph's Boy Woodlev 3-'A 2.00 5 MuttlngBov Gale 4-3 4.20 4 All The Cash Retana 5-nk 27.10 Jimmyannu Hollowoa 6- 58.00 2 JaggarooJim Hundley 7-6 29.60 6 Shawneehollar Lea Rettele 8-1 16.90 9 lllflyatdawn Campos 9-nk 55.70 1 SwinginMan Bielby 10 16.90 6.80 3.40 2.60 4 Sarcastic Manner (Gall) 6 Stage Door Ann (Edler) $2.00 Exocta (5-4) paid $37.00: SEVENTH RACE 5 furlongs claiming purse $2,600 7 Sorcer Gall 1-V4 4.30 8 Ruler Said Yes Price 2-V4 1.50 9 Jimmy In Tune Gale 3-1 12.80 5 Real Plastic Sanchez 4-4 25.80 6 Underscored Ball 5-hd 9.80 3 YouGest Woodlev 6-1 1760 4 Shocking Ryder Feliciano 7-514 2.80 Time 23.4 50 1:03.4 eColmino(Gall) 5.60 4.00 2.80 7 Hail The Star (Norwood) 5.60 3.60 3 Ralph's Bov (Woodlev) 2.80 $2.00 Exacta (8-7) paid $22.20 $2.00 Trifecta (8-7-3) paid $55.00: Time 23.3 49 1:01.4 10 Le Candyman (Wells) 14.60 10.20 8.00 5 Skateboarder (Edler) 14.80 10.20 9 Kool Irishman (Price) 7.20 $2.00 Trifecta (10-5-9) paid $3,074.20 Attendance: 2,876 Handle: $283,724 high-sticking), Hough, Que slashing), Finn, Que (holding), 7:08: Ttaroa. Que (hiah-stickina SPORTSMAN'S PARK THOROUGHBRED RACING oertn.

WEDNESDAY'S GAMES Boston at Montreal, night Hartford at Philadelphia, night Quebec at Buffalo, night New Jersey at NY Islanders, night NY Rangers at Toronto, night Washington at Pittsburgh, night Calgary at San Jose, night TUESDAY'S RESULTS Blues 5, Chicago 3 Quebec 7, Buffalo 3 Detroit 7, Minnesota 4 Winnipeg 6, Edmonton 2 Vancouver 3, Los Angeles 2 TODAY'S GAMES (St. Louis Times) Minnesota at St. Louis, 7:35 p.m. Pittsburgh at NY Rangers, 6:35 p.m. Winnipeg at San Jose, 9:35 p.m.

Calgary at Vancouver, 9:35 p.m. (END OF REGULAR SEASON) TUESDAY'S RESULTS JETS 6, OILERS 2 Winnipeg 0 4 26 Edmonton 0 1 12 First Period None. Penalties Manson, Edm (cross-checking), Davydov, Win (high-sticking), Lalor, Win (holding), 19:10. Second Period 1, Winnipeg, Ulanov 2 (Steen, Olczyk), 1:29. 2, Winnipeg, Evans 7 (Eagles, Hartman), 6:12.

3, Winnipeg, Broten 3 (Murray), 7:31 4, Edmonton, Damphousse 38 (Nlcholls, Glynn), 9:26 (pp). 5, Winnipeg, Borsato 15 (Elynuik, Housley), 10 35. Penalties Hawgood, Edm (cross-checking), Cronin, Win, double minor (hooking, delay of game), Man-son, Earn, major-game misconduct (spearing), Buchberger, Edm (slashing), MacTavish, Edm, minor-misconduct-game misconduct-gross misconduct (unsportsmanlike conduct). 2000. Third Period 6.

Winnipeg. Davydov 4 (Olczyk, Housley), 5:32 (pp). 7, Edmonton, Semenov 20 (Buchberger, Hawgood). 7:52. 8, Winnipeg, Eagles 7 (Evans, Hartman).

