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NORTH SHORE players
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minton Championships in
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home 2 golds and a silverin
the under 19 event She lost
the singles final in avery
close matoh to her doubles

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doubles. and singles
doubles in the B.C
championships
Susan Calder and Tracey
Cullen reached the finals of
the natonal under 16 event
where they lost to Sandra
Stapleton of Vancouver and
Karen Tortensen of Calgary
They are the BC
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BC won 6 out of 10
events in Montreal All three
girls are members of the
Hollyburn Club in West
Vancouver

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competing ta the Nationals
were Lisa Cullen. Bobby
W ailand and K wok Lau
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REC HOCKEY CHAMPS

LARRY’S SPORTS
Shop has captured the
first North Vancouver
Iniermediate Recreat-
ional Hockey League
title, by defeating
Cottrell Forwarding 4-2
Saturday evening in the
fourth game of a best of
five series.

Larry's had won the first
two games in the series
before Cottrell defeated
them 3-2 on Friday. In that
game John Wiltsie gave
Cottrell a 1-O lead heading
into the third penod of a
close checking match. Tom
Lee and Dave Johnson then
put Larry's ahead 2-1 before
Pete Jelinek tied the game
for Cottrell. Dan Keler got
the game winner with seven
minutes to go and Cottrell
goalie Jerry Hack kept

Rowdies beat

THE ROWDIES beat the
Finches in West Vancouver
Grass Hockey playoffs on
the weekend 5-1

Andrea May and Carolyn
Baradino each scored twice

Larry’
the best

Larry's from tying the game
up.
In Saturday's game, Rick
Chartier scored the first goal
for Larry's before Ed
O'Leary got the first of two
goals to tie the game for
Cottrell.

Dave Johnson scored to
give Larry's a 2-1 lead after
two penods, but O'Leary
scored his second goal to tie
the game 2-2 early in the
third.

Danny Van Os scored the
game winner and Johnson
got the insurance goal with
less than a minute to go in a
very exciting match.

Larry's goaltender Ken
Williams deserves a lot of
credit for Larry's cham-
pionship, having played well
all season. The final series
was a duel of the goalten-
ders, with both Williams and
Cottrell’s Hack playing
superbly.

Finches

for the Rowdies, while Kate
Connaghan got the other
goal. Baradino was _ the
outstanding player in’ the
game

The grass hockey league 1s
now in its semifinals

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