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later, Moore scored his second goal to give the Conquest a 3-2 lead. That would be the last goal to get past Ed "The Wall" Waghorn as he went on to shout the Conquest in the second half of the game, while the Wags' snipers went to work. Snick tied it with an unassisted goal with 3:48 left in the 2nd period. Lopatka got the game winner just 27 seconds later. Dan picked off a pass, then fed it to Dzingel, who fired it to Snick. Lopatka moved in to the slot and one timed a perfect pass from Snick. Those 2 quick goals took the heart out of the Conquest. Tony "The Tiger" Letto made it 5-3 when he teamed up with Ryan McNeil and Alex Carson for a power play goal. Kyle "Killer" Sandowski added 2 more goals just a minute apart in the closing minutes of the contest. His first one was unassisted and his final goal was set up by Matt "The Swatter" Swastek and McNeil. John "Whacker" Waghorn got and early shower when he lived up to his moniker and laid a few blows on the goon who wasn't even listen on the score sheet. The judges in the stands gave Johnny a TKO. John's Dad thought about giving his son a helping hand, but the fight was way down at the other end of the rink, so he stayed in his crease. Ed told a reporter, "by the time I skated all the way down to the fight with all of these pads, I would have been too tired to slap the punk." Jay "Roadrunner" DeMaria may have saved a goal when he blocked a slap shot with his big toe. That big toe rapidly became a bigger toe when he removed his skate. It also turned into a beautiful shade of purple. The game was a pleasure to watch as both teams skated fast and hard. Having 3 lines
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