Wednesday January 21st 1981
Tokyo, Kuramae Kokugikan
Daijuyama has won three in a row for the third time in this basho after defeating Futatsuryu, and will want to increase his personal best with eight-in-a-row men Aobajo and Onishiki along with Kinoarashi keeping up the pressure. Misugiiso won a good match against Daio, and the Kotochitose-Kotetsuyama contest had chances go both ways.
(65) Daijuyama (9-2) def. (35) Futatsuryu (2-9) by yorikiri
(45) Wakajishi (6-5) def. (10*) Yutakayama (1-10) by yorikiri
(52) Aobajo (8-3) def. (35) Kotonofuji (4-7) by yorikiri
(40) Misugiiso (6-5) def. (38) Daio (3-8) by uwatenage
(58) Hidanohana (7-4) def. (33) Matsuyama (3-8) by yorikiri
(59) Onishiki (8-3) def. (40) Kotowaka (3-8) by uwatenage
(43) Hachiya (7-4) def. (41) Shinko (7-4) by tsuridashi
(52) Kotochitose (7-4) def. (47) Kotetsuyama (6-5) by oshidashi
(45) Daihi (6-5) def. (45) Takamisugi (7-4) by yorikiri
(34) Daigo (2-9) def. (43) Kagetora (7-4) by yorikiri
(41) Oyutaka (6-5) def. (40) Hakuryu (4-7) by uwatenage
(37) Kinoarashi (8-3) def. (38) Saisu (4-7) by yorikiri
(10*) Ofuji (3-3) def. (29) Tagaryu (0-11) by yorikiri
Friday, 16 March 2012
Basho Fury - 1981 Hatsu, Makuuchi Day Eleven
Wednesday January 21st 1981
Tokyo, Kuramae Kokugikan
Zaonishiki is still looking for his first victory of the Hatsu, and today's match against Kirinji was as close as he has come so far. Kurama was also pushed hard on his way to a seven-match winning streak by someone down the rankings in Washuyama. The odds of Wakanohana and Hokutenyu lengthen further with defeats; Fujizakura losing a close battle against the unfavoured Fujizakura, and Hokutenyu has two in a row after winning eight.
(79) Takanosato (7-4) def. (87) Wajima (7-4) by uwatenage
(58) Fujizakura (6-5) def. (77) Wakanohana (8-3) by oshidashi
(93) Kitamoumi (11-0) def. (52) Amanoyama (5-6) by yoritaoshi
(80) Masuiyama (6-5) def. (52) Hoo (5-6) by hikiotoshi
(94) Chiyonofuji (10-1) def. (78) Asashio (5-6) by yorikiri
(54) Kaiki (5-6) def. (59) Masudayama (2-9) by yorikiri
(75) Ozutsu (6-5) def. (45) Kurohimeyama (2-9) by yorikiri
(67) Kirinji (6-5) def. (10*) Zaonishiki (0-11) by oshidashi
(67) Sadanoumi (4-7) def. (48) Arase (6-5) by yorikiri
(71) Tochiakagi (7-4) def. (49) Aobayama (3-8) by kirikaeshi
KIRIKAESHI
A tripping manouver, the "Twisting Backward Knee Trip"is where the victor places his knee behind the leading leg of his opponent before twisting him over.
(81) Kotokaze (8-3) def. (69) Hokutenyu (8-3) by tsukidashi
(69) Kurama (9-2) def. (10*) Washuyama (3-8) by uwatenage
(68) Dewanohana (9-2) def. (65) Takamiyama (7-4) by yoritaoshi
(50) Iwanami (9-2) def. (46) Kurosegawa (3-8) by oshidashi
(38) Tamanofuji (2-9) def. (39) Mitsuruyama (3-8) by yorikiri
(64) Wakashimazu (7-4) def. (61) Oshio (3-8) by shitatenage
(51) Toryu (5-6) def. (64) Tochihikari (3-8) by hikiotoshi
(55) Tamakiyama (9-2) def. (54) Banryuyama (7-4) by oshidashi
Tokyo, Kuramae Kokugikan
Zaonishiki is still looking for his first victory of the Hatsu, and today's match against Kirinji was as close as he has come so far. Kurama was also pushed hard on his way to a seven-match winning streak by someone down the rankings in Washuyama. The odds of Wakanohana and Hokutenyu lengthen further with defeats; Fujizakura losing a close battle against the unfavoured Fujizakura, and Hokutenyu has two in a row after winning eight.
(79) Takanosato (7-4) def. (87) Wajima (7-4) by uwatenage
(58) Fujizakura (6-5) def. (77) Wakanohana (8-3) by oshidashi
(93) Kitamoumi (11-0) def. (52) Amanoyama (5-6) by yoritaoshi
(80) Masuiyama (6-5) def. (52) Hoo (5-6) by hikiotoshi
(94) Chiyonofuji (10-1) def. (78) Asashio (5-6) by yorikiri
(54) Kaiki (5-6) def. (59) Masudayama (2-9) by yorikiri
(75) Ozutsu (6-5) def. (45) Kurohimeyama (2-9) by yorikiri
(67) Kirinji (6-5) def. (10*) Zaonishiki (0-11) by oshidashi
(67) Sadanoumi (4-7) def. (48) Arase (6-5) by yorikiri
(71) Tochiakagi (7-4) def. (49) Aobayama (3-8) by kirikaeshi
KIRIKAESHI
A tripping manouver, the "Twisting Backward Knee Trip"is where the victor places his knee behind the leading leg of his opponent before twisting him over.
(81) Kotokaze (8-3) def. (69) Hokutenyu (8-3) by tsukidashi
(69) Kurama (9-2) def. (10*) Washuyama (3-8) by uwatenage
(68) Dewanohana (9-2) def. (65) Takamiyama (7-4) by yoritaoshi
(50) Iwanami (9-2) def. (46) Kurosegawa (3-8) by oshidashi
(38) Tamanofuji (2-9) def. (39) Mitsuruyama (3-8) by yorikiri
(64) Wakashimazu (7-4) def. (61) Oshio (3-8) by shitatenage
(51) Toryu (5-6) def. (64) Tochihikari (3-8) by hikiotoshi
(55) Tamakiyama (9-2) def. (54) Banryuyama (7-4) by oshidashi
Thursday, 15 March 2012
Basho Fury - 1981 Hatsu, Form Guide
Form Guide after Ten Days - ☺ WIN; ☻ LOSS; - N/A
MAKUUCHI
JURYO
MAKUUCHI
| (93) | Kitanoumi | ☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺ |
| (94) | Chiyonofuji | ☻☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺ |
| (77) | Wakanohana | ☻☺☺☺☺☺☻☺☺☺ |
| (69) | Hokutenyu | ☻☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☻ |
| (69) | Kurama | ☺☻☺☻☺☺☺☺☺☺ |
| (68) | Dewanohana | ☻☺☺☺☻☺☺☺☺☺ |
| (87) | Wajima | ☺☺☺☻☻☺☻☺☺☺ |
| (81) | Kotokaze | ☺☺☻☺☻☻☺☺☺☺ |
| (65) | Takamiyama | ☺☺☺☺☺☻☻☺☺☻ |
| (54) | Banryuyama | ☻☺☻☺☺☻☺☺☺☺ |
| (79) | Takanosato | ☺☺☻☺☺☻☺☻☺☻ |
| (71) | Tochiakagi | ☺☻☻☺☺☺☻☺☻☺ |
| (64) | Wakashimazu | ☺☺☺☻☻☺☻☺☻☺ |
| (48) | Arase | ☺☺☻☻☻☺☺☻☺☺ |
| (80) | Masuiyama | ☺☻☻☻☺☺☺☺☻☻ |
| (78) | Asashio | ☺☻☺☺☺☻☺☻☻☻ |
| (75) | Ozutso | ☺☻☺☺☺☻☻☻☻☺ |
| (67) | Kirinji | ☻☻☺☻☺☺☺☻☺☻ |
| (58) | Fujizakura | ☻☻☻☺☺☺☺☻☺☻ |
| (52) | Amanoyama | ☺☻☺☺☻☻☺☻☺☻ |
| (52) | Hoo | ☺☻☻☺☺☺☻☻☻☺ |
| (54) | Kaiki | ☻☺☻☺☻☻☺☺☻☻ |
| (51) | Toryu | ☻☺☻☺☺☻☻☺☻☻ |
| (67) | Sadanoumi | ☻☺☻☻☻☻☺☻☺☻ |
| (64) | Tochihikari | ☻☻☻☻☻☻☺☺☺☻ |
| (61) | Oshio | ☻☺☻☻☺☻☻☻☻☺ |
| (53) | Takanohana | ☺☺☻☻☻☺☻ - - - |
| (49) | Aobayama | ☻☻☺☻☻☻☻☺☻☺ |
| (46) | Kurosegawa | ☻☻☺☻☺☻☻☻☺☻ |
| (39) | Mitsuruyama | ☺☺☺☻☻☻☻☻☻☻ |
| (10) | Washuyama | ☻☻☻☺☻☺☻☻☻☺ |
| (59) | Masudayama | ☻☻☻☻☻☺☻☻☻☺ |
| (45) | Kurohimeyama | ☻☻☺☻☻☻☻☻☻☻ |
| (38) | Tamanofuji | ☺☻☻☻☻☻☻☻☻☻ |
| (10) | Zaonishiki | ☻☻☻☻☻☻☻☻☻☻ |
JURYO
| (65) | Daijuyama | ☺☺☺☻☺☺☺☻☺☺ |
| (55) | Tamakiyama | ☺☺☺☺☺☺☻☺☻☺ |
| (50) | Iwanami | ☺☺☻☺☺☺☺☺☻☺ |
| (59) | Onishiki | ☻☻☻☺☺☺☺☺☺☺ |
| (52) | Aobajo | ☻☻☻☺☺☺☺☺☺☺ |
| (45) | Takamisugi | ☺☻☺☺☻☺☺☺☻☺ |
| (43) | Kagetora | ☻☺☺☺☻☺☺☺☻☺ |
| (41) | Shinko | ☻☺☻☺☺☺☺☺☺☻ |
| (37) | Kinoarashi | ☺☺☻☻☺☺☻☺☺☺ |
| (58) | Hidanohana | ☺☻☺☺☺☻☻☺☻☺ |
| (52) | Kotochitose | ☺☺☺☺☺☻☺☻☻☻ |
| (47) | Kotetsuyama | ☺☻☺☻☻☺☺☻☺☺ |
| (43) | Hachiya | ☻☺☺☺☺☺☻☻☺☻ |
| (45) | Daihi | ☺☻☺☺☻☺☻☺☻☻ |
| (45) | Wakajishi | ☺☺☻☺☻☻☻☻☺☺ |
| (41) | Oyutaka | ☻☺☺☻☺☻☻☻☺☺ |
| (40) | Misugiiso | ☺☻☺☻☺☻☻☺☺☻ |
| (40) | Hakuryu | ☻☺☻☻☺☻☺☺☻☻ |
| (38) | Saisu | ☺☻☻☻☻☺☺☻☻☺ |
| (35) | Kotonofuji | ☺☺☻☻☻☻☺☻☺☻ |
| (40) | Kotowaka | ☺☺☻☻☻☻☻☻☺☻ |
| (38) | Daio | ☻☻☻☻☻☻☺☺☻☺ |
| (33) | Matsuyama | ☻☻☺☻☻☺☺☻☻☻ |
| (35) | Futatsuryu | ☻☻☺☻☻☻☻☻☺☻ |
| (34) | Daigo | ☻☻☻☺☻☻☻☻☻☻ |
| (10) | Yutakayama | ☻☻☻☻☻☻☻☺☻☻ |
| (29) | Tagaryu | ☻☻☻☻☻☻☻☻☻☻ |
Basho Fury - 1981 Hatsu, Juryo Day Ten
Tuesday January 20th 1981
Tokyo, Kuramae Kokugikan
Onishiki, and one of the men who competed in the Makuuchi, Aobajo, are in the best form right now with seven straight victories. They, along with several others at 7-3, trail the leading trio of Daijuyama, Iwanami and Tamakiyama, the last of which was involved in a very entertaining contest against Kotochitose.