10:15. Penalties SEVENTH RACE $6,300, claiming, 3 y.o. and up, 1 mile. Sharp Whltny 116 Hnygtsthmny 116 Top Runner 121 Truly Tulle 116 BigBrwnEys 116 Swift Dancer 118 DncLdyDncr 121 SunvsDynmt 116 EIGHTH RACE $6,300, Claiming, 4 TheosMachln 114 ALittleMuck 114 Tarnished HI 116 $1,400, claiming, 4 furlongs. Whatusaytid 113 Tr TrmngMm 113 EternolyFms 113 Keep Fit 113 Little JoAnn 121 Liberty Bart 113 Man SheRan 108 DarlasCharg 122 Stooges Three 114 Three Bov 116 Wall OfSilenc 116 SECOND RACE -maidens 3 and 4 y.o.

Littlrdrydrhd 113 Makarra 113 Rachels Hony 113 Meadow Reng 113 Goon Goggles 113 FolsomComt 113 Hopyiysndfr 121 Fetch Gold 113 y.o. and up, 1 mile. 122 Dr. Smudge 122 Speedy Mr. shifts," Brian Sutter said.

"Craig was sucking wind a little bit." Lack of conditioning was said to be one reason the Boston Bruins gave up on Janney and traded him to the Blues, where he has played exceptionally. Sutter, though, did not give Janney the day off Wednesday to soothe his aches and pains. "He was doing off-ice conditioning," Folga said. Fans and reporters were buzzing about rookie Nelson Emerson's winning goal against Chicago. Emerson the puck half the length of the ice then eluded mobile defenseman Frantisek Kucera with a 360-degree spin.

After coming full circle In the slot, Emerson banged the puck off a skate and past goalie Ed Belfour. That move conjured visions of Denis Savard, but Emerson quickly did another 360 away from that comparison. "I'd like to be as creative as I can," said Emerson, a natural center who is playing wing. "But in games sometimes, if you screw up you find yourself on the bench. A lot of times, the simple play Is the best play." Emerson played at Bowling Green during rookie Denny Felsner's first two years at Michigan.

The teams were powers in the Central Collegiate Hockey Association, but the new Blues teammates rarely played head to head. "He got shadowed," Felsner said. "That's the guy we tried to kill. I never saw too much of him on the A Nothing Game? For 'Hawks, Yes; Not For The Blues By Tom Wheatley Of the Post-Dispatch Staff A meaningless game? To the Chicago Blackhawks, yes. With their standing set, they are treating this poststrike, preplayoff week like the opening of training camp.

To the Blues, no. They treated their 5-3 victory Tuesday night at The Arena like a turf war, setting the tone for their upcoming playoff series against the Blackhawks, which opens Saturday in Chicago. To the fans, a loud no. A crowd of 16,181 showed up, including 123 standees. The 2,015 no-shows included Chicago fans who bought tickets for the originally scheduled weekend game, but could not attend the makeup game on a weeknight The Blues end the regular season here Thursday against Minnesota, then open the playoffs Saturday in Chicago.

"It was a confidence booster," Blues coach Brian Sutter said. "It was important, eh, to get some momentum," Blues center Bob Bassen said. "We used it as a game just to get ready for Saturday," said Nelson Emerson, who scored the winning goaL "But it's playoff hockey. And it's Important that we played well for the fans. "We've had a lot of ups and valleys to the season, lot of controversy.

We stuck with it, and they stuck with it. You look around the league after the strike, and a lot of fans haven't been showing up. I think our fans know why we were striking, and I think they supported us." Some Blues, like interim captain Brett Hull, downplayed the significance of a game that had no tangible effect on the course of NHL evolution. "It's not that big a deal," said Hull, who scored his 69th goal of the season. "It's just another game to get warmed up for the playoffs.

All Blues-Chicago games are "Take it any way you want. I've been off forever with a back injury and the strike, and everyone else has been off for 10 days. I'd have rather jumped into the playoffs right away. The season's long enough. What do we have to play these games for?" Maybe for morale.

This victory left the Blues with a 3-4-1 record in the season series with Chicago. Along with Emerson and Hull, Brendan Shanahan, Rich Sutter and Bret Hedican also scored for the Blues. The Blues trailed three times in the game, but each time came back to tie. Then Emerson gave the Blues their first lead, early in the third period on dazzling individual play. He gained control of a loose puck at center ice, dashed down the right wing, put a spin move on defenseman Frantisek Kucera in the slot and banked a shot off a skate and past goalie Ed Belfour.

