short shifts.  Having TZ and Tweedy serving as our pace cars, we looked a little like vintage hockey players again. The Reds got on the board first when Tweedy feathered a perfect flying saucer pass over 2 waving sticks right to his Dad's tape.  Beak hit it just as it landed flat on the ice.  The Brain had no chance to stop the one timer as he slid from post to post.  Tweedy got a big laugh when Magoo asked Beak if it went in, and Beak quickly replied, "Of coarse it went in!" The Czar sailed one from the blue line through a crowd and into the net to make it 2-0.  TZ decided to cut the lead in half before the game got away, so he kicked it into Beer league speed and blew one past the Anvil. That goal was a signal for Tweedy to get that one back, so he made a slick move and tucked the puck softly behind the Brain.  Tommy Z and V-Man scored late in the second period to knot the score at 3-3. The third period was scoreless until Tweedy and the Czar added late goals to give the Reds a 5-3 win.  The Anvil had a great game, as did the Brain, who foiled Magoo and Fruit Cake several times. There is no game on Friday, November 4!
The Next Duffer Road Trip is in February, start saving for a bus trip to Columbus OHIO.
Perfect Attendance Drops to Just 2  Fruit Cake and Geno remain perfect.
Geno showed up with a cast on his hand and brought us 30 cans of Strohs to keep his attendance perfect and qualify him for the Tim Smith Award.  Only guys with perfect attendance and show up at wild wings are eligible for the Tim "Basketball Jones" Smith award, but since he saved the day with beer, we gave him a pass

for his poor Wild Wings attendance.   Beak brought his wife's car keys, so that Fred didn't have to skate with his wallet in his glove.

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This deer looks like Bambi. He was at the petting zoo eating out of a little kid's hand just before Klinger dropped him.