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LYNNWOOD. CHASERS
won their third straight with
a surprising 5-3 victory over
the Wrigley Canadians in In-
dustrial Hockey last week.
With the playoffs just around
the corner Lynnwood are

regroup after a weak show-

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ing. Lynnwood ied all the
way with goals from Ken
Downing, Barry Pynn, Dave
Lehaine, John Scrouts and
Brian Thompson. Scoring for
Wrigleys were Brad Taylor,
Dee Dee Whittaker and Dar-
reli Johnson.

in other action the Sight
and Sound Biackhawks con-
tinue to be the team to beat as
they won a pair to remain
undefeated. The Hobby
Brewins were the first victims
as they were trounced 7-3.

RINGETTE REVIEW

LAST WEEKEND, PoCo
hosted the Annual! Provincial
B Ringette Tournament.
Dave Radbourne’s Petite B
Jaguars lost their games to
Prince George and
Aldergrove.

«Norm Fartell’s Petite B
Hotshots made it to the semi-
finals, but were defeated
after the third game. Tween
B’s, coached by Trevor Bud-
do and Ray Hancock got to
the finals and played a very
bard game, coming from
behind to win the Tween divi-
sion. The final was a high
scoring game, NSWC vic-
torious by one goal 12-11.

Jr. Belle Bs, coached by
Carole Prescott, won their
first game of the tournament
in sudden death overtime.
Their second game was ex-

citingly close all the way, but
PoCo won out in the end 4-3.
However, in the Semi-finals,
the girls were spectacular and
played their strongest game
of the season, the win putting
them in the finals.

In their final game, North
Shore Winter Club girls held
their own until the second
half, when they began to tire
after playing three games that
day. Langley played a great
game and went home with the
first place trophies, while
NSWC got trophies for se-
cond place.

RINGETTE NATIONALS
BIGGEST EVER

The biggest-ever National
Ringette Championships will
be held in Port Coquitlam,
B.C., April 2-8.

A record number of over

OFF TO THE RACES
Plenty of money

PURSE MONEY in excess of
$1.7 million will be available
to horsemen in the 62 feature
events that make up the
stakes schedule at The Track

for the 1984 B.C. Jockey
Club thoroughbred = racing
season.

The 1984 racing season al
The Track runs from April 8
through October 14.

Starting opening day, Sun-
day, April 8 with the tradi-
tional Inaugural ($25,000 for
three-year-old B.C. breds),
there will be stakes races cach
Saturday, plus other features
on holiday Mondays: Mon-
day, Wednesday and Friday
evenings.

The 1984 seascn will see 19

premicr fetures worth
$30,000 or more. The top
three, of course, arethe

$100,000-added B.C. Derby
(Saturday, September 22),
and the $100,000-added Jack
Diamond Futurity (Saturday,

sy.

Full Junior Membership

plus

One Coaching Session

September 29) and the
$100,000-added Premier’s
Championship (Saturday,
October 6).

Next in line is the
$50,000-added Ballerina for
three-year-olds and up, fillies
and mares (Monday, October
8) and three $40,000-added
events — the Lieutenant
Governor’s on Saturday,
June 23; the S.W. Randall
Plate Monday, September 3
and the B.C. Oaks, Saturday,
September 15.

Final feature on the stakes

program is the $35 ,000-added ©

Jockey Club Invitational on
closing day, Sunday, October
14. t's for three-year-olds
and up at about one mile and
one-half.

Apan from the = stakes
schedule, there will be graded
purses fro m$3,400 to
$12,000. Minimum purse will
be $3,.200. Minimum claim-
ing price will be $3,500 for

Cy. JUNIOR COACHING

PROGRAM

(May-June)

Coach - George Lea

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Fe neta eM,

John Kachmar scored the
hai trick for the Brewins but
it was not enough as Steve
Blyth, Randy Telford, John
Béeli-irving, Tom Biake,
Doug Taylor and Jim Mar-
shall, with a pair, replied for
the Riackhawks.

in the other game Japan
Camera put up a good fight
but came out on the short end
of a 5-3 decision to the same
Sight and Sound
Blackhawks.

Blair Mackie scored a pair

back

400 players on a record
number 25 teams will play
106 games in six days as nine
provinces vie for Canadian
Championship honours in
three age groups: Juniors
(girls aged 14 and under);
Belles (17 and under); and
Debs (18 and over).

*“it will be the largest Na-
tional Ringette tournament
and we promise it will be the
best!” enthused Joan Fulton,
chairperson of the 1984 Port
Coquitlam National
Championships Host

The 106 games and six days
of championships play are
also new Ringette Canada
records.

All nine provinces will
compete in the Belles divi-
sion, in addition to a host en-

long races, $4,000 for shorn
races.

ONCE AROUND THE
TRACK: Post parade on
openng and closing Sunday,
Saturdays and holiday Mon-
days is 1:15 p.m. Post parade
on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday evenings will be 6:15
p-m...scratches for Monday,
Wednesday and Fiiday cven-
ing’s cards will be close at 7
a.m. those days. Saturdays
scratches will close at 5:30
p.m. Fridays and scratches
for holiday Mondays will
close at | p.m. Satur.
day. Racing Secretary
Aubrcy Davies has received a
record 2,000 stall applica-
tions for the upcoming racing
season...there are currently
800 horses on the grounds .

for Japan Camera while Don
Koling scored the other. For
Sight and Sound captain
Steve Blyth led the way with
two while Jim Marshall,
Jerry Callin and Doug Taylor
rounded out the scoring.

STANDINGS
WLTPiw
Soght and Sound 15 0272
Japas Camera 10 43 33
Supe Vatu Westhynn 8 S34
Wrgicys 8 811
North Shore News 7911
Lynnwood 3123
Hobby Brewins 9133

pair

try from Port Coquitlam.

This makes the Belles

category the biggest in the
1984 Nationals and the 10
teams will set a new record
for the largest division-ever
in Ringette Canada play.
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