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ISSUE 2

UPCOMINGHOME GAMES:

CANADIAN HERITAGE NIGHTSATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2

EDUCATION DAYWEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10MULLETS IN MOVEMBERSATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16

CELEBRATING THE 2013

NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGENDS

OF HOCKEY INDUCTEES

AND CONCORD HIGH SCHOOL

DICK BRADLEY BEA LAMBERTHARVEY SMITH

TED RICE MARK STUCKEY

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MONARCHS ROSTER

IN-GAME HAPPENINGS

DIRECTORY

MONARCHS MINUTES

PROMOTIONS

FAN INFORMATION

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SCORE BIG THIS SEASON!

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No. NAME POS DOB HT WT BIRTHPLACE GP G A PTS PIM

2 Andrew Campbell D L 6'4 206 Caledonia, ON 8 0 2 2 6

3 Derek Forbort D L 6'4 218 Duluth, MN 8 1 1 2 17

4 Nick Deslauriers D L 6'1 230 LaSalle. QC 8 2 2 4 17

5 Vincent LoVerde D R 5'11 205 Chicago, IL 8 0 1 1 6

6 Colin Miller D R 6'0 173 Sault St. Marie, ON 8 1 2 3 0

7 Andrew Bodnarchuk D L 5'11 172 Drumheller, AB 8 3 3 6 8

9 Linden Vey C R 6'0 200 Wakaw, SK 8 1 7 8 2

11 Hunter Bishop F L 6'0 196 Fairbanks, AK 6 0 0 0 4

12 Andy Andreoff LW L 6'1 217 Pickering, ON 8 0 1 1 7

14 Tanner Pearson LW L 6'0 205 Kitchener, ON 8 4 2 6 4

15 Brandon Kozun RW R 5'8 162 Los Angeles, CA 8 1 5 6 6

16 Sean Backman RW R 5'8 165 White Plains, NY 8 1 0 1 2

19 Jordan Weal C R 5'10 171 North Vancouver, BC 8 1 5 6 2

23 Brian O'Neill RW R 5'8 165 Yardley, PA 8 1 1 2 2

25 Scott Sabourin RW R 6'3 203 Orleans, ON 4 0 0 0 9

26 Tyler Toffoli RW R 6'1 194 Scarborough, ON 8 5 3 8 2

27 Robert Czarnik C R 6'0 188 Detroit, MI 5 1 0 1 2

37 Nick Shore F R 6'0 195 Denver, CO 8 0 1 1 10

48 Maxim Kitsyn LW L 6'2 192 Novokuznetsk, Russia 1 0 0 0 0

55 Jeff Schultz D L 6'6 227 Calgary, AB 8 1 1 2 4

No. NAME POS DOB HT WT BIRTHPLACE GP W L SOL GAA SV%

31 Martin Jones G L 6'4 189 North Vancouver, BC 7 5 0 2 1.89 0.938

35 Jean-Francois Berube G L 6'1 170 Repentigny, QC 1 0 1 0 3.98 0.826

The Manchester Monarchs are proud to share in the induction of the following individuals into the New Hampshire

Legends of Hockey Hall of Fame!

Dick Bradley paved the way for hockey for Berlin High School. The Watertown, Massachusetts native was a starting

goaltender for his high school and went on to compete between the pipes for Boston University. He served as the

back-up goaltender for the rst Boston University team to make the NCAA tournament in 1949-50 and was the

starter for the team his senior year. Following a short stint as an extra goaltender for the Boston Bruins, he served

two and a half years in the U.S. Marine Corps. In 1954, Bradley took a physical education position with the Berlin

Public Schools and also became the coach of Berlin High Schools hockey team. With limited ice availability at

Notre Dame Arena, Bradley reached out to his old teammates to get ice time at any and all available rinks. He

spread the word about the successful hockey program and within two years, he doubled the amount of games the

Berlin Mountaineers played. The games between Berlin and Notre Dame became famous across northern New

England and led to the citys moniker, Hockey Town USA.

Beatrice Bea Lambert was the glue that kept the Berlin Maroons together and helped them build up to be national

champions twice in the 1960s. As a Berlin native and lifelong hockey fan, Lambert watched the growth of the

Maroons from the beginning. She became the secretary of the team in the 1950s and spearheaded fundraising to

keep the club aoat and became the rst woman to serve on the board of directors for the New England Amateur

Hockey Association. She served as a director for NEAHA for three years and secretary for seven years. In addition

to her duties as secretary, she also wrote up publicity for the local newspapers, served as team statistician and

handled payroll. Following the tragic cave-in of the Notre Dame Arena in 1969, Lambert was integral in fundraising

and helped make sure the new building was ready for hockey less than a year later.

Ted Rice is considered one of t he best players in Concords history and one of only a handful of players to play for

the Concord Hockey Club, the Millville Bruins and Sacred Heart during the golden era of senior hockey in Concord.

Rice began his career with the Concord Hockey Club in 1931 before organizing the Millville Bruins who proved to

be a formidable opponent to the established Sacre Couers. He was the star attraction for the Bruins, both home

and on the road. When the Bruins dissolved in 1937, Rice went on to play six seasons for Sacred Heart. He played

all positions, forward, defense and even goaltender when needed. His hockey career lasted two decades before he

retired in 1943. However, Rice did come out of retirement for one more season in 1945-46.

