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Right. The rule he violated was para (i) "skating or officiating without the prior express authorization...". (Actually, he did request and get the authorization from his federation, but they withdrew it after the ISU started pressuring them.)The event in question was Kings on Ice. It didn't need a sanction because it wasn't a competition.
From ISU Communication 1622:
"Based on evidence presented the Council has concluded that Mr. Evgeny Plushenko breached the ISU eligibility rule 102, paragraph 2, i) of the ISU General Regulations and as a consequence has become ineligible under paragraph 7 a) of that rule."
If the ISU wanted to argue the Kings shows violated (iii), then they'd also have to kick out Weir & Joubert, and they obviously haven't.
Weir and Joubert didn't withdraw from World's citing injury.
My job requires me to be a juggler, but that does not mean that I enjoy working with clowns.
by the way, ISU's opinion is that he violated rule i). And FYI KOI is not unsactioned event.
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LOL. No, it isn't illegal to make him ineligible. He knew the rules, and he went outside of them. Just because the Olys are in his home country doesn't mean he should be allowed back in. Should Yags be allowed in? What about Brian Boitano? Drugs has nothing to do with it.
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Ok Jayar, we get it. If the decision where in your hands, Plush will NEVER EVER put a skate on a competition rink again
I must tell you Cinquanta has a different opinion:
ISU ready to consider restoration the amateur status of Plushenko
President of the International Skating Union (ISU) Ottavio Chinkvanta said that ISU is ready to consider the possibility of restoring amateur status for Evgeni Plushenko.
"Sportsman had 21 days to appeal, but he did not do that. If now the National Federation guarantee for him, then we can take exceptional decision about restoration."
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As you can see, The ISU is playing the "nice guy" role here, speaking about an "exceptional decision" even when it's not necessary because, as senorita has stated, Plush can actually ask for restoration whenever he wants, he broke the "i" part of the rule, not "ii" or "iii". The ISU will decide if he get it back of course, and, according to Cinquanta, seems like he and his National Federation just need to ask for it.
And yes, the retired skaters you sarcastically mentioned could try to comeback if it's their desire, are not permanently banned and meet the requirements, wich for age and health reasons, I'm not sure will be possible (not everyone can do a "Plushenko" and make a succesful comeback after retirement )
And "Two silvers and one gold" are certainly "not a bad career", it's actually an awesome and exceptional one, he's in the company of a very few in the same conditions in FS history.
Plush is not banned for life, get over it, he's "indefinitely" ineligible, which means he could have his status restored by one, two years...... or by tomorrow.
As you said: "It's the ISU's opinion that matters at this point"
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No. whoever said that misunderstood the rule or the circumstances. Yes, Plushenko can apply and be considered for reinstatement.What you meant is that, because of violating some ISU rule, Plushenko's amateur status as a singles skater can never be reinstated?
Yags and Boitano have both violated papagraph (ii) by skating in unsanctioned competitions, so no, they cannot apply for reinstatement. Just to complete the set, nor can Urmanov or Kulik apply for reinstatement.Should Yags be allowed in? What about Brian Boitano?
Weir just said he wasn't prepared for Worlds and didn't want to go (not very different from Plushenko, really). All 3 skaters requested and received permission to do the Kings shows. The only difference is that the ISU was pissed at Plushenko and pressured the Russians into withdrawing the permission. I guess they simply didn't care about Weir.Joubert went to World's. He won the bronze. Weir didn't compete, but I don't remember what the story there was.


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88 Wharf Street
Milton, MA 02186
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Contemporary American
$30 and under
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Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(857) 598-4826
Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Tuesday - Sunday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
Payment Options:
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Contemporary American, American
Executive Chef:
Ken Rogers
Dress Code:
Business Casual
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Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Private Party Facilities:
88 Wharf can accommodate private parties during the hours in which we are not open to the public.
Private Party Contact:
John Collings (857) 598-4826
Live Entertainment every Thursday Night!
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Cross Street:
Adams Street
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Milton stop on the MBTA Red Line stops across the street.
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Plenty of parking plus valet service available.
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Upscale American Cuisine in a beautiful riverfront setting! Perched on the banks of the neponset river overlooking the Milton Yacht Club, 88 Wharf offers upscale service and cuisine at affordable prices with a view that is priceless!
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My husband and I had not been to
88 Wharf for quite awhile, but we have gone back a few times recently and it is quite good. There is a new chef who really seems to have it right."