Hedican's goal, his first in the NHL, was an empty-rietter with 24 seconds left. Chicago, meanwhile, got two goals from defenseman Steve Smith and another from hands-of-stone enforcer Stu Grimson. "I thought the guys' minds were definitely on Saturday's game," Smith said. "We took it a little lightly." The Blues, with speedy rookies Emerson, Hedican and Denny Felsner in the lineup, skated away from their usual bump-and-grind style. More precisely, they had less grind but plenty of bump.

But before the Blues could start rattling their sabers, the Blackhawks already had a 1-0 lead. Just 11 seconds into the game, Smith beat goalie Guy Hebert from the left point. Brent Sutter had won the draw in the left circle from Craig Janney. The Blues do not keep records on the fastest goal against them from the start of a game. This one was quick enough to be devastating, but the Blues wasted little time shaking the cobwebs out.

They took four penalties in the next 2 12 minutes. The 'Hawks, playing without suspended Mike Peluso (who has 408 penalty minutes), got into the swing of things quickly enough themselves. By the end of the first period, referee Rob Shick had called 13 penalties totaling 42 minutes and seven power plays. The Blues had four power plays in the first 20 minutes and the Blackhawks three including a two-man advantage for 81 seconds. But neither team scored with the manpower advangtages.

Things were slightly more rational after that, until late in the game. Smith and Stephan Quintal punctuated the evening with a spirited scrap with just 15 seconds to play, while Chicago's Chris Chelios drew a game misconduct. "That's typical of our games with them," Rich Sutter said. "I was kind of happy it was. To be honest with you, I felt great out there." Brian Sutter gave No.

1 goalie Curtis Joseph and veteran defenseman Curt Giles the night off. Otherwise, the Blues treated their 79th game of the season like the first game of an eight-game playoff series. "If that's their approach, that's fine with us if indeed that's true," Chicago coach Mike Keenan said before the game. "Everyone approaches this week a little differently." Keenan's approach was geared to conditioning after ihe players two-week layoff. On Sunday morning, before their first game back from the strike, Keenan skated his players hard for an hour.

On Monday he held two practices, starting at Chicago Stadium and then moving to a local university rink when the Stadium ice had to be covered for a Bulls basketball game. The Blackhawks did not fly to St. Louis until Tuesday morning, then skated for a hard 45 minutes instead of the usually placid day-of-the game skate. After a day off today, Keenan planned two more practices Thursday In preparation for the playoff opener Saturday in Chicago. Tuesday's game was the season finale for Chicago, which finished second In the Norris with 87 points.

The 'Hawks are six points ahead of the Blues. 122 Korupsi 122 122 Radiant Sky 122 122 Wilding 122 Live HUP BoldLibertin Charles NitOt 19:40. Third Period 8, Buffalo, Mogilny 37 (LaFontaine, Hawerchuk), 3:44 (pp). 9, Quebec, Sakic 28 (Nolan, Kamensky), 6:49 (pp). 10, Quebec, Sakic 29 (Nolan, Hougn), 16:18 (pp).

Penalties Twist. Que (high-sticking), Svoboda, Buf (cross-checking), 5:01 Malarchuk, Buf, served by Andreychuk (roughing), Twist, Que, double minor-misconduct (roughing), Malarchuk, Buf, served by Andreychuk (interference), Ray, Buf (roughing), Mar-cinyshyn, Que (roughing), Carney, Buf (tripping), Bodger, Buf (roughing), 1809, Raglan, Que, double minor-misconduct (roughing, interference), 18:09. Shots on goal Buffalo 7-16-15 38. Quebec 7-11-725. Power-play Opportunities Buffalo 3 of 10; Quebec 5 of 7.

Goalies Buffalo, Malarchuk, 10-13-3 (25 shots-18 saves). Quebec, Fiset, 7-10-2 (38-35). A 14,595. Referee Lance Roberts. Linesmen Ron Asselstine, Ray Scapinello.