(45) Wakajishi (5-5) def. (43) Hachiya (6-4) by hatakikomi (close)
(65) Daijuyama (8-2) def. (45) Daihi (5-5) by yorikiri
(38) Daio (3-7) def. (10*) Yutakayama (1-9) by uwatenage
(58) Hidanohana (6-4) def. (35) Kotonofuji (4-6) by uwatenage
(50) Iwanami (8-2) def. (40) Misugiiso (5-5) by oshidashi (close)
(55) Tamakiyama (8-2) def. (52) Kotochitose (6-4) by uwatedashinage (very good, very close)
(59) Onishiki (7-3) def. (40) Hakuryu (4-6) by makiotoshi
(45) Takamisugi (7-3) def. (40) Kotowaka (3-7) by oshitaoshi
(38) Saisu (4-6) def. (35) Futatsuryu (2-8) by oshidashi
(43) Kagetora (7-3) def. (33) Matsuyama (3-7) by oshidashi
(47) Kotetsuyama (6-4) def. (34) Daigo (1-9) by tsukidashi
(45) Hakuryuyama (4-2) def. (29) Tagaryu (0-10) by yorikiri
(37) Kinoarashi (7-3) def. (10*) Arai (3-3) by yorikiri
(41) Oyutaka (5-5) def. (10*) Ayanoumi (4-2) by yorikiri
Tokyo, Kuramae Kokugikan
Onishiki, and one of the men who competed in the Makuuchi, Aobajo, are in the best form right now with seven straight victories. They, along with several others at 7-3, trail the leading trio of Daijuyama, Iwanami and Tamakiyama, the last of which was involved in a very entertaining contest against Kotochitose.
(45) Wakajishi (5-5) def. (43) Hachiya (6-4) by hatakikomi (close)
(65) Daijuyama (8-2) def. (45) Daihi (5-5) by yorikiri
(38) Daio (3-7) def. (10*) Yutakayama (1-9) by uwatenage
(58) Hidanohana (6-4) def. (35) Kotonofuji (4-6) by uwatenage
(50) Iwanami (8-2) def. (40) Misugiiso (5-5) by oshidashi (close)
(55) Tamakiyama (8-2) def. (52) Kotochitose (6-4) by uwatedashinage (very good, very close)
(59) Onishiki (7-3) def. (40) Hakuryu (4-6) by makiotoshi
(45) Takamisugi (7-3) def. (40) Kotowaka (3-7) by oshitaoshi
(38) Saisu (4-6) def. (35) Futatsuryu (2-8) by oshidashi
(43) Kagetora (7-3) def. (33) Matsuyama (3-7) by oshidashi
(47) Kotetsuyama (6-4) def. (34) Daigo (1-9) by tsukidashi
(45) Hakuryuyama (4-2) def. (29) Tagaryu (0-10) by yorikiri
(37) Kinoarashi (7-3) def. (10*) Arai (3-3) by yorikiri
(41) Oyutaka (5-5) def. (10*) Ayanoumi (4-2) by yorikiri
Baho Fury - 1981 Hatsu, Makuuchi Day Ten
Tuesday January 20th 1981
Tokyo, Kuramae Kokugikan
Hokutenyu's win streak ends at eight, and he joins his opponent Dewanohana, along with Kurama and Wakanohana, with an 8-2 record. Takamiyama was unable to join them as he has lost three of his last five after starting out 5-0; he lost today to Juryo man Aobajo. Kitanoumi still leads Chiyonofuji at the top.
(77) Wakanohana (8-2) def. (67) Sadanoumi (3-7) by sotogake
(87) Wajima (7-3) def. (80) Masuiyama (5-5) by yoritaoshi
(93) Kitanoumi (10-0) def. (78) Asashio (5-5) by yorikiri
(94) Chiyonofuji (9-1) def. (79) Takanosato (6-4) by yorikiri
(49) Aobayama (3-7) def. (54) Kaiki (4-6) by yorikiri
(59) Masudayama (2-8) def. (45) Kurohimeyama (2-8) by hatakikomi
(52) Hoo (5-5) def. (10*) Zaonishiki (0-10) by yorikiri
(75) Ozutsu (5-5) def. (67) Kirinji (5-5) by yorikiri
(81) Kotokaze (7-3) def. (52) Amanoyama (5-5) by yoritaoshi
(64) Wakashimazu (6-4) def. (58) Fujizakura (5-5) by sukuinage
SHIKONA
A sumo wrestler's ring name is usually his own, but they may create a new one from the names of places, weapons or lineage. For example, "waka" means junior and is often an indication that their father was in the sport. The wrestlers in both the Makuuchi and Juryo divisions are addressed as -zeki rather than the usual -san or informal -chan.
(48) Arase (6-4) def. (39) Mitsuruyama (3-7) by yorikiri
(10*) Washuyama (3-7) def. (38) Tamanofuji (1-9) by hikiotoshi
(69) Kurama (8-2) def. (64) Tochihikari (3-7) by yorikiri
(68) Dewanohana (8-2) def. (69) Hokutenyu (8-2) by uwatedashinage
(71) Tochiakagi (6-4) def. (46) Kurosegawa (3-7) by shitatedashinage
(61) Oshio (3-7) def. (51) Toryu (4-6) by yoritaoshi
(52) Aobajo (7-3) def. (65) Takamiyama (7-3) by uwatenage
(54) Banryuyama (7-3) def. (41) Shinko (7-3) by yorikiri
Tokyo, Kuramae Kokugikan
Hokutenyu's win streak ends at eight, and he joins his opponent Dewanohana, along with Kurama and Wakanohana, with an 8-2 record. Takamiyama was unable to join them as he has lost three of his last five after starting out 5-0; he lost today to Juryo man Aobajo. Kitanoumi still leads Chiyonofuji at the top.
(77) Wakanohana (8-2) def. (67) Sadanoumi (3-7) by sotogake
(87) Wajima (7-3) def. (80) Masuiyama (5-5) by yoritaoshi
(93) Kitanoumi (10-0) def. (78) Asashio (5-5) by yorikiri
(94) Chiyonofuji (9-1) def. (79) Takanosato (6-4) by yorikiri
(49) Aobayama (3-7) def. (54) Kaiki (4-6) by yorikiri
(59) Masudayama (2-8) def. (45) Kurohimeyama (2-8) by hatakikomi
(52) Hoo (5-5) def. (10*) Zaonishiki (0-10) by yorikiri
(75) Ozutsu (5-5) def. (67) Kirinji (5-5) by yorikiri
(81) Kotokaze (7-3) def. (52) Amanoyama (5-5) by yoritaoshi
(64) Wakashimazu (6-4) def. (58) Fujizakura (5-5) by sukuinage
SHIKONA
A sumo wrestler's ring name is usually his own, but they may create a new one from the names of places, weapons or lineage. For example, "waka" means junior and is often an indication that their father was in the sport. The wrestlers in both the Makuuchi and Juryo divisions are addressed as -zeki rather than the usual -san or informal -chan.
(48) Arase (6-4) def. (39) Mitsuruyama (3-7) by yorikiri
(10*) Washuyama (3-7) def. (38) Tamanofuji (1-9) by hikiotoshi
(69) Kurama (8-2) def. (64) Tochihikari (3-7) by yorikiri
(68) Dewanohana (8-2) def. (69) Hokutenyu (8-2) by uwatedashinage
(71) Tochiakagi (6-4) def. (46) Kurosegawa (3-7) by shitatedashinage
(61) Oshio (3-7) def. (51) Toryu (4-6) by yoritaoshi
(52) Aobajo (7-3) def. (65) Takamiyama (7-3) by uwatenage
(54) Banryuyama (7-3) def. (41) Shinko (7-3) by yorikiri
Wednesday, 14 March 2012
Basho Fury - 1981 Hatsu, Juryo Day Nine
Monday January 19th 1981
Tokyo, Kuramae Kokugikan
Both Iwanami and Tamakiyama lose a second contest in the basho; the latter's defeat was a surprising one going by the recent form book. This allows Daijuyama, who defeated Iwanami, and Shinko, who has won six in a row, to create a four-way tie at the top. The Makushita wrestler Wakanofuji become the latest to conquer a hapless Tagaryu as one of three Makushita men invited to take part today.
