TODAY'S GAMES

Men's fencing at NCAAs at Notre Dame

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS

NHL

Ray Bourque's goal from the top of the faceoff circle with five minutes remaining lifted Boston to a 3-3 National Hockey League tie with the Buffalo Sabres last night, and the Bruins retained second place in the Adams Division by a single point.

Bruce Crowder put Boston on top one minute into the game when he poked home a puck lost by Sabres' defenseman Richie Dunn.

Buffalo scored the next two goals, despite stiff forechecking by the Bruins that held the Sabres to just 15 shots the entire game.

Sabre Dale McCourt drilled a shot into the corner of the net behind Boston goalie Marco Baron two minutes after Crowder's goal, and Gil Perreault tipped in a pass from the boards by teammate Alan Haworth. Larry Playfair scored for Buffalo in the third period.

Steve Kasper also scored for Boston.

NBA

Phoenix 114, Houston 109

Boston 98, Washington 97

San Antonio 114, New York 91

Detroit 114, San Diego 110

Indiana 109, Seattle 106

Milwaukee 106, Philadelphia 91

MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL

St. Louis 13, Philadelphia 6

Cincinnati 3, Houston 1

Kansas City 2, Montreal 1

New York Mets 6, Chicago White Sox 0

Atlanta 15, Baltimore 0

Los Angeles 6, Detroit 2

Oakland 3, Cleveland 0

Pittsburgh 10, Minnesota 1

Toronto 7, Boston 3

Texas 5, New York Yankees 2

Chicago Cubs 12, Seattle 3

California 6, San Francisco 2

San Diego 13, Milwaukee 4

TRANSACTIONS

New York Knick Sly Williams was suspended indefinitely for not reporting to a physical examination.