NINTH RACE 124,200, allowance, 3 y.o. and up, 1 mile. Kauaianeuv 117 Bustopner THIRD ,300, claiming, 4 y.o. 117 o-lmADIrShr Fleet Comnd Results (WEDNESDAY) (Cloudy and Sloppy i FIRST RACE 6f) Deconcerter (Ruhge) 15.20. 6.80, 5.00; Tough Nite's Kon (Diaz) 5.40, 3.80; Gina Maria Medici (Schaefer) 5.80.

Time 1:1315. Perfecta (6-1) paid $80.20. SECOND RACE (6f) Corporate Undrtaker (Ruhge) 15.80, 4.80, 3.40; Vicious Victor (Diaz) 2.80. 2.40; Revok-able Due (Baird) 3.80. Time 1:1315.

Scratched Pill Shooter, Complete Form, Pinned And Ready. Ever Rascal, Words And Promises, Beau Larry, Brazen Baby. Daily Double (6-3) paid $107.60. Consolation Double (6-1) paid $20.00. Perfecta (3-9) paid $37.00.

THIRD RACE (1m) Good Morning Bill (Torres) 10.40. 4.80, 3.60; Pinetree Pleasure (Bourque) 3 60, 3.00; Loca Cola (Schaefer) 3.60. Time 1:4115. Scratched Alyrab, Think Clever, Doctor Gwvnoid. Perfecta (10-6) paid $35.80.

Trifecta (10 6-91 paid $220.60. 108 113 112 117 113 Mighty Mugss 122 London Loner 122 113 NewBurnside 117 Wellshowem 117 a-ThPprmnK 117 and up, furlongs. Cool YrTmpr 117 Au Nugget 122 BJ.sMoc 122 Rangers Wish 122 Mr. Feisty 122 My PalDad Duskvs Storm An ActiveBck Rare Charter o-Entry. Classy Red Perfecta (7-1) paid $54.60.

Trifecta (7-1-10) paid $277.00. SIXTH RACE (6f) What A Romeo iSilva) 5.40, 2.80, 2.40; Casa Saca Guidry) 3.00, 2.40; Scuppernong (Rivera) 3.00. Time 1:1035. Perfecta (1-3) $13.80. Pic 3 (5-7-1) paid $467.80.

SEVENTH RACE (61) Beauty-Moon (Guidry) 7.20, 3.80, 3.20; Quavina (Torres) 8.00, 6.20; Brass Sass Time 1:12 15. Perfecta (2-1) paid $69.80. Trifecta (2-1-7) paid $458.00. EIGHTH RACE (611 Silent Witness (Rivera) 7.00, 4.80, 3 80; I Loved Lucy (Diaz) 8.60, 7.00; Mystery Zipper (Mar-quez) 6.00. Time 1:1225.

Perfecta (4-1) paid $85.60. NINTH RACE (1m) Casa Lupe Boy (Guidry) 7.00, 4 80, 3.80; Optioneer (Frazier) 8 60, 7.00: Retrocresto (Wolf) 6 00. Time 1:12 15. Scratched Rippin Cord, Radiant Sky. Perfecta (9-6) paid $28.80.

Trifecta (9-6-2) paid $234.20. Late Double (4-9) paid $15.00. Consolation Late Double (4-1) paid $5.80. Late Pick Three (2-4-1-9) paid $74.80. Pick Nine (6-3-10-5-7-1-2-4-9).

No Winners. 7 Wins paid $3,009.00. Carryover $420,512.01. Attendance Handle $1,998,351.00. 122 122 Dusty Appeal Enchanted Cs 117 Selections FOURTH RACE $17,360, moldeni 3 y.o, 1 mile.

Turkey Lover 120 Brazen Boby 120 Doctors Advic 120 Mighty Lobo 120 Wild Intent 120 K. Thomas 120 Diggers Luck 120 Fly By You 120 Shine MvBckl 120 Maxwell Start 120 Silent Banner 120 Elegant Spy 120 Cactus Tea 120 FIFTH RACE $5,300, claiming, 4 y.o. and up, furlongs. Laior, win inooKingi. sa, iiKunwi, Edm (holding), Tikkanen, tarn (slashina).

