BS - Wednesday, October 26, 1983 - North Shore News

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Draws mark coaches action

DRAWS were the order of
the day in Coaches’ Soccer
League action Sunday with
three of the six matches
resulting in ties.

The feature match of the
day saw Totemcolor pull a
minor upset in holding Car!-
ings to a 2-2 draw at Kilmer
Park. Totemcolor struck in
lightning fashion as Carlyle
Matthews and Stuart Taylor
gave their team a 2-0 lead
before the game was five
minutes old.

College

..IF SIZE means anything,
Cap Blues mens basketball
team will be head and
shoulders above everyone
else in the Totem Conference
for college basketball.

With a forward line of two
6’9"’ players and another
6’5’’, this team is larger over
all than virtually all other
school teams including SFU
and UBC.

And that size seems to be
paying off in early pre-season
action.

IT WAS a clean sweep for
North Shore Winter Club
Flames over the weekend
with Bellingham, the new en-
try in the Junior B hockey
league, providing the
opposition. '
Flames took the Saturday
encounter 10-5 with 10

North Shore Youth

FEW GAMES were played in
North Shore Youth Soccer
last weekend because of a
large number of exhibition
games with Seattle area
teams) Only under 18 and
under 16 teams played their
seventh regular season
games

Boys: Premier U18: W V
Spuraway Red 2 MacSween
Highlanders, Lk V MG
Buslders 1 lL Yo Nordiecs |

Lose game

NORTH SHORE Argos lost
ther Tier 11 semifinal foor-
ball match 34-0 to Victoria
last Sunday, but still manag.
cd to place as many players
on the all star
Vactona

Both offensive and defen
sive units broke down com
pletely for the Argos in the
game that pitted the first
place Victona team against
the fourth place Argos

Argo tine O'Brien said his
tcam “was beaten by a team
that deserved to win ""

Argos named to the B ¢

tcam. as

Carlings managed to com-

pose themselves, and battled
back against the solid Totem-
color defence to earn the
draw on goals by Tony
Clemente and Don Kayne,
the last with fifteen minutes
left.
’ Other Totemcolor players
worthy of mention were
Terry Connor, Butch Faith,
George Bennett and Myron
Layne.

The other two deadlocked
games saw Molsons and Aar-

This past weekend Blues
downed Meralomas of the
Senior basketball league
4-66, then the following night
they took the Cap Grads
74-72.

Against Meralomas, a
team the Blues had never
downed before, Mark
Marter, a former Carson
Graham Grad struck for 25
points and 11 rebounds.
Marter is one of the 679”
forwards.

Terry Bell and Chris

basket

dquin Construction struggle
to a 1-1 stand-off while, in a
major upset, Eagle Harbour
held Lynnwood Hotel to a
scoreless draw.

In a well-played contest,
Northshore Nissan edged
Olympia Gold Caps 3-2 when
Anston Pratt broke a 2-2
stalemate after seventy
minutes with his second goal.

Pratt had opened scoring
when he found the net after a
fine cross from Brenden
Sherwin, who was a standout

Podlecki each hit for 10 for
the winners.

Marter again led the way
against the Grads, this time
picking up 30 points and 20
rebounds in their win. Next
highest for Blues were Mike
Hird and Chris Podlecki with
10 points each.

The women also started
with their first pre-season
game, a 74-33 win over their

ds.
Brenda Giesbreck led the
way for the winners with 22

keep winning

players accounting for the 10
goals.

in Bellingham Sunday, the
Flames kept the score down a
bit but sull came out on top
of a 5-3 game behind the two
goal performance of Stephen
Frost.

In spite of the wind,

U16: Burnaby South 0
1 V. Falcons; W.V.
Spuraways 6 N.V. United 6;
Norburn 2 Mt. Seymour

Royals 0.

Centennial Ui8 East:
NV UU. Athletics I Mt.
Seymour Wanderers 3, WV.
Royal Red 3 W.V. Cobras
Blue 2; LV. Cycles I LV
Crown Zellerbach 1, LV.
Kiwanis 5 N.V_U. Hotspurs
zy

Flames suffered a setback
with Dave McMaster out for
six weeks with torn knee
ligaments.

Next up for Flames is Seat-
tle Americans Saturday night
at the Winter Club at 8:45
p.m.

Soccer

U18 West: MacSween Nor
Van Lions §S MacSween
Gould McCue 0; WV
Royals Blue 2 W V_ United 3.

U1l6 East: MacSween
Sportsman Suppliers 2 W V
Hotspurs 0, 1 V Sussex
Wanderers 2 NVU Coventry
3, MacSween | &K L umber 3
1V Eagles 2, LV Trojans 3
MacSween N) Shore Tire 2,
WV Cougars | Mt
Wildcats 0

Seymour

- win all stars

Amatucr Football Leaguc
Tew 21 all) star tcam are:
Jason Brown - punter, Gary
Speranza - tailback, Derek
Strong offensive centre,
Ken Cochranc - offensive
guard, Murray Frank - offen
stve tackle, Jeff Mossop
defensive tackle, Tom Adams

defensive back, and Mikc
D'Angelo outside
hnebacker.

Anyone interested in join
ing the Argos should call
head coach Mark Jarmon,
929 3963 The tcam has a
weight program in the winter.

CITY OF NORTH VANCOUVER
FLUSHING OF WATERMAINS

The City will commence sa program of flushing
water mains Commencing 1 November 83 and con

tinging for 2? months

sediment appears in the water

There may be periods when

Any sediment will

be bac tenially harness but may ¢ause the water to

be discoloured and may affect some

under lakings

commerctal

City Engineer

and training starts in the spr-
ing Men aged 18-20 play in
the leaguc.

all underway |

throughout, but Mark
Cassidy gave the ‘Caps a 2-1
lead with two goals of his
own, the second on a penalty-
kick.

Harald Bonkowski scored
the equalizer for the Nissan
crew while John Defazio
turned in his usual strong
performance in goal for the
winners.

Other results were !lron
Horse 4, Ray Johnson Plum-
bing 1 and Soccerwest 4,
Labatts 2.

points.

With league action
scheduled to start November
18, both teams will be in ac-
tion this weekend in more
preseason play.

The teams travel to Univer-
sity of Victoria for Friday
and to U.B.C. Saturday.

According to coach Neil
Chester, this years edition of
the Blues js big and strong
and could go a long way to
being top of the heap in the
conference.

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