Scores from Sunday, Feb 16 - Pool B:
France 4, Norway 2
Czechoslovakia 4, Switzerland 2
Unified Team 5, Canada 4
Final standings in Pool B are: Canada, Unified Team, Czechoslovakia,
France, Switzerland, Norway.
The first three tied with 4-1-0 records. I believe the tiebreaker was
goal differential in games played among the three teams: CAN 9-6, EUN 8-8,
TCH 5-8. CBS said Canada could have lost by 2 and still finished first,
but if they lost by 3 (or more) then Unified Team would have been first.
If Canada lost by 2, CAN would have been +2 while EUN would have been +1.
If Canada lost by 3, Canada would have been +1 and EUN +2.
Therefore, a win or tie vs Sweden gets USA a matchup with France. A loss
gets them Czechoslovakia. Canada will likely play either Italy or Germany.
Saturday, February 15 - Pool A
USA 3, POLAND 0
USA (4-0-0) 0 2 1 - 3
Poland (0-4-0) 0 0 0 - 0
1ST: No scoring.
PEN: David Emma, USA (cross-checking) 3:50; Ted Donato, USA (slashing)
8:11.
2ND: USA1, Shawn McEachern (Scott Young, Joe Sacco) 14:47
USA2, Tim Sweeney (Scott Lachance) 17:39
PEN: Clark Donatelli, USA (slashing) 4:50.
3RD: USA3, Marty McInnis (Steve Heinze) 13:07
PEN: Rafal Sroka, POL (holding) 8:19; Kazmierz Jurek, POL (holding)
14:28; Scott Lachance, USA (interference) 19:48; Krzysztof Bujar,
POL (slashing) 19:48.
SHOTS ON GOAL: USA 7-13-17 = 37
POL 7-13--4 = 24
GOALIES: USA, Ray LeBlanc (24 sh-24 sv). POL, Mariusz Kieca (20-18),
Marek Batkiewicz (17-16).
POWER PLAYS: USA 0 of 2. POL 0 of 3.
PENALTIES: USA 4/8. POL 3/6.
REFEREE: E. Malletroit, FRA. LINESMEN: M. Benek, TCH; J.C. Benoist, FRA.
ATT: 6,100
FINLAND 2, SWEDEN 2
Finland (2-1-1) 0 1 1 - 2
Sweden (3-0-1) 1 0 1 - 2
1ST: SWE1, Mats Naslund (Daniel Rydmark) 3:32
PEN: Kenneth Kennholt, SWE (holding) 11:34; Janne Laukkanen, FIN (inter-
ference) 13:32; Ville Siren, FIN (holding) 16:54.
2ND: FIN1, Mika Nieminen (Teemu Selanne, Petri Skriko) 1:34
PEN: Janne Laukkanen, FIN (holding) 6:48; Raimo Summanen, FIN (slashing)
10:16; Borje Salming, SWE (tripping) 10:26; Mikael Johansson, SWE
(tripping) 18:05.
3RD: FIN2, Petri Skriko (Mikko Makela, Raimo Helminen)(pp) 2:27.
SWE2, Thomas Rundqvist (Hakan Loob) 15:38.
PEN: Lars Edstrom, SWE (too many men) 1:12; Patrik Erickson, SWE
(roughing) 7:22; Ville Siren, FIN (roughing) 7:22.
SHOTS ON GOAL: FIN 2--8--8 = 18
SWE 15--8-14 = 37
GOALIES: FIN, Jukka Tammi (37 sh-35 sv). SWE, Tommy Soderstrom (18-16).
POWER PLAYS: FIN 1 of 4. SWE 0 of 4.
PENALTIES: FIN 5/10. SWE 5/10.
REFEREE: D. Adam, USA. LINESMEN: J.H. Malinovski, USA; S. Shakirov, CIS.
ATT: 6,100
GERMANY 5, ITALY 2
Italy (1-3-0) 0 2 0 - 2
Germany (1-3-0) 2 0 3 - 5
1ST: GER1, Michael Rumrich (Georg Holzmann) 2:23
GER2, Michael Rumrich (un) 10:16
PEN: Jimmy Camazzola, ITA (interference) 4:10; William Stewart, ITA
(cross-checking) 5:50; Robert Ginetti, ITA (holding) 11:52;
Michael Heidt, GER (roughing) 11:52.
2ND: ITA1, Rick Morocco (Jimmy Camazzola) 10:04
ITA2, Santino Pellegrino (un) 13:11
PEN: Ulrich Hiemer, GER (hooking) 6:00; Ivano Zanatta, ITA (slashing)
16:37; Rick Morocco, ITA (hooking) 18:58.
3RD: GER3, Ron Fischer (Gerd Truntschka) 9:50
GER4, Michael Rumrich (un) 18:05
GER5, Peter Draisaitl (Dieter Hegen)(sh-en) 19:54
PEN: William Stewart, ITA (tripping) 3:54; Udo Kiessling, GER (hooking)
4:24; Jimmy Camazzola, ITA (holding, misconduct) 11:58; Robert
Manno, ITA (elbowing) 15:51; Gerd Truntschka, GER (high-sticking)
18:24.
SHOTS ON GOAL: ITA 6-11-11 = 28
GER 14--9-16 = 39
GOALIES: ITA, David Delfino (15 sh-13 sv), Michael Zanier (23-21).
GER, Helmut DeRaaf (28-26).
POWER PLAYS: ITA 0 of 3. GER 0 of 7.
PENALTIES: ITA 9/26. GER 4/8.
REFEREE: N. Morozov, CIS. LINESMEN: J. Carman, CAN; J.P. Ollier, FRA.
ATT: 5,343.
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