Dined on 7/19/2014
We've gone here often and enjoyed
it. This was just an off night. We were on the terrace, and it took 3 requests to have our lamp lit. We also had to move inside as it started to rain, but that was not their fault! Finally, when the food showed up, my wife got salmon instead of the swordfish she had ordered. At that point we just wanted to get the meal over with, so she ate it without complaining. Oh, I almost forgot -- when I asked for a wine on the 'by the glass' menu, I was told that they were out, but that I could get it in a half-bottle. Only later did it occur to me that they could have opened the bottle and poured me a glass!"
Dined on 7/17/2014
last minute reservation with
family. great window seat (windy outside) great place for outdoor dining if weather agrees-high tide/full moon fantastic. apps/drinks/service really good. Swordfish/haddock dishes excellent-go there quite often with family/friends-never dissapointed"
Dined on 7/16/2014
My husband and I were looking for
a place outdoors and on the water to have an early dinner. We've been to 88 Wharf before so decided to try it again. It was a very warm Thursday evening before 7/4 - it was early and the place wasn't crowded -- we enjoyed salads and appetizers on the patio overlooking the Neponset River. We were in the shade and there was a lovely breeze. The menu was small but with a lot of good options and the food was very good --- I had the iceberg, blue cheese and bacon salad and mushroom arancini and my husband had the beet salad and crabcakes --- we had also order fried clam sliders to share but it ended up being way too much food so we took those home. The service was attentative but not overbearing."
Dined on 7/3/2014
Ambiance at the 88 surpasses the
taste of the food, however the presentation is excellent. I had asked that my my meal was not placed atop one another, and my request was graciously accepted by my server, and the meal presented as requested in separate dishes. The puree was wonderful, but the chicken chewy. we will return."
Dined on 7/2/2014
The patio dining and excellent
view of Milton Landing are appealing features of 88 Wharf, and the attentive service enhanced the dining experience. I enjoyed the flavorful mushroom arancini and blue cheese iceberg salad. The next time that I come to this relaxing spot with friends, I hope to find vegetarian entree options. That was the only missing element in this otherwise perfect evening out."
Dined on 7/2/2014
We've been to 88 Warf on several
occasions reciently. The food is delicious, I've had the pasta carbonara and the chicken picatta, both delicious. Sides are lovely, the sauteed spinach and potato puree are standouts. There is a kids menu of quality food (not always the case for kids), but you need to ask for it. The wine list is decent and there is a good selcetion of beers. The service was excellent, but not the place to goif you are in a rush. The only draw back is the price. For our family of 4, one eating from the kids menu, each of us having one drink and the 4 of us sharing a desert, it was $132 plus tip. We'll be saving this place for special occasions."
Dined on 6/26/2014
I took a suggestion from the list
of open table restaurants in the area.. What a find! The food was teriffic! Fresh , flavorful, cooked perfectly! The restaurant guests all seemed to be enjoying themselves. A very up beat crowd. I can't wait to bring my friends back."
Dined on 6/25/2014
Tried this place yet again, and
was disappointed. The food is actually quite good, but the atmosphere is dead. Salmon, swordfish and the brussel sprouts are excellent."
Dined on 6/24/2014
Awesome location. But on a night
of fireworks and a Saturday night, place was empty. I guess for a reason. Food was quite bad! Calamari not cooked, brussel sprouts drenched in lemon, fish was awful. Really to bad because place is so nice and staff was friendly. Feel bad for the staff for having to be apologists"
Dined on 6/21/2014
Everything was Great! Server John
made the night though!"
Dined on 6/20/2014
The new menu is a great
improvement and so is the food. We have always enjoyed the atmosphere and the outside patio, but the food was only OK at best. Now everything is nearly perfect! Our one suggestion would be to offer more vegetarian options--there are currently only a few. But this is a great local spot and we will be back often."
Dined on 6/20/2014
88 Wharf is a pleasant spot but
the attention to food preparation and versatility is lacking."
Dined on 6/20/2014
My braised "beef" was mostly fat.
Pretty disgusting. Service was slow so I took a refund rather than wait for another entree. Hate to leave a restaurant still hungry. My wife and I agreed that we would only go back again for drinks and bar food on the terrace, because the view over the Neponset estuary was tremendous."
Dined on 6/19/2014
88 Whatf has such a great view
that I keep trying it. We heard they did the menu over and were optimistic. Sadly, in try 88 Wharf manner, they were out of the first two things ordered. The food was fine, but no one wants fine when dining out. Service was better than usual and the waitress had some personality for a change. Outdoor dining has so much potential but the furniture is awful and layout is weak. I think it might have to be my last time."
