B3-Wednesday, October 15, 1980 - North Shore News

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BEATEN BY THE powerful New Zealand rugby team 43 to 10 was no disgrace for the Canadian team. The All-
Blacks are one of the world’s top teams and put on a splendid display of action and team work Saturday afternoon at

Swangard stadium. (Terry Peters photo)

Shutout was the name of
the game last Sunday in
Gordon Sturtridge Minor
football action as eight of the
nine games played ended
with one team _ bianking
another.

The only game which was
not a shutout saw the
Bantam Colts squeak past
the Falcons 15-7 in a strong
defensive battle.

Colts drew blood in the
first quarter as Chns Ben-
jamin scored on a 35 yard
pass and run from quarter-
back Dave Henderson. The
convert failed and the half
ended with Colts leading 6-0.

The Falcons took a
narrow 7-6 lead at the start
of the second half when
Chris Stigter ran the kickoff
back 70 yards for touch-
down. Stigter converted the
touchdown

Benjamin scored the
winning TID on a two yard
dive before the third quarter
ended

In other Bantam action
the Titans sapped the
Stamps 14-0

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Mike Hodges scored three
touchdowns to lead the
Rockets to a 35-0 win over
the Huskies in Flag play.
Swart Wright scored twice
and Warren Anderson added
one touchdown to round out
the winner's scoring attack.

The Raiders downed the
Panthers 26-0 in their Flag
game. Leading the way with
three touchdowns was
Matthew Riley, while Elhott
Cherneski notched the other

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The Bombers squeezed
out a 60 win over the

Browns in Minor action. Tim
Yeo scored the lone touch-
down of the game on a 50
yard run. The Roughies
upset the Lions 25-0 behind a
two touchdown effom by
quarterback Brad Peto
Scott. Findlay and Dernck
Andell added one touch-
down each

In Jumor Bantam play. the
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Craig Keen scored twice
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Eight shutouts in GSL action |

After a successful training
session, the Canadian
national soccer team
launches its quest for a berth
in the 1982 World Cup with
its first game against Mexico
on Saturday in Toronto
before a national television
audience.

The Canadian team
finished their pre-season
with four wins against 2
draws and one loss.

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between Mexico, the United
States and Canada, the
bottom team will be dropped
with the top teams ad-

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vancing to the final round
next year against the finalists
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