Tuesday . . .

The WHL exhibition schedule opens Wednesday night with the Swift Current Broncos meeting the host Moose Jaw Warriors in the Civic Centre (aka the Crushed Can). . . . Matthew Gourlie of the Moose Jaw Times-Herald reports that the Moose Jaw G Brandon Glover, 18, will be the oldest player in the Warriors’ lineup. F Joey Kornelsen is the only other veteran expected to be dressed for the home side.
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The OHL’s Kitchener Rangers have announced a healthy profit from last season’s operations. Jeff Hicks of the Kitchener-Waterloo Record has the story right here. Of particular interest is how much a three-round playoff run was worth to the bottom line. Check it out.
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Myles Stoesz, hockey enforcer, is leading the good life and Eric Welsh of the Chilliwack Progress has the story right here. It’s a good one.
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City council in Lethbridge has given the OK to spending $1.2 million on a new video score clock. It should be in place when the renovations are completed in the Enmax Centre for next season. The vote, by the way, was 8-0 in favour of the new gizmo. . . . The cost of the clock is over and above the $33.7-million budget for renovations. . . . Having a new first-rate video scoreboard won’t hurt the Hurricanes’ chances of landing the 2013 Memorial Cup. . . . The Lethbridge Herald reports: “The $1.2-million price tag includes $525,000 for the scoreboard itself, $516,000 for video production facilities and about $175,000 for installation, design and consultation costs.”
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Single-game tickets for the Jan. 15 outdoor game in Spokane — the Rockstar Outdoor Hockey Classic — go on sale Wednesday morning (Sept. 1) at 9 o’clock. Tickets are available at the Chiefs’ office or through all TicketsWest Outlets. More than 2,000 tickets were bought by season-ticket holders in the two weeks after the game was announced. . . . The Chiefs will play the Kootenay Ice in Avista Stadium on Jan. 15.
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Michael Zucker, who did a stint as a volunteer video coach with the Everett Silvertips, has signed on as an assistant with the USHL’s Omaha Lancers. Zucker spent the last two seasons on staff with the U of Denver Pioneers. He helped the Silvertips for three seasons before going to Denver. In Omaha, he will work alongside head coach Bliss Littler.
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The Vancouver Giants have signed D Dalton Reum, 18, who played last sason with the AJHL’s Drayton Valley Thunder. The 6-foot-2, 180-pounder had eight points and 108 penalty minutes in 51 games. He is from Camrose, Alta.