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Outlaws earn five points in three-game span

March 22, 2005 - International Hockey League 2 (IHL 2)
Kansas City Outlaws News Release


The Kansas City Outlaws posted a 2-0-1 record during their recent three game home stand. Last Friday, the Outlaws used four first period goals en route to defeating the Flint Generals 6-4. On Saturday afternoon, the scoring continued as the Outlaws put six goals on the board in defeating the Quad City Mallards 6-1. Monday night, the Outlaws rallied from a 1-0 deficit to force a shoot out against Flint. However, Kansas City could not find the net in the shoot out and were defeated by the Generals 2-1. For the season, the Outlaws are 26-38-5, 57 points, fifth place in the UHL Western Division.

OUTLAWS TO ASSIST AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY IN MARCH

The Outlaws are teaming up with the American Cancer Society to raise funds for cancer research. During the month of March, the Outlaws will donate 50 cents from each single game ticket sold for a March home game to the American Cancer Society. The Outlaws will then present a check to the American Cancer Society at their April 10th game against Fort Wayne.

TRANSACTIONS:

- Forward Jay Murphy traded to Danbury for forward Gerry Hickey, rights to goaltender Guillaume Lavallee and future considerations March 17 - Defenseman Jami Yoder placed on 7 day injured reserve March 17 - Forward Gerry Hickey added to the roster March 21 - Defenseman Paul McBrien placed on 21 day injured reserve March 21

LAST WEEK’S SHOWDOWNS:

- Friday March 18 vs. Flint WIN 6-4
- Saturday March 19 vs. Quad City WIN 6-1
- Monday March 21 vs. Flint LOSS 1-2 (shoot out)

WANTED TEAMS ON THE HORIZON:


- Wednesday March 23 @ Missouri (Missouri leads season series 8-2-3)
- Friday March 25 @ Flint (Flint leads the season series 4-1-0)
- Saturday March 26 @ Quad City (Quad City leads the season series 8-2-0)

THE BEST FAMILY DEAL EVER

The Outlaws and Back Yard Burgers are offering the Best Family Deal Ever promotion for two more games this season. For as little as $13.95, a fan will receive a ticket to an Outlaws game, a Back Yard Burgers Combo Meal, and a free Outlaws souvenir puck. The deal is available on Saturday April 2 and Sunday April 10.

OUTLAWS MARCH MADNESS

The Outlaws are offering a great deal for their March 28th home game. For $15, fans can purchase a game ticket and receive a small hot dog, small drink, small peanuts, AND a limited edition Outlaws Jesse James bobble head doll. The March Madness ticket package MUST be ordered through the Outlaws web site (www.kansascityoutlaws.com) or by calling the Outlaws office at 816-268-1600.

OUTLAWS MEASURE THEIR FANS AS BEST IN THE UHL

The Outlaws are pleased to announce their newest ticket promotion, Shorter Than a Stick. For the Outlaws home games on March 30th versus Kalamazoo and April 6th against Fort Wayne, fans that are shorter than a hockey stick (approx. 5 feet) will receive a free game ticket. Fans wishing to take advantage of this promotion must go to the Kemper Arena Box Office on the day of the game and to get “measured” against a hockey stick. Every fan that is shorter than the stick will receive one free ticket to that night’s game.

OUTLAWS AND JUVENILE DIABETES TEAM UP FOR APRIL 1ST FUNDRAISER

The Outlaws and The Emilie Rosebud Diabetes Research Foundation are partnering for an April 1st fundraiser when the Outlaws host the Quad City Mallards. During the game, there will be live and silent auctions with many sports and entertainment items. Some of the items that will be available for auction include a Nolan Ryan autographed baseball, a Seattle SuperSonics autographed basketball, a Dale Earnhardt Jr. life size autograph cut out, and a Chiefs and Royals opening day package. Additional information on the event can be found on www.emrosebuddiabetesfund.com or www.kansascityoutlaws.com.

FARMLAND FOODS AND OUTLAWS OFFER APRIL 1ST TICKET PROMOTION

The Outlaws and Farmland Foods are offering fans a great way to see the Outlaws battle the Quad City Mallards on April 1st. Anyone that presents a receipt from a Farmland Foods purchase OR a Farmland Foods product wrapper at the Kemper Arena Box Office will receive two free tickets to the April 1st game (best available seats). Tickets for this promotion may be claimed now up until April 1st.

MOLSON CANADIAN CORNER OPEN FOR BUSINESS

The Outlaws newest in game promotion, the Molson Canadian Corner, is now open to the public. Fans are able to see each and every Outlaws game from ice level, with only a sheet of glass separating them from the fierce on ice action. While in the Molson Canadian Corner, fans can enjoy food and their favorite ice-cold beverages. The Molson Canadian Corner is located in the north end of Kemper Arena and can be accessed by Sections 115 & 116. The Molson Canadian Corner is the COOLEST place to watch Outlaws hockey.

On the Air and ON the WEB – www.kansascityoutlaws.com

All games are available on air at 1340 KCKN or through live audio and video web cast at www.kansascityoutlaws.com.

Tickets still available for remaining home games:

Season tickets for the Outlaws, ranging from $10 to $13.50 per game, are on sale now at (816) 268-1600. For group information call the Outlaws office at (816) 268-1600. Single game tickets at $10, $15, and $18 are ON SALE NOW at the Kemper Arena Box Office, www.ticketmaster.com, all Ticketmaster outlets, or charge by phone at 816-931-3330 (tickets increase by $2 on day of game).

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