B6-Wednesday, October 29, 1980 - North Shore News

A HARD FOUGHT 1-0 victory for Carson Grabam over Windsor gave the senior girls field h

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place finish in league standings. The game was played at Inter River Park on Monday. (Terry Peters photo)

Rockets over Mountaineers

West Van's Northridge
Rockets remained un-
defeated in the young Metro
League season picking up

their third straight win
squeaking past the North
Van Mountaineers 3-1

Sunday at West Van Arena.

The Rockets talhed once
in each period, scoring their
third goal into an empty net
while playing short handed
and the Mountaineers going
with six attackers in the
game's closing seconds.

It was a clean, tight-
checking game throughout,
marked by some excellent
goaltending at both ends of
the ice and good defensive
work, particularly by the
Mountaineers’ Ross
Wheatley.

Bob Watt got the Rockets
on the scoreboard midway
through the opening frame

Mark Ingram drawing the
assists.

With only 49° seconds
remaining in the second
period Mulvaney got what
proved to be the winner,
converting on a _ rebound
from Watt and Jim Buhr.

Only some _— superlative
goaltending by the Rockets’
Randy Smith prevented the
Mountaineers from turning
the game around in the third
period. Right from the start
of the final frame the
Mountaineers kept the
Rockets hemmed im their
own end, preventing them
from even moving up ice for
a shot on net until the twelve
minute mark of the penod

With less than five
minutes remaining in the
third penod Danny Hogan
scored from Ken Mooney
and Peter Woodcock to set

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taimeers’ sixth attacker
attempt for the equalizer
which was thwarted by Brian
Chatfield’s empty net goal
and 3-1 final for the Rockets.

The Rockets outshot the
Mountaineers 30-27 with
Chris Kozak going all the
way in goal for North Van
and Smith going the distance
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League hosts an exhibition
series with the Nelson
Ironmen junior team from
Seattle. On Saturday at 9:30
pm at Karen Magnussen the
Ironmen meet the North

Van Picassos and then on
Sunday at 3:15 the Rockets
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First loss

Kips flat in 3-1 defeat

All good things must come
to an end, and the
inevitablility of the trite
saying came true to Kipriaki
soccer club on ,Saturday
when a three year league
undefeated string snapped in
New Westminster.

The North Shore club,
formerly known as Avalon
Blues came up flat against
New West Luckies and
dropped a 3-1! decision in
second division action.

After Luckies had taken a
1-0 first half lead Kipriakis
came back at the 60 minute

mark to tie the match before
the winner was put away 10

Minutes later on a
breakaway.
Ag imsurance’= marker,

after a goal mouth scramble,
finished the scoring.

Dave Deeming, picked up
the lone goal for the North
Shore entry with assists
going to Paul Balcucci and
Don McClean.

The only bright spot in the
match was goalie Dick Burns
stopping a penalty shot.

Rob Foot and Ron Hilder
both played well in a losing
cause for Kipriakis.

Flag ball lives

If it's Sunday morning it
must be time for Flag
Football. For the fourth
consecutive season the West
Vancouver Recreation
Centre sponsored Flag
Football League has taken to
the playing fields. This is the
largest number of teams to
participate in the history of
the league which has grown
from six to 13 teams.

Co-sponsors of the league
this year, the North Van-
couver Recreation Com-
mission, are looking after
the mixed-team league and
competitive football
division. The 13 team
recreation division is playing

at Carson Graham = and
Ambleside this year to
accommodate all the in-

terested teams.

After a number of years of
running a Fall and Spring
Program it was decided to
host a Spring Tournament in
1979. The initial tournament
Saw six entries with the
Rowdies going undefeated to
win the Championships. This
year the Tournament will
run again in hopes of at-
tracting entries from Prince
George, Kamloops. Vernon
and Vancouver Island, who
also run Flag Programs.

The hmited contact and
blocking game has been
modified from the tackle
footbal game to reduce
injuries.

For more information

phone Colin Campbell at
926-3266.

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