18:05 1 10-12-9- snots on goal winni FOURTH RACE (6f) Petty Crime Van, shnrtAlv (Diaz) 22 60, 5.20. 3.00: Fun Town IV? Judge Tom 114 Terror Train 119 Your BestBet 109 SCOREBOARD Pittsburgh at New York Rangers. The Rangers, tuning up for the playoffs, end the season at home against the defend- ing Stanley Cup champions. STATS Edmonton finished the season with eight 20-goal scorers, tying a club record, though the Oilers hadno 40-goal men. St.

Louis' Brendan Shanahan By The Associated Press 1- Tarnished Halo, Wall Of Silence, A little Muck. 2- Makarra, Happviovousandfree Fetch Gold. 3- London Lancer, Mighty Mu-gasses, Dusty Appeal. 4- Shine My Buckle, Mighty Lobo, Digger Luck. 5- Terror Train, Maximum Muscle, Kohanie.

6- Gato Del Noche, Seventeen Black, So Engaging. 7- Top Runner, Dance Ladv Dancer, Honeygetthemoney. 8- Live It Up, Speedv Wilding. 9- Bustopher, Mv Pal Dad, Dusky's Storm. Best bet-Makarro.

Guidry) 3.00. 2.46; Full Of Dooba (Sif-va)3 40. Time 1:11 45. Perfecta (5-4) paid $60.40. FIFTH RACE 16ft Waders (Torres) Kohanie 114MoxmmMscl 114 114 Kat City 114 114 PowerlesYkn 114 $21000, allowance, 3 CaldecksTab Zee AwySwft SIXTH RACE y.o-1 mile.

Lovable Lesli 4.40, 3.40, 2 80; Rossi Fighter (Mar- Pntrioe 70n a n- Mice Siiuo (Hariri "'IHICa 116 Stolen Glance 119 119 Seventen Blck 116 Quiz Kid 4.80. Time 1 45. Scratched Do You Take Cash, Mschasdmataz, Ever-yinchaprincess. Classy Chocolate, Moon Mission, Miss Bethalto. (TODAY) POST TIME, 1P.M.

FIRST RACE $23,700, claiming, 4 y.o. and up, 11 14 mile. GatoDelNoch 119 Meissa 114 So Engaging 114 Leaping Lea 114 OAKLAWN PARK THOROUGHBRED RACING PrfectLaddie 118 SharpCaro 118 Cmbr's Verdi 118 Frat Rat 117 Idtectocharge 111 Canhebe 113 Turning Force 113 Mdno Express 111 THIRD RACE $7,700, claiming, maid 111 Rn With Rhyt 121 116 Rlsta 116 116 Bellaslew 121 116 Mystical Mold 116 121 4 y.o. and up, Cherokee Vail Zealous South Fit Dancer Trio Dancer Explsv Silenc NINTH RACE furlongs. ens 3 y.o.

6 furlongs. Drmfc Legend 116 Vlld Lawman LmOuttaHer 116 Lobogo ShwRinomast 120 Royal Fiasco Count Fleet Sprint Handicap aSix Speed 110 Potentiality GravSlewpy 117 Cash Road Parade Man 1 16 Bok By Dawn 116 116 116 120 116 116 111 116 aZigN'Zag Bingey 114 HdnTomoha 114 BbbaMenkus Bossie 116 Segment 109 Lostforever 116 TxsBowlO' 116 EVasive Lea Frngwn's Ave Bidder Better FOURTH RACE $7,800, claiming, 4 v.o. and uo, 6 furlongs. o-Entry. TENTH RACE $18,000, claiming, 3 y.o.

1 mile. NvrSpeaklng 113 AutumnKing 119 Noble Accord 111 Gt The Signal 113 Little Horrid 112 Prince Rullah 122 SnrComanda 116 Ring Dealer 109 Prspctng Gold 116 Royal Crisis 113 Dance Pac 120 Irn County La Exacta (2-5) paid $44.20. EIGHTH RACE (if) Albert First (Gomez) 14.60, 4.80, 2.60; Tricky Fun (Day) 3.20, 2.20; Develyn (Guillory) 2.60. Time 45. Exacta (6-3) paid $35.00.

