B3-Sunday News, October 5, 1980

Seen

In season opener

With only three familiar

faces from last season's
squad, Nor Wes Caps fans
will need a game or two to
get to know the current
roster.But one name which
will easily be remembered

following Sunday’s home
opener is that of Brian
Bowen.

The 18-year-old
goaltender was the  out-

standing player in the 5-3
loss of Richmond Sockeyes
as the Caps kicked off their
56-game B.C. Junior Hockey
League regular schedule
before 375 fans at the North
Van Rec Centre.

Bowen made 42 saves and
was instrumental in keeping
the score close as the very
expenenced Richmond crew
were all over the Caps. The
Sockeyes have 11 players
from preyious years, many
of them among the league's

Stars, thus making them one
of the favorites for the Coast
Division championship.

Rob Slatten tallied twice
for the Caps and defen-

ceman Steve Corcoran
added their other goal.
There were two factors

contributing to the loss for

the Caps, one being that the
match was the third in as
many nights. As well, there
have been so many lineup

chabnges_ throughout the
preseason that there were
really no set lines and
defence partners.

“We're going to start
working on lines and set
plays in practice,” says
defenceman John Olyn.

We've got to get to know
each other and we'll im-
prove.”

Coach Vern Moberg
admits it’s time to work on
their systems now that

industrial league

back in action

The expanded North
Shore Industrial Soccer
League swung into operation
Sunday with a full slate of
games for the eight team
league.

Fast Eddies, one of the
new teams came up with a
big 2-0 win over former
league champions, North
Shore Darkroom.

In the second match of the
day, Firefighters showed the

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the championship last year
with a decisive 4-1 win over
Soprovitch Sounders.

North Shore News took
advantage of better con-
ditioning and more practice
time as they downed the
Pegasus Old Boys 3-0.

The final match of the day
saw a pair of new teams
come up with a close battle
with Darcy Brown taking a
2-1 win over Tecum Teak.

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ICE CAPS *** The Caps lost
5-4 to Chilliwack Colts in
exhibition play on Saturday
and went down 7-5 to New
Westminster Bruins of the
Western Major Junior
circuit on Friday. Bruins
Coach Muzz MePherson was
pleased with the game,

noting that the Caps forced
them into making mistakes
at times and _ proved
themselves worthy of being
the Bruins top farm club ...
Last year’s leading Cap
scorer, Duane Petekal, is
now with the Bruins and was
put at wing in Friday's game
for the first time in his career
-- Kevin’ Berard, Dave
Dupas and Geoff Harrigan
are the three Cap returnees

Joining Bowen as_ the

Lynn Valley on top

Lynn Valley moved into
sole possession of top spot in
coaches league soccer action
on Sunday with a 5-2 win
over Caribbean Stars.

The win leaves the Lynn
Valley entry with a perfect 3-

QO record in the young
season.
Eagle Harbor and

Goldcaps both maintained

their undefeated records
when they fought to a 2-2
draw.

In other action Time Outs
downed Chileans 5-3 while
Carlings took a 4-3 win over
Grassies.

Old Timers and Molsons
fought to a 3-3 draw while
Bosch Royals took their first
win of the season, a 2-1 win
over Olympics.

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other half of the goaltending
tandem is Troy Hankin ...
The trainer this season is
Bob Bean, who will be
assisted by Mike Graives ...
The Caps have a souvenir
booth with pennants, T-

shirts, jackets and other BOWLING °
it bei handled b
Monique Bean. of the NORTH SHORE

Booster Club ...Caps play on
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Cowichan Valley Capitals
and the Nanaimo Clippers
before returning to host the
Kerrisdale Bluehawks on
Sunday.

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