81. Oldtimers: On The Road With The Legends Of Hockey Oldtimers On the road with the Legends of hockey. Oldtimers Book Oldtimers On the road with the Legends of hockey Customer Reviews Average http://www.sportsreading.com/Oldtimers_On_the_Road_with_the_Legends_of_Hockey_15

Oldtimers: On the Road with the Legends of Hockey Oldtimers: On the Road with the Legends of Hockey by Authors: Gary Mason Released: March, 2003 ISBN: 1550549391 Hardcover Sales Rank: List price: Our price: You save: Book > Oldtimers: On the Road with the Legends of Hockey > Customer Reviews: Average Customer Rating: Oldtimers: On the Road with the Legends of Hockey > Customer Review #1: Good read A very nice book on the little told world of oldtimer hockey tours. There is one scene in the book, where the oldtimers play a gag on an unsuspecting rock singer on one of the teams that night, that is hysterical. Overall, very worthwhile for hard-core hockey fans. Oldtimers: On the Road with the Legends of Hockey > Related Products Thunder and Lightning: A No B.S. Hockey Memoir Zamboni Rodeo: Chasing Hockey Dreams from Austin to Albuquerque Ice Time : A Tale of Fathers, Sons, and Hometown Heroes Goon: The True Story of an Unlikely Journey into Minor League Hockey ... sports reading

82. Daily Illini Illini Finish 500 On The Road on the road, proving that the Illini need the comfort of home ice to maintain their winning ways. Because of Central States Collegiate hockey League (CSCHL http://www.dailyillini.com/sports/88

83. Daily Illini Sports - Hockey Splits Weekend On The Road hockey splits weekend on the road Dan Berrigan Staff writer. Carol Matteucci The Daily Illini. Matt Ingersoll, left, and Brad Eaton http://www.dailyillini.com/nov03/nov03/sports/stories/sports_story05.shtml

Archives Contact Monday, November 3, 2003 Sports : Sports Story NEWS SPORTS Illini curse follows team to Iowa Volleyball drops two ... COMICS Dining Guide Classifieds Apartment Search Events Calendar Hockey splits weekend on the road Dan Berrigan Staff writer Carol Matteucci The Daily Illini Matt Ingersoll, left, and Brad Eaton attempt to block a Michigan State player from reaching the puck Oct. 11. Illinois won the game 7-2. The Illini lost their first game at Kent State 4-3, before defeating the Golden Flashes 6-1 in game two. On the road against Kent State, the Illini showed both faces of their persona, losing the first game 4-3 and winning game two, 6-1. "We were all over them right from the bat Saturday," senior forward Pat Olson said. "But on Friday, they took it to us." Their loss to Kent State is the first time the Illini have lost to the Golden Flashes since they entered the league in 1994. In Friday's game, the Illini came out of the gate terribly and fell behind 3-0 to the Golden Flashes early in the first period. Senior goaltender Tim Danlow was yanked after the third goal and finished with a rare 40 percent save percentage. "We just needed a change, and it was nothing Tim had done," Illinois head coach Chad Cassel said. "The team just needed a spark."

84. The Western Herald - Ice Hockey WMU Embarks On Final Road Swing road swing By Pat Host Sports Editor February 26, 2004 The Western Michigan University hockey team plays in its final road trip of the season by taking on No. http://www.westernherald.com/vnews/display.v/ART/2004/02/26/403d66a1cf1f5

