A forner Hillside football

star has been chosen by the :

B.C. Lions in their first round
of the Canadian College
Draft.’, ee

Mark Houghton, a 6’1
wingback from the Univer-
sity of California at Berkley
was the third choice overall
Wednesday morning.

.an_ excellent

jons
‘Houghton early pick i in ‘draft

Head Coach Vic Rapp is
high on the 22 year old’ who
was selected to the All
America, strength team last
year. According “to club
officials, Houghton is given

making the team as a tight
end and slotback.

In Junior College, the
West Van product was eighth

chance of

best ‘rushér in the United
States at Sifkyious College.

Local Vancouver products
John McKay and Barry Muis
were picked. in the 5th and
6th rounds from the Univer-~
sity of British Columbia.

McKay is a 5711, 205 Ib.
wingback while Muis,

CONTINUED ON PAGE 15

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It was an innocent looking.
shot by Wally Coy from just

outside the Maple Ridge blue |

fluke goal scored by Maple

_ Ridge in the final second of

last week’s encounter which

robbed them of a shorthand:
ed goal on a clean breakaway.

attempt a few seconds

line that took an unexpected earlier.

hop to-elude the Chief’s
netminder and give North .
Van a 3-3 tie in Monday’s Coy's tying goal at 8:18 of
; : Metro action at the “Ree the third period came just
: CO es _ “ Centre. five seconds after Maple
ee Ridge had successfully killed
ee Se _ : For the North Van team it a penalty and :North Van
: ae ; was, iustice of : a sort for the goaltender Chris. Kozak had

re

deprived North Van of a tie in
that. game.

ty

It was a cleanly played, °
well refereed game _ with
only seven minor penalties
assessed - five to Maple
Ridge and two to North Van.

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