Classix (10-7-3-4-2-6). No Winners. 5 Wins paid $1,621.00. (6 tickets). Carryover $29,180.63.

NINTH RACE (61) Pi Phi Hi (Kutz) 26.60, 13.20, 5.20; Sable's Able (Trosclair) 19.20, 7.80; To The Post (Gomez) 3.60. Time 1:11 25. Scratched Explosive Silence. Exacta (4-3) paid $402.60. TENTH RACE (1m) Baldhill Express (Trosclair) 14.60, 7.20, 3.60; Ready Advocate (Snyder) 9.60, 3.80; Ndole (Perrodin) 2.40.

Time 1:39 45. Scratched Frat Rat, Double Ott Buck, Medina Express, Impressions. Exacta (3-8) paid $147.00. Late Double (4-3) paid $297.00. Attendance Handle $1,762,190.00.

Entries (TODAY) POST TIME, 1:30 PM. FIRST RACE $7,200, clolmlng, mold-ens 4 y.o 6 furlongs. Suedex 104 Krunchy 111 BchelorBlode 116 Arrgnt Prince 116 114 114 114 114 DebbaDoll 114 Ididarod DrmlnAHu 114 Miss Dixie StDhanle Who 1 14 Or Changing FIFTH RACE $8,800, claiming, maid 31. Edmonton 10-3-619. Power-play Opportunities Winnipeg 1 of Edmonton 1 of 4.

Goalies Winnipeg. Es-sensa, 20-17-6 (19 shots-17 saves). Edmonton, Ranlord, 27-26-10 (31-25). A 15.513. Referee Kerry Fraser.

Linesmen Leon Stickle, Randy Mit-ton. CANUCKS 3, KINGS 2 Vancouver 2 1 03 Los Angeles 0 112 First Period 1, Vancouver, Momesso 20 (Sandlak, Ronning), 4:16 (pp). 2, Vancouver, Bure 33 (Lidster, Adams), 18:02 (pp). Penalties McSor-ley, LA, double minor (high-sticking, roughing), Lidster, Van (holding), Granato, LA (elbowing), 17:41. Second Period 3, Vancouver, Lidster 5 (Adams, Babych), 10:26 (pp).

4, Los Angeles. Robinson 3 (Miller, Mc-Intyre), 11:15. Penalties Robitaille, LA (charging), Courtnall, Van (slashing), Miller, LA (roughing), Murzyn, Van, double minor (roughing), Momesso, Van, minor-maor (instigator, fighting), McSorley, LA (roughing), Coffey, LA, major (fighting), Ahola, LA (hooking), Sandstrom, LA (holding), Ronning. Van, double minor (interference, unsportsmanlike conduct), Momesso, Van, misconduct, Coffey, LA, misconduct, Lar-ionov, Van (holding), 17:37. Third Period 5.

Los Angeles, Millen 20 (Robitaille), 7:53. Penalties Sandlak, Van (slashing), Walters, LA slashing), Plavsic, Van (roughing), Odjick, Van, double minor-misconduct (roughing), McSorley, LA, double minor-double major-game misconduct (instigator, roughing, cross-checkinq, lighting). Murzyn, Van (topping), Dirk, Van (roughing), Sandstrom, LA (rougning), Sandlak. Van, minor-misconduct (slashing), Momesso, Van (roughing), Plavsic, Van (hooking), Granato, LA (roughing), Blake, LA, major- Rame misconduct (spearing), onning, LA (hooking), Linden, Van, double minor (high-sticking, roughing), Kurrl, LA (roughing), Si-Shots on goal Vancouver 16-8-1337. Los Angeles 7-12-1433.

Power-play Opportunities Vancouver 3 of Los Angeles 0 of 8. Goalies-Vancouver, McLean, 38-1 7-9 (33 shots-31 saves). Los Angeles, Hrudey. 26-17-13 (24-21), Weeks (0:00 third, 13-13). A 16,005.

