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Queens Cross
tops men’s
hockey league

ENTERING THE ninth week of
play in the North Shore Men’s
Hockey League, Queens Cross
topped the pack of eight teams
with a record of eight wins, one
loss and one tie.

They improved their record by
winning both their games in last
weekend’s action, defeating the
North Shore Winterhawks 8-2, and
D&B Auto Blues in a close 7-5 vic-
tory.

Peter Bowman scored four goals
for the Cross over the weekend
while John McEown replied with
the hat trick for the Blues.

In other action, L.A. Tavern
moved into second place by

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defeating Anvil Glass 7-3 and ty-
ing the Friends 4-4 with a last
minute goal.

In the fifth game, the Blazers
trounced the Bucaneers 6-1. Steve
Clippingdale scored his 10th goal
of the season for the Blazers.

Play continues every weekend at
the North Vancouver Recreation
Centre, Thursday at 10:30 p.m.,
Fridays at 9 p.m. and Saturdays at
9:15 p.m., and at the North Shore
Winter Club at 6:55 p.m. on
Saturday.

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Soccer Kokanee
douse Firemen

THE NORTH Shore Kokanee
Soccer Club stomped over Cliff
Ave Ashferds winning 5-1 and
doused Vancouver Firemen C 4-0
in recent Vancouver Metro Divi-
sion Two men’s league action.

With injuries and no substitutes,
Kokanee put together a surprising-
ly strong lineup. .

Don Mustard, Mike Rolandi and
Russell Barnes played well in un-
familiar back line positions sup-
porting regular defenders Matt
Henney and Tom Butterfield for a
near perfect performance.

It was Steve Maddess who put
together a2 natural 3-goal hat-trick
in Kokanee’s win over the
Firemen.

Other goal scorers included Bob
Chiesa and Peter Segato.

In other recent men’s league ac-
tion, neither the Kilmer Sailors nor
Point Grey could get on the
scoreboard with a 0-0 draw. The
Western Realty Spurs then blanked
the Sailors 2-0.

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