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B4-Wednesday, November 12, 1980 - North Shore News

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Writeoff week for NorWes Caps

In spite of the Tiger’s appearance

By MIKE HOCEVAR

Everybody knows that the horror shows are

usually on late night

T.V. on Fridays and

Saturdays, but for Nor Wes Caps coach Jim Hall,
Sunday’s game with the Abbotsford Flyers was the

horror show.

After building a 4-2 lead
halfway through the contest.
the Caps gave it away to the
visitors and ended up 7-5
losers. the play was the fan's
delight, but Caps’ sloppiness
turned off Hall so much that
he couldn't .be found
anywhere near the rink right
after it was over.

The result, combined with
a 6-1 defeat by Cowichan
Valley Capitals and an 11-3

downer to B.C. Junior
Hockey League leaders
Nanaimo Clippers during the

previous two nights, meant
the weekend was a total

writeoff for the Caps.

A lack of discipline and
not enough poise are the
Caps’ problems. Harsh
criusm? Maybe, but fair
enough from the manage-
ment’s view. They feel the
club has the talent to win
their share of matches. A
coaching change several
games ago brought short
term results in a tno of
victories. But that’s natural,
as one longtime fan observed
Sunday, as players will go all
out for a new coach in the
first few efforts. Vern
Moberg handed over the

coaching chores to Hall to
see if it would help the team,
but they're back to old
tricks.

It's true most of the Caps
are tn their first campaign of
junior competition but they
are a skillful crew and a little

more concentration will
produce a few more wins.

CAP COMMENTS —
Against the Nanaimo
Clippers on Friday.
defencemen took care of

NorWes scoring. Newcomer
Todd Semenuik tallied twice
and added an assist, while
Joe Leschuk potted the other
goal... Somenuik and goal-
tender Glen Stone joined the
Caps from Abbotsford Flyers
over the weekend in a deal...
Tiger Williams made an
appearance at Sunday's
game and was well received
by the fans... Stone made his

Handsworth takes bronze

in provincial field hockey

The Handsworth Royals
Senior Girls Field Hockey
team finished in third place
in the B.C. Girls Champion-
ship — the highest position
any North Shore Senior Girls

team has attained in the
provincial tournament.

The Royals started out
with four straight victories.
but were eventually defeated
in the semi-final by the

Kelowna Owls, who went on
to win the championship

The Royals ended up in a
tie for third place when thev
played to a 1-1 overtime tie
with Burnaby Central

Schools field hockey. tourney

The West Van women's
field hockey association will
be holding their annual
elementary) school tour-

nament at Hugo Ray Park on
Saturday, November 15

All girls interested in field
hockey are eligible to

participate in the activities

For further information.
call Ann Barker at 922 897]
for further details

Ringette season underway

The ringette season 1s now
underway. Over last
weekend at Karen
Magnussen Arcna the Blues
beat une Green Machine 3-2
in the Peute Division The
North Shore Realty Petites
team hosted a team
Langley and lost 6 3

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Clippers, making 22 saves in
two periods as the Caps
trailed 43. Unfortunately
the Clippers bombarded
replacement Bran Bowen
for seven third period
goals... Alex Chorley and
Kent Davis were each two
goal men against Abbots-
ford. With a pair of assists,

games with nine goals and 19
assists... Captain Rod
Slatten is the league's top
goal scorer with 17 in 16
outings. His 15 assists make
him one of the top point-
getters... Statisician Chris
Brereton reports the Caps
have an admirable record of
scoring an average of four
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in seventh place in the eight
team BCJHL Coast circuit
with four victones and 13
losses... The Caps play a
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