(65) Daijuyama (7-2) def. (50) Iwanami (7-2) by tsukiotoshi
(45) Wakajishi (4-5) def. (33) Matsuyama (3-6) by yorikiri
(52) Aobajo (6-3) def. (52) Kotochitose (6-3) by tsuridashi
(41) Shinko (7-2) def. (38) Daio (2-7) by yoritaoshi
(35) Kotonofuji (4-5) def. (55) Tamakiyama (7-2) by tsuridashi
(59) Onishiki (6-3) def. (45) Daihi (5-4) by yorikiri
(40) Misugiiso (5-4) def. (43) Kagetora (6-3) by yorikiri
(40) Kotowaka (3-6) def. (40) Hakuryu (4-5) by yorikiri
(43) Hachiya (6-3) def. (38) Saisu (3-6) by yorikiri
(35) Futatsuryu (2-7) def. (34) Daigo (1-8) by yorikiri
(47) Kotetsuyama (5-4) def. (45) Takamisugi (6-3) by tsukitaoshi
(37) Kinoarashi (6-3) def. (22) Takabayama (2-3) by yorikiri
(36) Wakanofuji (4-1) def. (29) Tagaryu (0-9) by yorikiri
(41) Oyutaka (4-5) def. (10*) Kotomidori (3-2) by yorikiri
Tokyo, Kuramae Kokugikan
Both Iwanami and Tamakiyama lose a second contest in the basho; the latter's defeat was a surprising one going by the recent form book. This allows Daijuyama, who defeated Iwanami, and Shinko, who has won six in a row, to create a four-way tie at the top. The Makushita wrestler Wakanofuji become the latest to conquer a hapless Tagaryu as one of three Makushita men invited to take part today.
(65) Daijuyama (7-2) def. (50) Iwanami (7-2) by tsukiotoshi
(45) Wakajishi (4-5) def. (33) Matsuyama (3-6) by yorikiri
(52) Aobajo (6-3) def. (52) Kotochitose (6-3) by tsuridashi
(41) Shinko (7-2) def. (38) Daio (2-7) by yoritaoshi
(35) Kotonofuji (4-5) def. (55) Tamakiyama (7-2) by tsuridashi
(59) Onishiki (6-3) def. (45) Daihi (5-4) by yorikiri
(40) Misugiiso (5-4) def. (43) Kagetora (6-3) by yorikiri
(40) Kotowaka (3-6) def. (40) Hakuryu (4-5) by yorikiri
(43) Hachiya (6-3) def. (38) Saisu (3-6) by yorikiri
(35) Futatsuryu (2-7) def. (34) Daigo (1-8) by yorikiri
(47) Kotetsuyama (5-4) def. (45) Takamisugi (6-3) by tsukitaoshi
(37) Kinoarashi (6-3) def. (22) Takabayama (2-3) by yorikiri
(36) Wakanofuji (4-1) def. (29) Tagaryu (0-9) by yorikiri
(41) Oyutaka (4-5) def. (10*) Kotomidori (3-2) by yorikiri
Basho Fury - 1981 Hatsu, Makuuchi Day Nine
Monday January 19th 1981
Tokyo, Kuramae Kokugikan
The Juryo wrestlers returned to competing against their Makuuchi counterparts today, but both Hidanohana (5-4) and Yutakayama (1-8), fresh off his first win of the season, suffered defeats. Elsewhere, a very strong candidate for contest of the year occurred between high-flying Wakanohana and the winless Zaonishiki, with the eventual loser surprised everyone by lasting a good length of time, threatening to win on more than one occasion.
Another good match, Sadanoumi vs Masudayama, added to the excitement of the day along with two upsets: Fujizakura, who has five wins in his last six, winning a tight battle with Tochiakagi; and Kurosegawa defeated Oshio in a battle of out-of-form men.
(87) Wajima (6-3) def. (49) Aobayama (2-7) by oshidashi
(77) Wakanohana (7-2) def. (10*) Zaonishiki (0-9) by yorikiri
(93) Kitamoumi (9-0) def. (52) Hoo (4-5) by yorikiri
(94) Chiyonofuji (8-1) def. (80) Masuiyama (5-4) by yorikiri
(79) Takanosato (6-3) def. (78) Asashio (5-4) by uwatenage
(67) Sadamoumi (3-6) def. (59) Masudayama (1-8) by yoritaoshi
(67) Kirinji (5-4) def. (54) Kaiki (4-5) by yorikiri
(81) Kotokaze (6-3) def. (75) Ozutsu (4-5) by yorikiri
(48) Arase (5-4) def. (45) Kurohimeyama (2-7) by hatakikomi
(52) Amanoyama (5-4) def. (10*) Washuyama (2-7) by oshidashi
YORITAOSHI
The frontal crush out is where the loser is driven backwards, the strength of the attacker forcing a collapse to the ground. As with the yorikiri, the victor must hold on to his opponent's belt throughout.
(58) Fujizakura (5-4) def. (71) Tochiakagi (5-4) by hikiotoshi
(69) Kurama (7-2) def. (39) Tamanofuji (1-8) by yorikiri
(69) Hokutenyu (8-1) def. (39) Misturuyama (3-6) by hatakikomi
(68) Dewanohana (7-2) def. (51) Toryu (4-5) by yorikiri
(46) Kurosegawa (3-6) def. (61) Oshio (2-7) by katasukashi
(65) Takamiyama (7-2) def. (64) Wakashimazu (5-4) by yorikiri
(64) Tochihikari (3-6) def. (58) Hidanohana (5-4) by oshidashi
(54) Banryuyama (6-3) def. (10*) Yutakayama (1-8) by oshidashi
Tokyo, Kuramae Kokugikan
The Juryo wrestlers returned to competing against their Makuuchi counterparts today, but both Hidanohana (5-4) and Yutakayama (1-8), fresh off his first win of the season, suffered defeats. Elsewhere, a very strong candidate for contest of the year occurred between high-flying Wakanohana and the winless Zaonishiki, with the eventual loser surprised everyone by lasting a good length of time, threatening to win on more than one occasion.
Another good match, Sadanoumi vs Masudayama, added to the excitement of the day along with two upsets: Fujizakura, who has five wins in his last six, winning a tight battle with Tochiakagi; and Kurosegawa defeated Oshio in a battle of out-of-form men.
(87) Wajima (6-3) def. (49) Aobayama (2-7) by oshidashi
(77) Wakanohana (7-2) def. (10*) Zaonishiki (0-9) by yorikiri
(93) Kitamoumi (9-0) def. (52) Hoo (4-5) by yorikiri
(94) Chiyonofuji (8-1) def. (80) Masuiyama (5-4) by yorikiri
(79) Takanosato (6-3) def. (78) Asashio (5-4) by uwatenage
(67) Sadamoumi (3-6) def. (59) Masudayama (1-8) by yoritaoshi
(67) Kirinji (5-4) def. (54) Kaiki (4-5) by yorikiri
(81) Kotokaze (6-3) def. (75) Ozutsu (4-5) by yorikiri
(48) Arase (5-4) def. (45) Kurohimeyama (2-7) by hatakikomi
(52) Amanoyama (5-4) def. (10*) Washuyama (2-7) by oshidashi
YORITAOSHI
The frontal crush out is where the loser is driven backwards, the strength of the attacker forcing a collapse to the ground. As with the yorikiri, the victor must hold on to his opponent's belt throughout.
(58) Fujizakura (5-4) def. (71) Tochiakagi (5-4) by hikiotoshi
(69) Kurama (7-2) def. (39) Tamanofuji (1-8) by yorikiri
(69) Hokutenyu (8-1) def. (39) Misturuyama (3-6) by hatakikomi
(68) Dewanohana (7-2) def. (51) Toryu (4-5) by yorikiri
(46) Kurosegawa (3-6) def. (61) Oshio (2-7) by katasukashi
(65) Takamiyama (7-2) def. (64) Wakashimazu (5-4) by yorikiri
(64) Tochihikari (3-6) def. (58) Hidanohana (5-4) by oshidashi
(54) Banryuyama (6-3) def. (10*) Yutakayama (1-8) by oshidashi
DICE Hockey - NHL - Jan 5th 1963
Saturday January 5th 1963
A three-point night for Earl Ingarfield ended the New York Rangers' four-game losing streak. Ingarfield scored a last-minute winner after Montreal came back to tie it in the third from 3-1 down; Gump Worsley at the other end making forty-three saves in his fourteenth win of the year.
SCORING SUMMARY
1st Period
6:49 NYR Bathgate (17), Prentice, Howell
19:21 MON Marshall (7), Johnson, Backstrom
2nd Period
2:50 NYR PPG Ingarfield (14), Cahan
18:06 NYR Hebenton (6), Ingarfield
3rd Period
15:48 MON PPG Beliveau (10), JC. Tremblay
17:24 MON Hicke (6), Harper
19:41 NYR Ingarfield (15), Balon, Neilson
POWERPLAY
NYR 1/2
MON 1/6
SAVES
NYR Worsley 44/47
MON Maniago 23/27
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A five-point haul for Dave Keon, including a Tim Horton assisted hat-trick, coupled with a forty-one save night for Don Simmons gives the Maple Leafs another two points, matching the Detroit Red Wings on 36pts. The Bruins spent much of the third period on the powerplay but were denied sixteen times by Simmons to deny any chance of a comeback.
SCORING SUMMARY
2nd Period
7:56 TOR Armstrong (12), Horton, Keon
8:15 TOR Keon (22), Horton
11:40 BOS Mohns (5), Godfrey, Kennedy
13:07 TOR Keon (23), Horton
16:51 TOR Douglas (1)
3rd Period
0:21 TOR Keon (24), Horton
19:41 TOR Mahovlich (23), Brewer, Keon
POWERPLAY
BOS 0/7
TOR 0/1
SAVES
BOS Johnston 25/31
TOR Simmons 41/42
| 1st | 2nd | 3rd | T | |
| NYR | 1 | 2 | 1 | 4 |
| MON | 1 | 0 | 2 | 3 |
A three-point night for Earl Ingarfield ended the New York Rangers' four-game losing streak. Ingarfield scored a last-minute winner after Montreal came back to tie it in the third from 3-1 down; Gump Worsley at the other end making forty-three saves in his fourteenth win of the year.
