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The News Tribune Sunday October 19 1997 C3 Aces get mad and get even with Sahercats: Jaw Lmraci The News Tribune posure We finally lost ours We started yelling at the referee and Anchorage got some momentum going We just couldnt stop On a power play to open the third period Anchorage scored again This time Dean Lareon deflected a shot in the slot at 1:04 to make it 5-3 they came in a bunch but dont blame Simchuk The first goal came during a five-on-three situation with Sean Rowe burying a shot blocker pad at 3:06 of the second period At 1034 Rowe tied the game alter some sloppy Tacoma play at mid-ice Dean Larson picked up a loose puck and fed Rowe fin a breakaway goal He faked Simchuk to the ke and clanked a shot from right wing offthe left poet and it was quickly 2-2 Anchorage goon Chad Richards went berserk and attacked center Dan Shermerhom and was given seven minutes in penalties Jim Gattolliat converted the power play goal from the point at 1222 for a 3-2 lead However Alexei Podalinski promptly gave away a five-minute assist with a nice centering pas from left wing The irony was that the goals came on first two power plays-though the Sabercats were con-' stantly slashed and roughed by the Aces while referee Blade Wallace let it go Notes Simchuk got called up to the Lai Vfegu Thunder but only for one gamer Hell be bed Monday and reedy for the' Sabercats' game at Boise Wednesday against tip Idaho Steelheads Defenseman Brent Bilodeau eras also called up because of an injury problem at Vegas Bilodeau's return is not certain The first question after Simchuk's play here was: he doing at this level? He was caught in a real numbers game at Laa Vegas where two former National Hockey League netminders Urn Chavaldaa and Manny Legaoe who were both on IHL contracts Simchuk was on a two-way pact that allowed him to be moved CNver on hia tum-the-other cheek strategy: We have some greet young players that want to use our team and league to get to higher levels here to play hockey spearing mqjor so the lead didn't last long two straight puck giveaways in the following fburon-fbur action led to two Aces goals and their first lead of the game On the first Hayden OTtear found himself on this front porch with the puck fin an easy one at 14:49 to tie it at 3-3 Another giveaway led to Rowe finishing a hat trick at 15:55 again from deep in the slot for a 4-3 margin thought that was the turning point in the Olver said showed good discipline and composure in the first period (with a 2-0 lead! But we took some dumb penalties We lose a good forward on the call and we may have gotten another goal or two on the nugor penalty (to Richards) They throw so much at you hard to take it and keep your com ANCHORAGE Alaska On Thursday night the Anchorage Acea proved they could be goons and were shut out by the TVyirrm Saber-cats Saturday they demonstrated that they can skate too And did the Sabercats ever demonstrate that they can make mistakes Three of them led to three Anchorage goals as the Acea prevailed 6-3 in a West Coast Hockey League game before a sellout crowd of 6406 in Sullivan Arena The Aces also consistently beat Tacoma to the loose pucks and generally demonstrated that thqy don't like losing at hone Thus the teams split the series 1-1 Tacoma coach John Olver wasn't thrilled but neither was he upset At the 5:10 mark it readied 6-3 whan George Wilcox tapped in a rebound of a shot by Jason Shiqyr Tacoma scored two power-play to forge the 2-0 first-period On the first one at 436 defense-man Scott Drevitch from the left circle went to the top right comer of the rut with center Dan Shermer-hom gaining his fourth assist of the young season It was the first goal by Drevitch Podalinski also assisted At 17:52 Shermerhom rammed it home from just off the right poet his second goal Drevitch earned the Female kicker steals rally win thriller Northwest coueoes Northwest Conference Sea Dogs BvMwuifeCE The News Tribune It was a match that left many of the victors lying on their backs star-ing at the Key Arena roof as a hail of paper and debris rained from the stands The losers were left staring blankly in disbelief before retreating into a locked dressing room The Seattle come-from-behind 6-5 victory in overtime over the Houston Hotshots on Saturday contained enough emotion for an entire Continental Indoor Soccer League Finals aeries and thereb at least one more game to go in the best-of-three series felt like SeaDogs forward John Olu Molomo said describing his reaction after his goal 1 minute 45 seconds into the sudden-death overtime into overtime I told the boys 'Just give me one chance That's all I told them at halftime to just play the game" said SeaDogs coach Fernando