FOR THE sixth time this season,
the North Shore Winter Club
Flames were unable to find the
winning combination against the
Abbotsford Pilots as they suffered
a 5-3 loss in their final meeting in
tegular season play. Saturday at
the Winter Club.

Despite a solid effort by the
Flames, the game's outcome was
unfortunately determined by the
power play.

The Flames got off to a fast

Fish bowls
to third

NORTH VANCOUVER’S Peter
Fish placed third in indoor singles
competition at the Western Open
lawn bowling tournament.

Sixteen players from Alberta
and B.C. came to compete at the
three-day tourney, held Feb. 2-4 at
the International Standard Saanich
Indoor facility.

Fish was 5-0 in qualifying games
with a score of 105 for and 51
against.

In semi-finals action, Fish lost
10-25 te Ted Waterston of Maple
Ridge, the eventual tournament
winner.

In the finals playoff for third
and fourth place, Fish secured
third place by defeating Angus
MacDonald of Vancouver, 21-17.

A member of the Norih Van-
couver Lawn Bowling Club, Fish
was the only participant from the
North Shore.

.. Prince George *

start with Brad Costa jinding the
mark just 56 seconds into the
game.

However, any chance of the
Flames maintaining the good start
was thwarted by a rash of penalties
which from the two-minute mark
kept them shorthanded for most of
the period.

The Flames were successful in
keeping the Pilots off the
scoreboard in the first period while
converting on their only opportu-
nity in the frame with the man ad-
vantage, as Rick Rougeau combin-
ed with Rich Haldane and Scott
Gordon for a power-play marker
at 14:36, and a 3-0 tead after one.

But the lopsided margin in
penalties caught up with the
Flames as they yielded = three
power-play goals in the second
period to trail 3-2 after two, and

then eave up two more while
shorthanded in the third period.

The Flames concluded scoring in
the game at 17:25 as Costa con-
nected for his second voal of the
game, also on the power play,
from Andrew Wilson and Rob
Tournier,

Kevin Radbourne turned in a
strong performance in goal for the
Flames but had to be replaced late
in the period. Over the three
periods the Flames were outshot
35-23.

The Flames are idle until Feb. 17
when they host the league-leading
Burnaby Bluehawks at the Winter
Club at the regular 9 p.m. starting
time.

The game against the Pilots will
be televised by Shaw Cable today
at 9 p.m., Thursday at 8 p.m. and
Monday, Feb. 12 at 5 p.m.

Selectio

IS - Wednesday, February 7, 1990 - North Shore News

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