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-Wednesday, September 24, 1980 - North Shore News

Caps face big Bruins

By MIKE HOCEVAR

Hockey season is just
underway but already there
is a big game about to take
place, as the Nor Wes Caps
face off against New
Westminster Bruins Friday
night at the North Van-
couver Recreation Centre.

Phis is a match which
should provide the fans with
some lasting thrills as the
two clubs are affiliated and a
lot of personal pride is at
stake. The Caps. are
members of the B.C. Junior
Hockey league and are the
top farm club of the Bruins.

Coach Vern Moberg
stresses that constant
headmanning the puck and
discipline are the key factors
in gaining victories and the
Caps will have to stick to
that philosophy against their

Duane Potekal. The centre
scored 54 goals while going
over the 100 point mark.

In preparing for the
contest, the Caps played
twice last week. On Sunday
night they authored a
devastating 16-1 win over the
Chilliwack Colts. Colts
weren't very prepared as
they only started their
training camp a few days
earlier and had many
prospects out of town and
substituted with one 14 year
old, three 15 year olds and
four 16 year olds.

Grant Harris, Pat Barnes
and Brian Richardson each
fired two goals and
Richardson added five
assists, to lead the attack.
The scoring eruption was a
far cry from the night before
at the North Shore Winter
Club, where the Junior B

Bloom's hat trick. The
Flames were hungrier for the
result and kept pressure on
right from the opening
whistle and earned full
marks for the win.

The Caps hope to con-
clude a working agreement
with the Flames this week in
which the NSWC crew
would become a reserve
team for the Caps. The
agreement will probably
allow the Caps to assign as
many as three non-NSWC
players on to the roster.

Tonight the Caps host the
Coquitlam Comets at 8 p.m.

to see if they can put their

pre-season record against
league competition at three
Straight wins. Following
Friday's exhibition with the
New Westminster squad the
Nor Wes club opens their
season with the Richmond

opponents, who feature last Flames won 8-3, Sockeyes on hand this
season's leading Cap scorer, spearheaded by Gord Sunday.

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Stadium. (Terry Peters photo)

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