B8 - Sunday, October 14, 1984 - North Shore News

AT HOME WIN

Blues even record

CAP COLLEGE soccer
Biues regained the winning
touch in Totem Conference
play over the weekend with
an at home 3-1] win over

Pacific Lutheran Universt-
ty proved a bit too much in
exhibition play on Sunday
for Blues when they took a
close 3-2 decision. However,
Trinity Western. according to coach Joe

The win leaves the Blues lacobellis, that wall be the
with a conference record of last exhibition game for

2-2. some time as the Blues will

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149 DAY TUESDAY

THREE ON TOP

WEEK FOUR of the North
Shore Intermediate Soccer
Association schedule saw
three teams emerge to take
sole possession of first place
in their division.

Top spot in the first divi-
sion went to the Western
Realty Spurs with their con-
vincing 3-0 victory over
Capilano. West Van Square
Rigger squeezed into second
place with their narrow 3-2

win against Elworthy Elec-
tors. Other games had Shop-
pers Drug Mart trouncing the
, West Van Rangers 8-2 and
the North Shore Crusaders
blasting Pegasus Hycaps 8-0.
The Seaspan Mariners left
no doubt about first place in
second division as they
dumped Deep Cove United
5-0. The North Shore Wolves
won their second game in a
row with a close 3-2 score

against West Van United. In
other action the West Van
Sea Lions tied the Pemberton
Station Rangers 2-2.

The North Mount
Spuraways, who had a bye,
watched their third division
lead hold as the Mt. Seymour
Wanderers could only
manage a 3-3 tie against the
Burrard Warriors. The North
Shore Eagles blanked West
Van Celtic 4-0.

be concentrating on = con-
ference games.

Coming up this weekend 1s
a trp to Royal Roads on
Saturday at 1 p.m. then a
return to Cap College and a
4 pm. Sunday encounter
against the same Royal
Roads.

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THE JR. B. Flames suffered
their first loss of the season
Wednesday night 7-4 to
U.B.C. in Juniors hockey ac-
ton. The difference in the
game was the goalkeeping.
Goddard in the Flames’ nets
was a little shaky while Ran-
dy Beres in the U.B.C. nets
was Outstanding.

Scoring for the Flames was
Jim Wilson, with two, Peter

Gustafson and Cam Drew.
Friday night the Flames
travelled to Ladner where
they defeated the Rebels 6-5.
The Flames scored two goals
in the last 5O seconds for the
win. Jeff Sherman scored the
winner with 28 seconds to go
giving him the hat trick on
the night. Sherman also chip-
ped in an assist. Other goals
were scored by Cam Drew,
Gord Wilson and Jim

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Wilson.

Saturday night at home the
Flames defeated the Delta
Saints 5-4. Flames held a 4-1
lead midway through the
game but a rash of penalties
allowed the Saints to close
the gap to one goal.

Then Delta ran into penal-
ty problems playing the last
eight minutes of the game
shorthanded.

The Flames scoring was

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handled by Jim Wilson,
Keith Randall, kelly Wright,
Ray Stonehouse and Peter
Gustafson.

Garth Tubman blocked 26
shots in recording his second
win of the year. Next home
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against the league’s new entry
Seafair. Game time is 8:15

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B9 - Sunday, October 14, 1984 - North Shore News

Flames handed first loss “. Yan Atoms
take big win

LAST WEEKEND the Atom
A team of West Van picked
up an impressive 9-3 win over
Pt. Moody A team. Tod
Jackson’s 6 goals led the
scoring with Todd Hum-
phnies, Jason Pleym = and
Rene Palhke adding a goal
each.
Assistant

coach Don

Elliott used many different
line combinations.

Coming up are two back to
back games with South Delta
this weekend, and a return
match Monday night at Port
Moody. The next home game
for the Atom A team ts Sun-
day, Oct. 15, W. Van. arena,
22nd and Marine West Van.

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