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On-ice reunion oifffor now By STEVE LOBLANC Special to The Champion Part-timne status witb Brown University this season swDu Janjevich miss bath chances ta square off with fellow Merchant alumnus Scott Bertoli and the Princeton Tigers. Unfortunrately this trend continued through quarterfinal playofi action last weekend, when the lvy League rivais tought tar an Eastern Callegiate Athietic Canlerence (ECAC) Tournament berth. Janjevich was in and out of the lineup through the early stages of' the regular season- due ta his roakie status and a restrictive pecking order in the NCAA. Falling ta a mid-seasan injury, around the same ime Brawn's fortunes sharply improved. the 19-year-ald Winger was placed on tbe permanent reserve list dawn the stretch. z Despite home ice advantage for the entire best-at-three week- Scott Bertoli end series, the Janjevich-less Bears fell ta Princeton twa games to one. Surprisingly enough, higb-tlying Bertoli, a 20-year-old junior, was largely invisible through the first two cantests. His 'orange fine' - arguably the best tria in the ECAC - was Msb htaiw k R a c c ,t' unproductive in Friday's 3-2 victory. From there, Bertali spent much of Saturday in the sin bin, where he watcbed is Tigers take a 6-0 pasting. "it seemed like he was in there the whole game. I guess he just wanted to get his name called out somehow," quipped mother Sue, wbo along with husband Bert and Lynn and Jim JanjevichF made the trip south ta Rhode Island. Brown tound out the bard way that you can't shut out the orange' power surge for very long. Back on their game for Sunday's rubber match, the trio figured in every anc of Prineeton's five goals in a 5-3 clineher. Bertoli's own contribution ineluded a goal and tbree assists. Janjevich's rookie season struggles mirror those of Bertoli, whoA D two years ago saw litle ice ime and even less recognition for is efforts. Since last season however, Bertoli's been a mainstay on the team's irai two lunes. With Janjevich already being part of the Milton Merchants ta Ivy League trend, local hockey fans can only hope he jumps on another tradition that takes Milton's frustrated freshmen and cre- aies star sophomores. Until then, Bertoli wiIl carry the local banner ia the ECAC Toumnament. His Tigers took on Corneli in a must-win situation last night. If successful, they'lI battie Harvard, Yale and Clarkson iis week-Im end for a trip ta the NCAA Champonship April 3 ta 5 at the Fleet Centre in Boston. Mohawk will open Monday The arrvai af spning marks the retum ot excitlng standardbred action ta Mohawk Raceway in Campbellville. The horses kck off the season opener on Monday, March 23 at the Campbellville aval. Racing is conducted five nights a week: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Fniday and Saturday with 7:30 p.m. post times each night. The sehedule continues through Saturday, May 23. TFhe Nlohaw This year Mohawk Raceway is rolling out the red carpet for its visitors by way of free admission - nojust for opening night but every night ihroughout the season. They'Il also be offering free parking. The excitement doesn't stop there, as everyone attending ic stanidardbredý Friday, March 27 races is eligible ta take part in the "Win, Place to ohwk and %N,'e,' and Show Handicapping Challenge." Fans will receive a ballot inside their program for which they Nvelcomle themii home. can handicap races twa through nine. A grand prize of $2,000 will That's becatise adi! be awarded ta the persan with the most correct race winners. That night the Youthful Pacing Series will be held for three- is absoIutely' free. year-old colts. piigngltad Other stakes events include the Princess Pacing Series for three- enn ngtan year-old fillies on Monday, May 4, and the Mohawk Pacing Use vour nic\\,fountè Series, which annually attracts some of the inest local sopho- mores, on Friday, May 15. a long shot. Or if votu NOW ease back iint( things, T V V R AVILABLE., ride ontfl avourite. SERVICE NEW* ioin Lis Monidav, Ma ECENTRE ExressVu It's practieallv a frie Seuî.iîg l iIton i . 8,5 1 I « r18 'rh=<pennRd. Un#t3. 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