Chilliwack bites the dust again

A decisive 7-2 victory over
the luckless Chilliwack Jets
last week moved the North
Shore Junior Canadians one
point ahead (52-51) of the
Richmond Rebels in West
Coast Junior Hockey League
standings. -However, the

Rbels currently hold a pair of |

games in hand over the
Canadians.

The narrow margin in
point standings means that
every game left in the
schedule is now crucial for
the local team, if it is to enjoy
home ice advantage in the
league playoffs starting later
next month. —

In the
Chilliwack Craig. Gibson
headed the Canadians’

scorers with a-pair of goals
and an assist. Singles were
added by Brian Lane, Barry
Gruntman, John. Mullan and
the brothers Hugh and Fegus
Cameron.

Bruce Davie in goal made
18 stops but succombed to a

couple of Jet markers oniy 19 _

encounter with

seconds apart in the third
period. -

Chilliwack netminder
Bruce Ullyot with a total of 40
saves, 18 in the first period,

_ put on an outstanding show.

Last week’s scores

Juniors: West Van High-
landers 57, Handsworth 34;
Argyle Pipers 57, Balmoral
Barons 36; Hillside 37,
Windsor 24; Sentinel 40,
North Van 37; Sentinel 83,
Balmoral 28. OO

Intermediates: ‘Carscn
Graham 60, Hillside 39;
Carson Graham 55, West
Van 37. -

Juveniles: North Van
Delbrook 24; Balmoral
Windsor 22; Argyle
Aquinas 29; Deibrook

35,
34,
49,

37,

Eagles belt Hilltoppers

The indestructible Argyle

‘Pipers did it again twice last’

week, when they dismissed
the Hillside _ Highwaymen
79-76 in North Shore senior
boys high school basketball,
then went on to dump West
Vancouver 82-58.

High scorer for Argyle
against the Highwaymen was

Mike Jackel with 25 points --

‘backed up by teammates
Garth Cambrey with 20, Rob
Foot with 14 and Walt
Breeden with 11.

Topping ali other players,
however, was_ Hillside’s
Dave Hubbard with 30
points. , 7

_ The result was a particular
disappointment for the High-
waymen who, only

_ previous week, had nudged
their way into second place
(6-1) just behind the league-
leading then (7-0) Pipers.

. Inthe encounter with West
Vancouver Mike Theil and

West Van 30; Handsworth
48, Sentinel 45 in overtime;
Hillside 42, North Van 20;
Hamilton 50, Aquinas 26;
Argyle 45, Balmoral 40.

_ Bantams: Argyle 61, Bal-
moral 32; Handsworth 32,
Sentinel. 26; Hiliside 50,
North Van 24; Argyle 28,
Sutherland 21; Handsworth
45, Balmoral 33; Windsor 47,
North Van 23; Sentinel 35,
West Van i7.

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unbeaten record, raising
their league standing to 9-0.

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coming Sunday. January 30,
by the West Vancouver
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Rec Centre, 22nd and Marine
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around 8 p.m.
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are available through the Rec
Centre if required. Families
and students under

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Thursday, January 27.
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16 was very successful, with
39 people enjoying ‘ski-ing at
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4:30 p.m. Snow was plentiful
for the cross-country enthu-
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and absence of lineups were
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