Dined on 6/15/2014
My husband and I had not been to
88 Wharf for almost a year. Seems they have really improved on the food. We plan on going back again soon."
Dined on 6/14/2014
have been here several times, and
the food has always been very good. Today we sat outside and it was very comfortable. "
Dined on 6/7/2014
We decided to give 88 Wharf one
last chance as we had heard they improved their menu. The food was fine, though certainly nothing special. The servers were friendly but absent. We had to practically beg for water, condiments and extras. And we were the only table being served. Unfortunately, the experience did nothing to restore our opinion of 88 Wharf. "
Dined on 5/29/2014
my party of two waited 60 minutes
for a 6:30 reservation..then waited 15 minutes for a waitstaff person. we have to ask for bread..to which the staff person said "oh, I thought I did"....no apology...no acknowledgement of the delay from the management....which he must know goes a long way. if this was my first time there, i would not return. Two tables for four remained available for 75 min. during our wait to be seated and for the waitstaff to great us"
Dined on 5/11/2014
We went for a special occasion.
Waited over an hour for our food. Noticed that none of the tables around us, had food. Something was definetly wrong in the kitchen but the waitstaff seemed to be covering for them. We were offered free drinks which was nice but when dining with kids, you really need the food to be served. We watched the people from tables around us- walk out - having never been served their food. Our food finally came. Very small portions for price paid. We were both served pieces of fish that were smaller than a deck of cards and then they forgot to bring the sides. The fish tasted good, but not a wow. I had been looking forward to trying this restaurant, but would not go back. It is pretty and staff but kitchen is slow"
Dined on 5/11/2014
I like 88 Wharf but there is so
much potential and it could be so much better. Great location, close to home and generally good food and service. But there is a lack of consistency most recently in service. Maybe just an off night. But with a limited number of diners service could have been better. When all is said and done they seem to be trying to get it right so I will be back. "
Dined on 5/4/2014
Not crowded. Waiter disinterested
and slow though didn't appear busy. Nice setting. Other servers at other visits quicker, interested. Hope we don't get this one again."
Dined on 5/3/2014
We requested a seating change to a
booth and we got no service after that. Once we asked for service our waiter was very attentive and served us complimentary cocktails. He suggested the mussels in a white wine sauce as an appetizer and they were delicious. He also suggested the chicken piccata which was served over pureed potatoes with roasted asparagus and it was also delicious. Roasted haddock, roast brussel sprouts with bacon and mustard sauce were both delicious. Chocolate layer cake for dessert was just okay. The atmosphere is very enjoyable, modern decor with white tableclosths, and not too loud although some of the tables are close together. Our waiter was very friendly. We will definitely be going back."
Dined on 5/2/2014
We could not have been more
disappointed. The service was very poor from the moment we walked in to the moment we departed. Ignored by the host, forgotten at the bar, a one hour wait for our food, 25 minute wait for a drink. As for the food, all in our party agreed it was average. One diner had an undersized portion of fish, another had a tough steak and the short ribs were short on flavor and tenderness. The location and space itself is terrific. I would absolutely not recommend this restaurant unless they can pull off a miraculous improvement in service and food quality."
Dined on 4/12/2014
Was our first time at this
restaurant. Looked like a pretty setting. Something was off for a Saturday night. Our waiter was new and awkward, but beyond that we waited 45 minutes for our drink order, and longer for our appetizers. The cocktails were not made well, and served in inappropriate barware. We were told that they ran out of martini glasses? After being there for 2 hours we asked if our dinner was almost ready...or if it had been made yet. We left for another restaurant. The dining room was not busy for a Saturday night, so something was not right. New chef, new waiter, and seemed to be a new bartender. They all need training. Too bad since the spot looks like it will be nice for outdoor dining once the weather allows."
Dined on 4/12/2014
Third time at the Wharf, it keeps
getting better. Love the decor, the size, and the area...but this weekend it was the food that was the star. Perfectly cooked filet, yummy brussel sprouts and dessert. The coffee needs improvement to equal the quality of the meal. We did wait at the front a short while, while the host chatted with friends at the bar...not a big deal, but he could have been more attentive."
Dined on 4/5/2014
Second visit to this restaurant.
Beautiful decor and lovely setting. Two negstive consistencies: Despite not being in any way full, service was very slow ~ 15 minute wait for drinks, ~ 30 minutes for entrees. Wine selections were terrible. As with the first visit, the first three wine selections were out of stock. Good food, when it arrived but this visit would have been a nightmare with kids."
Dined on 4/4/2014
This was our second time since new
management and new chef. Both times the food and service were excellent. We were very hesitant to return ( had a really bad experience years ago and never returned) but through word of mouth from a friend that ventured and had a really good experience we decided to try it out . Menu has something for everyone. Had the salmon, swordfish, duck and steak. All were expertly prepared as ordered. The sides were great ( except baked potato) and the sauces I wanted to eat with a spoon. Definitely worth going. Can't wait for the patio to open in May. You have to give 88 another chance. It is worth it!"