Mark Stuckey is a native of Concord, New Hampshire who had a stellar professional hockey career over in Europe.

He grew up on the campus of St. Pauls School where his father was a teacher and hockey coach. He played hockey

for Hotchkiss School before going to Princeton where he set a new freshman scoring record in 1971-72 and was

awarded the teams Hobey Baker Trophy. Stuckey was one of the last players cut from the 1975 U.S. Olympic Team

before his career took him over to Europe. He played overseas for nearly two decades in Italy and Switzerland.

Following his playing career, he coached professionally in Italy and Germany for 10 years before becoming a golf

instructor, which hes done for the last 15 years.

Harvey Smith may never have stepped onto the ice as a hockey player but with three decades of broadcasting high

school hockey games, he was a true pioneer of the sport in New Hampshire. He began broadcasting games on

WKXL in Concord in 1979 with play-by-play announcer Jim Rivers. The duo broadcasted more than 1,000 games

together, in all sports. They became the longest running continuous broadcast team in high school sports in the

country. In addition to Rivers, Smith has shared the booth with legendary broadcasters like Dick Osborne, Jim

Jeannotte, Gardner Hill and Ken Cail for various sports. He was also an accomplished coach as his boys tennis

teams at Concord High School won 14 Class L Championships. He was named Coach of the Year in 1988 and

his 527 wins were the sixth-most all-time nationally. He also coached cross country teams at Bishop Brady and

Simonds (now Kearsarge) to 10 state titles.

50/50 RAFFLEDontforget to purchase a 50/50 rafe ticket for your chance to split the cash prize with the Monarchs Care Foundation. Purchasetickets behind sections 104 and 125 or from volunteers donning 50/50 shirts and aprons through the second period. The winner will be announced duringthe third period. The 50/50 stands are now accepting credit cards!

PORTLAND PIE COMPANYS CHUCK-A-PUCKChuck-A-Puck takes place during the second intermission. Pick up your Chuck-A-Pucks behind sections 109 and 123 for $1.00 for one or $5.00 for seven.

JERSEY RAFFLEWin your favorite players game-worn jersey! Visit one of the Monarchs Jersey Girls on the concourse or the Customer Care Boothbehind section 105 to purchase rafe tickets to win one of three different jerseys available at tonights game. The winner is announced during the third period.

KIDS KINGDOMVisit the Kids Kingdom behind section 120 and sign up our littlest of fans for the Monarchs Kids Club and to pick up Chuck-A-Pucks! Kids can also win prizes and visit our balloon artist!

MONARCHS PRO SHOPStop by the Monarchs Pro Shop or kiosk tonight to get your hands on the latest Monarchs apparel. Dont forgetto check out the speical sales table behind section 107 for discounted apparel and equipment!

Nov. 2 - Canadian Heritage NightCelebrate the strong Canadian and Franco-American heritage in New

Hampshire on this special night, featuring special Canadian food, music

from Canadian artists and bili ngual PA announcements.

Nov. 16 - Mullets In MovemberBe a part of a true Monarchs tradition and help us raise awareness for the

ght against mens cancers at this seasons Mullets In Movember. The rst

3,000 fans will receive mullet wigs and moustaches, courtesy of Norris Cotton

Cancer Center!

Nov. 22 & 23 - Teaming Up For Warmth Coat DriveBring your unwanted coats to both games to donate to families in need,presented by E&R Cleaners!

SAFETY WARNINGDespite enhanced spectator shielding measures, pucks may be propelled into the spectator areas at any time duringwarm-ups, during play or after play has stopped. Stay alert whenever you are in the stands. If you are struck, immediately ask the nearest usher

for directions to the medical station.

SPECTATOR CONDUCTAnyone who uses objectional language or who throws anything on the ice or at any player, ofcial or other spectator, shall be subject

to ejection in addition to any other legal remedy. Please visit the Customer Care Booth located behind section 105 if you observe any inappropriate behavior.

HOCKEY ETIQUETTEPLEASE...for safety and courtesy, wait for a stoppage of play before leaving or returning to your seat.

RESPONSIBLE FANS ARE GREAT FANS! The Manchester Monarchs are proud to partner with the New Hampshire Liquor Commission!

OCTOBER 25, 2013vs. St. Johns OCTOBER 26, 2013vs. St. Johns

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CHUCK-A-PUCK Sections 109 & 123

CUSTOMER CARE Section 105FIRST AID Section 117

GERBERDENTALSMILEBOOTH Section 116

KIDS KINGDOM Section 120

MONARCHS PRO SHOP Main Lobby

SMOKING AREA Section 116

THE JERSEY SHOP Section 107

TICKET INFORMATION TABLE Section 108

BOX OFFICE

Mon-Fri 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.

Sat 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

TICKETMASTER

800-745-3000

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MANCHESTER MONARCHS

66 Hanover Street, Suite 200

Manchester, NH 03101

Phone: 603-626-7825

Fax: 603-626-7022

www.manchestermonarchs.com

/monarchshockey @monarchshockey

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*Photos for this issue of ROAR were provided by New Hampshire Legends Of Hockey.