re 15 - Wednesday, March 1, 1989 - North Shore News

SPORTS

og Express douses Fiames
7 TRACK AND FIELD CLUB

\, THE NORTH Shore Winter Club = with the equalizer. scoring in the playoff round.
‘ Flames were dumped from the Gordon's shot off the crossbar The Flames outshot the Express
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quarter-fina! playoff series, losing typified the Flames’ problems in the home team.
three games to one to the Hastings
Express.

The inability to protect a lead

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: But in the final two minutes of Wits — —___———_—_——————————

the period, the Express replied 2 :
with two quick goals to cut the

Flames’ lead to 3-2 after one.
Loewen, Dave Schindel and Ken
oo Savage scored for the Flames in
‘ the middle frame. The locals
: outscored the Express ‘“ree goals
to two and carried a 6-4 ._ad after

two periods.

The Flames were outscored thiree
goals to two in the third period —
Buhr and Wade Bartok tallying for
North Shore — giving the Flames a
8-7 win and tying the series at one
game apiece. _
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The Flames trailed 3-1 after one
period, then fell behind 4-2 after
two periods. North Shore kept the

‘ Express off the scoreboard in the
, third period and pulled to within a
goal on Rich Haldane’s shot from
the point with eight minutes re-
maining in the game.

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