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The following entries were taken from the original web site:
Welcome to the new Home of the Duffer
Online News.
Hosted by my nephew Mark Lopatka. Thanks to Mark, you
will no longer have to remember that long geocities URL. All you
need to remember is http://www.lopatka.net
The old sites will still be on line at the geocities site, with links to those sites here on this page. |
DUFFER NEWS
May 5, 2000 Reporters Cammi Granato *** Rich
Storm Volume VI, Issue 18
Wheezer Ties it!
The Blues took the meaningful lead when Coughenour fired a slap shot that climbed to an altitude of 3 feet, 11 inches when Tommy Z picked it out of the air and redirected it over to Beak who quickly flipped it past Stump for a spectacular double deflection goal. |
Referee Sean Morgan presented Beak with the puck, but Beak threw it back like a true Cub fan. The celebrating Blues were quickly quieted when they just missed scoring on a 3 on 2 rush, only to have Wheezer blast one past Eddie the Anvil for a 2-2 meaningful tie. The Meaningless contest was also close with goals by Tommy Z (2), Uncle Bob, Joe Jr. for the Blues while Tweedy (more than 1) Doc, Bob Morgan and Son of Frank tallied for the Whites.
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A Big Thank You! Doc has been hosting Beak and his students for a lunch with scientist activity at the University of Chicago for 4 years. Friday, April 28, 2000. The students had a chance to talk with grad students and scientist after they toured the dinosaur lab of world famous paleontologist, Paul Sereno. We had a beautiful day and a wonderful experience for the Randolph students. The pictures and videos below tell the story best. |
Doc has lunch with Randolph's students. Other scientist, Greg Jefford and Okvn Jeyifous joined in. | Paul Sereno, (red Shirt) World famous paleontologist, addresses students while Doc and a Grad student guard the door. |
Students toured Paul's Dinosaur lab. | Eric, Doc and Greg plan the next move. |
Students head for a Lunch with Scientist. | A beautiful day on campus! |
Eric points out the Jaw. | Eric holds up a Dinosaur skull. |
Field Trip MPGs
Click on the links below to
view a 5 second video
Grad Student
Kelley gives some advice
Eric shows students a Dinosaur
Visit the Cammi Granato Hockey
Camp site
http://www.granatohockey.com/
Duffer Music CD
practice!
Karoke site can be found at:
http://geocities.com/Broadway/3386/main2.html |
Visit Captain Hook's page
http://hometown.aol.com/splt2ndtow/splitsecondhomepage.html
Visit
the page inspired by Dancing Harvey
RIVERMEN BLAST TITANS, 7-2 Lead Series, 2-0 Frank, Beak, Wheezer and Wheezer's brother, Dave went to cheer the
Rivermen on. The Duffers have never seen a Rivermen loss except when
Alien jinxed them. Tuesday night the Rivermen once again jumped out
to a 3-1 first period lead over Trenton. The Titans would manage only one
goal in the game's remaining 40 minutes but the Rivermen blasted goaltender
Bujar Amidovski for 4 goals enroute to a 7-2 win, taking a 2-0 lead in
the best of 7 Conference Final.
Sunday, April 30, 2000 Peoria scored first on the Titans, this time it was
a shorthanded goal from Jason Christie with 5:57 gone in the game. Darren
Clark would make it 2-0 Peoria with a powerplay goal at the 8:53 mark,
only the 2nd powerplay goal allowed by a home team by the Titans in the
post season. Then, with just 5:27 left in the opening period, Peoria's
Matt Golden scored for a 3-0 Rivermen lead. The Titans would refuse to
quit, making it 3-1 with their first goal of the game just 1:08 later.
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Duffer Calendar
May 19 Season ends June 2 First Summer Skate ?? Duffer Picnic July 1 Cammi's Celebrity Game (At the Edge Ice Rink) July 7 Second Summer Skate July 27 Jimmy Buffett July 29 Jimmy Buffett August 4 Third Summer Skate August 5 Golf Outing $30 includes Food, drinks and 9 holes at Waveland |
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g.lopatka@comcast.net