Referee Andy vanHelle-mond. Linesmen Ryan Bozak, Mike Cvik. WINGS 7, STARS 4 Detroit 2 2 3-7 Minnesota 1 1 24 drat Dnrinrl 1 Hatr-rut Parinrnv 31 ens 3-4 y.o. i furlongs. Ro's Reaction 103 Daintily Selections Shanaclare r-oxv ioia Results (WEDNESDAY) (Clear and Fast) FIRST RACE (6f) Kantishana's Girl (Trosclair) 9.40, 3.00, 2.80; Goree Gal (Day) 2.60, 2.60; Jimani's Bid (Nolan) 4.20.

Time 1:12 45. Scratched Dynastic Lue, Willing Woodie, Shorty's Doll, Missed The Parade. SECOND RACE (6f) Equine Medicine (Perrodin) 9.00, 4.60, 2.80; Sum Portian (Cloninger) 4.80, 2.80; Flaming Drawers (Arguello) 2.40. Time 1:12 25. Scratched B.L.'s Secret, Unloved, Bold Racqueteer, Bob's Tactics.

Daily Double (9-4) paid $66.80. 0 Exacta (4-6) paid $39.80. THIRD RACE (1 1f6ml Neverma-deanalpha (Borel) 10.60, 5.40, 3.60; Strike Blue (Davis) 6.80, 4.40; Mi-chellewithtwol's (FAArguello) 3.60. Time 1:48 15. Scratched Sallie Cooking, Perrault's Pride, Keltsy, Seaham.

'FOURTH RACE (6!) Krum Ginny (Day) 16.80, 6. 2d, 4.00; Frannie's Choice (Simington) 3.60, 3.00; Mona Deena (Arguello) 6.40. time 1:12 15. Exacta (7-10) paid $59.80. FIFTH RACE (6f) Snow Trick (FAArguello) 14.00, 6.20.

4.20; Pet Aly (Day) 3.60, 3.00; Sarah Bob (Maple) 6 00. 15. Exacta (3-8) paid $40.80. SIXTH RACE (6f) Tequila Oath (Day) 7.80, 3.80, 3.00; Pass The Money Simington) 3.40, 2 80; Nettie Who (FAArguello) 4.00. Time 1:11 35.

Exacta (4-5) paid $19.60. SEVENTH RACE (6ft Shim Back (Court) 13 80. 5.20. 3.40; Dr. Raymond W.

(Day) 3.00, 2.40; Trail Class (Gomez) 3.40. Time 1:11 25. 110 110 112 110 110 Mss Magnolia CI And Cover Sttchs'N'AII 110 Blonic Lorrl Cmlle's Witch 110 Kss The Boys 114 Still Looking 110 110 no Perfect Red She's My Girl 111 Kens Dream 110 Toasted Wine no Lasso Tasso SIXTH RACE claiming, 4 y.o. and ud, 6 furlongs. Rnwv Ribbon 114 Rllv Peaceful Tasteful Girl 116 Hr Countess 116 Hil Shall Fall Fblus Nobodv has seven of his 33 goals against Chicago, the Blues' first-round playoff opponent.

A total of 21 players have assisted on Brett Hull 69 goals this season. STREAKS Detroit 7-4 victory at Minnesota on Tuesday night ended the Red Wings' 0-7-2 drought at the Met Center since Dec. 9, 1989. Detroit ended its season by going 5-0-1 in its last six games. Quebec ended an 0-3-1 slide with a 7-4 victory over Buffalo.

Winnipeg is 5-0-1 in its last six games. SHOTS ON GOAL Minnesota scored three power-play goals against Detroit on Tuesday, but negated them by giving up three short-handed goals, raising their league-leading total to 22 and tying the NHL record Quebec had its best power-play night of the season against Buffa-lo, going 5-for-7. SLAP SHOTS Phil Housley's two assists on Tuesday night gave him 62, breaking the Winnipeg record for defensemen set in 1982-83 by Dave Babych. Detroit's 43-25-11 record marked the first time the Red Wings have been 18 games over .500 since March 18, 1970. SLUMPS Quebec has missed the playoffs for five straight seasons.