SCORING SUMMARY
1st Period
6:49 NYR Bathgate (17), Prentice, Howell
19:21 MON Marshall (7), Johnson, Backstrom
2nd Period
2:50 NYR PPG Ingarfield (14), Cahan
18:06 NYR Hebenton (6), Ingarfield
3rd Period
15:48 MON PPG Beliveau (10), JC. Tremblay
17:24 MON Hicke (6), Harper
19:41 NYR Ingarfield (15), Balon, Neilson
POWERPLAY
NYR 1/2
MON 1/6
SAVES
NYR Worsley 44/47
MON Maniago 23/27
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| 1st | 2nd | 3rd | T | |
| BOS | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| TOR | 0 | 4 | 2 | 6 |
A five-point haul for Dave Keon, including a Tim Horton assisted hat-trick, coupled with a forty-one save night for Don Simmons gives the Maple Leafs another two points, matching the Detroit Red Wings on 36pts. The Bruins spent much of the third period on the powerplay but were denied sixteen times by Simmons to deny any chance of a comeback.
SCORING SUMMARY
2nd Period
7:56 TOR Armstrong (12), Horton, Keon
8:15 TOR Keon (22), Horton
11:40 BOS Mohns (5), Godfrey, Kennedy
13:07 TOR Keon (23), Horton
16:51 TOR Douglas (1)
3rd Period
0:21 TOR Keon (24), Horton
19:41 TOR Mahovlich (23), Brewer, Keon
POWERPLAY
BOS 0/7
TOR 0/1
SAVES
BOS Johnston 25/31
TOR Simmons 41/42
| GP | W | L | T | Pts | |
| Chicago Blackhawks | 37 | 22 | 11 | 4 | 48 |
| Montreal Canadiens | 36 | 19 | 11 | 6 | 44 |
| Detroit Red Wings | 35 | 16 | 15 | 4 | 36 |
| Toronto Maple Leafs | 37 | 16 | 17 | 4 | 36 |
| New York Rangers | 38 | 15 | 19 | 4 | 34 |
| Boston Bruins | 37 | 9 | 24 | 4 | 22 |
Tuesday, 13 March 2012
DICE Hockey - NHL 1962-63 Stats
| SKATERS | ||||||||||
| GOALS | ASSISTS | POINTS | ||||||||
| Camille Henry | NYR | 30 | Tim Horton | TOR | 30 | Camille Henry | NYR | 45 | ||
| Stan Mikita | CHI | 28 | Dean Prentice | NYR | 21 | Stan Mikita | CHI | 44 | ||
| Parker MacDonald | DET | 25 | Doug Barkley | DET | 21 | Parker MacDonald | DET | 42 | ||
| Frank Mahovlich | TOR | 22 | Doug Harvey | NYR | 20 | Murray Oliver | BOS | 36 | ||
| Two Others | NHL | 21 | Two Others | NHL | 20 | Dave Keon | TOR | 36 | ||
| PIMS | POWERPLAY GOALS | GAME WINNING GOALS | ||||||||
| Carl Brewer | TOR | 111 | Stan Mikita | CHI | 20 | Stan Mikita | CHI | 5 | ||
| Reggie Fleming | CHI | 96 | Camille Henry | NYR | 19 | Norm Ullman | DET | 5 | ||
| Bill Gadsby | DET | 94 | Parker MacDonald | DET | 14 | Dickie Moore | MON | 5 | ||
| Dave Balon | NYR | 90 | Dave Keon | TOR | 10 | Camille Henry | NYR | 4 | ||
| Kent Douglas | TOR | 84 | Murray Oliver | BOS | 10 | Two Others | NHL | 4 | ||
| GOALTENDERS (minimum of ten games played) | ||||||||||
| WINS | GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE | SAVE PERCENTAGE | ||||||||
| Glenn Hall | CHI | 21 | Don Simmons | TOR | 2.23 | Jacques Plante | MON | .938 | ||
| Jacques Plante | MON | 16 | Glenn Hall | CHI | 2.35 | Don Simmons | TOR | .937 | ||
| Gump Worsley | NYR | 13 | Jacques Plante | MON | 2.36 | Glenn Hall | CHI | .935 | ||
| Terry Sawchuk | DET | 11 | Terry Sawchuk | DET | 2.77 | Terry Sawchuk | DET | .929 | ||
| Eddie Johnston | BOS | 9 | Johnny Bower | TOR | 3.09 | Johnny Bower | TOR | .919 | ||
| GP | W | L | T | Pts | GF | GA | GD | PP% | PK% | Home | Away | L10 | Streak | |
| Chicago Blackhawks | 37 | 22 | 11 | 4 | 48 | 112 | 88 | 24 | 23.57 | 77.54 | 12-6-1 | 10-5-3 | 4-5-1 | Lost 2 |
| Montreal Canadiens | 35 | 19 | 10 | 6 | 44 | 102 | 72 | 30 | 18.32 | 83.48 | 10-5-4 | 9-5-2 | 7-3-0 | Won 2 |
| Detroit Red Wings | 35 | 16 | 15 | 4 | 36 | 103 | 101 | 2 | 25.58 | 80.67 | 10-7-0 | 6-8-4 | 6-4-0 | Won 4 |
| Toronto Maple Leafs | 36 | 15 | 17 | 4 | 34 | 100 | 107 | -7 | 20.71 | 69.92 | 6-9-1 | 9-8-3 | 4-4-2 | Won 2 |
| New York Rangers | 37 | 14 | 19 | 4 | 32 | 116 | 120 | -4 | 35.16 | 75.54 | 6-10-3 | 8-9-1 | 4-6-0 | Lost 4 |
| Boston Bruins | 36 | 9 | 23 | 4 | 22 | 100 | 145 | -45 | 26.40 | 65.47 | 5-9-4 | 4-14-0 | 3-6-1 | Lost 2 |
Basho Fury - 1981 Hatsu, Juryo Day Eight
Sunday January 18th 1981
Tokyo, Kuramae Kokugikan
With the injury to Takanohana, no-one from the Juryo division competed today against a Makuuchi opponent. Instead, Oko would forgo his regular match in the third tier Makushita division and compete here.
Iwanami, Shinko, Aobajo and Onishiki stay on course with five wins a row for each of them, but Aobajo was inches away from defeat against Kotetsuyama. Shinko's win was against the odds, pushing Daijuyama down to a second loss with four others. This leaves Tamakiyama alone on top at 7-1 and still enjoying an unexpectedly great basho.
(40) Misugiiso (4-4) def. (45) Wakajishi (3-5) by uwatenage
(41) Shinko (6-2) def. (65) Daijuyama (6-2) by hikiotoshi
(38) Daio (2-6) def. (35) Futatsuryu (1-7) by yorikiri
(52) Aobajo (5-3) def. (47) Kotetsuyama (4-4) by abisetaoshi
(58) Hidanohana (5-3) def. (40) Kotowaka (2-6) by yoritaoshi
(50) Iwanami (7-1) def. (35) Kotonofuji (3-5) by oshidashi
(55) Tamakiyama (7-1) def. (33) Matsuyama (3-5) by hikiotoshi
(10*) Yutakayama (1-7) def. (29) Tagaryu (0-8) by yorikiri
(59) Onishiki (5-3) def. (38) Saisu (3-5) by yorikiri
(45) Daihi (5-3) def. (43) Hachiya (5-3) by yorikiri
(45) Takamisugi (6-2) def. (52) Kotochitose (6-2) by oshidashi
(40) Hakuryu (4-4) def. (34) Daigo (1-7) by yorikiri
(43) Kagetora (6-2) def. (41) Oyutaka (3-5) by oshidashi
(37) Kinoarashi (5-3) def. (34) Oko (3-2) by kimedashi
Tokyo, Kuramae Kokugikan
With the injury to Takanohana, no-one from the Juryo division competed today against a Makuuchi opponent. Instead, Oko would forgo his regular match in the third tier Makushita division and compete here.
Iwanami, Shinko, Aobajo and Onishiki stay on course with five wins a row for each of them, but Aobajo was inches away from defeat against Kotetsuyama. Shinko's win was against the odds, pushing Daijuyama down to a second loss with four others. This leaves Tamakiyama alone on top at 7-1 and still enjoying an unexpectedly great basho.
(40) Misugiiso (4-4) def. (45) Wakajishi (3-5) by uwatenage
(41) Shinko (6-2) def. (65) Daijuyama (6-2) by hikiotoshi
(38) Daio (2-6) def. (35) Futatsuryu (1-7) by yorikiri
(52) Aobajo (5-3) def. (47) Kotetsuyama (4-4) by abisetaoshi
(58) Hidanohana (5-3) def. (40) Kotowaka (2-6) by yoritaoshi
(50) Iwanami (7-1) def. (35) Kotonofuji (3-5) by oshidashi
(55) Tamakiyama (7-1) def. (33) Matsuyama (3-5) by hikiotoshi
(10*) Yutakayama (1-7) def. (29) Tagaryu (0-8) by yorikiri
(59) Onishiki (5-3) def. (38) Saisu (3-5) by yorikiri
(45) Daihi (5-3) def. (43) Hachiya (5-3) by yorikiri
(45) Takamisugi (6-2) def. (52) Kotochitose (6-2) by oshidashi
(40) Hakuryu (4-4) def. (34) Daigo (1-7) by yorikiri
(43) Kagetora (6-2) def. (41) Oyutaka (3-5) by oshidashi
(37) Kinoarashi (5-3) def. (34) Oko (3-2) by kimedashi
Basho Fury - 1981 Hatsu, Makuuchi Day Eight
Sunday January 18th 1981
Tokyo, Kuramae Kokugikan
Toryu and Mitsuruyama may end up with an average win-loss record, but they put on a very entertaining match as the Hatsu passes into the second half of the tournament. Both men could have walked away with a 4-4 record but the favourite just did enough to earn it. Both Asashio and Takanosato lost more ground on the front-runners, falling back to 5-3 with two losses in their last three bouts.
