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Roller girls go down

By RICK WORMWOOD  |  May 20, 2009

111-59. Ouch. Just typing those numbers in makes me feel kind of embarrassed for Portland's roller girls. I guess it's their turn to circle a date on next season's schedule. Until then, they'll have to take it out on somebody else. Pennsylvania's Dutchland Derby Rollers, who are coming to the Expo for a bout this Saturday (doors at 5 pm; action at 6), sound like perfect candidates. They had better look out. There's going to be a mugging.

Rick Wormwood can be reached at rickwormwood@gmail.com.

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Re: Roller girls go down
Rick! You forgot to mention Patty O'Mean was the MVP for the bout against the Riveters. She certainly earned it! Come see us this weekend - Patty and I are going to personally put every Dutchland skater on the floor or into the crowd like we did in Providence. But this time we're going to stay out of the penalty box.
By Amy Martin on 05/22/2009 at 1:20:11

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