B2-Wedmesday, August 20, 1980 - North Shore News

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A HEART ATTACK on the playing ficld? No, British
Columbia player Bob Moss is all right. His team beat
New Brunswick 9-1 ip the consolation final of the
Schreyer Cup soccer tournament in Victoria. Ontario
won the tournament on the weekend. (Kent Kallbert

WV hosts field

The West Vancouver
Field Hockey Club will be
holding its second ORCA
festival next weekend, with
teams from West Germany,
Mexico and the University of
lowa taking part.

Twenty-two teams are
entered, 12 mens and 10
ladies. These include both
the mens and womens
Mexican national teams, and
a team from Kicl, West
Germany.

Last year the Irish Touring
team was centered and the

hockey festival

West Van club returned the
visit this April, playing in
Cork and Dublin.

Organizers stress that this
is a festival, and not a
tournament, thus allowing
for socialization as well as
fine field hockey play.

They say the field at Hugo
Ray Park is one of the best
for field hockey in North
America.

Visitors are invited to
come and watch the action,
August 23 and 24, starting at
9:00 a.m. cach day.

Defeated Disco Sport

FROM PAGE B1

net for, the first two periods
and Girard for the third.

The Indians narrowly lost
the first game of the tour-
nament to Esquimalt, 15-14
They quickly recovered
however and won their acxt

two decisively, 149 over
Roslund, and 20-11 over
Nanaimo, before defeating
Esquimalt in the final.

The Indians reached the
provincial finals by defcating
Vancouver Disco Sport Bluc
Angels in three straight
games to win the West Coast
league title

Boys Soccer
Registration

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Aug. 20
to 22 - 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., at Boutevard
Park, 15th & Grand Boulevard. Ages

6-16.

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL
DON GOULD 987-9991 after 6 P.M.

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Cruisers top
regional meet

The Cruisers took four
aggregate awards — Sabina
Thomson won the 8 and
under girls aggregate; Leila

North Van Cruisers swim
team topped the Regional B
swim meet held at the North
Vancouver Recreation
Centre on Saturday.
Squamish, Mount Pleasant,
Vancouver Parks, North
Shore Marlins and North
Van Cruisers competed for
a day of fine swimming.

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Hopkin won the 9-10 girls
aggregate and Dianne
Krause and Erin Bid-
dlecombe tied for winner of
the 11-12 girls ageregate.

Also, swimming well and
adding to the club's winning
performance were runners-
up to the aggregate: Sanjay
Srivastava, boys 8 and
under; Stephen Bolt, boys 11
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Yvonne Hoeller, girts 13 -14
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Hockey equipment swap

West Vancouver Minor
Hockey Association's annual
equipment swap will be held
this year on Saturday,
September 6, at 10:00 a.m.,.
at the West Vancouver
Community Centre.

The equipment swap
provides an excellent op
portunity to pick up a few

extra dollars recycling any of
that surplus sports equip-
ment and, conversely, to
provide a bargain bonanza
for buyers.

Equipment for all sports,
from skiing to tennis, will be
available.

For further information
please contact Mrs. Dorothy
Slichter at 926-5967.

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