(77) Wakanohana (6-2) def. (78) Asashio (5-3) by yorikiri
(87) Wajima (5-3) def. (59) Masudayama (1-7) by yorikiri
(93) Kitanoumi (8-0) def. (79) Takanosato (5-3) by yoritaoshi
(80) Masuiyama (5-3) def. (75) Ozutsu (4-4) by oshidashi
(94) Chiyonofuji (7-1) def. (67) Kirinji (4-4) by yorikiri
(54) Kaiki (4-4) def. (67) Sadanoumi (2-6) by tsukiotoshi
(81) Kotokaze (5-3) def. (10*) Zaonishiki (0-8) by yorikiri
(49) Aobayama (2-6) def. (45) Kurohimeyama (2-6) by yorikiri
(69) Hokutenyu (7-1) def. (52) Amanoyama (4-4) by yoritaoshi
DOHYO-IRI
The ring-entering ceremony is performed by all competitors in the Makuuchi and Juryo divisions at the start of each day. Filing in after the referee according to their rank, lowest first up to highest, the participants conduct a set of rituals involving clapping, stomping and the raising of arms; the last of which is to show they are not armed.
(65) Takamiyama (6-2) def. (52) Hoo (4-4) by oshidashi
(69) Kurama (6-2) def. (58) Fujizakura (4-4) by kotenage
(54) Banryuyama (5-3) def. (48) Arase (4-4) by hikiotoshi
(71) Tochiakagi (5-3) def. (10*) Washuyama (2-6) by shitatenage
(68) Dewanohana (6-2) def. (46) Kurosegawa (2-6) by yoritaoshi
(51) Toryu (4-4) def. (39) Mitsuruyama (3-5) by yorikiri
(64) Tochihikari (2-6) def. (61) Oshio (2-6) by oshidashi
(64) Wakashimazu (5-3) def. (38) Tamanofuji (1-7) by uwatenage
Tokyo, Kuramae Kokugikan
Toryu and Mitsuruyama may end up with an average win-loss record, but they put on a very entertaining match as the Hatsu passes into the second half of the tournament. Both men could have walked away with a 4-4 record but the favourite just did enough to earn it. Both Asashio and Takanosato lost more ground on the front-runners, falling back to 5-3 with two losses in their last three bouts.
(77) Wakanohana (6-2) def. (78) Asashio (5-3) by yorikiri
(87) Wajima (5-3) def. (59) Masudayama (1-7) by yorikiri
(93) Kitanoumi (8-0) def. (79) Takanosato (5-3) by yoritaoshi
(80) Masuiyama (5-3) def. (75) Ozutsu (4-4) by oshidashi
(94) Chiyonofuji (7-1) def. (67) Kirinji (4-4) by yorikiri
(54) Kaiki (4-4) def. (67) Sadanoumi (2-6) by tsukiotoshi
(81) Kotokaze (5-3) def. (10*) Zaonishiki (0-8) by yorikiri
(49) Aobayama (2-6) def. (45) Kurohimeyama (2-6) by yorikiri
(69) Hokutenyu (7-1) def. (52) Amanoyama (4-4) by yoritaoshi
DOHYO-IRI
The ring-entering ceremony is performed by all competitors in the Makuuchi and Juryo divisions at the start of each day. Filing in after the referee according to their rank, lowest first up to highest, the participants conduct a set of rituals involving clapping, stomping and the raising of arms; the last of which is to show they are not armed.
(65) Takamiyama (6-2) def. (52) Hoo (4-4) by oshidashi
(69) Kurama (6-2) def. (58) Fujizakura (4-4) by kotenage
(54) Banryuyama (5-3) def. (48) Arase (4-4) by hikiotoshi
(71) Tochiakagi (5-3) def. (10*) Washuyama (2-6) by shitatenage
(68) Dewanohana (6-2) def. (46) Kurosegawa (2-6) by yoritaoshi
(51) Toryu (4-4) def. (39) Mitsuruyama (3-5) by yorikiri
(64) Tochihikari (2-6) def. (61) Oshio (2-6) by oshidashi
(64) Wakashimazu (5-3) def. (38) Tamanofuji (1-7) by uwatenage
Monday, 12 March 2012
Basho Fury - 1981 Hatsu, Juryo Day Seven
Saturday January 17th 1981
Tokyo, Kuramae Kokugikan
Tamakiyama joins the rest of the Juryo class by suffering his first defeat, coming at the hands of Kagetora. This brings about a four-way tie at the top with Daijuyama, Kotochitose and Iwanami winning today. In the match of the day, Kotetsuyama wins two in a row for the first time against a resilient Hidanohana who has lost two on the bounce.
(65) Daijuyama (6-1) def. (34) Daigo (1-6) by tsukiotoshi
(52) Kotochitose (6-1) def. (45) Wakajishi (3-4) by tsukiotoshi
(38) Daio (1-6) def. (45) Daihi (4-3) by uwatedashinage
(50) Iwanami (6-1) def. (40) Kotowaka (2-5) by oshidashi
(47) Kotetsuyama (4-3) def. (58) Hidanohana (4-3) by tsukidashi (v close)
(38) Saisu 3-4) def. (10*) Yutakayama (0-7) by yorikiri
(43) Kagetora (5-2) def. (55) Tamakiyama (6-1) by oshidashi
(59) Onishiki (4-3) def. (41) Oyutaka (3-4) by yorikiri
(41) Shinko (5-2) def. (37) Kinoarashi (4-3) by hatakikomi
(40) Hakuryu (3-4) def. (40) Misugiiso (3-4) by yorikiri
(45) Takamisugi (5-2) def. (43) Hachiya (5-2) by oshidashi
(35) Kotonofuji (3-4) def. (35) Futatsuryu (1-6) by uwatenage
(33) Matsuyama (3-4) def. (29) Tagaryu (0-7) by oshidashi
Tokyo, Kuramae Kokugikan
Tamakiyama joins the rest of the Juryo class by suffering his first defeat, coming at the hands of Kagetora. This brings about a four-way tie at the top with Daijuyama, Kotochitose and Iwanami winning today. In the match of the day, Kotetsuyama wins two in a row for the first time against a resilient Hidanohana who has lost two on the bounce.
(65) Daijuyama (6-1) def. (34) Daigo (1-6) by tsukiotoshi
(52) Kotochitose (6-1) def. (45) Wakajishi (3-4) by tsukiotoshi
(38) Daio (1-6) def. (45) Daihi (4-3) by uwatedashinage
(50) Iwanami (6-1) def. (40) Kotowaka (2-5) by oshidashi
(47) Kotetsuyama (4-3) def. (58) Hidanohana (4-3) by tsukidashi (v close)
(38) Saisu 3-4) def. (10*) Yutakayama (0-7) by yorikiri
(43) Kagetora (5-2) def. (55) Tamakiyama (6-1) by oshidashi
(59) Onishiki (4-3) def. (41) Oyutaka (3-4) by yorikiri
(41) Shinko (5-2) def. (37) Kinoarashi (4-3) by hatakikomi
(40) Hakuryu (3-4) def. (40) Misugiiso (3-4) by yorikiri
(45) Takamisugi (5-2) def. (43) Hachiya (5-2) by oshidashi
(35) Kotonofuji (3-4) def. (35) Futatsuryu (1-6) by uwatenage
(33) Matsuyama (3-4) def. (29) Tagaryu (0-7) by oshidashi
Basho Fury - 1981 Hatsu, Makuuchi Day Seven
Saturday January 17th 1981
Tokyo, Kuramae Kokugikan
The first injury is not a light one and Takanohana is done for rest of the Hatsu. He was in visible distress, clutching his shoulder, after Asashio pulled him to the ground for his fourth win in five matches. Wakanohana and Takamiyama both lose and join the pack that are now 5-2; the latter losing a close battle with Kirinji.
A pair of contests did not go the way many expected. Sadanoumi ends a four-match losing streak, beating Wajima, and Tochiakagi lost his first match in four, Amanoyama dealing with him.
(67) Sadanoumi (2-5) def. (87) Wajima (4-3) by yorikiri
(81) Kotokaze (4-3) def. (77) Wakanohana (5-2) by yorikiri
(93) Kitanoumi (7-0) def. (75) Ozutsu (4-3) by yoritaoshi
(78) Asashio (5-2) def. (53) Takanohana (3-4) by hikiotoshi
(80) Masuiyama (4-3) def. (59) Masudayama (1-6) by hikiotoshi
(94) Chiyonofuji (6-1) def. (10*) Zaonishiki (0-7) by shitatenage
(79) Takanosato (5-2) def. (52) Hoo (4-3) by hatakikomi
(54) Kaiki (3-4) def. (45) Kurohimeyama (1-6) by yorikiri
(68) Dewanohana (5-2) def. (49) Aobayama (1-6) by yorikiri
(67) Kirinji (4-3) def. (65) Takamiyama (5-2) by tsukidash
HIKIOTOSHI
The Hand Pull Down is where the attacker pulls his opponent down, maintaining a hold on the arm, shoulder, or mawashi.
(52) Amanoyama (4-3) def. (71) Tochiakagi (4-3) by yorikiri
(48) Arase (4-3) def. (46) Kurosegawa (2-5) by yorikiri
(58) Fujizakura (4-3) def. (10*) Washuyama (2-5) by hikiotoshi
(69) Kurama (5-2) def. (64) Wakashimazu (4-3) by uwatenage
(69) Hokutenyu (6-1) def. (38) Tamanofuji (1-6) by yoritaoshi
(64) Tochihikari (1-6) def. (39) Mitsuruyama (3-4) by oshidashi
(54) Banryuyama (4-3) def. (61) Oshio (2-5) by hikiotoshi
(52) Aobajo (4-3) def. (51) Toryu (3-4) by yorikiri
Tokyo, Kuramae Kokugikan
The first injury is not a light one and Takanohana is done for rest of the Hatsu. He was in visible distress, clutching his shoulder, after Asashio pulled him to the ground for his fourth win in five matches. Wakanohana and Takamiyama both lose and join the pack that are now 5-2; the latter losing a close battle with Kirinji.
A pair of contests did not go the way many expected. Sadanoumi ends a four-match losing streak, beating Wajima, and Tochiakagi lost his first match in four, Amanoyama dealing with him.
(67) Sadanoumi (2-5) def. (87) Wajima (4-3) by yorikiri
(81) Kotokaze (4-3) def. (77) Wakanohana (5-2) by yorikiri
(93) Kitanoumi (7-0) def. (75) Ozutsu (4-3) by yoritaoshi
(78) Asashio (5-2) def. (53) Takanohana (3-4) by hikiotoshi
(80) Masuiyama (4-3) def. (59) Masudayama (1-6) by hikiotoshi
(94) Chiyonofuji (6-1) def. (10*) Zaonishiki (0-7) by shitatenage
(79) Takanosato (5-2) def. (52) Hoo (4-3) by hatakikomi
(54) Kaiki (3-4) def. (45) Kurohimeyama (1-6) by yorikiri
(68) Dewanohana (5-2) def. (49) Aobayama (1-6) by yorikiri
(67) Kirinji (4-3) def. (65) Takamiyama (5-2) by tsukidash
HIKIOTOSHI
The Hand Pull Down is where the attacker pulls his opponent down, maintaining a hold on the arm, shoulder, or mawashi.
