Black remains on top in Forestry Hockey League
Greens early comeback was thanks to their gifted fore-check specialist, George (Bobblehead) Paul who scored a goal and assisted on another while wearing a Lindrossized cranium cap. (Jungle) Jim Kurta miraculously broke out of his slump with two goals and an assist thanks to his linemates, Allan (Mat...
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| Published in | Quesnel Cariboo observer |
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| Format | Newspaper Article |
| Language | English |
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Quesnel, B.C
Black Press Group Ltd
08.01.2006
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| Summary: | Greens early comeback was thanks to their gifted fore-check specialist, George (Bobblehead) Paul who scored a goal and assisted on another while wearing a Lindrossized cranium cap. (Jungle) Jim Kurta miraculously broke out of his slump with two goals and an assist thanks to his linemates, Allan (Mats) Johnsrude and Steve (Had a good) Day who pitched in on the last two markers. An unlikely trigger man was the Red saviour as goalie-turned- sniper Mike (Mario) Legere rifled in his first ever FHL hat trick. Bob (Long shot) Taylor and Lee (Nitro) Naeth chipped in a goal and two assists but it was the courageous penalty-killing unit that earned the biggest cheers. |
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| ISSN: | 1195-5023 |