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WEST VAN Continentals gave an indication of
things to come in the second half of the Metro
League hockey schedule, coming from behind
with three third period goals for a 4-3 win over the
Port Moody Gulls, Saturday night at West Van.

In an evenly-matched first

scoring on the power play at
period, the Gulls opened the

the twelve minute mark for

the only goal of the period.
While the . Continentals
dominated the play in the
second stanza, only some
i ing by
the Moody  netminder
Prevented them from
breaking the game wide
open as they outshot the

- Gulls 27-15 in the period. As

it was they had to settle for
only one goal in the period,
and that one coming with
5.40 remaining, from Mark
James’ deflection on a Marty
Green shot from the point,
to leave the teams dead-
locked at the end of two

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It took the Gulls only
thirty-nine seconds of the
third period to push ahead 2-
1, but it didn’t deter the West
Van crew as persistence and
hard work paid off with
three quick goals in a three-
minute span for a 4-2 lead.
Chris McMullen poked
home Scott Mentiply’s
rebound at 6.11, followed by
Dave Cook from James at
8.48, and then eight seconds
later Gord Lister scoring the
winner with Cook drawing
the assist.

The Guils’third goal of the
game came with only five
seconds remaining in the
period.

Over the three periods the
Continentals outshot the
Gulls 57-40 with John
Musser turning in a steady

job in the West Van net.

In other Metro action on
Saturday, West Van Rockets
got back on the win track in
a big way with a 13-8
shellacking of the Blazers in
Coquitlam.

The Rockets led 4-2 at the
end of one, 10-4 after two.
and then added three move
in the third while the Chiefs
countered with four.

Rocket goal scorers were
Steve Stuart, Danny
Corrigan, Byron Weese and
Norm Sawers with a pair
each, while Jeff Durrant,
Gord Beedler, Brent Parker,
Scott Drummond, and Paul
Patterson added singles.

The Rockets outshot the

Chiefs 46-32 with Grant
Hebert in goal for the
winners.

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