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VAN’S

NORTH
Harbour City crew
showed why they've
gone undefeated in
Metro League §stan-
dings thus far this
Season, as they turned

back ‘tthe West Van
Rockets 5-2 in an
entertaining wide-open
encounter Sunday at
West Van Arena.

In the first two periods,
North Van skaters
outhustied, outplayed, and
outscored the Rockets by a
4-1 margin. And where they
left off in the third period,
Harbour City netminder
Mike Kling frustrated the
Rockets’ comeback effort
with some brilliant work,
repeatedly robbing the home
team shooters of what ap-
peared to be certain goals.

North Van opened the
scoring with the only goal of
the first period, coming with
the game only 46 seconds
old, on a three way com-
bination by Rod McKinnon
from Gord Peters and
Lindsay McDonald.

Steve O’Kranetz got the
Harbour City machine
rolling at 3.05 of the second
period, converting on a
power play opportunity from
Jim Bytelaar and Gord Rea.
This was followed by Ken
Nilsson’s goal midway
through the _ period.
O’Kranetz added his second
of the period just two
minutes later.

The Rockets finally hit the
scoreboard at the 15.55
mark of the second period
with a power play goal -
Gord Beedller finding the
mark from the point with
Steve Stuart drawing the
assist.

West Van came out flying

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FALLING OVER themselves in fight forthe puck, Metro league hockey players slip and: slide across West Van Rec
_ Centre ice Sunday afternoon. North. Van (in white jerseys) didn’t score on the play but won handily anyway. (Erte

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in the third period, and while
‘outshooting the Harbour
City team 18-7, fell behind at
8.29 as Phil Millis scored a
solo effort on the power
play.

With 4.30 remaining, Paul
Patterson scored on the
power play from Stuart and
Mark Oliver, and although
continuing good pressure
until the end of the game,
the Rockets were un-
successful in getting any
more past Kling.

Over the three periods
North Van's Kling clung to
33 Rocket blasts while his
West Van counterpart, Glen
Luscombe, made 32 stops.

In other Metro action,
West Van's newest team,

now officially named the
Continentals, fell to the Port
Coquitlam Blues 7-4 in a
well-played game at West
Van, Saturday. And par-
ticulary noteworthy was the
fact the West Van team went
penalty free throughout the
game while PoCo received
only two minors.

The Continentals trailed in
the game 2-1 in the first
period, 6-3 at the end of two,
and then traded goals in the
third for the 7-4 final.

West Van scorers were
Scott Mentiply with two, and
Steve Drummond and Mark
James with singles. West
Van was outshot 40-30 with
Mark Lafond in goal for the
Continentals.

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