Dined on 4/3/2014
88 Wharf offers a pleasant and
unhurried dining experience. The braised short ribs was fork tender along with the side dishes of herb roasted fries and mushrooms. The portions are ample in size and their presentations are inspiring. The informal atmosphere provide a relaxed dining experience."
Dined on 2/28/2014
We returned to 88 Wharf for the
new Italian-oriented menu. It turned out to be adequate but still disappointing. Some confusions by the waiter didn't help, including mixups on a side dish and salad dressing. No espresso, when there's an Italian menu!!! Most of all, we picked the 88 because of an email ad from them featuring an enticing, juicy-looking, rare Prime Rib. What I received was a gray-on-the-outside slab of meat between medium-rare and medium, a bit tough but with OK flavor -- altogether more like a sirloin steak than a prime rib. Onion soup (with neither melted cheese nor crouton), sauteed mushrooms, and brussels sprouts were all decent, though the sprouts were a bit overcooked. My wife had better luck with her shortribs & sides."
Dined on 2/27/2014
My friends drove from the North
Shore to join me for diner and absolutely loved Wharf 88! It was easy to get to - the food was amazing and they loved the scenery!"
Dined on 2/22/2014
We had a reservation and were
seated promptly in a mostly empty dining room. The couple in front of us were asked if they had a reservation and when they said no, they were told they would have to sit in the bar. It was early in the evening and this made no sense. Our server did not appear until we notified the host that we had been waiting for 20 minutes to order drinks. No apology and she was very rushed. While the food was perfectly fine, it was nothing spectacular. There was a large table set up next to ours waiting for a large party of about 16. While we were eating we were treated to a loud conversation between the waiters about how they were going to split up the table and the tip."
Dined on 2/22/2014
88 Warf is close to home good food
and very good service."
Dined on 2/16/2014
I am a Miltonite I would love to
see 88Wharf improve and Valentines Day would have been the perfect opportunity The problem was the flow of service. Whoever was in charge should have made sure that all patrons were served with their drink and bread. We found that from the time the drinks were ordered it was >than 30 minutes between order and seeing any food..most of the time no bread was offered.. People around us were frustrated. On a positive note, the food has improved and had it not taken 2hrs to get the food, the evening wold have been great"
Dined on 2/14/2014
Good food in a quiet setting. You
can linger over your conversation and not feel hurried. Free valet parking an added bonus!"
Dined on 2/8/2014
I took my wife for a 5:45pm
Saturday night dinner. Our server, Andrea, was very friendly and very prompt. I ordered the house Pinot Noir, which I thought was a little pricey at $11 a glass. My tuna tartare was delicious. I loved the avacado in it. My wife's clam chowder was the right consistency of creaminess and didn't have too many potatoes, which ruins clam chowder for me. My filet was ok but nothing spectacular. My wife enjoyed her pasta dish. We unknowingly started talking to the owner, Frank Viola, on the way out at the bar. He was very friendly and wanted to make sure we enjoyed our time. I enjoyed the overall experience and plan on returning during the summer when the outside area opens."
Dined on 1/11/2014
The new menu at 88 Wharf has
really improved the dining experience from a food perspective. The restaurant now has its own role in the evolving food scene in Milton/Lower Mills. I hope they keep it up. The portions are right and so are the choices of proteins and sides. And on the two occasions I was there the food was simply and well prepared. The wines by the glass could use an upgrade as could the training of the servers. Our server told us we were not at Chili's!"
Dined on 1/10/2014
Hadn't been here in awhile & was
pleasantly surprised at the improvements all around. We ordered salmon, done perfectly, & braised beef , equally as good with great sides. Our server , Josh, was very helpful but left us alone to enjoy our dinner. A real hidden gem worth the visit."
Dined on 12/31/2013
We love right down the street so I
enjoy having local places to go to but the good was so so at 88 Wharf. Recently they had made some changes and we decided to take advantage of the dinner with Santa night. I'm so glad we did. The restaurant was not crowded at all and Santa was walking around engaging with children. They really enjoyed it. But onto the restaurant since Santa is a once a year thing the good was delicious. My husband had the skirt steak and I had the short ribs and both were very flavorful. The service was quick which was nice for antsy kids. I think their kids meals are priced on the higher side but the kids enjoyed their meals. I'm def excited to have a good meal here and pass it on to neighbors."
Dined on 12/23/2013
88 Warf is back on track with
consistently good food and service. Close to home and lots of parking."
Dined on 12/21/2013
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Elk Rapids scored three touchdowns in the last eight minutes of the second quarter as the Elks took a 35-0 win from Mancelona.
