The North Van Moun-
taineers reboundéd from
their weekend loss to the
Rockets scoring three
unanswered third period
goals to stage a 5-4 come
from behind victory over the
West Van team in Monday's
Metro League action at
North Van Rec Centre.

West Van got off to a
flying start as Danny
Corrigan scored from Jeff
Durrant and Rex Biedler just
one and half minutes into the
opening period, and then
two minutes later Brian
Chatfield combining with
Biedler and Steve Stuart to
put the Rockets ahead 2-0.

The duo of Durrant and
Corrigan had added another

Cr as

lown W Van Rockets.

to put the Rockets three
goals up before the
Mountaineers finally got on
the scoreboard with Pat
Rothenbush scoring on the
power play at the 17.38
mark.

Both teams scored only
once in the middle frame -
John McEown scoring from
Doug Jones on the power
play midway through the
period, and the Rockets
scoring at 16.15 when Kevin
Connery put Barry Penman
in the clear at centre ice to
put the Rockets in the lead
4-2 heading into the final
period.

While being outshot 16-7
in the third pernod, the

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Mountaineers held the
Rockets scoreless and put
three goals on the board in a
span of f6ur minutes - Rick
Kent scoring from Jones at
12.17; Rothenbush with the
equalizer from D. McEown
and Brad Sharp at 14.53; and
then Kent scoring his second
goal of the night, and the
game winner, at the 16.27
mark.

Over the three penods the
Mountaineers’ Chris Kozak
turned aside 45 Rocket shots
while Mark Mees at the
other end was called upon to
make 29 stops.

In Sunday’s Metro action,
the North Van Stingers meet
the Rockets at West Van
Arena at 3.15 p.m.

Players ‘the losers’

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The league president
expressed concern that the
action would also effect the
players, but that there was
no other way the league
could have handled the
management problems.

He claimed there was no
co-operation between the
team and the league even

though they had _ been
dealing with problems
connected with the
Canadians since ‘September
and October’.

In his official statement
Jeboult' said ‘The league
regrets being forced into an
action of this nature,
however we are convinced
there is sufficient interest
and talent on the North
Shore, apart from the
private North Shore Winter

Club team. Any parties ©

interested in operating a
team on the North side of the
inlet are asked to call the
Presidetn, Les Jeboult, at

437-4104 before Apml ! of ©

this year’.

The Junior B_ League,
operating primarily as a
‘recreational! hockey’ league
have been operating for 15
years and the president says
this is the most drastic action
they have taken.

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the weekend when they
downed Vancouver Colum-
bians 2-1 in third division
play.

Blues were one of the few
teams able to get in their
games as the league con-
tinues to suffer from incle-
ment weather which in turn
damages the fields.

Officials of the team were
upset over having to play on

the water logged field in_

Vancouver which they said
was left chewed up following
the game.

Avalon Blues proved
themselves good mudders on

out front from a well placed
shot after passes from Ron
Wilson and Rob Boyd.

Only two minutes later;.at
the 52 minute mark, Balduc-
ci ricocheted a shot off the
crossbar into the net after
receiving a pass from
Wilson. «

Columbians picked up
their only goal later in the
game on a penalty shot
which keeper Dick Burns
managed to get a hand on.

The penalty shot was the
first such shot to find the
back of the net in nine at-

tempts during the course of

The win gives the North the season past Burns.

Shore club nine wins and
one tie for the season with Balducci and Don Mc-
only four games remaining in Clean were outstanding on
league play. offense while Ed Van-
blankenstein and Wayne
After a scoreless first half Kennedy kept perfect order
Paul Balducci put the Blues defensively.

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