LaBelle Sole and Fagen’s

"ACTION WAS INTENSE at Lies Gate Racepcts Clb
in North Van over the past few days with the Canadian

Indoor Teunis

taking the centre

Champioushigs
Francois Synacghel of Quchec was one of
the contestants who finished behind Harry Fritz of
Teromte. (Texry Peters photo)

Fritz captures
Canadian title

Harry Fritz of Toronto, a
full time professional and the
number two seed of the
tournament, defeated
Calgary’s Nick Mohtadi, a
medical student who for-
merly was a full tome pro.

Fritz, a former Califor
nian, downed Mohtadi im

straight sets, 6-4 and 7-5 to
take the tournament and the
$1,800 top prize.

Mohtadi has been off the
circuit for six months.

Another Toronstoniaa,
Bnan Millar, downed Martin
Wostenhalme of Ottawa 6-3
and 6-2 to take third place.

Vancouver's Josef
Brabenec Jr. and John
Picken defeated Fritz and
Bil Cowan to take the
doubles and the $1,000 prize
moncy .

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TORAARARIE IAN AAR Eto reindat eee.

"Pegasus won the hard way

© as LaBelle Sole fought hard
-to send the game ito

overtime, before losing on
penalty shots.
Meanwhile, Firemen
advanced as they shut out
the Den 2-0 after losing
earlier in the day to the

° . North Shore News.

The game between the
News and the Firemen was a

"league game make-up to
' decide second place and the

bye into the semi-finals. The
News scored a 4-2 win to
receive the bye imto the
semis, which will be a re-

match with the Firemen.

North Shore Darkroom
play Pegasus in the other

The News led 3-1 at half-
time on goals by Jim
Bissenden, Peter Lukas and
Drew Finerty while one
reply for the Firemen. Mike
Keen pushed the News up 4
1 midway through the
second half before Firemen’s
second tally cut the score in
half, with seven minutes

remaining.

The loss for Firefighters
meant another match later in
the day with Fagen's. Playing

” — “Naame hy

in a downpour, the Firemen
scored a goal in each half to
end the season for the Den.

Bob Harrison scored in
the first half, which was all
that was needed as the Den
rarely tested goal keeper
Ray Rogers throughout the
game. Bob Brigham scored
the insurance marker
midway through the second
half.

LaBelle had an early 1-0.

lead on a goal by Nigel
Williams from a penalty
shot. Pegasus got even as
Rick Pimlott tallied before
the half.

Tom Evans propelled the
Pegs into a 2-1 lead but Steve
Norwood scored the
equalizer forcing the game

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into overtime. The Sole
scored first. when Norwood

‘ scored what was thought to

be the winner in the first of
the two 10 minute overtime
sessions,

However, Dave Messer
sent ‘the game into the
penalty shot situation with
his goal. Pegasus went on to
win the penalty shots as they
scored on three shots while
the Sole were able to count
on only one occasion.

Next weeks semi-finals
pits Pegasus up against
league champions North
Shore Darkroom, while the
Firefighters and News kick
off in a re-match. The two
winners then play in the cup
final on Sunday March 30th.

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