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_ The Seattle Sno Kings
came to the North Shore last

-week to enter the North

Shore Winter Club’s 15th

annual invitational. midget A
“tournament and

cham mpions
tourney.

The hosting NSWC club
were dumped 9-2 as Seattle’s

Joe Ward scored six goals *

and- captured the.
Valuable player award. »

Most

The first period closed out
with the Winter club. leading.

1-0 after a goal from. Rob™
Watson assisted by Jeff

Harrigan, but by the time the
teams headed to the dressing
rooms for the second time
Seattle had a 4-2 lead with a
pair of goals by Ward and

singles from Marc Chomos

and John = Strait. North
Shore’s last goal came with
9:25 left in the middle stanza
from Robert Wa! ice with the
help of Duane Potekal” and
Rob Watson.

The third period belonged

to Joe Ward who scored four

straight, three of them
unassisted. after teammate
Pat Lamb opened the. final
period scoring for Seattle...

In the B portion of the
-Tourney Port Alberni doub-
led Burnaby Minor Hockey
6-3 as Paul.Parker scored a
hat trick which included the
winning goal. Port Alberni
led all the way with .a 1-0
score at the end of the. first

and 5-1 ‘at the finish of the.

second period.

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Five consecutive goals

gave the North Vancouver’

Recreation Centre a 6-3 win

in the consolation round over
Edmonton Eniand Cement as.

Edmonton’s goalie’ Keliy
stopped. 43 of 40

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the score
respec table. The work Van

&, Di deott, ”

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The NSWC fared better

“MOVING IN on North Shere Winter Club goalte Blair Sharp is Joe Watd of the Seattle Sno-Kings who scored his fifth
of six goals on this play. It was also the second of three unassisted gcals scored by Ward im the third period of Firday’s -
tournament final at the NS Winter Club. Ward led his team to the championship with a 9-2 beating of the Winter club

: team and capemrod the most outstanding player award for his efforts. [John Kendrick photo}.

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North Shore midgets were
victorious in the C division as
_ they walloped Southern ‘Cali-
‘fornia. 10-1. The Bantam B

Ridge 5-2, — and
took the Peewee B with 2 6-0

lanking of Richmond. In the
C North . Shore
"AL Stewart and Winter Club couldn’ t lose as

1 the Reds

the NSWC. Flames took on
the NSWC. Warriors. The
Flames emerged the «victors

“away ‘from ‘home by: taking with a 5-2 win.

‘five out of nine titles at the
Burnaby Winter Club Jam-—
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North ‘Shore took
Bantam, A title, with a 5-3.

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the Wes 4-3 by

In Atom B NSWC was
the New
Westminster Royals.

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The Nor-Wes Caps took on

the Surrey Stampeders on.

home ice at the North
Vancouver Recreation Centre
' Friday, edging their guests
with a 5-4 victory. .

The Stamps - opened the

scoring at 11:24 of the first

period with a goal frora Dan
Nikolai ‘and -the tally re-
- mained 1-0 until Ian McInnes
put the Caps on the board at
6:12 of the second. Eight and

a half minutes later Brian

Lane put the Caps ahead 2-i
and at 18:36 of the middle
stanza Surrey’s Andy Hill
tied things up before the
second intermission.

Seventeen seconds into the

final

portion Caps’ Bill
Holowaty, the team’s leader
in total points, put one in the

“net, followed by John Mullan

at. 3:01 to give the Caps 2
two-goal edge.

Ron Fox put the stamped-

ers one point closer at 12:12

and at 13:06 Caps’ goalie

Brent Stuart got. caught too
far out of the net, giving
Barry Crawford the oppor-
tunity to tie the game at 4-4.
Caps’ top scorer lan Mcinnes
netted « the’ winner. forty
seconds later, to hand ° the
home squad a 5-4 victory.

This was a ciean game. in

which the Caps were charged

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