Minnesota is 1 -6-1 in its last eight games. SWINGS Quebec finished 18-19-3 at home, but is just 1-29-9 away from the Colisee. STARS Tuesday Joe Sakic. Nordiques. scored four goals in Quebec 7-3 victory over Buffalo.

Steve Yzerman, Red Wings, scored three goals in Detroit's 7-4 victory at Minnesota. Yzerman became the 44th NHL player to score 900 ca- reer points. STATUS Winnipeg goaltender Bob Essensa got the win Tuesday night against Edmonton in his first appearance since going down with a knee injury on March SCOUTING Chris Longo scored two goals to lead the Peterborough Petes to a 4-2 win over the North Bay Centennials Tuesday night in the Ontario Hockey League playoffs. SPEAKING "I thought the guys' minds were definitely on Saturday game. We took it a little lightly." Chicago's Steve Smith after a 5-3 loss in St.

Louis on Tuesday night. The two teams face each other in the first round of the playoffs. SEASONS April 16 1939 The Boston Bruins beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 3-1 to win the Stanley Cup four games to one in the first best-of-7 series. By The Associated Press 1- Bachelor Blade, Dancln' Sport, Arrogant Prince. 2- Proper Northern, Fuego Red, Ghostlike.

3- Dramatlc Legend, Segment, Bingev. 4- Stephanie Who, Dream In A Hurri, Miss Dixie. 5- Daintily, Lasso Tasso, Cut And Cover. 6- Kelsey's Special, Hail Shall Fall, Cutlass Envoy. 7- Enioyable, Jane Scott, Mertzie Pooh.

8- Zealous South, Mystical Maid, Trio Dancer. 9- Gray Slewpy, Potentiality, Cash Road. 10- Senor Commandante, Little Horrid, Never Speaking. Best bet-Gray Slewpy. 111 Cutlass Envoy Charlevoix Dr.

LB. 111 Catchers Turn 116 116 Dck'sOnePu 116 116 PrdnMvPast Bid Kabota Jr Stiff Question Klsy's Special 16 1M Motown Song 120 Rnng Wonder Dancln' Sport SEVENTH RACE $18406, claiming, 4 y.o. mile. 116 Netties Turn 116 111 Cld Cash Man 116 116 LdvWildwood 110 Dwn The Cre Brze Breaker 1 16 Bates Mirage Gntlman Gold Jessie D. 116 111 116 109 116 116 Eniovabie 111 Jane Scott 116 Grev Blast 114 MilleeVan Sharp Style Col lee na SECOND RACE $7,200, claiming, 4 y.o.

and up, 6 furlongs. Rrpridereigns 118FuegoRed 118 Rare Magic 118 Prpr Northern 122 An'tNoSingl 122 Mdnght Dolar 113 Ghostlike 113 Blck Corniche 118 Mertzie Pooh EIGHTH RACE $24400, allowance, 3 y.o. 4 furlongs. Turn your coins into quick cash! Check Post-Dispatch Classified daily for those who want to buy and sell stamps and coins. Post-Dispatch Classified 621-6666 (Ysebaert), 5:37 (sh).

2, Detroit, Yzer-man 43, 6:09 (sh). 3, Minnesota, Dahlen 35 (Shaw, Ki.Millerj, 13:43 (pp). Penalties-Gallant, Det (hooking), Yzerman, Det (tripping), 1 Elik Min "looking), Elik, Min (hooking), Second Period 4, Detroit. Gallant 14 (Lidstrom), 2:52. 5, Detroit, Yzerman 44 (Sheppard), 5:37.

6, Minnesota, Tin-ordi 4JElik, Smith), 10:56 (pp). Penalties Primeau, Det (Interference), 6: 1 Yzerman, Det (slashing), Detroit bench, served by Kerr ftoo many men), Duchesne, Min (tripping), 13:14. Third Period 7, Minnesota, Ludwig 2 (Gavin, Ramage). 2:57. Detroit, Fe-dorov 32 (Fedyk, Ysebaert), 10:12.

9, Detroit, Probert 20 ISheooard. Yzer- i Final NHL Team-By-Team statistics will run 5.