Calvijo who was presented a trophy before the match for being named 1997 CISL Coach of the Year said try to do too much We need any heroes But when Molomo was mobbed by his teammates after his goal there was no question the leading scorer had risen to the occasion goal was a second-chance shot that came after Bruce Broughton found him in front of the goal with a comer kick point-blank shot struck goalkeeper Thrry Waldorf in the chest Molomo then knocked in the rebound which sent the enthusiastic Key Arena crowd of 8018 into a frenzy and put the SeaDogs one victory away from the CISL title They will try to wrap up the series in Game 2 today in Houston riding an emotional high right said Molomo told the boys going to be one long plane ride if we fin- The match Saturday was as unpredictable as dramatic and was full of oddities that make many championship series famous Who would have thought the Hotshots a team that narrowly won mini-games over Indiana and Monterrey in getting to the finals would jump to an early 4-1 lead over the SeaDogs which swept Portland and Sacramento in the playoffs? Who would have thought the SeaDogs would trail at halftune despite outshooting the Hotshots 24-12? Who would have thought the Hot-shots would score on three of their first five shots against Juan De La 0 the top goalkeeper in the regular season and playoffs? And who would have thought the SeaDogs who have outscored playoff opponents 11-3 in the third quarter would manage just seven shots and no goals in the quarter? Waldorf was instrumental in helping the Hotshots keep a lead which they didn't relinquish until 430 re SaaDagi 6 latshati Toner: Game 2 of CISL finals 4:05 pm in Houston There were so many said Olver whose team beat Anchorage 5-0 Thursday Tt was hard to get any rhythm It was a specialty teams game But yeah we take good care of the puck something we talked about before the game We weren't aide to protect the puck and it cost With Tbcoma on top 2-0 the Aces finally got to Sabercats goaltender Konstantin Simchuk after more than 83 minutes of trying But then Snueesr: Aces I Sabercats 3 Not: Wednesday at Boise 6 pm 850 AM spotlight time The crowd went wild as the 5-footr 5 120-pound Heaston jogged onto the field The snap was good and the kick sailed through the uprights for a 14-0 lead Tt wasn't until I got off the field when I actually gut said Heaston a native of Richland Wash Then I realized just kicked an extra College footballk first-ever play by a woman also technically was illegal She was wearing the same cleats she wears for soccer which the rule book says are too long for football Chuck Pinkerton passed for 92 yards and a touchdown for Willamette which improved to 6-0 Willamette started off early with Rich Rideout running in a 5-yard touchdown with 7:46 left in the first quarter Ardell Bailey added a 2-yard touchdown run to cap an 18-play 78-yard drive with 57 seconds left in the half Heaston then walked onto the field and booted the extra point through the uprights to put Willamette up 14-0 Thompson supplied the only points of the third quarter with a 30-yard field goal with 639 remaining in the quarter Willamette came alive early in the fourth quarter with Pinkerton lobbing a 9-yard scoring pass to Kyle Carlson Heaston again added the extra point to make it 24-0 field goal with 833 to play finished off an eight-play 54-yard drive At Central Washington 24 Loggers recap Lewis ft Clark 34 Pugat Sound 0 What meant- The Loggers dropped to 23 0-2 in the NCIC and extended their futility streak on the road UPS hasn't won a road contest since Nok 4 1994 an 18-7 victory over Whitworth What happened UPS was victimized by three touchdown passes of 25 yards or more by Drew Jordan and two long interception returns an 86yard return by Dave McLain and a 52-yarder by Koto Hunt Stats and stuff Take away the three touchdown scores by Lewis ft Clark and the loggers defense played reasonably well giving up 265 total yards Saturday's heroes Jesse Ortiz's 88yard touchdown reception midway through the first quarter got the Pioneers on the board and stunned the Loggers Tony Puz led the UPS defense with nine tackles three for losses and aiming back Josh tfeater ripped off 120 yards on 24 carries Quotable you let them run back two interceptions that makes it seem like it was a lot worse than it was UPS coach Gordon Elliott Next- Saturday Oct 25 vs Eastern Oregon at LaGrande Ore 1:30 pm DIVORCE Child Support Ask About Our Flit Fee Plans Avail eves Saturdays LUTZ fee LAW OFFICES S203TkostlalBMi471'7774 N0130ttSLLit9nfcH4iS22-7Sis SATURDAY Lewis ft Clark 34 Puget Sound 0 Simon Fraser 21 Humboldt St 16 Willamette 27 Linfield 0 Central Wash 24 So Oregon 21 Eastern Oregon 44 Whitworth 7 UC Davis 16 Western Washington 7 Southern