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TEAM DOUGLAS WINS; VAULTS INTO SECOND PLACF

On Thursday, November 29, Team Douglas recorded its second win of
the season, downing Trinity Western College by a score of 2-1. When
regular goalies Peter Collins and John McKenzie were unable to plav,
defenceman Don Nicks strapped on the pads and performed ably in the net,
coming close to recording a shutout. Team Douu’as displayed some fine
teamwork right from the operning faceoff and jumped into a 2-0 lead on
unassisted goals by Ken Zakala and Ron Ames. From then on, the team
played a close-checking kind of game, both protecting their lead and, at
the same time, trying to take sdvantage of any Trinity errors However

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it was TWC that finally managed to score midway through the last period,
spoiling Don Nicks' shutout bid. As a result of its win, Team Douglas
has moved into second place behind Columbia Bible Institute. This game
was the last for the team until after Christmas when they will resume
their quest for the league championship.

League standings as of November 29, 1973

 

 

Goals Goals
Team W L x Pts: For Against
CBI 4 0 0 8 Ze LS
DC 2 3 i 3 20 23
TWC 2 4 0 4 21 16
BCITF z 2 - 3 10 19