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Ice Bats
Loose to 22nd Ave. Station
January
8, 2003
Six Zip
Shutout
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The highlight of the evening was
Ross Bartender Hedin's postgame perfect pour.
As for the earlier broomball contest
the Ice Bats found themselves out-manned with only the minimal turnout of
eight players. The Ice Bats were forced to play the whole game without a break.
A strong showing by Ross Hedin
in the nets kept the score to a respectable 6 to 0 score considering the situation.
The game was moved to the nearby
Logan Park outdoor hockey rink when it was decided the broomball rink was
un-playable. Though the hockey ring surface was itself soft with standing
water and with deep puddles in the north end corners.
Jim Lemire provided the biggest
Bat's offensive highlight early in the first half on a breakaway but was stuffed
by the 22nd Ave. goalie.
The 22nd Ave. Station being able
to sub with their deep bench was able to keep the pressure on and build a
5 goal edge at the half.
The eight Bats were able to hold
them to only one goal in the second half when defending the north goal which
was in poorer condition.
Pleas for Ice Bat alumni Brainerd
Bud Baakkonen and David Antila to take a shift were coldly rejected.
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