(52) Amanoyama (4-3) def. (71) Tochiakagi (4-3) by yorikiri
(48) Arase (4-3) def. (46) Kurosegawa (2-5) by yorikiri
(58) Fujizakura (4-3) def. (10*) Washuyama (2-5) by hikiotoshi
(69) Kurama (5-2) def. (64) Wakashimazu (4-3) by uwatenage
(69) Hokutenyu (6-1) def. (38) Tamanofuji (1-6) by yoritaoshi
(64) Tochihikari (1-6) def. (39) Mitsuruyama (3-4) by oshidashi
(54) Banryuyama (4-3) def. (61) Oshio (2-5) by hikiotoshi
(52) Aobajo (4-3) def. (51) Toryu (3-4) by yorikiri
DICE Hockey - NHL - Jan 3nd 1963
Thursday January 3rd 1963
Jacques Plante earns his league-leading fourth shutout of the season, stopping thirty-four Bruins' shots. Bernie Geoffrion (12) scores his first game-winning goal in a match that Montreal had total control in through the first two periods. In the third, there were multiple stoppages for both teams to take trips to the sin bin.
SCORING SUMMARY
1st Period
18:22 MON Geoffrion (12), Beliveau, JC. Tremblay
2nd Period
14:13 MON PPG Moore (17), Talbot, Richard
3rd Period
14:57 MON PPG Moore (18), Talbot
POWERPLAY
BOS 0/3
MON 2/6
SAVES
BOS Johnston 47/50
MON Plante 34/34
| 1st | 2nd | 3rd | T | |
| BOS | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| MON | 1 | 1 | 1 | 3 |
Jacques Plante earns his league-leading fourth shutout of the season, stopping thirty-four Bruins' shots. Bernie Geoffrion (12) scores his first game-winning goal in a match that Montreal had total control in through the first two periods. In the third, there were multiple stoppages for both teams to take trips to the sin bin.
SCORING SUMMARY
1st Period
18:22 MON Geoffrion (12), Beliveau, JC. Tremblay
2nd Period
14:13 MON PPG Moore (17), Talbot, Richard
3rd Period
14:57 MON PPG Moore (18), Talbot
POWERPLAY
BOS 0/3
MON 2/6
SAVES
BOS Johnston 47/50
MON Plante 34/34
| GP | W | L | T | Pts | |
| Chicago Blackhawks | 37 | 22 | 11 | 4 | 48 |
| Montreal Canadiens | 35 | 19 | 10 | 6 | 44 |
| Detroit Red Wings | 35 | 16 | 15 | 4 | 36 |
| Toronto Maple Leafs | 36 | 15 | 17 | 4 | 34 |
| New York Rangers | 37 | 14 | 19 | 4 | 32 |
| Boston Bruins | 36 | 9 | 23 | 4 | 22 |
Sunday, 11 March 2012
DICE Hockey - NHL - Jan 2nd 1963
Wednesday January 2nd
A mass of penalties disrupted the flow of this one leading to a fifth defeat in six games for New York. Both Carl Brewer of the Leafs and Doug Harvey of the Rangers were heavily involved with one another with a fight, a pair of coincidental roughing minors and a separate minor each.
SCORING SUMMARY
2nd Period
1:01 TOR Mahovlich (22), Keon, Brewer
14:51 NYR Hebenton (5), Ingarfield, Neilson
3rd Period
3:54 TOR Nevin (8), Stanley
POWERPLAY
TOR 0/5
NYR 0/2
SAVES
TOR Simmons 30/31
NYR Worsley 42/44
| 1st | 2nd | 3rd | T | |
| TOR | 0 | 1 | 1 | 2 |
| NYR | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
A mass of penalties disrupted the flow of this one leading to a fifth defeat in six games for New York. Both Carl Brewer of the Leafs and Doug Harvey of the Rangers were heavily involved with one another with a fight, a pair of coincidental roughing minors and a separate minor each.
SCORING SUMMARY
2nd Period
1:01 TOR Mahovlich (22), Keon, Brewer
14:51 NYR Hebenton (5), Ingarfield, Neilson
3rd Period
3:54 TOR Nevin (8), Stanley
POWERPLAY
TOR 0/5
NYR 0/2
SAVES
TOR Simmons 30/31
NYR Worsley 42/44
| GP | W | L | T | Pts | |
| Chicago Blackhawks | 37 | 22 | 11 | 4 | 48 |
| Montreal Canadiens | 34 | 18 | 10 | 6 | 42 |
| Detroit Red Wings | 35 | 16 | 15 | 4 | 36 |
| Toronto Maple Leafs | 36 | 15 | 17 | 4 | 34 |
| New York Rangers | 37 | 14 | 19 | 4 | 32 |
| Boston Bruins | 35 | 9 | 22 | 4 | 22 |
Basho Fury - 1981 Hatsu, Juryo Day Six
Friday January 16th 1981
Tokyo, Kuramae Kokugikan
The match of the day was from an unlikely source. Tamakiyama is the last unbetean man in thr Juryo but Tagaryu lasted a good amount of time, even threatening to win at one point, before eventually succumbing. Kotochitose lost his first match to a resurgent Onishiki, who has now won three straight, and Hidanohana suffered another loss, this time against the unfavoured Aobajo.
(41) Shinko (4-2) def. (45) Wakajishi (3-3) by hatakikomi
(33) Matsuyama (2-4) def. (38) Daio (0-6) by yorikiri
(52) Aobajo (3-3) def. (34) Daigo (1-5) by sukuinage
(45) Daihi (4-2) def. (58) Hidanohana (4-2) by yorikiri
(50) Iwanami (5-1) def. (40) Hakuryu (2-4) by oshodashi
(55) Tamakiyama (6-0) def. (29) Tagaryu (0-6) by uwatedashinage
(43) Kagetora (4-2) def. (10*) Yutakayama (0-6) by oshidashi
(59) Onishiki (3-3) def. (52) Kotochitose (5-1) by yorikiri
(38) Saisu (2-4) def. (40) Kotowaka (2-4) by uwatenage
(47) Kotetsuyama (3-3) def. (40) Misugiiso (3-3) by oshidashi
(45) Takamisugi (4-2) def. (35) Futatsuryu (1-5) by yorikiri
(43) Hachiya (5-1) def. (41) Oyutaka (3-3) by yorikiri
(37) Kinoarashi (4-2) def. (35) Kotonofuji (2-4) by yorikiri
Tokyo, Kuramae Kokugikan
The match of the day was from an unlikely source. Tamakiyama is the last unbetean man in thr Juryo but Tagaryu lasted a good amount of time, even threatening to win at one point, before eventually succumbing. Kotochitose lost his first match to a resurgent Onishiki, who has now won three straight, and Hidanohana suffered another loss, this time against the unfavoured Aobajo.
(41) Shinko (4-2) def. (45) Wakajishi (3-3) by hatakikomi
(33) Matsuyama (2-4) def. (38) Daio (0-6) by yorikiri
(52) Aobajo (3-3) def. (34) Daigo (1-5) by sukuinage
(45) Daihi (4-2) def. (58) Hidanohana (4-2) by yorikiri
(50) Iwanami (5-1) def. (40) Hakuryu (2-4) by oshodashi
(55) Tamakiyama (6-0) def. (29) Tagaryu (0-6) by uwatedashinage
(43) Kagetora (4-2) def. (10*) Yutakayama (0-6) by oshidashi
(59) Onishiki (3-3) def. (52) Kotochitose (5-1) by yorikiri
(38) Saisu (2-4) def. (40) Kotowaka (2-4) by uwatenage
(47) Kotetsuyama (3-3) def. (40) Misugiiso (3-3) by oshidashi
(45) Takamisugi (4-2) def. (35) Futatsuryu (1-5) by yorikiri
(43) Hachiya (5-1) def. (41) Oyutaka (3-3) by yorikiri
(37) Kinoarashi (4-2) def. (35) Kotonofuji (2-4) by yorikiri
Basho Fury - 1981 Hatsu, Makuuchi Day Six
Friday January 16th 1981
Tokyo, Kuramae Kokugikan
Kitanoumi stands alone at the top of the rankings as Hokutenyu defeats Takamiyama. Masudayama pulled off a surprise result for his win of the basho; Ozutsu dropping to 4-2 in that close battle.
(77) Wakanohana (5-1) def. (45) Kurohimeyama (1-5) by yorikiri
(87) Wajima (4-2) def. (78) Wasashio (4-2) by yorikiri
(93) Kitanoumi (6-0) def. (81) Kotokaze (3-3) by yoritaoshi
(80) Masuiyama (3-3) def. (79) Takanosato (4-2) by oshidashi
(53) Takanohana (3-3) def. (10*) Zaonishiki (0-6) by yorikiri
(94) Chiyonofuji (5-1) def. (54) Kaiki (2-4) by uwatenage
(59) Masudayama (1-5) def. (75) Ozutsu (4-2) by tsukiotoshi
(48) Arase (3-3) def. (49) Aobayama (1-5) by yorikiri
(71) Tochiakagi (4-2) def. (67) Sadanoumi (1-5) by shitatenage
(67)Kirinji (3-3) def. (61) Oshio (2-4) by tsukidashi
DOHYO
This is the ring where competition takes place and a new one is constructed from a specific type of clay and covered in sand for each tournament.
(58) Fujizakura (3-3) def. (52) Amanoyama (3-3) by yorikiri
(52) Hoo (4-2) def. (38) Tamanofuji (1-5) by kotenage
(10*) Washuyama (2-4) def. (39) Mitsuruyama (3-3) by okuridashi
(69) Kurama (4-2) def. (51) Toryu (3-3) by sukuinage
(68) Dewanohana (4-2) def. (54) Banryuyama (3-3) by uwatenage
(69) Hokutenyu (5-1) def. (65) Takamiyama (5-1) by uwatenage
(64) Wakashimazu (4-2) def. (46) Kurosegawa (2-4) by yoritaoshi
(65) Daijuyama (5-1) def. (64) Tochihikari (0-6) by hatakikomi
Tokyo, Kuramae Kokugikan
Kitanoumi stands alone at the top of the rankings as Hokutenyu defeats Takamiyama. Masudayama pulled off a surprise result for his win of the basho; Ozutsu dropping to 4-2 in that close battle.