Search May 26, 2004 Front Page News Opinion Sports ... Archives Sports Sports Baseball - Broncos split pair Men's and Women's Track - One WMU era ends, another continues Ice Hockey WMU embarks on final road swing By Pat Host Sports Editor February 26, 2004 The Western Michigan University hockey team plays in its final road trip of the season by taking on No. 10-ranked Miami University for two games in Oxford, Ohio, this weekend. As the final two weeks of the Central Collegiate Hockey Association regular season roll around, the Broncos (16-14-3, 12-11-2 CCHA) and three other teams (University of Alaska-Fairbanks, University of Notre Dame, and Northern Michigan University) are competing for the last two home-ice playoff spots. WMU currently holds down the last home slot for CCHA first-round action set for March 12-14. Competing for that final spot is UND, just a point behind in seventh place, and NMU, which stands three points back. UAF also factors into the picture, being just a point ahead of WMU in the standings. WMU swept MU last season in Kalamazoo, but the RedHawks' Goggin Arena has not been friendly to the Broncos over the years. The Brown and Gold are winless in their last nine games (0-7-2) in Oxford, dating back to December, 1995.

85. The Western Herald - Ice Hockey WMU Starts Three-week Road Trip At Cornell Unive By Pat Host Sports Editor October 30, 2003 The Western Michigan University hockey team takes a break from conference action by hitting the road to take on No. http://www.westernherald.com/vnews/display.v/ART/2003/10/30/3fa088438645b

Search May 26, 2004 Front Page News Opinion Sports ... Archives Sports Sports Baseball - Broncos split pair Men's and Women's Track - One WMU era ends, another continues Freshman defenseman Kyle Bushee skates down the ice in the Broncos' 4-2 defeat at Michigan State University on Oct. 24. Luke Brodbeck / Western Herald Ice Hockey WMU starts three-week road trip at Cornell University By Pat Host Sports Editor October 30, 2003 The Western Michigan University hockey team takes a break from conference action by hitting the road to take on No. 11 Cornell University for a two-game set in Ithaca, N.Y. The Broncos (2-3-1, 2-3-1 Central Collegiate Hockey Association) look to rebound from a disappointing weekend last week against Michigan State University. WMU took a 2-1 lead into the third period on Friday at Munn Ice Arena in East Lansing, but gave up three unanswered third period goals to lose 4-2. The Broncos were humiliated 7-3 by the Spartans on "Blackout Saturday" in front of a sellout crowd at Lawson Ice Arena. MSU finished 4-for-7 on the power play and outshot the Broncos 30-16. Cornell came into Kalamazoo last season ranked seventh in the country and completed a weekend sweep with a 6-1 win and a 3-2 overtime victory. The Big Red rallied from a 2-0 deficit in the second game behind two goals by senior forward Ryan Vesce, including the game winner 90 seconds into overtime.

86. Directions To Men's Hockey Road Venues Directions to Men s hockey road Venues. Directions to road games for RPI Men s hockey. All these assume you can make it from wherever http://www.wrpi.org/sports/h_direc.html

RPI WRPI WRPI Sports Sports Director ... RealAudio FAQ Directions to Men's Hockey Road Venues Directions to road games for RPI Men's Hockey. All these assume you can make it from wherever you are to the main arteries leading out of the Capital District, such as I-87, NY-7, NY-2 and the New York Thruway. Distances shown are from Troy and are approximate. Your mileage may vary. Albany (Pepsi Arena, ECAC Finals) I-787 South to Exit 3B (Madison Avenue/Port of Albany). Get off, go straight then turn right at the third light (South Pearl Street). Go to second light and turn left onto Market Street. Distance: 7 miles. Boston University I-90 East to New York Thruway-Berkshire Extension (I-90) to Massachusetts Turnpike (I-90). Take the Massachusetts Turnpike extension to Exit 18 (Cambridge/Allston). Keep right, headed for Cambridge. Turn right at the second light (Storrow Drive). Take the first Boston University exit off Storrow Drive. Turn right onto Commonwealth Avenue at the intersection (it is a right turn only). Proceed to the fifth set of lights and make a right onto Babcock Street. Walter Brown Arena is the last building on the right. Distance: 185 miles. Brown If you were at Harvard the night before: You need to find your way to I-95 South. Either the Massachusetts Turnpike (East) or I-93 (South) gets you there. Follow I-95 South into Providence. Once it merges with RI-146 (shortly before the capitol), stay to the left and pick up the directions below at **. Distance: 50 miles.

