B4 - Wednesday, February 17, 1982 - North Shore News

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HOCKEY PLAYOFFS

Canadians

fight back

LUCKY WENNER of the North Vancouver Minor Hockey Yic's Juvenile “B” raffle,

Andree Harrison, receives $500 cheque from team captain Mike Buhr,

making
- presentation on behalf of the team and coaches Mike Marshall and Al Stewart, and
team manager Pat Coffey. Raffle was held to help finance the team’s forthcoming
hockey dip to Seattle and Los Angeles in April. Rounding out the team’s money rais-

ing drive will be a Casino Night slated for mid-March.

STANDINGS ARE im and
teams from all over the
North Shore are preparing
for a deluge of high school
basketball tournaments.

Except for a couple of
teams, most tournament
play results were not
available at News press time.

The top four finishers in
each class enter the double
knockout tourney play.
North Shore champions
should be decided by the end
of next week.

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PLAYOFFS have begun
in the North Vancouver
intermediate recreational
hockey league while the
senior league is set to start
post-season play on Sun-
day.

In the intermediate
league, the Canadians fought
back last Friday to win the
first game of their series with
Hollyburn Lumber after fall-
ing behind 3-0 in the first five
minutes.

Canadian goalie Dave
Bucknell shut Hollyburn out
completely after that, and
the Canadians went on to
win 6-3, led by Wayne Gray
with 2 goals.

in the other Friday game,
Cottrell Forwarding
demolished the North Shore
News 9-3 to take the lead in
that best out of three series.
League scoring champion
Dave Watson scored 4 goals
for Cottrell.

On Saturday, Larry's
Sports Shop jumped into the
lead in their series, doubling
Metro 8-4.

In the senior league, the

Black Hawks prevented the
Flames from moving up into
third place with a 9-5 drubb-
ing last Sunday. Jim Tapp
and Norm Nikkei each had a
hat trick for the Hawks while
Pat Patterson had his first
goal of the season.

In the other game, the
Drillers beat B.C. Tel 7-2.
Both B.C. Tel goals were
scored by 53 year old Don
Coates.

This weekend features the
beginning of playoffs for the
senior league, and do or die
games for Hollyburn, the
North Shore News and
Metro Tramsit in the in-
termediate league.

On Friday, February 19 at
9 p.m. Holtyburn hosts the
Canadians at the Rec Cen-
tre; with the News hosting
Cottrell at 10:30 p.m. On
Saturday at 8:45 p.m. Metro
hosts Larry's.

The senior playoffs begin
Sunday at 6:45 p.m. with the
Flames and the Drillers fac-
ing off. Black Hawks and
B.C. Tel go imto action at
8:30 p.m.

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