Page B3, October 17, 1979 - North Shore News

Shore Pegasus failed to find
the scoring punch Sunday
afternoon against. Simon

Fraser University, _and had .
to content themselves with a .

1-i draw in Pacific North-
West Soccer action= at
Kinsmen Stadium.

Playing with four NASL
pros in the lineup the north
shore team is hoping for a
repeat of last winter when
they captured the trophy
over the Whitecap reserves,
the reserve side.from Seattle
as well as U Vic and SFU.

Danny Jensen, filling— in
for former pro Chris Bennett
in midfield, scored the only
Pegasus goal at the 15
minute mark of the first half.

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For a while it appeared
that Pegasus would open up,
but a tenacious SFU 11 kept

‘within striking distance and

came up with the equalizer

Avalon Blues strength-
ened their hold on first place -
and held on to their un-
defeated record in Division.
3C of the Van Met Soccér
League on Sunday with a 4-0
rout over. Vancouver
Columbias at Kilmer Park.

Wayne Stewart and Ron
Wilson picked up first half

gasus draw with

A powerladen- ‘North

10 minutes into the second
half.

Joining the Pegasus for the
winter season is Los Angeles
Aztec defender ‘John

Blues still undefeated .

goals ‘for Blues then saw

their. lead strengthened by
Ron Hilder and Don Ashby.

_ in the second half.

Paul Balducci looked
strong up front for Blues
while Colin Cooper held off
all attack on the back line.

Dick Burns earned the
shutout for Blues who now

THE GIRLS ARE IN full 1 flight in North Shore soccer. Pictured above is Linda Nelson of McSween Totems moving —
in on the goal of the Capilano Ravens to score. In this game, the Totems won 6-1.

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McGrane along with Garry
Ayre and Dale Mitchell
formerly of Whitecaps and

now with Portland Timbers |

and John’ McLenaghan of .
Minnesota Kicks.

have a game in hand over

second placé New ~ West
Luckies, their next op-
ponents. ,

With two shitouts in a
row, Blues. sport a record of
three wins and one draw

with 16 goals for and six
against. .

nat

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‘for NS coach |

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Soccer Association is
looking for coaches for their
Under 18 Select team.

Interested and qualified
persons should apply in

writing
President,

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