Unable to draw a crowd i in
North Van, the NorWes
Caps are going to try a name
change -and a change of
venne in hopes of improving
the fortunes of the B.C.
Junior League franchise. |

When the fall rolls
around, the Caps will be
found skating at Queen's
Park Arena in New West-
minster.

The move of the Bruins to
Kamloops opened the door
of the arena to the Caps.
And the name of the club
will be changed to the New
Westminster Royals.

Caps started last season in
disastrous fashion having
problems finding the win
column which forced the
resignation of coach Vern
Moberg who was replaced
by Jim Hall.

Hall managed to find the
right combination and put
together a team that was
gaining respectability until
the C.U.P.E. strike forced
the league to cancel the
remainder of the season and
move into the playoffs.

In the middle of the

playoffs Hall suddenly | left
the club.

Owner Jim Harrigan said
he will announce a two man
coaching staff this week,
Stating that both men are

former NHE players.

At one point last~ season
Harrigan said there was a
possibility of the Bruins
moving to the North Shore,
but constantly small turnouts
at the North Van Rec Centre
helped eliminate any
possibility in that direction.

MARLINS iN STRONG SHOWING

Blaine
North Shore Winter Club
Marlins had a perfect meet

Prescott of the

at Coquitlam over the
weekend winning the girls
{5-16 aggregate cham-
pionship.

The young swimmer broke
a record in every event she
entered in the ‘A’ meet
taking the backstroke, fly,

free style and individual
medley
In the same _ category

Karen Allen placed second
in the backstroke, third in
the fly and sixth in the free
while Kim Green was sixth
in breaststroke.

In the boys 13-14
category, Brad Fanos was
runner up for the aggregate
title with a first in fly, second

in back, second in breast and
second in I1.M.

For the girls, Diane Ford
was second in breast and
fourth in fly.

In girls 11-12, Michelle
Green placed first in free,
second in fly, third in IM and
fourth in back.

_ Shelley Webster was third

in fly, fourth in free, fifth in
IM, 6th in back while
Shannon Webster placed
second in breast, back and
IM and third in free.

In the same category
Tania Green had a fifth
place finish in the breast
stroke.

Doug McDonald was
second in the boys 11-12
aggregate as a result of his
first in back and breast.

second in IM and third in
free.

Wade Bartck was third in
back, second in breast, third
in IM and fifth in free, .

In girls eight and. under
aggregate, Mary Ann Heskin
was runner up with a second
in free and three thirds in
back, breast and fly. Laurie
McKenzie was fifth in free
and eighth in back to go
along with her seventh in
breast stroke.

Jessica Campbell took a
sixth in free and fly as did
Tara Osterhout in the breast.

At a ‘B' meet in Surrey,
Brian Gardiner placed
second in breast and fourth
in back for the boys 8 and
under while Chad Watts was
seventh in breast, Craig Hall

NS Indians win again

It was close for North
Shore Indians Friday night at
the Rec Centre, but it was
still a win to keep the senior
lacrosse team undefeated in
league play.

Indians posted a 12-11 win
over Vancouver who were
bolstered by the Tasker
brothers who were
previously in the Western
Lacrosse Association

Bnan Cowie led the In-
dians attack with three goals
and an assist while Keith
Baker was 2-3 with Jeff Gill
and Wayne Baker at 1-2.

Singles went to Tim
Killick and Roger Ross, both
playing their first game for
the North Shore powerhouse
and to Byron Joseph.

Goahe Ron Melsaac
picked up a patr of assists

With = only games
remaining in leaguc play.
Indians play. host to Kirbys
of Burnaby on Friday
evening at & pm in the Rec
Centre

Indians are hoping
apphecation yon

two

their

to the

Western Lacrosse
Association will be accepted

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five minute barrier. The previous record was 5:22.
San Jose, Rick Hansen of Vancouver and Jim Knoub of Los Angeles. (Terry P Peters Photo)

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SETTING A NEW North American record in the one mile wheelchair event is Dan Westley of Vancouver. Westle:
set a record of 4:41:9 at half time during the Lions-Alduettes game Saturday night and was one of four to break the
Other competitors under the five minutes were Gary Kerr from

was cighth in free and sixth

in back and Jeff’ Hancock

was second in fly and third in
breast.

The boys 8 and under
relay team placed first in the
medley and third in the free.

For girls 9-10 Serena Lusk
took sixth in breast, Lara
McCandlish was third in

back and Jenny Prescott was -

fourth in back. The medley
relay teams placed first and
sixth while the freestyle team
came fourth.

Colin Page placed fourth
in breast for boys 9-10.

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