{SECTION

. es

NO FREE PASSAGE for this unidentified North Shore Indian lacrosse player against Burnaby's Kirby Klippers
Monday evening at the North Van Rec Centre. However, Indians did manage to come away with a 13-10 win to

deadlock|the best of five final series at one game cach. The third game will be played tonight in N. Vana. (Ellsworth
Dickson photo)

iain the
. Senior Lacrosse league

Seven unanswered.

goals brought the North

the Burnaby Klippers -

West Coast

The 13-10 victory for the

Indians tied the best of five
- final series ~

at one game
each. a

Last Friday, the Indians
suffered only their second
loss of the season as they
were defeated 14-11 by the

- Klippers in a close, penalty

strewn game.

Trailing 10-7 in the third
period, the Klippers came
from behind to tie up the
game and then go ahead.

. ‘We did exactly what we

ee
ey

had to do,’ the Indians

=: Shore Indians back géneral manager said.
§. from a 6-2 deficit early

mm in the second period, to game, the Indians outshot
o give’ them a_ win, the Burnaby team, 60-44.

" Tuesday night, against

In the very fast, clean

bee ve

Leading the. scoring for
the Indians was Vern Baker,
who had twagoals .and five
assists. Jim Yelton had five
assists, Sam Seeward kad
three goals and an assist, and
Paul Joseph had.two goals
and-one assist. _

Albert Girard served as
poalkeeper for the Indians.

The Indians and the
Klippeérs return to the North
Vantouver Recreation
Centre tonight at 8 p.m., for-
the third game in the ieries.

The winner of this series
will proceed to the
provincial play-downs also
being held at the Rec Centre
later this month.

—_-