(77) Wakanohana (5-1) def. (45) Kurohimeyama (1-5) by yorikiri
(87) Wajima (4-2) def. (78) Wasashio (4-2) by yorikiri
(93) Kitanoumi (6-0) def. (81) Kotokaze (3-3) by yoritaoshi
(80) Masuiyama (3-3) def. (79) Takanosato (4-2) by oshidashi
(53) Takanohana (3-3) def. (10*) Zaonishiki (0-6) by yorikiri
(94) Chiyonofuji (5-1) def. (54) Kaiki (2-4) by uwatenage
(59) Masudayama (1-5) def. (75) Ozutsu (4-2) by tsukiotoshi
(48) Arase (3-3) def. (49) Aobayama (1-5) by yorikiri
(71) Tochiakagi (4-2) def. (67) Sadanoumi (1-5) by shitatenage
(67)Kirinji (3-3) def. (61) Oshio (2-4) by tsukidashi
DOHYO
This is the ring where competition takes place and a new one is constructed from a specific type of clay and covered in sand for each tournament.
(58) Fujizakura (3-3) def. (52) Amanoyama (3-3) by yorikiri
(52) Hoo (4-2) def. (38) Tamanofuji (1-5) by kotenage
(10*) Washuyama (2-4) def. (39) Mitsuruyama (3-3) by okuridashi
(69) Kurama (4-2) def. (51) Toryu (3-3) by sukuinage
(68) Dewanohana (4-2) def. (54) Banryuyama (3-3) by uwatenage
(69) Hokutenyu (5-1) def. (65) Takamiyama (5-1) by uwatenage
(64) Wakashimazu (4-2) def. (46) Kurosegawa (2-4) by yoritaoshi
(65) Daijuyama (5-1) def. (64) Tochihikari (0-6) by hatakikomi
Saturday, 10 March 2012
Basho Fury - 1981 Hatsu, Form Guide
Form Guide after Five Days - ☺ WIN; ☻ LOSS; - N/A
MAKUUCHI
JURYO
MAKUUCHI
| (93) | Kitanoumi | ☺☺☺☺☺ |
| (65) | Takamiyama | ☺☺☺☺☺ |
| (94) | Chiyonofuji | ☻☺☺☺☺ |
| (79) | Takanosato | ☺☺☻☺☺ |
| (78) | Asashio | ☺☻☺☺☺ |
| (77) | Wakanohana | ☻☺☺☺☺ |
| (75) | Ozutso | ☺☻☺☺☺ |
| (69) | Hokutenyu | ☻☺☺☺☺ |
| (87) | Wajima | ☺☺☺☻☻ |
| (81) | Kotokaze | ☺☺☻☺☻ |
| (71) | Tochiakagi | ☺☻☻☺☺ |
| (69) | Kurama | ☺☻☺☻☺ |
| (68) | Dewanohana | ☻☺☺☺☻ |
| (64) | Wakashimazu | ☺☺☺☻☻ |
| (54) | Banryuyama | ☻☺☻☺☺ |
| (52) | Amanoyama | ☺☻☺☺☻ |
| (52) | Hoo | ☺☻☻☺☺ |
| (51) | Toryu | ☻☺☻☺☺ |
| (39) | Mitsuruyama | ☺☺☺☻☻ |
| (80) | Masuiyama | ☺☻☻☻☺ |
| (67) | Kirinji | ☻☻☺☻☺ |
| (61) | Oshio | ☻☺☻☻☺ |
| (58) | Fujizakura | ☻☻☻☺☺ |
| (54) | Kaiki | ☻☺☻☺☻ |
| (53) | Takanohana | ☺☺☻☻☻ |
| (48) | Arase | ☺☺☻☻☻ |
| (46) | Kurosegawa | ☻☻☺☻☺ |
| (67) | Sadanoumi | ☻☺☻☻☻ |
| (49) | Aobayama | ☻☻☺☻☻ |
| (45) | Kurohimeyama | ☻☻☺☻☻ |
| (38) | Tamanofuji | ☺☻☻☻☻ |
| (10) | Washuyama | ☻☻☻☺☻ |
| (64) | Tochihikari | ☻☻☻☻☻ |
| (59) | Masudayama | ☻☻☻☻☻ |
| (10) | Zaonishiki | ☻☻☻☻☻ |
JURYO
| (55) | Tamakiyama | ☺☺☺☺☺ |
| (52) | Kotochitose | ☺☺☺☺☺ |
| (65) | Daijuyama | ☺☺☺☻☺ |
| (58) | Hidanohana | ☺☻☺☺☺ |
| (50) | Iwanami | ☺☺☻☺☺ |
| (43) | Hachiya | ☻☺☺☺☺ |
| (47) | Kotetsuyama | ☺☻☺☻☻ |
| (45) | Daihi | ☺☻☺☺☻ |
| (45) | Takamisugi | ☺☻☺☺☻ |
| (45) | Wakajishi | ☺☺☻☺☻ |
| (43) | Kagetora | ☻☺☺☺☻ |
| (41) | Oyutaka | ☻☺☺☻☺ |
| (41) | Shinko | ☻☺☻☺☺ |
| (40) | Misugiiso | ☺☻☺☻☺ |
| (37) | Kinoarashi | ☺☺☻☻☺ |
| (59) | Onishiki | ☻☻☻☺☺ |
| (52) | Aobajo | ☻☻☻☺☺ |
| (40) | Hakuryu | ☻☺☻☻☺ |
| (40) | Kotowaka | ☺☺☻☻☻ |
| (35) | Kotonofuji | ☺☺☻☻☻ |
| (38) | Saisu | ☺☻☻☻☻ |
| (35) | Futatsuryu | ☻☻☺☻☻ |
| (34) | Daigo | ☻☻☻☺☻ |
| (33) | Matsuyama | ☻☻☺☻☻ |
| (38) | Daio | ☻☻☻☻☻ |
| (29) | Tagaryu | ☻☻☻☻☻ |
| (10) | Yutakayama | ☻☻☻☻☻ |
Basho Fury - 1981 Hatsu, Juryo Day Five
Thursday January 15th 1981
Tokyo, Kuramae Kokugikan
No surprises in the Juryo on the fifth day, but there were a couple of amazing matches. Onishiki picked up his second win in a row, defeating the hard-nosed Kagetora, and Tamakiyama had to pull out all the stops to end up on top in a truly epic match against Saisu.
(65) Daijuyama (4-1) def. (40) Kotowaka (2-3) by yorikiri
(52) Aobajo (2-3) def. (45) Daihi (3-2) by hatakikomi
(52) Kotochitose (5-0) def. (38) Daio (0-5) by yorikiri
(50) Iwanami (4-1) def. (47) Kotetsuyama (2-3) by hikiotoshi
(58) Hidanohana (4-1) def. (35) Futatsuryu (1-4) by hatakikomi
(40) Hakuryu (2-3) def. (10*) Yutakayama (0-5) by yorikiri
(55) Tamakiyama (5-0) def. (38) Saisu (1-4) by yorikiri
(59) Onishiki (2-3) def. (43) Kagetora (3-2) by yorikiri
(41) Shinko (3-2) def. (33) Matsuyama (1-4) by hatakikomi
(40) Misugiiso (3-2) def. (45) Takamisugi (3-2) by uwatedashinage
(43) Hachiya (4-1) def. (35) Kotonofuji (2-3) by uwatenage
(37) Kinoarashi (3-2) def. (34) Daigo (1-4) by yorikiri
(41) Oyutaka (3-2) def. (29) Tagaryu (0-5) by hatakikomi
Tokyo, Kuramae Kokugikan
No surprises in the Juryo on the fifth day, but there were a couple of amazing matches. Onishiki picked up his second win in a row, defeating the hard-nosed Kagetora, and Tamakiyama had to pull out all the stops to end up on top in a truly epic match against Saisu.
(65) Daijuyama (4-1) def. (40) Kotowaka (2-3) by yorikiri
(52) Aobajo (2-3) def. (45) Daihi (3-2) by hatakikomi
(52) Kotochitose (5-0) def. (38) Daio (0-5) by yorikiri
(50) Iwanami (4-1) def. (47) Kotetsuyama (2-3) by hikiotoshi
(58) Hidanohana (4-1) def. (35) Futatsuryu (1-4) by hatakikomi
(40) Hakuryu (2-3) def. (10*) Yutakayama (0-5) by yorikiri
(55) Tamakiyama (5-0) def. (38) Saisu (1-4) by yorikiri
(59) Onishiki (2-3) def. (43) Kagetora (3-2) by yorikiri
(41) Shinko (3-2) def. (33) Matsuyama (1-4) by hatakikomi
(40) Misugiiso (3-2) def. (45) Takamisugi (3-2) by uwatedashinage
(43) Hachiya (4-1) def. (35) Kotonofuji (2-3) by uwatenage
(37) Kinoarashi (3-2) def. (34) Daigo (1-4) by yorikiri
(41) Oyutaka (3-2) def. (29) Tagaryu (0-5) by hatakikomi
Basho Fury - 1981 Hatsu, Makuuchi Day Five
Thursday January 15th 1981
Tokyo, Kuramae Kokugikan
Undefeated Kianoumi has a six-man chasing pack on a 4-1 record. Kotokaze, one of seven men dropping a second loss in the basho, was in a tight contest with Takanosato, and the only real upset came when Kurosegawa beat the out of form Tochihikari. The match of the day came between the inconsistent Kurama and the one-time winner Aobayama.
