14 - Wednesday, July 10, 1985 - North Shore News

Sports
Columbus sails over Colts

VANCOUVER COLUM-
BUS blanked North Shore
Colts 2-0 Sunday night to
raise their league-leading
point total to 26,

The two teams fought to a
scoreless first half draw in
front of approximately 350
fans at Kinsmen Stadium. In
the second half, however,
striker Gary Clark, who
scored the winning goal for

Columbus in their 1-0 vic-
tary over the Colts June 20,
dribbled his way back to
haunt the locals with a pair
of shots that beat Colts’
goal-keeper Chris Melanidis.

Both goals were hotly
disputed by Colts" coach
Frank Pike, whe later said
officiating at the game was
terrible: ‘‘both goals were
scored on offside plays that

were blantantiy offside to
everyone but the linesman."”

Pike said after the game
that the Colts organization is
looking into strengthening
the various weaknesses that
have become apparent with
the recent poor showing of
the club.

“We will be bringing in
players, iocally and other-
wise, within the next week,”’

said Pike.

The win put Colurnbus
five points up on second
place New Westminster
Queens Park Rangers, who
whipped Nanaimo Clippers
4-0 Sunday, and twelve
points up on the Colts, now
in third place with 14 points.

Columbus keeper, Dino
Alberti, racked up his sev-
enth shut-out of the season
in the Sunday game.

Langley outbowls West Van

WEST YAN Cricket Club
won the toss in June 30
cricket action and asked to
bat first against Langley but
lost the game.

Tony Smith (49) and Reg
Firth (15) thrashed the early
Langley bowling. Keith

Gardiner (14) and Bob
Gardner (22) continued the
rout until 107 runs had been
scored.

Steve Milbourn (2 for 34)
and Basil Statia (4 for 14)
then shattered Langley's
resistance. They were all out
for 127 runs.

New volieyball
coach for Clan

DELBROOK COMMUNI-
TY sport instructor, Petr
Neveklovsky has been ap-
pointed to the position of
Head Coach of the Simon
Fraser University Women’s
Vollyball Team.
Neveklovsky’s impressive
credentials include a
Master’s degree in Physical
Education from Charles
University in Prague,
Czechoslovakia. He was
most recently the head coach
for the U.B.C. Thunderbird
Women’s. Vollyball Team
and the B.C. Olympic MMen’s
AA Team which placed third
in this year’s Canadian AA
Championship.

in a variety of sports which
include coaching as an assis-
tant coach with the
Czechoslovakia Men's Na-
tional Volleyball Team and
his work as a head Coach of
the Czechoslovakian
Volleyball Federation
through the period of two
Olympic Games and two
World Volleyball Champi-
onships.

In 1983, Neveklovsky was
named as a Canadian Coach
of the Year by C.C.A.A.

Neveklovsky is looking
forward to building upon the
very successful varsity pro-
gram at Simon Fraser which
until recently was coached

West Van's fielding was at
its best with no catches
dropped. West Van started
cautiously when batting se-
cond. Statia (10) and Levy
(38) mastered Langiey bowl-
ing but wickets started to
fall.

West Van seemed poised

for victory, but Keith Gar-
diner (4 for 33) and Tony
Smith (2 for 27) destroyed
the locals’ expectations.

West Van were all out for
121 runs, six short of
Langley's toial. WVCC is
now six wins and three Josses
for the season.

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