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Will Noble went 3 of 7 passing for 98 yards and three scores. He found Kaleb Hauser on a 44-yard touchdown and added a 30-yard scoring pass to Gavin Uitvlugt as well as a 24-yard touchdown pass to Justin Holtz. Hauser added 113 yards rushing on 16 carries and had a two-point conversion.
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Charlevoix forced six turnovers and broke open a scoreless contest in the second half in beating St. Ignace 20-0 in head coach Ron Bindi's first game leading the Rayders.
KeNen Borths picked up three of those turnovers, returning on for a 45-yard touchdown that put the first points on the board with eight minutes to go in the third quarter. Sam Hovie ran in a pair of carries in the final four minutes of the game — one from 1 yard and another from 48. Luke Klinger had a two-point conversion.
Klinger went 4-for-9 passing for 53 yards and added 77 yards rushing. Hovie led the Rayders with 84 yards rushing on nine carries.
Borths led the defense with 13 tackles, Sam Eakes had 11 tackles and Hovie had eight tackles and one sack. Shane Sutherland contributed a fumble recovery and Austin Putman had an interception. Besides forcing the turnovers, Charlevoix's defense maintained the shutout with the aid of two goal line stands.
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Roscommon	6
Jake Swander went 14-for-38 for 210 passing yards and a touchdown as Grayling beat Roscommon 31-6.
Swander also threw three interceptions.
Tyler McClanahan hauled in eight of those passes for 146 yards and a score. Michael Branch led the ground game with 48 yards on nine carries.
Kevin Harris contributed two scores, one coming on a 45-yard interception return and he also booted a 41-yard field goal.
Kingsley 21
McBain 14
Kingsley pounded the ball for 289 rushing yards in a 21-14 non-conference victory over McBain.
Tim Fisher led the ground game with 15 carries for 119 yards and a touchdown.
Tyler Newell completed six of eight passes for 64 yards and two touchdowns — both to TaeQuon Allen, on throws of 9 and 35 yards.
Newell's TD passes to Allen put the Stags up 14-6 at halftime, as Newell ran in a two-point conversion on the second.
Fisher's 5-yard TD run in the 3rd put Kingsley up 21-6 with 10:19 remaining, and McBain scored a late touchdown to pull within a score, but couldn't get any closer.
"I'm proud of the game plan the coaches put together and the kid for executing it," Stags coach Jason Leonard said. "They overcame a lot of adversity with penalties. ... We had two touchdowns called back."
Kelly Lark paced the defense with 10 tackles and a fumble recovery, and Mike Boff added 10 stops.
Manton 29
Mesick 0
Manton shut out Mesick to retain the Little Brown Jug in a non-conference season opener.
The win was Steve Hejnal's first as the Rangers' new coach.
Sophomore quarterback Brock Clough completed 10 of 14 passes for 238 yards and two touchdowns as four different Manton players had at least 50 receiving yards each.
Luke Shepler opened the scoring with a first-quarter 4-yard run and Jonah Nelson tacked on a 1-yard TD plunge. Caleb Locktosh hit both extra points to give the Rangers a 14-0 lead after one quarter.
Clough hit Keefe Brotherton for an 80-yard strike in the second quarter and Locktosh from 35 yards out in the third. Locktosh hit another extra points, and Clough ran in a two-point conversion.
Brotherton finished with 92 receiving yards, Locktosh 57, Nelson 55 and Matt Skiver 52.
Shepler led the defense with 10 tackles, Tristan Rosted had six, Brotherton picked off a pass and Steven Helsel recovered a fumble.
Mesick recovered three fumbles, returning one for a touchdown that was called back by a penalty.
Evart 33
Suttons Bay 7
Suttons Bay led 7-0 at halftime before depth issues combined with heat kicked in and Evart pulled away fro a 33-7 non-conference win.
The Norsemen went up on a 28-yard scoring pas from Devin Capron to Casey Cross with 28 ticks left in the first half. Lars Thornton kicked the extra point.
"It was not a good night for a small team," Suttons Bay coach Joe Trudeau said. "We were ahead at halftime, but I could see we were going to be gassed."
The Norse have only 17 players this season, and one missed the game with a shoulder separation and two more were injured in the contest to finish with 14.
"We lost a couple kids and didn't have kids where we needed them," Trudeau said.
Larry Perez led Suttons Bay with 46 rushing yards on nine attempts, and Capron completed six passes for 59 yards.
The Norse host Kalkaska next Friday.
Lake City 45
Harrison 0
Lake City quarterback Drew Marion rushed for five touchdowns and passed for another as the Trojans outscored visiting non-league for Harrison 45-0.
