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Nor Wes Caps finally find the long lost target.

B2- Wednesday ;-November 26, 1980 - North Shore News

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Colts 15 - 3 victims in debacle

By MIKE HOCEVAR

How do the NorWes Caps
spell relief? C-h-i-}-l-i-w-a-c-
k- C-oFt-s. Thats because
the Caps snapped a six game
losing streak with a record
15-3 victory over the Colts.

The Caps have been
struggling lately in their B.C.
Junior Hockey League play,
but it’s been worse for the
Colts. Losing to NorWes at
the North Van Rec Centre
Sunday night dropped them
to just one win against 19
proved to five victories and
16 defeats.

winning

The 15 goals
spearheaded by Kent Davis,
Geoff Harrigan, Craig Hill
and defenceman John
Clynyk with two goals each.
The total is the highest
number the Caps have
accounted for im a single
game in their two seasons in
the B.C.J.H.L. Ironically,
their highest score in their
former Pac A circuit was a
22-3 triumph over the Colts.

Coach Jim Hall says the
club is going to be making
many more changes in their

combination.
Several cuts were used just

were prior to the weekend and
eight new players and a

Some are from the Caps’

parent club, the New

Westminster Bruins, while
others are from local hockey
associations. Included are a
couple of ts from
Burnaby Winter Club who
look like they're ready for
Junior competition.

There are still a couple of
internal problems in the
makeup in the team, ac-
cording to Hall. He says he’s
finally been able to identify
the ills of the team and hopes
to get the Caps back on track
from this point on. Coach
Hall has been with the Caps
for just 10 games and a
closer association with the

Bruins management which
should benefit the two
teams,

CAP COMMENTS -—-—
Captain Rod Slatten scored
his club leading 21st goal
against the Colts... Geoff
Harrigan and Craig Hill
added three assists each to
their goal scoring feats
Sunday... Sophomore
blueliner Kevin Berard is
lost for most of the season
due to a knee injury suffered
last week. He will still be
active, as statistician. He
takes over
Broreton, now with Rich-

mond Sockeyes... Two new
defencemen with the Ca
are Dan Hill from the New’
West Bruins and North Van
product Todd Semeniuk. 18- |
year-old Semeniuk has
played with Abbotsford
Flyers and New Westminster
the past two seasons and his
experience is in addition to
the muscle he'll provide with
his 6°2” and 240 Ibs... The
Chilliwack Colts lost also to
Cowichan Valicy 20-1 and to

Nanaimo Clippers 14-2 on

the weekend... The Caps
host i » in-
place with 18 wins, Sunday
night at 7:00 p.m.

Hat tricks prevail in Metro hockey action

Hat tricks played a part
for the winners in all three
weekend Metro League
games.

At West Van Arena on
Sunday, Danny Corrigan’s
hat trick paced the Rockets
to a 7-5 win over the Port
Coquitlam Blazers to keep
the Rockets undefeated in
the Metro League standings.

The two teams traded
goals in the first period with
the Rockets’ Brian Chatfield
netting the first one just six
minutes into the game and
the Blazers replaying just
three minutes later.

Penalties were almost the
Rockets’ downfall in the
second period and only some
superb goaltending by Glen
Luscombe prevented the
game from getting out of the
Rockets’ range.

Barry Penman put West
Van up 2-1 just one minute
into the period but then a
series of penalties kept them
shorthanded from that point
on, enabling the Blazers to
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goals and a 4-2 lead heading
into the third period.

Although the Rockets
came out flying and carried
the play in the final frame
they were unable to get the
puck past the PoCo net-
minder.

Eight minutes into the
period the Rockets fell
behind 5-2 but only eight
seconds later Corrigan
retaliated with the first of his
three-goal production and
adding his second just
seventeen seconds later to
leave them trailing by only
one...

At the 12:02 mark Jim
Buhr notched the 5-5
equalizer and a minute later
Corrigan pulled the trigger
for his hat trick and game
winner. With only a minute
remaining in the game Norm
Sawers added the insurance
goal for the 7-5 win.

In other Metro action the
NSWC was at home for an
11-4 drubbing of the visiting
Burnaby Winter Club Friday
night.

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The North Shore team
built up a 5-1 lead in the first
period, 9-2 after two, and
then both teams _ scored
twice in the third for the 11-4
final.

Dave Holowaty sparked
the North Shore attack with
a hat trick, while Greg James

and Brent O'Connor added a
pair each and Brian Calder,
Brian Gould, Mark James
and Mitch Butler added
singles. The North Shore
outshot Burnaby 50-36 with
Tony Milliken in goal for
NSWC.

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trick that led the way for the
winners, this time off the
sick of John McEown, as
the Mountaineers edged the
North Van Picassos 6-4.

After playing to a 2-2
deadlock at the end of one

period the Mountaineers
scored two unanswered
second period goals to go
out in front 4-2, then both
teams added two more in the
final frame to give the
Mountaineers a 6-4 margin -
of victory.

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