NOT A NEW delivery van for the NEWS, but a Formula Vee owned and operated by Marty Knoll of the North
Shore. The car will be taking part in a number of racing events in Canada and the U.S. and is currently om display,
along with otbers under the jurisdiction of the Sports Car Club of B.C., at the Coquitlam Centre until Saturday.

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Undefeated year for Avalons

An undefeated season has
assured Avalons Blues of
Promotion of the second
division of the Vancouver
Metropolitan Soccer League
for the 1980-81 season.

A 5-1 win over Wesburn
Rovers on the weekend
assured the North Shore
entry of their promotion,
plus the undefeated ranking.

Blues finished the season

with 13 wins against one
draw. The team collected a
total of 57 goals. while
holding the opposition to Il.
+ Avalons started their final
win with a goal at the Ul
minute mark when Ron
Wilson scored from 10 yards
out. Only four minutes later
Ian Dailey chipped in a shot
from the 18 yard mark.

A penalty shot by Rob second half saw Paul
Boyd at the 25 minute mark Balducci chip in a deflection
made the score 3-0 followed off Dick Burns. Balducci
shortly by Wilson’s second finished the season with 10
goal. Wilson finished the goals and 14 assists.
season as the teams top
scorer with 16 goals and

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Balducci and Wilson were
seven assists.

the offensive stars of the

game for Blues while Don

Wesburn's only goalcame McClean and Ed Van-

at the 40 minute mark. blankenstein were the top
The only scoring in the defensive players.

Family affairs in coaches action :

A pair of brothers and a
father and son combination
helped turn the coaches
league into a senes of upsets
on the weekend.

Tommy and Jim Quinn
each picked up a hat tnck in
helping Molsons to a 7-2 win
over Squamish Chefs, while
Ricky Rowat and his dad
Lyle each picked up singles
in helping Lynn Valley to a
4-1 win over Grassies.

In the major upset of the
day, Caribbean all-stars
downed league leading
Carhngs 2-1.

Olympics came from a 3-0
deficit to overhaul Goldcaps
and post a come from behind
4-3 win while Old Timers
moved to within a port of

Carlings as a result of their 6-
0 win over Bosch Royals.

Eagle Harbor picked up
ther third point of the
season as a result of a }-l
draw with Time Out.

Time Out had to come
from behind late in the
second half to find the tie.

OBITUARY

IMPORTANT NOTICE
Girls Softball League

The HIGHLANDS KIWANIS CLUB requires help to

carry on the ROGER DAVIS GIRLS SOFTBALL

LEAGUE. HELP is needed in the organization and

operation of the league, or it will be necessary

to disband due to lack of manpower, after 17
') years of activity. Meeting will be held at

. CANYON GARDENS,
8 PM Wednesday, March 12, 1980

for information call
Murray Knowles - 988-7943
John Theed - 987-5507

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B3- Wednesday, March 5, 1980 - North Shore News

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