Marion toted the ball 12 times for 182 yards with TD bursts of 3, 35, 38, 1 and 59 yards. The senior also connected on 8 of 13 aerials for 156 yards, including a 52-yard TD strike to Kevin Kunkel.
Junior Dylan Allard scored on a 23-yard run.
The Lake City defense forced six turnovers in the contest. Senior linebacker Austin Booms had two interceptions and two sacks and also forced a fumble to go with 10 tackles. Safety Jake Truesdale also had 10 stops. Outside linebacker Allard recorded two fumble recoveries while defensive linemen Aaron Lewis and Ethan Wetzel each had one.
Bellaire 78
New Haven Acad. 16
Chase Small scored almost three times as many points as New Haven Merritt Academy as Bellaire opened up the eight-man football season with a 78-16 victory over the second-year program.
Small ran the ball 12 times for 139 yards and touchdown runs of 3, 42, 52 and 27 yards. He added four two-point conversions and returned a punt 60 yards for a TD and a kickoff 70 yards for a score. That totals to 44 of Bellaire's 78 points.
Hunter Walsh ran fro 16 yards on four carries, but two of those were for touchdowns.
Hayden Niepoth, Austin Guidi and Jake Campis each returned interceptions fro touchdowns as well. Niepoth's went for 30 yards, Guidi for 25 in his first varsity game and Campis for 18 yards.
Rick Foster led the defense with eight tackles, Walsh had seven and Campis six.
The Eagles (1-0) host Eben-Superior Central — and 46-22 winner over Brimley — next week.
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By Tina Alvey
Register-Herald Reporter
Former Lewisburg Police Sgt. David H. Howard was arrested Tuesday on a charge of violating a protective order.
According to a complaint filed by investigating officer Trooper First Class J.J. Phillips of the Lewisburg detachment of the West Virginia State Police, he and TFC J.R. Baker were tipped off Tuesday by staff at the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine that Howard was on school property.
"Both troopers were advised (Howard's) ex-girlfriend, Resa Musser, is currently employed at WVSOM, and Mr. Howard was just down the hall at room 204," Phillips wrote in the complaint, which is on file in the Greenbrier County Magistrate Clerk's office.
A protective order against Howard that will remain in effect until March 13 stemmed from his arrest on stalking charges last year, according to the court file.
After receiving the telephone tip, Baker picked Howard up at WVSOM and drove him to the State Police detachment, where the man was questioned by Baker and Phillips.
Howard advised the troopers he "had no idea" that Musser worked at WVSOM and that he had visited the medical school to speak with his cousin. Howard denied attempting to contact Musser directly, but admitted he had posted an apology on Facebook and asked Musser's friend and co-worker at WVSOM to show his ex-girlfriend the post, according to the complaint.
Howard's cousin and Musser's friend also were interviewed by police, Phillips wrote, and both women said Howard knew Musser worked at the school prior to his Tuesday visit there.
Based on Phillips' complaint, Chief Magistrate Brenda J. Smith found probable cause for Howard to be arrested on the misdemeanor charge of violating a protective order.
A hearing scheduled Wednesday for the court to consider revoking Howard's bond from the earlier charges was postponed because of a potential conflict for the defense counsel, whose secretary is married to Phillips.
Attorneys expect a hearing in the case to be conducted in Greenbrier Circuit Court early next week.
The 42-year-old Howard resigned from his post with the Lewisburg Police Department in late August of last year.
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HARRISBURG (AP) — Democrats are pouncing on a Republican lawmaker's statement that Pennsylvania's new voter identification law will allow Mitt Romney to win the state in November's presidential election.
State House Majority Leader Mike Turzai made the statement Saturday while he was listing legislative accomplishments to the crowd at a state Republican Party gathering in Hershey.
According to a report from the website PoliticsPA, Turzai cited the state's stand-your-ground law, measures to regulate abortion clinics and voter ID, which he said "is gonna allow Governor Romney to win the state of Pennsylvania."
Democratic state Rep. Dan Frankel says Pennsylvania already has sufficient safeguards to protect against voter impersonation, but this law could deny the right to vote to tens of thousands of Pennsylvanians who can't get the required photo ID.
Turzai spokesman Steve Miskin says the law protects the integrity of elections.
No Democrats voted for the law that Gov. Tom Corbett signed in March. It's one of the nation's toughest and is being challenged in court as unconstitutional.
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NORMAN — I remember Thanksgiving as a special day of family, food and football. Now it's a day of shopping frenzy, fighting and first in the stores.
After watching all this madness on TV, did you see any necessities being bought? Electronic games, the latest phone gadgets and toys seem to be the most sought after. I kept waiting to see some folks having a tug of war over a washer-dryer.
