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We miss you Mike (#10), and we won't ever forget. His brother Dave sits beside the retired jersey.
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Tracked down by a friend thirty years after the fact, and Jim joined the Omaha Patriots for a tournament in Las Vegas. We took second in our division.
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Bill prepares a shot for the forechecking defender, and he is always surprised when he gets penalized while carrying the puck.
Photography by Donalee Eiri (hockeypuck at flickr.com). |
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Bill prepares for a faceoff for the "Scarecrows on Fire" team in Roseville, California. In our fourth season... three trips to the finals so far.
Photography by Donalee Eiri (hockeypuck at flickr.com). |
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Jim is having fun watching the pregame activities. Three trips to the finals and no championship.
Photography by Donalee Eiri (hockeypuck at flickr.com). |
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Taking it on the road out of Vacaville, the Creighton Brothers helped to pull down a platinum championship in the next town.
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Red Army was a dominant force in this particular hockey league, with four Russians, a couple of Canadians, two New Yorkers and some Californians.
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Malachi wasn't too keen on skates yet, but he liked to come out on the ice.
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Bill (on the left) a forward, and Jim (right) a defenseman played for Team Canada (previously Red Army), in a Northern California adult hockey league.
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Team Canada gets their name engraved on the cup for the last time? League expansion and parity handicapping by the league broke up the dynasty.
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