- Back-to-back
Friday and ‘Saturday “night |

between the: North Shore
» Winterhawks ° ‘and. the Pas- |

mediate Hockey, League play -
pon en ended in’ Hes; 6-6. and
” The Pastimes were outshot _
22-15 in ‘the first ‘game but.
“weren’t about to roll over.

. played a-tremendous game...
. Dennis Cunningham. was the.

_.. Pastimes’ success as he kept.
- the Hawks working with his.
~ _ relentless checking. .

- SNEAKING. UP FROM BEHIND, Nor-Wes Cap

a Comet Dave’ Fraser in the third. Or ‘Friday y's hockey match & at the
[North jan Rec Centre: The s defeated Coquitian: 16-2 and went on to edge cut the
Surrey Stampeders 8-7S Saturday in overtime. ohn Kendrick photo] |

In the return: match: it- was
e the Hawks turn to come. from |
~ behind. as the. Pastimes went
ahead 204 in a the first period.

“AL pair - of games on the -be unavailable for as tong as

games -

times ‘in’ North Shore Inter- -

Coming from behind, they

major contributor to the:

The Hawks came back i in the.

‘secondwith. a -pair of. their”:
‘own. to balance the score at ;

2-2 and completé the tally. -
The final stanza was one of |
-great end-to-end hockey, but
_heither_ squad could break

- the deadlock.

Earlier in-/the week ‘the
‘Winterhawks... overpowered ©
the Pharoahs 7- -3 as they took:
advantage of a rash - of.
‘Pharoah: penalties. . Hawks’

Dave . Hopfe and Doug
Guichon. each netted a. pair, -
while. Pete: Mason, Ken'

‘Peterson and Gerry Wood-_
man recorded singles.

“The league-leading ‘Sena-

“tors racked up another two:'

‘points in. the standings by
_easily trouncing the Trojans.”

: came in the third peri

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a way of.

Senators .

weekend saw the Nor-Wes six weeks with a ‘separated

Cans down the Coquitlam shoulder. an - “Mclaines.
Comets 10-2 Friday and edge -suffe red a hin. poin ter but

- the Surrey Stampeders 8-7 should be back ini action by.
aturday in overtime . in Friday.

Pacific. Janior A action.

A hard shot from the point. : position of league leaders.

_ Mark. Bremner Jaunched_
‘the scoring. for the Comets
Friday at 10:42 of the opener
and then Caps’ Ian McInnes
fired three in a-row past

caugl kt goalie Jim’. Galloway —
in the throat and Brent Stuart

played the last ten minutes in
the nets. et

Securing their ‘hold | on ‘op
spot. the Sockeyes.demol-..

ished Chilliwack’ 16-0. and

trounced the Junior: Canucks ©
8-2 over the: weekend.

Comet netminder Randy  @easmumeeeryeemmen eee

Larsen. Before. the period fj a eo

ended Murray Fraser put the
Caps ahead 4-1 with a goal at

18: 40,

The Caps kept the opposi-
tiouw at bay during the second
‘period while scoring four
more goais. Dave Johnston,
‘ian McInnes and Steve
Gandy scored the first three
of that period and at 10:01
the Comets pulled Larsen
from: the nets, replacing him
with ‘Terry Hansen. The
Caps’ eighth goal came with:
5:34 left in the middle stanza.
from the stick of Bob Scur-
field. _

Bili Holowaty closed off:
the scoring for the locals in
the finai portion with two and
the Comets recorded the iast
goal at 12:48 of the third by
Bili Cadman.

Brent Stuart made 28 stops
for the Caps and the two
Coquitlam goaltenders cach
stopped 20.

Saturday night the Caps
recovered from a 6-4 deficit
starting the third period to

pull up to a 7-6 score in the
final minute,

Caps’ Coach Cam Kerr
‘pulled the poalic, then Hugh
Cameron captured the puck
from the face-off and streak-
ed around the back of the net
to tuck dé into the corner. and
tie the score. At 5:12 of
overtime Al Jerome netted
the winner: giving the Nor-
Wes Caps an 8-7 victory.

The Caps may have won
the game but:they lost on the
injucy list as. vim Gillis left
the ice during the second

eriod with what appeared. to
he cracked ribs, Ron McNeil

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Penni an while

‘Losing games seems to. be ° _
‘life for. the ae
Merchants as they. continued
last year’s trend by dropning —
an 11-2. decision’ to. the ™
and: were then’.
edged 3-2-by. the: ‘Trojans.
- The Senators. had full: control ~
of the first game; scoring six .
‘in the closing period and: the
battle of the last-place teams .
with the Trojans.” was’ a.
“ penalty-filled - struggle that .
wasn’t decided until the third .
stanza, when Gary Leslie put
‘The player of. the’ :
“for December was Pharoahs
captain Paul: Towriss.: Play-
ing his. fifth year in’ the
league, Towriss is a strong.
" defensive  playei and ‘con-.
“siderable influence on: the -
younger players © — which
helped his team to get back
‘on. track after a rocky- start.
‘For his efforts... he. “was |
awarded a dinner: for two at.

* Shore Winterhawks ‘Thurs-

‘day. at, 10:45 p.m. at the .
_North Van Recreation Centre