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If you have any picture(s) you’d like to see as part of this Musketeer History Project<\/strong> please contact the <\/span>site administrator
\n(kaptkanuk@aol.com). We will gladly research, organize & date them and find the proper place for your photos; making them
\na permanent part of Sioux City Musketeer History. You can e-mail any of your photos to the site administrator or arrangements
\ncan be made for a convenient pick-up, safe handling and a quick return of your photo memories.<\/span><\/p>\n

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The team that started it all… The Sioux City Eagles<\/b><\/span>
\nCirca Late 60’s<\/span>
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\nThese pictures just scream “Old Time Hockey”. Taken in the upstairs locker room at the Audi, this photos shows several
\nof the Sioux City Eagle players either before or during one of their home games. Picture two, second from the right, is
\nlong-time Siouxland Youth Hockey (SYHA) coach and referee Joe Pinard.<\/span><\/p>\n

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\nThe Sioux City Eagles take on a team from West St. Paul in the tilt at the Auditorium. This photo is takes at the “stage”
\nend of the rink. Visible in the back is the door to the outer locker-room as well as the rope pulleys used to run the various
\nstage equipment.\u00a0 Note: <\/strong>Fence for glass and the real boards.<\/span><\/p>\n

Did You know…<\/b>That for the first 4 years of Sioux City hockey, we didn’t have a Zamboni!!!
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\nLeft:<\/b> An Auditorium staff member preparing the edges by hand. No gas edger yet!!!\u00a0 Right:<\/b> Staff members shovel away all
\nthe snow <\/span>from the ice. As tradition, this was done at the start of every game and between every period.<\/span><\/p>\n

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\nTwo hot water carts sponsored by the Black Knight, a men’s clothing store located in Sioux City and owned by then team
\nowner Gary Lipschutz, provided the hot water that prepared the ice for the next period.
\nNote: <\/b>Notice the fence in place of glass.<\/span><\/p>\n

2011 Inaugural Sioux City Musketeers Billy Danderand Cup<\/span><\/strong><\/h3>\n

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\nHeld in honor of long time Sioux City Musketeer trainer & equipment manager Billy Danderand. A native of Jefferson, S.D.,
\nBilly has been part of the Musketeer organization for 40 seasons!!! He joined the team during the Musketeers first season in
\nUSHL Senior League in 1972.\u00a0 Billy also served the same duties with International Softball Congress’s powerhouse teams Penn
\nCorps & National Health Care. This trophy is awarded to the winning team of the annual Musketeer’s All-Star Summer
\nCamp Green vs. Gold try-out game.<\/b><\/span><\/p>\n

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\"Sioux<\/a>A collection of Sioux City Bandits Pocket Schedules, game-used jerseys, helmets and balls<\/span><\/p>\n

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**********Can You ID This Team Jacket!!!**********<\/b><\/span><\/h4>\n

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\nThis team jacket color and style was probably worn during the early or mid 80’s. The Musketeer logo on the front is screened and the
\nplayer number on the shoulder is sewn.\u00a0 The yellow material is a flat luster nylon material. I need your input if you have any idea
\nwhat season this was from.<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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