(94) Chiyonofuji (4-1) def. (87) Wajima (3-2) by shitatenage
(77) Wakanohana (4-1) def. (54) Kaiki (2-3) by sotogake
(93) Kitanoumi (5-0) def. (45) Kurohimeyama (1-4) by yorikiri
(67) Kirinji (2-3) def. (53) Takanohana (2-3) by oshidashi
(80) Masuiyama (2-3) def. (10*) Zaonishiki (0-5) by uwatenage
(79) Takanosato (4-1) def. (81) Kotokaze (3-2) by hatakikomi
(78) Asashio (4-1) def. (59) Masudayama (0-5) by oshitaoshi
(75) Ozutsu (4-1) def. (48) Arase (2-3) by oshidashi
(58) Fujizakura (2-3) def. (67) Sadanoumi (1-4) by oshidashi
(69) Kurama (3-2) def. (49) Aobayama (1-4) by yorikiri
OSHIDASHI
Similar to the yorikiri the oshidashi is a frontal assault but without gripping the belt, although hand contact must be maintained throughout.
(52) Hoo (3-2) def. (39) Mitsuruyama (3-2) by yorikiri
(65) Takamiyama (5-0) def. (52) Amanoyama (3-2) by yoritaoshi
(51) Toryu (3-2) def. (10*) Washuyama (1-4) by yorikiri
(69) Hokutenyu (4-1) def. (64) Wakashimazu (3-2) by uwatenage
(61) Oshio (2-3) def. (68) Dewanohana (3-2) by oshidashi
(71) Tochiakagi (3-2) def. (38) Tamanofuji (1-4) by kotenage
(46) Kurosegawa (2-3) def. (64) Tochihikari (0-5) by oshidashi
(54) Banryuyama (3-2) def. (45) Wakajishi (3-2) by tsukiotoshi
Tokyo, Kuramae Kokugikan
Undefeated Kianoumi has a six-man chasing pack on a 4-1 record. Kotokaze, one of seven men dropping a second loss in the basho, was in a tight contest with Takanosato, and the only real upset came when Kurosegawa beat the out of form Tochihikari. The match of the day came between the inconsistent Kurama and the one-time winner Aobayama.
(94) Chiyonofuji (4-1) def. (87) Wajima (3-2) by shitatenage
(77) Wakanohana (4-1) def. (54) Kaiki (2-3) by sotogake
(93) Kitanoumi (5-0) def. (45) Kurohimeyama (1-4) by yorikiri
(67) Kirinji (2-3) def. (53) Takanohana (2-3) by oshidashi
(80) Masuiyama (2-3) def. (10*) Zaonishiki (0-5) by uwatenage
(79) Takanosato (4-1) def. (81) Kotokaze (3-2) by hatakikomi
(78) Asashio (4-1) def. (59) Masudayama (0-5) by oshitaoshi
(75) Ozutsu (4-1) def. (48) Arase (2-3) by oshidashi
(58) Fujizakura (2-3) def. (67) Sadanoumi (1-4) by oshidashi
(69) Kurama (3-2) def. (49) Aobayama (1-4) by yorikiri
OSHIDASHI
Similar to the yorikiri the oshidashi is a frontal assault but without gripping the belt, although hand contact must be maintained throughout.
(52) Hoo (3-2) def. (39) Mitsuruyama (3-2) by yorikiri
(65) Takamiyama (5-0) def. (52) Amanoyama (3-2) by yoritaoshi
(51) Toryu (3-2) def. (10*) Washuyama (1-4) by yorikiri
(69) Hokutenyu (4-1) def. (64) Wakashimazu (3-2) by uwatenage
(61) Oshio (2-3) def. (68) Dewanohana (3-2) by oshidashi
(71) Tochiakagi (3-2) def. (38) Tamanofuji (1-4) by kotenage
(46) Kurosegawa (2-3) def. (64) Tochihikari (0-5) by oshidashi
(54) Banryuyama (3-2) def. (45) Wakajishi (3-2) by tsukiotoshi
Friday, 9 March 2012
DICE Hockey - NHL - Jan 1st 1963
Tuesday January 1st 1963
SCORING SUMMARY
1st Period
17:58 TOR Horton (1), Armstrong
2nd Period
0:41 BOS Bucyk (11), Oliver, Boivin
1:58 TOR PPG Mahovlich (20), Brewer, Keon
4:32 TOR Keon (20), Horton
13:11 BOS Williams (14), Boivin
17:10 TOR Keon (21), Brewer
19:49 TOR PPG Mahovlich (21), Horton, Keon
3rd Period
15:22 BOS PPG Williams (15), Oliver, Spencer
18:40 BOS Oliver (21), Williams
POWERPLAY
TOR 2/8
BOS 1/3
SAVES
TOR Bower 32/36
BOS Johnston 35/40
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SCORING SUMMARY
1st Period
6:34 CHI Hay (12), Balfour, McDonald
14:52 CHI Pilote (2), MacNeil, Wharram
2nd Period
14:29 DET Howe (16), Gadsby, P. MacDonald
15:10 DET Ullman (15), Fonteyne, M. Pronovost
16:42 DET PPG Ullman (16), Fonteyne
17:52 CHI PPG Mikita (28), Wharram, Hull
3rd Period
10:10 DET PPG P. MacDonald (25), Barkley
13:1 DET PPG Ullman (17), Young
19:01 DET PPG Howe (17), P. MacDonald, Delvecchio
POWERPLAY
DET 4/6
CHI 1/6
SAVES
DET Sawchuk 39/42
CHI Hall 31/37
| 1st | 2nd | 3rd | T | |
| TOR | 1 | 4 | 0 | 5 |
| BOS | 0 | 2 | 2 | 4 |
SCORING SUMMARY
1st Period
17:58 TOR Horton (1), Armstrong
2nd Period
0:41 BOS Bucyk (11), Oliver, Boivin
1:58 TOR PPG Mahovlich (20), Brewer, Keon
4:32 TOR Keon (20), Horton
13:11 BOS Williams (14), Boivin
17:10 TOR Keon (21), Brewer
19:49 TOR PPG Mahovlich (21), Horton, Keon
3rd Period
15:22 BOS PPG Williams (15), Oliver, Spencer
18:40 BOS Oliver (21), Williams
POWERPLAY
TOR 2/8
BOS 1/3
SAVES
TOR Bower 32/36
BOS Johnston 35/40
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| 1st | 2nd | 3rd | T | |
| DET | 0 | 3 | 3 | 6 |
| CHI | 2 | 1 | 0 | 3 |
SCORING SUMMARY
1st Period
6:34 CHI Hay (12), Balfour, McDonald
14:52 CHI Pilote (2), MacNeil, Wharram
2nd Period
14:29 DET Howe (16), Gadsby, P. MacDonald
15:10 DET Ullman (15), Fonteyne, M. Pronovost
16:42 DET PPG Ullman (16), Fonteyne
17:52 CHI PPG Mikita (28), Wharram, Hull
3rd Period
10:10 DET PPG P. MacDonald (25), Barkley
13:1 DET PPG Ullman (17), Young
19:01 DET PPG Howe (17), P. MacDonald, Delvecchio
POWERPLAY
DET 4/6
CHI 1/6
SAVES
DET Sawchuk 39/42
CHI Hall 31/37
| GP | W | L | T | Pts | |
| Chicago Blackhawks | 37 | 22 | 11 | 4 | 48 |
| Montreal Canadiens | 34 | 18 | 10 | 6 | 42 |
| Detroit Red Wings | 35 | 16 | 15 | 4 | 36 |
| New York Rangers | 36 | 14 | 18 | 4 | 32 |
| Toronto Maple Leafs | 35 | 14 | 17 | 4 | 32 |
| Boston Bruins | 35 | 9 | 22 | 4 | 22 |
Basho Fury - 1981 Hatsu, Juryo Day Four
Wednesday January 14th 1981
Tokyo, Kuramae Kokugikan
As in the premier class, there are two undefeated men in the Juryo division; both Tamakiyama hands the favoured Daijuyama his first loss, and Kotochitose has little trouble sweeping through the challenge of winless Tagaryu.
(45) Wakajishi (3-1) def. (40) Kotowaka (2-2) by oshidashi
(55) Tamakiyama (4-0) def. (65) Daijuyama (3-1) by uwatedashinage
(52) Aobajo (1-3) def. (35) Futatsuryu (1-3) by yorikiri
(58) Hidanohana (3-1) def. (40) Misugiiso (2-2) by yorikiri
(50) Iwanami (3-1) def. (33) Matsuyama (1-3) by hikiotoshi
(45) Daihi (3-1) def. (10*) Yutakayama (0-4) by yorikiri
(41) Shinko (2-2) def. (35) Kotonofuji (2-2) by hatakikomi
(59) Onishiki (1-3) def. (47) Kotetsuyama (2-2) by uwatenage
(43) Hachiya (3-1) def. (37) Kinoarashi (2-2) by yorikiri
(52) Kotochitose (4-0) def. (29) Tagaryu (0-4) by oshidashi
(34) Daigo (1-3) def. (41) Oyutaka (2-2) by yorikiri
(43) Kagetora (3-1) def. (40) Hakuryu (1-3) by oshidashi
(45) Takamisugi (3-1) def. (38) Saisu (1-3) by oshidashi
Tokyo, Kuramae Kokugikan
As in the premier class, there are two undefeated men in the Juryo division; both Tamakiyama hands the favoured Daijuyama his first loss, and Kotochitose has little trouble sweeping through the challenge of winless Tagaryu.
(45) Wakajishi (3-1) def. (40) Kotowaka (2-2) by oshidashi
(55) Tamakiyama (4-0) def. (65) Daijuyama (3-1) by uwatedashinage
(52) Aobajo (1-3) def. (35) Futatsuryu (1-3) by yorikiri
(58) Hidanohana (3-1) def. (40) Misugiiso (2-2) by yorikiri
(50) Iwanami (3-1) def. (33) Matsuyama (1-3) by hikiotoshi
(45) Daihi (3-1) def. (10*) Yutakayama (0-4) by yorikiri
(41) Shinko (2-2) def. (35) Kotonofuji (2-2) by hatakikomi
(59) Onishiki (1-3) def. (47) Kotetsuyama (2-2) by uwatenage
(43) Hachiya (3-1) def. (37) Kinoarashi (2-2) by yorikiri
(52) Kotochitose (4-0) def. (29) Tagaryu (0-4) by oshidashi
(34) Daigo (1-3) def. (41) Oyutaka (2-2) by yorikiri
(43) Kagetora (3-1) def. (40) Hakuryu (1-3) by oshidashi
(45) Takamisugi (3-1) def. (38) Saisu (1-3) by oshidashi
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