87. Directions To Women's Hockey Road Venues Directions to Women s hockey road Venues. Directions to road games for RPI Women s hockey. All these assume you can make it from http://www.wrpi.org/sports/w_direc.html

RPI WRPI WRPI Sports Sports Director ... RealAudio FAQ Directions to Women's Hockey Road Venues Directions to road games for RPI Women's Hockey. All these assume you can make it from wherever you are to the main arteries leading out of the Capital District, such as I-87, NY-7, NY-2 and the New York Thruway. Distances shown are from Troy and are approximate. Your mileage may vary. Holy Cross I-90 East to New York Thruway-Berkshire Extension (I-90) to Massachusetts Turnpike (I-90). Turnpike East to Exit 10 (I-290). Take I-290 East to Exit 11 (College Square). Cross over to the right lane immediately after coming off the ramp to College Square. Take the first right (before the traffic light) onto College Street. Go up the hill and enter the last gate on the left, Gate 7. At the first sign take a right and continue up the hill to the Hart Center. Distance: 135 miles. UMass-Boston I-90 East to New York Thruway-Berkshire Extension (I-90) to Massachusetts Turnpike (I-90). Turnpike East to its termination at I-93, then I-93 South (Southeast Expressway) to Exit 15 (Columbia Road/JFK Library/UMass). Turn left at the end of the exit ramp and proceed towards the rotary. Turn right the first opportunity out of the rotary and remain in the right lane, descending the ramp onto Morrissey Boulevard. Stay to the right of the curb at the bottom of the ramp and in the left lane. The first traffic light is in front of The Boston Globe plant. At the second traffic light, turn left into the campus and follow the driveway to the parking areas. Follow the directions and walk to the Clark Center, which is located next to the baseball field. Distance: 180 miles.

88. IDS: Hockey Needs Road Wins Down The Stretch (Sports, 01/30/2004) After winning three of four in a twoweek home stand, the IU club hockey team takes its show on the road as they look to finish strong in a tight race for the http://www.idsnews.com/story.php?id=20961

89. Women's Hockey Earns Huge Road Win At Bowdoin Print This Story. Women s hockey Earns Huge road Win At Bowdoin. 2/14/04 Emily Quizon scored with just 52 seconds remaining to lift http://www.middlebury.edu/athletics/teamsports/womens_sports/hockey/news_box/liv

WebMail BannerWeb People Finder Site Map ... Sports Notes Men's Sports Alpine Skiing Baseball Basketball Cross Country Football Golf Hockey Indoor Track Lacrosse Nordic Skiing Soccer Tennis Women's Sports Alpine Skiing Basketball Cross Country Field Hockey Golf Hockey Indoor Track Lacrosse Nordic Skiing Soccer Softball Squash Tennis Volleyball Hockey (W) About the Program Coach Roster ... Print This Story Women's Hockey Earns Huge Road Win At Bowdoin 2/14/04 - Emily Quizon scored with just 52 seconds remaining to lift Middlebury to a huge 3-2 road win at Bowdoin. If both teams win their final game(s) of the season next weekend, the top seed and host for the NESCAC Tournament will be decided by a coin toss since all other tie-breakers will be equal. Shannon Tarrant gave Middlebury a 1-0 lead early in the second period before Bowdoin tied it just 22 seconds later. Shannon Sylvester regained the one-goal lead for Middlebury in the third before Bowdoin tied the game at two, setting up Quizon's game winner. (box) Middlebury College - Middlebury, Vermont 05753 - 802-443-5000 Admissions Information: admissions@middlebury.edu

90. Men's Hockey Earns Big NESCAC Road Win At Williams Print This Story. Men s hockey Earns Big NESCAC road Win At Williams. 1/20/04 Middlebury exploded for four third period goals, including http://www.middlebury.edu/athletics/teamsports/mens_sports/hockey/news_box/live/

