B3-Sunday News, October 19, 1980

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PROUD OF THEIR TROPHY, the Lynn Valley Deans Western Dockers pose with the SFU Clansmen Pee Wee
Bowl which the seven-year-olds captured recently. The University put up the trophy and had a series of mini-games
at half time of Clan games. The Lynn Valley entry went through the tournament undefeated and did not give up a

goal. (Terry Peters photo)

NS racer looking to next season

The 1980 Road Racing
Season drew to a close in
B.C. this past weekend with
the final race being run at
Westwood as part of the
Sports Car Club of B.C.'s
Endurance Race weekend.

The North Shore News
Formula Vee driven by
Marty Knoll and sponsored
by Minit-Tune and Cleanco
Western, was there to cap
off a successful season with a
second place finish to Al
Ores of Burnaby.

The race itself was
uneventful save for an early
race dice between Knoll and
Larry Bangert of Seattle
Using traffic to his ad-
vantage, Knoll was able to
put Bangert behind and
dnve home to his second
place finish.

More importantly, the
finish gave Knoll second
place in the CASC (BC

Kipmaki soccer club as the
onty undefeated club in
division 2b of the Vancouver
Metropolitan soccer league
following their decisive 4 1

win over West Van Rovers
last weekend
Paul Bolducc: and Ron

Wilson each scored twice for
the winners after giving up

Egrets
draw

West Van Fgrets fought to

a 1) draw with South
Greyhounds ino Division TIT
achon Ladies field Nowckey

last weekend

Fhzabeth Butler proked up
the I-gret while
Sandra Harns had a strong

lone goal

all around game for the West
Van team

Region) Points Champion-
ship to go along with his
finish in second for the
1.C.S.C.C. Points Champion-
ship as well. The North
Shore News driver started
out the season with a new
car for him which he modi-
fied extensively and then
drove to his best placings in
his driving career.

The F-Vee class consists
of a small, single seat open-
wheel cars powered by
1200cc VW engines. The
emphasis is therefore placed
on dnving skill rather than
the cars themselves although
good race preparation is
important as well. With their
small tires, many say (that the
F-Vee's are more difficult to
drive fast than the larger cars
in other classes.

Of his racing
Marty Knoll said

“We started out the season

season,

Kipriakis unde

the first poal to Rovers at the
4S minule mark

Wilson equalized
before the half

pust

In the second
Bolducei scored at the 75
minute mark, followed five
minutes later by Wilson on a
breakaway

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but we were hampered by a
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two feet however, as that
track is all corners and we
were able to be dominant
there. We lead briefly at
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and in the first race at
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fourth place finish on a rain-
soaked track

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put on a good performance
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sconng with a penalty shot at
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Stewart Brodenck and Ed
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defensive standouts for the
winners with Don McClean
setting up plays for Bolducci
and Wilson on the attack.

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noll finishes year in second

some very close dicing this
year, real crowd pleasers,
and managed to improve in
the driver skill department
immensely. Look for us to be
one of the dominant teams in
the championship next year!

Chinese enter race

NEW YORK (UPI) - Three

“This is the first year we
Chinese

runners will extended invitations to the
compete Oct. 26 in the New People’s Republic of China,”
York City Marathon, the said race director Fred

first time the athletes have

Lebow. “We felt it was an
run in the West.

appropniate gesture since it
was a sporting event, ping-
pong, which helped bring
our two nations together.”

The three runners — Liu
Zonggui, Fang Menshun and

Shan Changmin — all have About 16,000 runners

‘ run marathons in less than from 43 nations have
two hours, 19 minutes, race registered to run in the
officials said Tuesday. marathon.

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