Oregon 21 Dan Murphy ran for 151 yards and three touchdowns to load the Wildcats ranked No 20 in the NAIA to a homecoming victory over the Raiders in the Columbia Football Association The GrifTYates who came into the game as the No 2 rusher in the nation gained 146 yards on 23 carries and scored two touchdowns Eastern Oregon 44 at Whitworth 7 Chuck Nyby passed for 159 yards and ran for two touchdowns as the Mountaineers pounded the Pirates in Spokane The Mountaineers won for the first time this season after losing to five ranked opponents The Pirates lost their second consecutive game and dropped to 2-4 AMFM CASSETTE ftfasT MtylVR CMSITII (M) Ms lisp 90 SMM NOW ONLY siir NOW ONLY 0 AMFM sns-ui JfAUDI 0VQXf motor mained in the game The 1997 played leader in saves made 24 facing 42 shots the night De La 0 made just four saves and faced 17 shots Instead the SeaDogs waited until the fourth period to trim 5-3 halftime lead Gaston Pemia scored from 20-yards out off Dick free kick with 930 remaining Five minutes later Jean Harbor tied the score with a spinning kick after posting-up on a Hotshots defender 10-yards in front of the goal Seattle put consistent pressure on the Houston goal for the first seven minutes of the match But the Hotshots gut their break seven minutes into the game with a goal on a two-on-two counterattack as Giampaulo Pedroso snuck a 10-yard shot by a diving De La 0 of a pass from CISL MVP and leading scorer Paul Dougherty Thirty seconds later Ziad Allen put Houston ahead 2-0 as Mike Britton found the the second-highest scorer in front of the goal with a crossing pass Two minutes later Beto Dos Santos found the back of the net and before the smoke had cleared from the extravagant pregame player introductions the SeaDogs were behind 3-0 Trailing 4-1 late in the second quarter the SeaDogs mounted a rally starting when Broughton scored on a 20-yard blast that found the upper-left comer desite being tipped by Waldorf TNventy seconds later the SeaDogs pulled within 4-3 as Bill Crook scored his second goal of the match Should Houston win today's match Game 3 will be in Seattle next Sunday at 11 am I SONY 180 WATTES AMFM CD PLAYER ft uun van ALL ECLIPSE WOOFERS ON SALE LOWEST PRICE EVER TUNER 16x75 KONM Wheels Marik 159" GOODfrCAR SKOAL MILITARY FINANCING Tim FAY ALLOTMENT Willamette News Dsshni mm soviets As quickly as Ids college football career began Saturday it was over Heaston a soccer player-turned placekteker at Willamette University became the first woman ever to play in a college football game The 20-year-old junior kicked two extra points as the Bearcats beat Linfield College 27-0 in Salem Ore Heaston a standout player fix1 the school's soccer team was recruited by football coach Dan Hawkins to kick PAIk for the Bearcats who entered the game Saturday ranked No SintheNAIA Although Heaston and Hawkins left her football career up in the air during a postgame press conference Heaston later told the Salem (Ore) Statesman Journal that she had suited up far her first and last game One reason is that Heaston's first love is playing on the Bearcats soccer team which is ranked 14th in the nation Another reason is that kicker Gordon Thompson who has missed more than a year with an injury is ready to come back But for one afternoon the overflow crowd of 2500 at tiny McCullough Stadium got to witness Heas-ton make history Heaston arrived at the stadium late in the first quarter after playing in a soccer game She had beat mere barely 30 minutes when Hawkins sent her in to kick the extra point following the second touchdown a 2-yard run by Ardell Bailey with 57 seconds left before half- Pioneers shut down Loggers News Dsbhse news sisvicb PORTLAND Lewis ft Clark running back Jesse Ortiz took his time last year in administering abuse to the University of Puget Sound football team Saturday he was quick to lay the hurt on catching a 86-yard touchdown paas in the first quarter that sent the Loggers reeling to a 34-0 loss at Griswold Stadium They got that long play in the first UPS coach Gordon Elliott said just had one-on-one on the matchup and they threw the touchdown The Loggers (2-3 0-2 NCIC) never recovered Lewis ft Clark defensive back Dave McLain returned an interception 86 yards to put the Pioneers (2-4 1-2) ahead 14-0 with 3:16 left in the first quarter And wide receiver Aaron Schmidt put away the game with a pair of second-half touchdowns catches from quarterback Drew Jordan who completed 16 of31 passes for 353 yards Abright spot for the Loggers was backup running back Josh Yea ter who ran for 120 yards on 24 carries Yeater entered the game after starting halfback Jeff Heier aggravated a shoulder iqjury in his first play from scrimmage 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