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Editor: ANDY FRASER December 24, 1980

READY FOR HORSESHOEING, Douglas College tarrier student Leigh Strych prepares for a competition at the
end of January, the only one of its kind in B.C. For story, sec page B2.

Taking stock of the direction of sports: p.B3

WY Rockets

NS feams

West Van's Nor-
thridge Rockets made a
clean sweep of
weekend games with
the other three North
Shore teams registering
wins 13, 14 and 15 to
remain undefeated in
Metro League _§stan-
dings and keep coaches
Tom Pike and Bill

Crane smiling heading
into the second half of
the schedule.

And they did it in con-
vincing fashion by = out-
scoring their opponents 30-
12 over the three games.

The North Shore Winter
Club was the first to be
burned by the Rockets red
glare suffering a 12-6 home
ice defeat Fnday night.

Hat tricks by Craig

Harman and Jim Buhr paced
the Rocket attack as the
Northridge team built up a 5-
1 first period lead, made it 7-
4 after two, and then out-
scored NSWC five goals to
two for the 12-6 final.

Other Rocket goal scorers
were Danny Corrngan with
two while Mark Ingram, Rex
Biedler, Norm Sawers and
Brian Chatfield contributed
singles and Steve Stuart led
the way in the playmaking
department with four assists.
Countering for the NSWC
were Dave Holowaty, Greg
and Mark James, Bran
Calder, Mitch Butler and
Bnan Gould.

The Rockets outshot
NSWC with Randy Smith in
goal for the Northndge team
and Tom Milliken and John
Boyd sharing the assignment

CONTINUED ON PAGE B20

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