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Gamblers deal Junior Blue Jackets losing hand

COLUMBUS, Ohio - The Ohio Junior Blue Jackets tied the game 1-1, but the Green Bay Gamblers scored twice more, including a controversial third goal, in a 3-1 game at Nationwide Arena Wednesday.

Forward Sean McCauley netted the Junior Blue Jackets (1-17-5, 7 pts.) only goal early in the second period on the power play. McCauley took a pass in front of the net from defenseman Pat Goebel and slid it between the pads of Green Bay goaltender Nick Graves. Defenseman Chris Reed got the other assist on the play and now leads the team in points with 11 and assists with 10.

The Gamblers (11-9-2, 24 pts.) came right back after McCauley's goal and took back the lead one minute and 25 seconds later, on a goal by Steve Silva. Then, a little over halfway through the period, Bryan Haczyk carried the puck down the right wing and shoveled it toward the net. Ohio goalie Troy Redmann tried to stop the puck, however Haczyk and the Junior Blue Jackets defender could not avoid Redmann and the puck was still loose. It bounced into the net and was ruled a goal by the linesman originally and then confirmed with the referee.

The Junior Blue Jackets play host to the Lincoln Stars this Saturday and Sunday. The game times are set for 1 p.m. Saturday and 6 p.m. Sunday.

Ohio Junior Blue Jackets individual game tickets for 2006-07 regular season home games are on sale now at Nationwide Arena, The Chiller Ice Rinks, all Ticketmaster Ticket Centers and click here for information on season tickets, mini-plans and group tickets, call (614) 246-PUCK or (800) NHL-COLS.
 

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Herd Hamper Hawks

The Sioux Falls Stampede edged the Waterloo Black Hawks Wednesday night, winning a 3-2 game at Sioux Falls Arena.

The Stampede struck for a powerplay goal less than three minutes after the puck dropped and led thereafter. Keegan Meuer rallied the Hawks back within a goal midway through the first period, and Mike Marcou scored his first Black Hawk goal in the second. However, a shorthanded goal by David Grun a few minutes earlier proved to be the game winner.

The Black Hawks play one final game before Christmas vacation. On Saturday night Waterloo hosts the Des Moines Buccaneers at 7:05. After the game meet players for photos and autographs on the ice during Skate with the Hawks.
 
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