47 - Wednesdzy, December 14, 1983 - North Shore News

SPORTS

NEWS photo Tery Feters

QUEENS CROSS goalie Marc Ocriine misses the pack as Fred Sesith of the Friends of Jesus scores on a
breakaway. Queens Cross defeated the Friends 6-4 in a receat senior men’s hockey game at the North Van-

couver Recreation Centre recently.

MEN‘S HOCKEY
L.A. Tavern undefeated

IN RECENT weekend action of
.the North Shore Men’s Hockey
League, K.A. Tavern «~tended
their undefeated streak t.» seven
games by beating the third place
Blazers, 7-4.

After a slow seaton start, L.A.
Tavern has taken sole possession
of second place with a 7-3-2 re-
cord.

Ray Martin sccied three goals
for the Tavern, while Ed Lisigar

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Willoeck’s Christmas Carol.

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replied with three goals for the
Blazers.

Queens Cross remained in first
place and extended their winning
ways by defeating the Friends 6-4
with Dave Port pacing the Cross
with three goals.

The victory gave Queens Cross a
league leading 23 points for the
season.

The Friends rebounded by stop-
ping the Bocaneers the very next
night, 6-2.

In other action, Sta Marshall
scored a last minute goal tor D &
B Actomotive Blues but it was not
enough to catch the Blazers as they
rebounded to win their second
game of the weekend, beating D &
B Auto 3-2 in a close checking bat-
tle.

In the other game, the North
Shore Winterhawks beat Anvil
Glas: 5-3 in another hard fought
battle.

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