I have a memory of a goalie for the New York Rangers named Marcel
Paille who at some point in a nationally televised game with the
Boston Bruins gave up six goals in six minutes.  Is my recellection
correct?  Correct or not, I am looking for the box score of that game
even if it was fewer than six goals or more than six minutes.  It was
definitely lots of goals and not too many minutes.

Chisolm Debut
http://www.bruins-legends.com/C/chisholm2.htm

Six goals, but not in six minutes.

hlabadie-ga

herberq-ga:

Not what you're looking for, but still interesting none the less:

http://couchpotatohockey.com/Records/Reg_Season_Team_Records/Fastest_Goals.asp

herberq-ga:

What I have been able to find, is that the Boston Bruins played the
New York Rangers on December 19th, 1974. The final score was 11-3 for
the Bruins.

According to:

http://couchpotatohockey.com/Records/Reg_Season_Team_Records/Fastest_Goals.asp

The Boston Bruins scored 5 of those goals in 2:55. Unfortunately, I
could not find an online version of the box score for you, to be able
to determine if a sixth goal occurred within the equivalent of a 6
minute span. Hopefully, one of my fellow Researchers has better luck!

If you happen to know anyone in New York City or Boston with access to
the public library, the box score will most likely appear in the
archived sports pages for Dec. 15th, 1974.

Regards,

aht-ga
Google Answers Researcher

Marcel Paille played for the NY Rangers from 1957-1965.  So if the
question is, are you sure it was Marcel Paille who gave up the goals
or was it possibly another goalie with the Rangers?