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The Hartford Wolf Pack have been the top affiliate of the New York Rangers since they moved to Connecticut from Binghamton, N.Y., in 1997. They are in the American Hockey League and replaced the Hartford Whalers, who moved to North Carolina at the end of the 1996-97 season, their 18th in the National Hockey League after 12 in the World Hockey Association. The Wolf Pack and Hartford Civic Center were run by Madison Square Garden until AEG Northland won a three-way bidding process in December 2006 to manage the team, arena and Rentschler Field in...
The Hartford Wolf Pack have been the top affiliate of the New York Rangers since they moved to Connecticut from Binghamton, N.Y., in 1997. They are in the American Hockey League and replaced the Hartford Whalers, who moved to North Carolina at the end of the 1996-97 season, their 18th in the National Hockey League after 12 in the World Hockey Association. The Wolf Pack and Hartford Civic Center were run by Madison Square Garden until AEG Northland won a three-way bidding process in December 2006 to manage the team, arena and Rentschler Field in East Hartford. AEG Northland manages more than a dozen facilities worldwide, and the franchise's owner became Larry Goettesdiener, who has the largest real estate holdings in Hartford.
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Local Notebook
Deep Mile Field In HPHS Invitational Glastonbury High's Donn Cabral, the state record holder in the 5,000 meters, leads a strong lineup in the boys mile today at the 37th Hartford Public Invitational outdoor track and field meet. The race's top seven...Tags: Athletics, Track and Field, Awards and Prizes, XL Center, New York Jets, National Football League
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Local college roundup: Hokies split with No. 1 Miami in baseball
Daily PressIn baseball Saturday, Virginia Tech beat No. 1 Miami 7-6 before losing 9-2 in Game 2 for a doubleheader split in Blacksburg. ... In Game 1, winner Justin Wright pitched a complete game and fellow rookie Austin Wates doubled in the deciding run with two...Tags: Basketball, Multi-Sport Events, NCAA Tournament, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Virginia Tech
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Deep Mile Field In HPHS Invitational
Glastonbury High's Donn Cabral, the state record holder in the 5,000 meters, leads a strong lineup in the boys mile today at the 37th Hartford Public Invitational outdoor track and field meet. The race's top seven contenders are all seeded under 4:20, and...Tags: Athletics, Track and Field, Awards and Prizes, XL Center, New York Jets, National Football League
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NHL: Hossa's OT Goal Ousts Rangers
So much for the talk a team as young as the Penguins couldn't advance this far in the playoffs. So much for the speculation Marian Hossa couldn't score big postseason goals. So much for the Rangers, whose edge in experience meant nothing in a five-game...Tags: Field Hockey, New York Rangers, National Hockey League, Michal Rozsival, Scott Gomez
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Hutton standing tall after falling twice
Dan Hutton saved his biggest smile of the Downers Grove North boys gymnastics sectional Friday for his very last event. After falling on the floor exercise and parallel bars, the Lincoln-Way East senior stuck the dismount of his horizontal bar routine...Tags: Rings, Horizontal Bar, Students, Vault, Soccer
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Hutton standing tall after falling twice
Dan Hutton saved his biggest smile of the Downers Grove North boys gymnastics sectional Friday for his very last event. After falling on the floor exercise and parallel bars, the Lincoln-Way East senior stuck the dismount of his horizontal bar routine...Tags: Rings, Horizontal Bar, Students, Vault, Soccer
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Team chemistry boosts St. Ignatius
Tribune staff reporterTo Nicole Denenberg, it's not mystery why St. Ignatius' girls soccer team is having such an outstanding season. "We just have really good team chemistry," said the junior, who scored on a penalty kick in the Wolfpack's 2-0 victory at Joliet Catholic in...Tags: Soccer
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Briefs
Center Evgeni Malkin and the perfect Pittsburgh Penguins pushed the New York Rangers to the brink of elimination. Malkin scored two power-play goals and added an assist to lift Pittsburgh to a 5-3 victory at Madison Square Garden that stretched the...Tags: Soccer, Motor Racing, Prosecution, Elections, NASCAR
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Local college roundup: Chowan outslugs Apprentice 15-10
Daily PressZack Beasley's third-inning grand slam broke open a close baseball game Tuesday as Chowan beat the Apprentice School 15-10 at War Memorial Stadium. Apprentice's Bryce Beale was 4-for-5 with three runs, while Eric Polk was 3-for-5 with four RBI. Kenny...Tags: Memorial Stadium, NCAA Tournament, College of William and Mary, Virginia Tech, National Collegiate Athletic Association
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College roundup: U.Va. seeded No. 1 in NCAA tennis
Daily PressZack Beasley's third-inning grand slam broke open a close game as Chowan beat the Apprentice School 15-10 at War Memorial Stadium. Apprentice's Bryce Beale was 4-for-5 with three runs, while Eric Polk was 3-for-5 with four RBI. Kenny Eanes and James Denny...Tags: Memorial Stadium, NCAA Tournament, National Collegiate Athletic Association, College of William and Mary, Virginia Tech
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