Sports

Drillers top puck spot

THE DRILLERS have clin-
ched first place in the North
Shore Senior Hockey League
with a 5-3 victory over the
Old Crows.

Ed Holt led the attack
with two goals and an assist,
with single goals to Larry
Brown, Rene Marleau, and
Brian Wallace. Jens
Stalsberg, Wayne Silver,and
John Pain replied for the
Old Crows.

Old Buzzards and
Firefighters skated to an ex-
citing 3-3 tie. Rick Golubof!
had a goal and two assists
for the Firefighters, with

_ other markers to Lada
Hampeis and Dio Creed.
Aimie Lehouillier had a goal
and an assist for the Buz-
zards, with other goals to
Val Donovan and Vic

Holloway.
Lynnwood defeated War-
tiors 7-1 in a rough,

penalty-filled contest. Dean
Laravee had the hat-trick,
and Rich Poliquin and John
Payne notched two goals
each for the victors. Jamie
Dean notched the only War-
tior goal fate in the first
period.

In the individual statistics,
Murray Chatwin of
irefighters won the scoring
title with a league high 24
goals and 34 points. Tied for
second were John Payne
(20-11) and Dean Laravee
(19-12) of Lynnwood and
Aimie Lehouillier (19-12) of
the Buzzards. Keith Gibson
led the goaltenders with a
2.37 goais-against average.
Lawrence Miller of the War-
tiors led the league in

Bravo St. Alice
heads for finals

BRAVO ST. ALICE con-
solidated their hold on se-
cond place in Division 1B of
the Vancouver Metro Soccer
League, beating Ambleside
Blues 3-1 at Cleveland Park.

This win sets up the final
Jeague game against
W.LS.E. today for the
league title.

Ambleside Blues came out
flying in the game, fired up,
and controlled play in the
first half. Bravos were
struggling to get in the game
and against the run of play

track and field club.

Joan Cripps
Circulation Dept.

986-1337

ae David Lee
» David Lee started delivering our paper when he
“was just nine years old and has been doing an ex-
cellent job for just over two years now. He delivers
our Wednesday and Friday News in our Capilano
zone and many of our readers along his route,
have recommended him for star carrier status.
David is a grade six student at Highlands
School. He keeps very active with skiing, playing
soccer for MacSween and, he is involved with a

David is also a computer buff and enjoys pro-
gramming his Commodore 64.

Earnings from the News are saved for special
purchases and it is so nice to have the money in
the bank, when you want or need something.

We enjoyed meeting another of our fine young
carriers and for being our star this week, he receiv-
ed complimentary movie passes, a North Shore
News baseball cap and tickets to swim or skate
at the recreation center of his choice. Enjoy the
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Ed Thomas sent a fine cross
over the keepers head and
Dave Duke nodded it in.

The second half was a dif-
ferent story as the strong
Bravos squad gradually took
over the game. Randel Goch
and Fraser Richie piayed
well in midfield and set up
the forwards with some good
chances. Dave Duke with his
second of the game and Ed
Thomas rounded out the
scoring for Bravos.

Today’s game against
WISE for the title goes at 2
p.m. at Cleveland Park.

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