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---- — GLOUCESTER — A 23-year-old Beverly man was charged with breaking and entering after police found him on a lobster boat at the Jodrey State Fish Pier Monday about 11:02 p.m., according to police.
Police arrested David J. Colasanti Jr. of Fairview Avenue in Beverly when they called the man whose name corresponded with the boat registration and that man said he did not know Colasanti and that no one was supposed to be on his boat.
A man reported his Suzuki Quadrunner 230 four-wheeler stolen from Essex Street at noon Monday, according to police. The owner told police the red four-wheeler has a yellow strobe light on the back, according to the police report.
A Hiltz truck out collecting recyclables Monday afternoon slid on ice and become stuck between a snow bank and a wall on Stanley Court, according to police.
Police said an officer directed traffic around the vehicle and a neighbor voluntarily plowed snow away from the truck, freeing it from the snow bank.
A 31-year-old Norseman Avenue man was arrested on a charge of domestic assault and battery Friday about 5:40 p.m., according to police.
Officers said that Deyvid Borges Do Carmo had held his fist up to a woman's chin and threatened to kill her. The woman told police Carmo had struck her in previous incidents, also, according to the report.
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Huber takes 2 firsts in UVM debut
BURLINGTON, Vt. — Former Beekmantown Central standout Jessica Huber, a freshman at the University of Vermont, won both the 55- and 300-meter dashes in her indoor track & field debut as a Catamount Saturday.
She also finished the 300 meters in a school-record time of 41.46. The Catamounts won the meet, beating the University of Hartford 89-41.
Cadieux SUNYAC goalie of the week
CORTLAND — Mathieu Cadieux of the Plattsburgh State men's hockey team has been named State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) Goalie of the Week for the week ending Dec. 2.
Cadieux made 63 combined saves in a three-point weekend for Plattsburgh State to earn conference honors for the second time this season. On Friday night, the junior goaltender recorded 29 saves in a 3-3 tie at Cortland. Cadieux closed out the weekend with an outstanding 34-save performance on Saturday night as the Cardinals defeated previously-unbeaten Oswego State, 2-1. He turned away all nine shots he faced in the first period and stopped 25 of the 26 shots he saw the rest of the way.
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Tonight when the Fort Gibson Tigers take the field tonight at Leo Donahue-Tiger Stadium, it will mark the first home playoff game for the Tigers in 13 years.
The last time the program hosted a playoff game was in 1999 when Fort Gibson defeated Grove 35-29 in the Class 4A quarterfinals. Tonight's opponent will be the Oologah Mustangs in the first round of the 4A playoffs.
"We scrimmaged them before the season started so we know a little about them from that," said Tigers' coach James Singleton. "Brandon Craig (Oologah coach) does a great job with that team. They finished third in Wagoner's division (4A-3) and they're not a typical third-place district type team."
The Tigers (9-1) enter the game coming off a 49-42 win over Sallisaw in which Fort Gibson trailed the Black Diamonds 21-0 after the first quarter. Oologah (6-4) closed the regular season with a win over Catoosa 44-34, a team the Tigers beat 35-32 in the third game of the year.
"They're big and physical up front," Singleton said. "They're balanced on offense and run a lot of play-action passes and they don't make a lot of mistakes."
Both the Tigers and Mustangs prefer to move the football on the ground. Fort Gibson averages 278 yards rushing while the Mustangs are at 175. Through the air the Tigers are averaging 93 yards per contest while Oologah 81 yards per game.
"We've been trying to preach to the guys that this is just a game," said Fort Gibson offensive coordinator Greg Whiteley. "We can't get the guys too hyped up.
"We're thrilled to be here, don't get me wrong. We're one of 16 teams that didn't have to check in their gear last Monday. Those teams would love to swap positions with us."
Last Friday against Sallisaw, Jake Gandara set a school rushing record with 397 yards. Earlier this season, Wagoner's Lawrence Evitt ran for 408 yards with six touchdowns against the Mustangs and Whiteley said that's like comparing apples to apples.
"Evitt has been doing that to a lot of teams this year," he said. "Of course, we have a guy that has been doing that to a lot of teams."
If defensive coordinator Kenyatta Wright had to design a defense to stop the Tigers' offense, he isn't sure where to start.
"There are so many weapons," Wright said. "As another team trying to prepare for our offense, I believe there are too many keys to focus on. You can't make mistakes. An offense as high-powered as ours forces you to make mistakes."
As for stopping Oologah, Wright said consistency is the key to winning the game.
"We've done that at times during the course of the season," Wright said. "We have to put together four quarters of football moving forward and doing the simple things right. We have a lot of athletes that can be successful if they just get lined up and do things right."


