GOALKEEPER GRANT
Shilling posted the first
shutout of the season,
leading Wrigley’s Canadians
to a 40 win over the Lynn-
wood Chasers, in North
Shore Industrial hockey
league action last week.

In other games, Super Valu
(Westlynn) staggered N.S.
Hobby Brewins 10-1, while,
in the game for top spot,
Sight and Sound finished on
top of N.S. Japan Camera
5-1.

Behind solid netminding
by Shilling, the Canadians
were led offensively by Steve
**Boom Boom’”’ Jolley as he
paced his team with a pair of
goals to go along with team-
mates Rob Gilfoil and Darell
Whittaker’s singles. The win
moved Wrigicy’s three points
ahead of the Lynnwood and
the Brewins.

Meanwhile Super Valu
pulled into a tie for second
spot with Japan Camera and
N.S. News with their romp-
ing victory over the Brewins.
Leading the assault were Jeff
Wilshut, Tom Thorpe, and

SEVEN
IN A
ROW

Kevin Berg, each notching a
pair, other snipers for Super
Valu were Norm Morrison,
Jamie Hodgeson, Steve
Taylor and Rob Caird. Bill
Hayman ruined the shutout
bid for Brian Zaste, scoring
the lone Hobby Brewin’s
goal.

Elsewhere, Sight and
Sound left N.S. Japan
Camera tied for second

place, as they slipped into
first by handing the photo-
men their first loss. Sight and
Sound jumped to 5-0 lead
after the second period scor-
ing four goals in the middle
session. Tom McAlary
averted the shutout when he
scored with 2:16 showing on
the clock.

Jerry Callin, with two,

John Bell-Irving, Al Dougan
and Harry Kwan scored for
Sight and Sound, which re-
mains the only unbeaten

club. Goalkeeper Glen
Chalmers turned aside
everything N.S. Japan

Camera could direct his way,
ull finally succumbing to
McAlary in the dying
moments.

NORTH VANCOUVER
Juvenile B’s (team No. 1) ran
their winning streak to seven
with a pair of wins over rival
North Shore Winter Club
and North Surrey, in last
week’s N.S. Juvenile ‘B’
hockey action.

The high scoring locals
were held to a close, un-
familiar defensive clash by
the Winer Club, but when the
final whistle blew, North Van

came out on top of a 3-2 deci-
sion. Although the Blue and

Green fired 41 shots at
Winter Club) goalie Jim
Warkington, only Chris

Frederick, with a pair, and
Bill Nagy managed to turn on
the red light behind him.
Derek Burgess kicked out 19
shots allowing two in the
North Van nets.

In the fight against North
Surrey, Chris Fredenck fired

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December 4, 1983

two for the second con-
secutive game, but had to
share the spothght with Gary
Watt and Dave Eisler as they
each counted twice in the
one-sided 10-2 win.

Notching singles for North
Van were Craig Warren,
Norm Callaghan & Nick
Wadsley, while Scott Hen-
shaw was again solid in the
Nets, stopping 22 or 24 shots
sent his way.

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