Bauer Collge Scoreboard

CCHA (STANDINGS ON MON. FEB. 2) GAMES COMPLETED FRI. JAN. 30 BOWLING GREEN 4 AT FERRIS STATE 3 LAKE SUPERIOR 1 AT ILL-CHICAGO 4 MICHIGAN 5 AT W. MICHIGAN 6 OHIO STATE 7 AT MIAMI 5 TEAM CANADA 5 AT MICH. STATE 3 SAT. JAN. 31 BOWLING GREEN 6 AT FERRIS STATE 1 LAKE SUPERIOR 3 AT ILL-CHICAGO 2 MIAMI 3 AT OHIO STATE 5 W. MICHIGAN 4 AT MICHIGAN 9 TEAM CANADA 6 AT MICH. STATE 3 GAMES TO COME FRI. FEB. 6 BOWLING GREEN AT MICH. STATE ILL-CHICAGO AT MIAMI MICHIGAN AT LAKE SUPERIOR W. MICHIGAN AT OHIO STATE MICH-DEARBORN AT FERRIS STATE SAT. FEB. 7 ILL-CHICAGO AT MIAMI MICHIGAN AT LAKE SUPERIOR MICH. STATE AT BOWLING GREEN W. MICHIGAN AT OHIO STATE MICH-DEARBORN AT FERRIS STATE LEADING SCORERS WCHA (STANDINGS ON MON. FEB. 2) GAMES COMPLETED SAT. JAN. 24 DENVER 5 AT MIN-DULUTH 2 MICH. TECH 2 AT NORTH DAKOTA 11 N. MICHIGAN 3 AT MINNESOTA 5 WISCONSIN 3 AT COLORADO COLL 5 FRI.…

Unlikely Sharpshooter Leads Wing Revival

DETROIT—Joe Kocur is a hockey player without a home—figuratively speaking, of course. While most players thrive in the home environment, Kocur’s heart—and goals—are on the road. And if Kocur had a choice of National Hockey League arenas to call home, it would be a good bet he’d single out Maple Leaf Gardens. Kocur, with only five goals in his previous 47 games this year, scored a pair as the Red Wings defeated Toronto 4-2 at the Gardens. Thanks to a couple of set-ups by Shawn Burr, the truculent winger snapped a 1-1 tie with two third-period goals. ‘There’ll be a party tonight in Kelvington. I scored two, Wendel (Clark) got one…’—Kocur All of Kocur’s goals this season have come on the road. A season ago, he was scoreless through 25 games—no goals, no points—when the Wings…

THE WAY WE WERE

Ontario Saves Faces With Victoru—Finally

OTTAWA—Finally, an all-star victory for the Ontario League over the Quebec League. After losing both games of last year’s Challenge Cup between the two leagues, and game one of this year’s event, the OHL rebounded in the second game for a 5-4 overtime victory in Hull. Quebec won the first game, 7-4 in Ottawa, and took last year’s games by 11-4 and 6-5 scores. Goaltending was the difference in the first game this year. Quebec’s Jimmy Waite made 35 saves, including 17 in the final period, when the OHL launched a frantic bid to overcome a 5-2 deficit. “No question, Jimmy Waite was the star of the opener,” said Ontario coach Paul Theriault. “He made the big saves right from the start and allowed his team to open up.” Waite, a member of the Chicoutimi…