WebMail BannerWeb People Finder Site Map ... Sports Notes Men's Sports Alpine Skiing Baseball Basketball Cross Country Football Golf Hockey Indoor Track Lacrosse Nordic Skiing Soccer Tennis Women's Sports Alpine Skiing Basketball Cross Country Field Hockey Golf Hockey Indoor Track Lacrosse Nordic Skiing Soccer Softball Squash Tennis Volleyball Hockey (M) About the Program Coach Roster ... Print This Story Men's Hockey Earns Big NESCAC Road Win At Williams Middlebury exploded for four third period goals, including three in a 1:24 span to pick up a big NESCAC road win at Williams. Four different players scored for Middlebury as the Panthers held the Ephs shotless in the third period. Marc Scheuer made 15 saves in goal for the shutout. (box) Middlebury College - Middlebury, Vermont 05753 - 802-443-5000 Admissions Information: admissions@middlebury.edu or call 802-443-3000 General questions about Middlebury College and its programs should be sent to midd@middlebury.edu Your comments or questions about our Web site are always welcome. Please send them to webmaster@middlebury.edu

91. Field Hockey: Bears Hit Road In Search Of Conference Success - The Daily Califor Field hockey Bears Hit road In Search of Conference Success By GEORGE CHIKOVANI Daily Cal Staff Writer Thursday, September 5, 2002 http://www.dailycal.org/article.php?id=9323

92. Hockey Loses A Pair Of Road Games hockey Loses a Pair of road Games. By Matthew Van Horne TEAM MEMBER. After a fast start to the season, beating Daniel Webster and http://www-tech.mit.edu/V121/N63/63mhockey.63s.html

Hockey Loses a Pair of Road Games By Matthew Van Horne TEAM MEMBER After a fast start to the season, beating Daniel Webster and WPI 3-1 and 3-2 respectively, the Engineers had a rough set of two games on the road. On November 10, the team made the long trip to Lyndonville, Vermont to play the Lyndon State Hornets. MIT came out fast in the first two periods, going into the locker room before the last period ahead 4-2. However, some overconfidence and a few ill-timed penalties gave the Hornets the break they needed to get back into the game. Lyndon State was able to sneak three goals in during the final period to win the game 5-4. The game was not over yet as MIT got a face-off deep in the Bryant end a minute later. The Engineers won the face-off and Brent R. Fisher G was left wide open near the net with the puck. Fisher put a shot past the Bryant goalie to tie the game at one goal each. The score remained at 1-1 as time expired sending the game into a five minute, sudden-death overtime. Parker E. Larson G won the face off, but had the puck stolen from his stick by a Bryant defender. The defender hit a breaking teammate for their fourth breakaway of the game. This time they found the back of the net, beating Van Horne to his right side. The Engineers, now 2-2 overall and 0-2 in the league, continue a five game home stand with Coast Guard on Saturday, December 1.

93. The Stanford Daily Online Edition Field hockey faces tough road games. http://daily.stanford.edu/tempo?page=content&id=8904&repository=0001_article

94. The Lantern Online Men s hockey struggles on the road. By Ted Williams. Published Friday, January 31, 2003. Two disappointing losses at NebraskaOmaha http://www.thelantern.com/news/2003/01/31/Sports/Mens-Hockey.Struggles.On.The.Ro

document.write(''+''); Current Issue: document.write(currentissuedayname + ', ' + currentissuemonthname + ' ' + currentissueday + ', ' + currentissueyear); Home Campus Sports Arts ... Sports Men's hockey struggles on the road By Ted Williams Published: Friday, January 31, 2003 Two disappointing losses at Nebraska-Omaha have placed the Ohio State men's hockey team in a pivotal position. "This is separation weekend," said OSU coach John Markell. "We thought last weekend was, but we lost two, and we stayed in second place (CCHA). That doesn't happen any more." The first game of the series with UNO had OSU bombard Maverick goaltender Dan Ellis with 41 shots. But Ellis was up to the task as he stopped every Buckeye shot. "He was just unbelievable, and you could feel it. You knew he was in for a good game," said goaltender Mike Betz. Violence broke out toward the end of the game as OSU defenseman Nate Guenin and UNO player Jason Jaworski were penalized with five-minute fighting majors and game disqualifications. Things didn't get much better the next night as OSU fell again, this time 3-1.

