WITH THE completion of
first round action in the
North Shore Intermediate
soccer association, Western
Realty Spurs and = North
Shore Wolves remain the on-

ly undeteated teams in the
three division league.
Spurs downed West Van

United 6-0 on the weekend in
Division three action to run
their season record to five

wins against only one draw to
stay a single point ahead of
the only other undefeated
team, North Shore Wolves.

Wolves have four wins
against two draws.

In the only other third divi-
sion game, North Shore
Kicks were handed a $.2

defeat at the hands of Mount
Seymour Bulldogs.

Division two results saw

Spurs undefeated

NS Old Boys down WV Old
Timers 4-2, WV Rangers over
Rotary Lions Gate 3-] and
WV Rowdies downed Rusty
Gull Crusaders 2-1.

In Division one, NS
Wanderers downed Van-
couver Holdings S-2, Shop-
pers Drug Mart were 3-1 win-
ners Over Capilano and WV
Kokanee shut out Edgemont
Hy-Caps 2-0.

Flames burn up ice

The North Shore Winter
Club Flames travelled to
Chilliwack Friday night and
came away 11-6 victors.

The Jets, playing their
usual rough house game were
burned for four power play
goals.

Cary Manns and Paul
Tadey led the assault with
two goals each, with singles
going to Cam Drew, Dave
Clark, Steve Corcoran,

Howie Stohl, Joe Ceraldi,
Gord Wilson and Scott
Picard. Jim Wilson had four
assists for the winners.

Flames suffered another
injury loss as big Randy
Moberg fractured his elbow
late in the game and will be
out indefinitely.

John Goddard handled the
goaltending, blocking 28
shots.

On Saturday

night the

flames extended their
unbeaten string to nine games
by beating the 2nd place Seat-
tle Americans 3-2.

Jim Wilson scored twice
and Paul Tadey added the
other. Kevin Innis was steady
in the Flames net blocking 30
shots.

Next up for the Flames is
Saturday night at the Winter
Club against Mission, game
tume 8:45 pm.

Weather disrupts schedule

SEVERAL GAMES in North
Shore Youth Soccer Associa-
tion play had to be cancelled
Sunday because of bad
weather, but most teams
managed to play game eight
of the schedule:

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Us:
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B3 - Wednesday

COLLEGE BASKETBALL

Clean sweep for Blues

CAP BLUES basketball,
both the men and women’s
variety, are serving notice
that they will be forces to be
reckoned with when Totem
Conference action gets
underway November 18
Both teams came up witha
pair of wins over the weekend
against the jumior variety
teams of UVic and UBC.

Brenda Giesbrecht led the
way for the ladies Friday
mght when they downed
UVic in Victoria 84-40.

It was a game when all 12

Belle’s

BELLE B teams remain
undefeated after the first two
weeks of league play, as do
the both Tween teams.

Last week Belle II beat
POCO 2-1. They repeated the
performance this week

against the other POCO B
team with a 7-1! victory.

Annette Chernin recorded
a hat trick, Sandra Anderson
scored two. goals; Tracey
Wilson and Laura Grandison
each brought in one.

Weekend Scores: Petite A

ll, POCO 5; Tween A 4,
Langley 4; Tween B 6,
Squamish 5; Jr. Belle A 2,
POCO 6: Belle A 2,

Aldergrove 0; Belle BI 6,
Aldergrove 1; Belle B Sf 7,
POCO 1.

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UVic in the Blues 87-69
blowout in which they led
6-30 at the half.

Finn Hansen hit for !2

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Marter's 18 points and 14
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Blues Saturday when they
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