B2 - Sunday, December 26, 1982 - Nerth Shore News

Pee Wee A's capture top spo

North Shore Winter Club's
(NSWC) Pee Wee A Rep
team defeated close rival
Port Moody 7 to 2 to take
first place in Zone 1.

NSWC took over first
place by winning the game,
played December 9 in Port
Moody, with three goals by
J. Rogers, his first league hat
trick for.the year, and one
each from T. Craven, R.
Tadey, R. Knight and C.
Gustafson. Port Moody
goals were scored by Brawn
and Vermeulen.

Lorne. Bird in the net for
NSWC stopped 19 or 21
shots and the Port Moody

goalie stopped 11 of 18
shots. .
On December 11th NSWC

Pee Wee A's added two

more points to bring their
season total to 20 by
defeating North Van Rec
Centre’s Pee Wee A’s 8 to 3.

~ Jamie Rogers scored three
times to give him his second
hat trick for the season. Two
goals each were scored by T.
Craven, C. Gustafson and
one by G. Savage.

North Van Rec goals were

scored by N. Winder and S.

Lima.
NSWC ‘goalie Kevin

Radbourne stopped 10 shots
with R. Nickel the Rec

The California Bears
Peewee Hockey Team
travelled all the way from
Los Angeles to find out how
' the Canadians played their
National game. North
Vancouver (London Drugs)
gave them a lesson in the
basics in a barnstormer of a
game. Aptly, Andrew
Barnes was the star of the
game with two goals and
three assists. Steve Lima hit

‘the target twice while Todd “

Patz, Rob Sumner and Paul
Fowlie scored on the way to
a 7-4 victory for the Blues.
Assists went to Sumner (2)
and Patz (2).

' The California contingent
will meet Point Grey,

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The North Shore News
Red Wings climbed into a
share of first, place in the
North Shore
Hockey league, Saturday
with an 8-3 splashing of
Torchy’s Flames.

Left winger “Buffalo”
Scheemer popped three
goals leading the charge for
the Red Wings, while Jim
Mann added a pair. Don
Towner and Stuart Davis
scored short-handed goals
less than two minutes apart,
with a News defenceman
serving a penalty midway
through the second frame.
Gary Howell scored the
other, his seventh Red Wing
goal.

Answering for the Flames
were Brian Ruddock, Scott
McEachern, and ‘Darryl
Johnston. Flames goalie Don
Noble was kept busy turning
aside 40 stops, while at the
other end, Gary Empey had

Industrial

Langley, Grandview and
Ridge Meadows during their
sojourn in B.C. They should
be tuckered out by the time
they return to the Southern
sunshine. .

Other results:

N.Van Juvenile A
(Vancouver Fancy
Meats) 7, Grandview 2;
N.Van Atom A (Legion) 5,
Richmond 7.

Peanut Division

N.Van Peanuts 6, Sun-
set 2; Jacks Kiddie Rides 3,
W.Van (Blue) 5; Cablewest
TV 4, Northstars 2; Knights
of Columbus 4, Jacks Kiddie

Ride 2; Old Spaghetti
Factory 6, Jewels by

Christensen 1.

an easier time of it, being

called on to make only 21

saves.

The win moved the News. .

into a-tie for first place with

_the Lynnwood Inn Canucks,

while Torchy’s Flames
remain one point back and
Super Valu (Westlynn Mall)
a mere two points back.

Centre goalie stopping 20 them7to4. -
shots. During the Ridge
Meadows game 6 goals were

Qn December 5, NSWC
played an exhibition gamé
with Kerrisdale Point Grey
tieing them 3 to 3. This was .
their second tie exhibition
game.

' NSWC goals were scored
by R. Tadey, N. McEachern
and K, Hannay.

On December 4 the NSWC
Pee Wee A’s played two
games back ~ to back
defeating Ridge Meadows 6
to 4 in a league game at
Haney and then played an
exhibition game at NSWC
with Abbotsford, defeating

scored by NSWC; T. Craven :
scored ‘a hat trick, N.
McEachern accounted - for
two, R. Knight for one, L.
Bird and K. Radbourne
shared goal keeping,
stopping 27 shots.

The Abbosford exhibition
game goals weye scored by
M. Janis, C. Gustafson, T.
Craven, G. Savage, K.
Hannay, N. McEacheérn.
Bird and Radbourne shared
goaltending stopping 15
shots with the Abbosford
goalie stopping 13 shots.

RINGETTE REVIEW -

Five for

Marni Heed scored five

Heed

In back to back action in

goals while teammate Megan - Optimnist Belle action,
Griffin notched a hat trick in Blades picked up their first
Shopper’s Whoppers 9-6 win win of the season with a 3-2

over Aldergrove in Tween

win over Langley, after
Division ringette action last

holding Langley to a 3-3 tie

week. earlier. ;

In the other Tween match, Leneen Robb scored four
Susan Bergvinson’s two goals and Karen Steinebach
sparked Ringers to a 6-4 win scored three in Ringers 12-1
over Langley. win over Richmond in a

Garfield’s Pussycats Tween exhibition match.

continued their unbeaten
‘streak with a 4-3 win over
North Shore Winter Club
despite Vivien Behrenz’s
three goal performance for
the Winter Club, in Optimist

Richmond is part of a new
association.

Jr. Belle Division, while
Johnny's

Angels downed

A

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