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B16 - Wednesday, October 13, 1982 - North Shore News —

up on the North Shore, with
one of the biggest matches of
the season slated for today at"
3:45 pm in Klahanie Park.
Going in with two straight
wins a piece are Hillside and

Dukes grab
first win

Balmoral, and the outcome
of today’s game will almost
certainly set the trend for the
junior boys’ standings.
Hillside posted its second
win last week with a 13-6
decision over Argyle, while

Carson Graham leads league

SOLID and consistent play
by the Windsor Dukes
Friday gave the senior boys
their first win of the season,
a 24-10 decision over
Richmond’s Mathew Mc-
Nair, > : .
Leading 12-10 at the half,
the Dukes went on to finish

the game. with four touch- .

downs.and no converts.

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Earlier in the week, the
Highlanders played to a 0-0
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“the Balmoral boys dumped
Carson Graham 36-0 to bring

their record up to 2-0.

In juvenile action, both
Sutherland and Argyle
remain undefeated with 3-0
and 2-0 records respectively.
Games played last week saw
Hillside defeat Balmoral 20-
4, Sutherland overpower
Sentinel 24-9 and Argyle
wiped out Seycove 52-0.

Sutherland’s bantam boys
are also doing well, sharing a
4-0 season record with
Handsworth. Carson

Graham follow

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Last week’s games in-
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Balmoral 32, Argyle 6;
Handsworth 16, West Van 7;
Sutherland 18, Hillside 4;
Sentinel 26, Seycove 4;
Carson Graham 36, Argyle
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West Van 44, Seycove 4.

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field hockey team had to
settle for a 2-2 tie with
Hillside last week.

girls

Paisley Howard and

Heather Pickering scored
early for the Royals, but
goals by Diane Jeffries and
Carolyn Berardino pulled
the Highwaymen out of their
deficit position.

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Poor weather on Wed-
nesday postponed the bulk
of the slated field hockey
games in all divisions.

At the intermediate level,
Howe Sound handily
defeated Sentinel 2-1, while
Handsworth shutout Hillside
1-0 in the juniors. Hillside
came back at the juvenile
level, - however, oVer-
powering Sutherland 8-0. ~)