PLAYERS FROM the West Van Highlanders sed the Handsworth Eagles chase an elusive ball? during !ast ‘veek’s senior girls field hockey. West

Van managed to shut out Handsworth 2-0 at Hugo Ray Park.

North Shore duo return
from lawn bowling open

Belhouse with Bod Scullion.

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CGLLEGE BLUES

Soccer
women
clobber
Cariboo

A RAIN-SOAKED Capilano Col-
lege Biues women’s soccer team
cruised their way to a 3-6 win over
Kamloops’ Cariboo College
Saturday, proving that the team is
improving as the season pro-
giesses.

“If we keep working like this we
szould have no problem taking the
league,*’ says Blue’s coach Frank
Pupp.

Capilano dominated the game
with a goal by Kim Jones and two
by Shelley Louie.

Sunday, the Blues shut out
Chilliwack’s Fraser Vailey College
8-0, with Capilanc right winger
Eva Reeve netting three of the
goals.

The team now stands at six wins
and two losses.

NEWS photo Cindy Goodman

RETURNING FROM the U.S. Lawn Bowling Open
with an overall third place in the champiconship flight
are North Shore pair Mark Raymond and Peter Fish.

Out of 108 entries, 48 teams qualified with Fish and
Raymond finishing second in qualifying rounds.

In the playoffs, Fish and Raymond’s only loss was
to a Canadian-English pair after losing a tie-breaking
end.

The North Vancouver pair then rallied for a third
place finish afier downing a U.S. pair 29-11.

Also qualifying from the North Shore was Bob
Lebron with partner Graham Drew and Henry

In the singles, four North Shore players secured

playoff spots. Qualifying 13th was Bob Scullion,
44th Henry Belhouse, 48 Peter Fish and 63rd Mark
Raymond.

In final round playoffs, Belhouse and Fish bowled
in the same flight. Belhouse fost in the semi-final to
Team Canada member Don Kuntz of Saskatchewen.

But Kuntz then met Peter Fish in the final where
Fish avenged his club mate’s loss with a 2i-11 win,
putting Fish in first place of the seventh flight.

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Chiefs cool down Steamers

THE FOSTER Chiefs played a
new entry into the North Shore
Industria! League, the Pemberten
Station Steamers, Saturday night.

The Steamers led the game 2-0
after just two minutes of play in
the first period.

NOV. 4-Haney-Harrison Reiav in-
cludes 150 teams of eight people
each to run 100 km-course. Leaves
Maple Ridge Leisure Centre at 8
am.

eee
NOV. 4-Short :nat lawn bowling

demonstration at Delbrook Recre-
ation Centre at 1:30 and 2:30 p.m.

By the end of the first period, it
was 3-1 for the Steamers.

But the Chiefs came back in the
second period to tie the score 3-3
with only 10 seconds left in the
period.

Half way through the third
period the Chiefs put two between

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NOV. 1#-12-Canadian Ski Patrol
System is hosting the Escape into
Winter Ski Swap at the Central
Fraser Valley Exhibition Park at
corner of MacLure Road and
Trethewey Street in Clearbrook.
For more information call 792-

the posts within a minute of each
other.

With 90 seconds left in the
game, the Steamers found the back
of the net or.ce mere, but it wasn’t
enough as the Chiefs pulled off a
5-4 victory.

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