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B3 - Wednesday, March 28, 1984 - North Shore News

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Fiames lick Kitimat

THE DEFENDING
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Shore Winter Club
Flames will meet the
team they defeated in

crowds at the Winter Club
Flames defeated Kitimat 7-4
Friday night and were in
complete command Saturday
night winning easily 10-3.

Kitimat with the reputation

last years final, the of beinga bunch of hit men,
Cranbrook Colts. The did not disappoint the crowd
major difference this Starting a brawl midway

through the third period.

Leading the way Friday
night was Dean Hayes and
Jim Wilson with two each
and singles by Cam Drew,
Paul Tadey and Howie Stohl.

The defence ted the
onslaught Saturday scoring
six of the ten goals. Dave
Willetts with three Steve Cor-
coran, Gord Wilson and
Cary Manns had singles. The
rest of the scoring was hand-
ed by Paul! Tadey with two.
Brian Mayrs and Dean
Hayes.

Kevin Innis was steady in
nets and also picked up an
assist on Dean Hayes goal.

year is the Flames will
be the visitors.

By PERRY MANNS

Home ice advantage
should favor the Colts, who
defeated Saanich by the
scores Of 11-1 and 9-7 to ad-
vance. Coach Nick Sita can’t
say enough about his flames
who do not have the depth or
the size of last years squad,
but in the face of adversities
with injuries to some key
players, they have won every
crucial game throughout the
playoffs.

Unable to play in Cran-
brook is their sparkplug Dave

McMaster out with a More Sport

shoulder separation, and on

Randy Moberg, a_ broken

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