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96. The Seattle Times: Hockey: Hockey My Home: Hitting The Road To The NHL At Age 16 Thunderbirds hockey my home Hitting the road to the NHL at age 16. By Jim Riley Special to The Seattle Times. PHOTOS BY STEVE RINGMAN / THE SEATTLE TIMES. http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/hockey/2001810752_bird09.html

Your account Today's news index Weather Traffic ... HOCKEY THUNDERBIRDS Schedule Roster Fan's guide SILVERTIPS Schedule Roster Fan's guide CANUCKS Schedule Roster Fan's guide NHL Scores Standings News SOUNDERS/SOCCER ... SERVICES Tuesday, December 09, 2003 - Page updated at 12:00 A.M. Thunderbirds Hockey my home: Hitting the road to the NHL at age 16 By Jim Riley Special to The Seattle Times PHOTOS BY STEVE RINGMAN / THE SEATTLE TIMES Scott Jackson of Salmon Arm, B.C., attends Lake Washington High School during his first season playing for the T-birds. Jackson, 16, and his family decided junior hockey was the best route to the NHL. E-mail this article Print this article Search archive Maturity arrives on its own timetable, but for Scott Jackson it appears to be innate. Only 16, Jackson has handled a series of serious stresses with a cool confidence beyond his years. He plays hockey for the Seattle Thunderbirds, but facing flying pucks from players several years his senior might have been the easiest part of a transition still in progress. He has gone from living with his parents to staying with a host family.

97. The UAH Exponent - Student Newspaper Of The University Of Alabama In Huntsville The manadvantage brought the Chargers to come within one goal by playing a little road style hockey It does not have to be pretty, just score a goal. http://www.uahexponent.com/news/2002/02/07/Sports/Charger.Hockey.Fights.Valiantl

document.write(''+''); Current Issue: document.write(currentissuedayname + ', ' + currentissuemonthname + ' ' + currentissueday + ', ' + currentissueyear); Search Archive Login Register ... Sports Charger hockey fights valiantly on road By Ian Fletcher Published: Thursday, February 7, 2002 Well, perhaps the three weeks off was not the best thing in the world for the Charger hockey team. The boys in blue returned home from St. Cloud, Minnesota without a victory. Up against the then fifth ranked team in the country, the Chargers fell short in their attempt to jumpstart the stretch run to the playoffs. St. Cloud 3, UAH F (Game 1) The Chargers were prepared for the weekend and came out strong, playing well considering the extended lay-off. However, as the first period went on it was evident that the three weeks off was affecting the play of the Chargers. Combine this with the vastness of an Olympic-sized ice surface, which is similar in size to that of the Atlantic Ocean, it is understandable to incur a period of adjustment. Where the Chargers struggled Friday night was in the goal-scoring category. The Chargers were up-ended 3-0, but from all accounts the score does not tell the story.

98. UAF 2003-2004 Ice Hockey, 12/14/2003, Fairbanks Daily News-Miner Bob Eley Sports Editor December 14, 2003. The road woes of the University of Alaska Fairbanks hockey team came to an end on Saturday night in Sault Ste. http://www.uafhockey.com/0304/nm/031214.html