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After years of hip trouble, former Dalton High School golfer Blake Adams had surgery this past January in hopes of returning to play pain-free golf on the PGA Tour.
Today, a little more than eight months later, Adams will make his return to tournament play at the Frys.com Open at CordeValle Golf Club outside of San Jose, Calif.
In a post earlier this week on his blog at blakeadamsgolf.com, Adams announced his return to competitive play.
Adams had surgery to repair five areas of damage in his left hip socket on Jan. 29 and began a rehab program while receiving a major medical exemption from the PGA Tour. He had planned to play in a few Web.com Tour events as part of his rehab schedule, but he re-injured his hip during a workout and didn't participate in those tournaments. Instead, he focused on getting ready for his return to the PGA Tour.
"So here I am, tournament rusty but blessed to have the opportunity to compete in my first tournament since January," Adams posted. "And how do I feel? In all honesty, I am about 85 percent. I am still having a couple of issues but nothing major. Over the last week or so, some have questioned my decision to return at 85 percent. I quickly reminded them that 85 percent is 85 percent better than WHAT I WAS!!"
Adams, 38, will return with a new caddy — David Robinson — and some new equipment in his bag, including a traditional putter. Because of his hip and lower back trouble, Adams had been using a belly putter, but with the pain alleviated he is returning to a traditional putting stroke.
Because of his medical exemption from the PGA, he is still a card-carrying pro despite his lack of action and will have 24 starts to earn $595,483 to retain his pro status. While he is anxious to return to the Tour, Adams did express regret over having to leave his family after being able to be a stay-at-home dad during the past few months.
"But now it is time to go back to work and provide for my family," he said in his blog entry. "My journey back to the PGA Tour has been long and extremely humbling. I am ready to compete. I am ready to win. We will see what happens. Whether I hoist a trophy on Sunday or miss the cut, a pain-free tournament will be a WIN in my book!"
• I was saddened to learn of the passing of Clyde Leslie "C.L." Cruse on Sept. 24. Some of you may remember the feature in The Daily Citizen this past summer on the group of older gentlemen who regularly play golf at Indian Trace Golf Course in Chatsworth.
Cruse, 88, was a member of that group and his stories of his life and his passion for the game and his love of his family could have filled volumes. He talked of caddying as a youth and his enjoyment of playing the game with his friends, and he wasn't afraid to speak his mind, either.
"We have a fun group of people," he said while sitting on the back porch at the club's clubhouse this summer. "It is a lot better than we used to have. We've had some jerks. ... I don't care, I am old enough to say it and get away with it."
I felt honored to be able to meet with those gentlemen, and each one had his own special stories, with his own unique style and personality to match. I hope I did justice to Mr. Cruse's story in the limited space available here in the paper. He will certainly be missed by his golfing buddies and the people at Indian Trace.
• Speaking of Indian Trace, the course will hold its yearly free play day for veterans on Monday. All day long, veterans will be allowed to play the course for free, with food and drinks provided by the club.
• Be sure to keep up with all of the local charity golf events by reading our Local Sports Calendar in Sunday's edition of The Daily Citizen or online at daltonnow.com/events.
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By Jerry Zremski
Of course, all eyes are on Boston today, and so today's top read is The Boston Globe. The Globe's website is usually behind a paywall, but it has been opened for all to read ever since Monday's Boston Marathon bombings. And as it has been for many years on many issues, the Globe's local coverage has been impeccable.
Meanwhile in Washington, the Post offers up a fascinating profile of the Mississippi man who mailed deadly ricin to a U.S. senator and President Obama.
And The New York Times tells us that on immigration reform, senators are trying to steer clear of the pitfalls that doomed gun control legislatuon.


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HOUSTON –- Police said two of the drivers involved in a fatal early-morning crash were drunk behind the wheel.
The crash happened shortly after 1 a.m. Wednesday in southeast Houston on Galveston Road at Edgebrook Drive, police said.
Officers with the Houston Police Department said the driver of a GMC Envoy went through a red light at a high rate of speed, striking a Honda Civic and an Isuzu Trooper in the intersection.
A female passenger in the Honda, who was in her 20s, died at the scene.
"I was really shocked at the moment," said one witness. "My first instinct was to call 911. So that way, in case she was still alive, and I call 911, maybe she could have still been here."
The witness told KHOU 11 News his cousin tried to pull the victim out of her car, but he just could not.
The Honda's driver, a man, was sent to the hospital in serious condition. Police said a woman in the Isuzu was sent to the hospital with minor injuries.
When HPD officers arrived at the scene, they said they found the driver of the Envoy trying to walk away and hide in nearby bushes. He was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. Police said the man now faces intoxication manslaughter charges.
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