B2 - Wednesday, October 17, 1984 - North Shore News

GSL FOOTBALL ACTION

Soggy first for Stamps

THERE WAS heavy action
in the Gordon Sturtridge
Football League over the
Thanksgiving weekend. Two

double-headers for the Jr.
Bantam teams saw. the
Stamps take their first) win

over the Esks.

it was a 20-0 game for the
Stamps. Slot-back Ralph Ess-
inger scored two touchdowns
and kicked the {wo-point
conversion forone. The third
Stamps touchdown was
scored by Phillip Mitchell.

Later on Sunday the
Stamps met the Chargers ina
one-sided battle which saw
the Chargers come out on top
with a 42-8 victory. Once
again, it was the Ron Gard-
ner show as number 22

TOmped tor 5 touchdowns.
The only Stamps touchdown
was scored by Ron Essinger
who also kicked the convert.

Mondays, the Jr. Bantam
teams were on the field again.
In the first game, the Esks
met the Chargers. In ther
best showing against” the
league-leaders, the Esks
Wefence held the Chargers to
only two touchdowns in a
14-6 losing cause. Once
again, penalties took a heavy
toll on the Chargers. The
Esks touchdown was scored
by Sean Sarson.

In the second game of the
day, the powerful Chargers
suffered their first loss to the
Stamps by a 14-12 score.

Stamps were up by two
touchdowns in the first half

thanks to major scores by
Ralph Essinger and April
Meola. Ralph Essinger con-
verted One with a two-point
kick. Chargers fought back
in the second half to score
two touchdowns and convert
one.

In the second-last play of
the game, Stamps blocked
the attempted conversion to
save the win. Key defensive
work for the Stamps came
from middle linebacker Jeff
Keith with some important
tackles by outside lineman,
Jason Wood.

BROWNS WIN
After losing their first two
games to the L.V. Lions the
vastly improved Browns
coached by Paul Lancaster

COACHES LEAGUE
Goldcaps dominate

OLYMPIA Goldcaps got
back on the winning track tn
week six of Coaches Soccer
League play Sunday as they
dominated an under-manned
Northshore Nissan side for a
3-0 victory.

Goldcaps opened the scor-
ing when Dave Denley finish-
ed off a fine move by heading

Finest

AVALON BILIUFS_ had
perhaps their finest game of
the year as they picked up a
point in an exciting I-1 draw
with Richmond Olympies in
VMSI Premier division play
at windy Minoru Park
Sunday

Blues came out strong in
the first half with the wind at
ther backs, but were unable
tO capitalize on numerous
scomumeg OPportunities

The second half was a dit
ferent story, however, as the
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home a Simon Chivers cross
at the far post, and Chivers
scored himself on a
breakaway for a 2-0 half-time
lead.

Nissan battled gamely
despite playing with only ten
men, and managed to carry
the play in the second half,
but Paul Kusnir notched the

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the penalty area, and blasted

a shot past the Richmond
goalkeeper
Richmond tied up the

game when the Blues, with
only one substitute on the
sideline due Co injuries, began
to tire and the wind against
them picked up

The backline of Paul

insurance marker after a
defensive give-away. ‘Caps
reserve goal-keeper Jack
Clerkson was rarely tested in
recording the shut-out.
Molsons, meanwhile,
maintained their lead in the
standings by edging Park
Royal Hotel 1-O while North
Shore Bravos stayed within a

Hilder, Wayne Stewart,
Mark Woodward and Stuart
Broderick had a strong game,
as did goalkeeper Jim Evans

The Blues have started the
season wtthout a coach, and
presently have two players,
Jim Mosher and Rob Foot
filling an it

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terested in coaching a team in

deteated the Lions 20-12. The
Lions were unable to stop
speedster Jamie Switzér as he
scored a pair of T.D.s and a
two pt. conversion. David
Haslam and Chris Obeck
scored T.D.’s for the Lions
while Essinger scored the
Browns last T.D.

In other minor action the
Spartons and the’ Cowboys
played to a 66 tle. Jeff
Chalmers scored for the
Spartons while Frank Pimer-
sken tallied for the Cowboys.
Penalties hurt the Spartons as
Cy Hoffman’s team had two
T.D.’s called back for rule in-
fracuons. And in a game
played Thanksgiving Day the
Browns defeated the
Cowbovs 20-6.

pornt by downing Ray
Johnson Plumbing 4-1 and
Lynnwood Nordic shpped
another point back as they
were held to a {-1 draw by a
surprising Delco Realty side.

Elsewhere, Millers out-
scored Totemcolor 4-3 and
International] Paints thumped
Labatts 5-2.

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Deep Cove
guns outlaws

FIRST PLACE Deep Cove
Demolition kept on rolling —
shooting down the frustrated
Outlaws 19-0.

In a see-saw battle the
B-52s outlasted the Dif-
teregce 14-13 in overtime. Se-
cond place Bearded Clams
squeaked past the Old Forts
13-6 while the S O.B.’s
defaulted to the Panthers,6-0.

The last game of the season

is slated for October 21 and

the North Vancouver
playoffs occur on October 28
with the first place team get-

ting a bye into the B.C.
Playoffs in Burnaby in
November.

Second place will be decid-
ed from the winner of games
between the second to fifth
place teams.

STANDINGS:

WLP
1. Deep Cove 7-0 14
2. Bearded Clams & 0 12
3. Panthers 4 3 8
4. Outlaws 3 4 6
5. Old Forts 2-5 4
6. Difference 2-5 4
7.$.0.B.'s 2-5 4
8. B-52's 2-5 4

Bravos again

BRAVO ST. ALICE came up
with their strongest perfor-
mance of the season to beat
South Burnaby Men's Club
5-2 at Cleveland Park
Sunday.

After being down 1-0 ear-
ly, Bravos came back strong-
ly to score four straight
goals. Ed Thomas with two,
John Fisher, Mike Watt and
Dave Duke, each with singles
helped Bravos to stay in se-
cond place in division one.

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