Fading Memory...or North Dakota Media Guide Incorrect?

[burd]

10/15/88 shows a home 5-4 win over Northern Michigan.

I'm going to sit down tonight and examine all tie games UND was involved in from 1988 to 1992. Not sure where I'd ever begin to find a boxscore.

Are the old Herald articles electronically searchable?

[smokey the cat]

Are the old Herald articles electronically searchable?

No. Anything even over a week old they want money for. GF Public Library is the one location for Oct. 1990 GF Heralds.

[burd]

No. Anything even over a week old they want money for. GF Public Library is the one location for Oct. 1990 GF Heralds.

fiche or are they scanned in?

[smokey the cat]

fiche or are they scanned in?

Should be fiche. Somebody please go to the library and find out the answer for MM.

[MafiaMan]

Pat Sweeney would know!

[runaroundsioux]

Sweeny? Ask Hammer!

[runaroundsioux]

This is what I miss most about Sweeney.His vast knowledge and history of Sioux hockey is irreplaceable.

[burd]

Pat Sweeney would know!

If you call him, and I hope you do, ask him what he remembers about the circle of sticks.

[burd]

For those doubting my elephant-like memory when it comes to hockey, I recall Moscow Dynamo rolling into town in 88-89 and Justin Duberman recording a hat trick in what was a very entertaining 5-7 loss for the Sioux. Commie b*stards!

Lot of chances to hear "Justin Doooooooooooooooooooobermannnnn"

[MafiaMan]

If you call him, and I hope you do, ask him what he remembers about the circle of sticks.

I would if I had his number.

[smokey the cat]

I would if I had his number.

psweeney@wdaz.com Found at WDAZ website.

[MafiaMan]

List of UND ties from 1988-1992:

October 8, 1988: at UMD 2-2

January 22, 1989: at Northeastern 2-2

October 28, 1989: Minnesota 4-4

November 25, 1989: Colorado College 1-1

December 9, 1989: St Cloud State 4-4

February 23rd, 1990: at Wisconsin 5-5

October 20, 1990: at Northern Michigan 5-5

January 4, 1991: Michigan Tech 3-3

January 11, 1992: at Northern Michigan 6-6

[Jayson Hajdu]

In 55 all-time meetings, UND and Northern Michigan have tied three times:

Oct. 20, 1990 in Marquette (5-5)

Jan. 11, 1992 in Marquette (6-6)

Dec. 11, 1992 in Grand Forks (2-2)

Hope this clears things up or wins some wagers.

[Shawn-O]

Maybe we are thinking of the 5-4 game in October 88 mafia man...

[MafiaMan]

Maybe we are thinking of the 5-4 game in October 88 mafia man...

I'm certain the game didn't end with a Sioux victory. The tie stands out in my memory.

[MafiaMan]

In 55 all-time meetings, UND and Northern Michigan have tied three times:

Oct. 20, 1990 in Marquette (5-5)

Jan. 11, 1992 in Marquette (6-6)

Dec. 11, 1992 in Grand Forks (2-2)

Hope this clears things up or wins some wagers.

Any record anywhere of the biggest comeback in team history?

[Shawn-O]

I would bet January of 86 at home against Duluth might have been the biggest...but that was an 8-7 win...that must be the one I'm thinking of...it's all a bit foggy

[smokey the cat]

I would bet January of 86 at home against Duluth might have been the biggest...but that was an 8-7 win...that must be the one I'm thinking of...it's all a bit foggy

Thought that game was in Duluth? Biggest comeback would have been 2012 against rodnets on the comeback from being down 3-0 and winning 6-3.

[Shawn-O]

Thought that game was in Duluth? Biggest comeback would have been 2012 against rodnets on the comeback from being down 3-0 and winning 6-3.

You're right...I give up....kids, too much alcohol is bad for you

[Jayson Hajdu]

Unfortunately, our record books do not include "largest deficit overcome in a victory" but that's something we absolutely need to research and add in future years. The UMD game you reference on Jan. 11, 1986 might not represent the largest deficit overcome, but certainly could qualify as the most improbable comeback.

UND trailed 7-3 with 2:56 left in the third period before scoring four goals in a 2:41 span to force overtime, two by Brian Williams and one each by Scott Koberinski and Chris Jensen. Ian Kidd deflected a Glen Klotz shot 50 seconds into overtime for the winner.

[Shawn-O]

I now think I crashed the Kappa Sig pregame party and ended up drinking out of Mafia Man's glass by mistake...

[MafiaMan]

In 55 all-time meetings, UND and Northern Michigan have tied three times:

Oct. 20, 1990 in Marquette (5-5)

Jan. 11, 1992 in Marquette (6-6)

Any box scores available somewhere for these two games?

[southpaw]

Unfortunately, our record books do not include "largest deficit overcome in a victory" but that's something we absolutely need to research and add in future years. The UMD game you reference on Jan. 11, 1986 might not represent the largest deficit overcome, but certainly could qualify as the most improbable comeback.

UND trailed 7-3 with 2:56 left in the third period before scoring four goals in a 2:41 span to force overtime, two by Brian Williams and one each by Scott Koberinski and Chris Jensen. Ian Kidd deflected a Glen Klotz shot 50 seconds into overtime for the winner.

Wow, that would have been a ridiculous game to be at... hopefully everyone stuck around.

[smokey the cat]

Unfortunately, our record books do not include "largest deficit overcome in a victory" but that's something we absolutely need to research and add in future years. The UMD game you reference on Jan. 11, 1986 might not represent the largest deficit overcome, but certainly could qualify as the most improbable comeback.

UND trailed 7-3 with 2:56 left in the third period before scoring four goals in a 2:41 span to force overtime, two by Brian Williams and one each by Scott Koberinski and Chris Jensen. Ian Kidd deflected a Glen Klotz shot 50 seconds into overtime for the winner.

How does one d deflect the shot of another d? Maybe because on of the ds (Kidd) never could remember what position he played.

[Sodbuster]

Unfortunately, our record books do not include "largest deficit overcome in a victory" but that's something we absolutely need to research and add in future years. The UMD game you reference on Jan. 11, 1986 might not represent the largest deficit overcome, but certainly could qualify as the most improbable comeback.

UND trailed 7-3 with 2:56 left in the third period before scoring four goals in a 2:41 span to force overtime, two by Brian Williams and one each by Scott Koberinski and Chris Jensen. Ian Kidd deflected a Glen Klotz shot 50 seconds into overtime for the winner.

I was listening to that game on the radio while removing 40 year-old wallpaper from our dining room wall. It made an unpleasant job fun......at least from the point where they scored their 4th goal.