tS - Wedaesday, January 18, 1989 - North Shore News

SPORTS

NSWC HOCKEY —

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IN WEST Coast Junior Hockey
League action over the weekeuad,
the North Shore Winter Club
Flames rebounded from a 5-3
home-ice defeat at the hands of the
Port Coquitlam Buckeroos Jan.
l4, to down the Steelers by the
identical score the following night
in Grandview.

On Saturday at home, the
Flames were the victims of the old
“goal off its moorings before the
puck crossed the line’’ irick,
resulting in two disallowed goals in
their 5-3 loss to the Port Co-
quitlam Buckeroos.

The Flames got cff to a good
start with Jason Loewen opening
the scoring from John Cox and
Rich Haldane at the 13:32 mark
and then Andrew Merilees combin-
ing with Scott Gordon and Ken
Savage with only six seconds re-
maining in the period to head into
the dressing room with a 2-0 lead
after one.

Twenty-nine seconds into the se-
cond period the Flames took a 3-0
lead on a goal by Ken Bubr from
Savage and Scott Stirling.

But jus? over a minute later, the
Flames’ defence got caught up ice
and the Buckeroos hit the
scoreboard with their first goal of
the game.

Late in the period and im-
mediately following the first of the
Flames’ two disallowed goals, the
Buckeroos rapped in two
unanswered markers before the
period ended to leave the teams
deadlocked at three each.

At 6:32 of the third period, 30
seconds after the Flames’ second
disallowed goal, the Buckeroos
went ahead 4-3 and then added
their insurance marker at 12:03.

Over the three periods the
Flames outshot Port Coquitlam

In Sunday’s game at Grandview,
Sean Morrison and Gordon
spearheaded the Flames’ attack
with a pair of goals each en route
to the team’s §-3 win over the
Steelers.

The Flames opened the scoring
just over two minutes into the
game with Morrison scoring his
first on the power play from Buhr
and Gordon and then adding his
second goal two minutes later from

High school
scoreboard

HIGH SCHOOL scoreboard
results for the week ending Jan. 13
are:

ABBREVIATIONS: arg = Argyle, Bal =
Baimorzl, Brac = Brackendale, CG =
Canon Grakem, Col! = Collingwood,
Elph = Ejiphinstone, Hend =

sworth, Hill = Hilisite, HS = Howe
Souad, STA -St. Thomas Aquinas, Seal
= Sentinel, Sey = Seycove, Suth =
Satherland, WY = West Vancouver, Wer
= Windsor. .

BASKETBALL
Sesior Girts
CG 69, STA 30; War 43, Arg 29; CG $2,
Hand 37, HS 67, WY 63 (overtime).
Jontor Girls
Bal $0, HS 33; WY 39, Arg 16; WY 65,
Brac J2.

Javenile Girts

STA 35, Suth 19; Sent 65, WV 22; Hand
40, CG 27,
Bastam Girts

Hill 49, Brac 23; War 23, Hand “Blue”
2; Hand “‘Gold** 2, Bal 10; STA 42, Arg

d.
Senior Boys

Arg 88, STA 69, CG 93, STA 66; Wsr 81,
Arg 72; WV 72, Arg 66; Wst 77, CG 47;
latermediate Boys

Sritannia 83, Sey 49; WV 90, Jericho Hill
N.
dunior Boys

Arg 46, STA 39; Sent 42, Coll 29; Hand
57, Bal 42; CG 63, STA 59; Arg 48, Wsr 45;
WV 68, Suth 35; Bal 45, Sent 40.

Javenile Boys

Hill $6, Arg 28; Suth $8, CG 41; Hand 69,
Colt 10.

Saniam Boys ;

Sent 34, Bal 28; Hill ‘Blue’ 8t, Brac 38;
Arg 74, Hill *‘Red"' 24; Wsr “'Gold"’ 46,
Suth 29; Wsr **Green'' 73, Coll 8; Bal 40,
Brac 38.

Savage and Buhr.

Gorton closed out the scoring in
the peiod for a 3-0 lead at the
seven minute mark with Cox and
Rob McLaughlin drawing the
assists.

The two teams traded geals in
the middle frame — Gordon scor-
ing from Jason Calla and Savage
seven minutes into the period and
the Steelers replying two minutes

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later for a 4-1 Flames lead after
two.

Grandview scored two
unanswered goals early in the third
period to draw within a goal and
were pressing for the equalizer
when Bubre made it §-2 on an emp-
ty netter.

The Flames outshot the Steelers
43-28 with Kevin Radbourne turn-

ing in a solid performance in geal.

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