The Reds picked up their first win of the year on Friday with the help of some great goal tending by Eddie "The Anvil" and some sharp shooting by Uncle Bob, Hitman and Beer Nuts.  Uncle Bob lead the Meaningless attack on Gary "The Ghost" with a disputed Hat Trick.  Stump, Anvil and the Ghost ganged up on UB when they tried to give his third goal to John Koss.  Koss wouldn't take it and became UB's "Koss Eyed" Witness.  The dispute inspired Rich Storm to put the Goalies in their place with another masterpiece! (Pictured Left).  Beer Nuts started the Meaningful scoring with a goal on his first shift.  Hit Man added another for the Reds in the second period.  The Whites cut the lead in half when Tweedy threaded a pass right onto the stick of his Dad.  Beak one timed it past the Anvil, off of the post and into the net for his 4th goal in 4 weeks.  Mr. Clean and Thor nearly tied it late in the game, but the Anvil, the oldest Meaningless player, was on top of his game.  His performance earned a spot on Peoria travel team on November 2, 2002. The Reds won the  Meaningful game 2-1 and took the Meaningless 6-5.

ence tells Beak it will be more like 6 or 7. Please let Beak know ASAP!
We have another 8 who want to Play and return home on Saturday Night
Eddie and his camper may be one of them, pending his Kids hockey schedule.
Beak is ordering rooms for November 2, If you want one, let him know.
We have 6 guys that can't make Peoria or Las Vegas that want to go to Hayward in March.

We have 10 for sure overnighters
We have another 6 overnighters who will let me know
That means we could need as many as 8 rooms, but experi-