University of Alaska Fairbanks Ice Hockey Nanooks triumph on road Bob Eley Sports Editor December 14, 2003 The road woes of the University of Alaska Fairbanks hockey team came to an end on Saturday night in Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., Saturday as the Nanooks skated to a bizarre Central Collegiate Hockey Association 7-4 victory over the Lake Superior State Lakers. The Nanooks took a 3-0 lead after two periods and made it 4-0 early in the third, but then Lake Superior State made things interesting by playing most of the final 12 minutes without a goalie. The Lakers cut UAF's lead to 5-3 and 6-4 before Cory Rask scored UAF's third empty-net goal of the third period with 54 seconds remaining to account for the final margin. All four of Lake State's goals came with goaltender Matt Violin on the bench. "We knew they were going to do that," UAF coach Guy Gadowsky said in a telephone interview when asked about the final 12 minutes of the game. "I have to give them a lot of credit. They could have folded up the tent and gone home when we made it 4-0, but they came back hard and made it exciting. "Frank (Lake State coach Frank Anzalone) does one heck of a job," Gadowsky said. "They are a disciplined team that competes hard and doesn't give up until the end."

99. Features: Madison Natives' Road Comedy Film Explores Hockey Obsession, Growing U Madison natives road comedy film explores hockey obsession, growing up. By Rob Thomas April 3, 2002. They accidentally left $50,000 http://www.captimes.com/features/stories/23365.php

Go to: madison.com Rhythm Answer Book Classifieds Jobs Cars Homes Marketplace Madison natives' road comedy film explores hockey obsession, growing up By Rob Thomas April 3, 2002 They accidentally left $50,000 worth of camera equipment by the side of the road. When the script called for a frigid Wisconsin winter, they got a balmy Indian summer. On the second day of shooting, the van carrying their principal actors crashed on the Beltline. Welcome to the world of independent filmmaking. But now comes the good part for the homegrown makers of the road comedy "No Sleep 'Til Madison," which was shot in and around town two years ago. They get to screen it for the first time before a sold-out audience Thursday, part of the opening-night events at this year's Wisconsin Film Festival. "The only people who have seen this movie are loved ones who are forced to say nice things about it," says Peter Rudy, a Madison native who co-wrote the film. "The fact that this movie sold out so quickly means there are going to be a lot of people who won't feel that obligation to be kind. It's going to be exciting to see a roomful of people reacting to our work." "No Sleep 'Til Madison" screens at 9 p.m. Thursday at the Orpheum Stage Door Theatre. While that screening is sold out, the movie could screen again Sunday if it wins a jury prize at the festival, and the filmmakers are hoping to schedule another local screening sometime down the road.

100. FOX SPORTS | Road To Athens | Greece Fails In Bid For Hockey Berth (May 20, 2004 ALSO IN road TO ATHENS. More Reports. http://foxsports.news.com.au/story/0,8659,9611928-31903,00.html

Search The Web Australia FOX SPORTS VIDEO RESULTS TIPPING AFL BASKETBALL CRICKET GOLF LEAGUE MOTOR SPORTS SOCCER TENNIS UNION HORSE RACING MORE ROAD TO ATHENS Sport Gallery Today's Papers Audio News Wicketball FOX SPORTS TV Coming Events TV Guide FAQ SPORTSMAIL NEWS.com.au Breaking News Local News The Nation ... road to athens story Email this report Print this report ... to Sportsmail Greece fails in bid for hockey berth By Ken Borland in Johannesburg May 20, 2004 SOUTH Africa have been awarded the final qualifying place for the men's hockey competition at the Athens Olympics, leaving host nation Greece on the sidelines. The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) made the decision in Lausanne, Switzerland, today after dismissing Greece's claim for the place. "This decision means the world to the game of hockey in South Africa," Charles Smith, president of the South African Hockey Association, told Reuters from Lausanne. The South African men's hockey team missed out on the 2000 Olympics in Sydney when the country's National Olympic Committee declined to send a team. "It erases the bad memories of four years ago and will allow us to market the men's game properly because we can now say there is a future for the sport and 2000 was just a temporary setback," Smith added. "We can now move ahead in trying to get sponsors for the national team."

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