22 - Sunday, March 9, 1986 - North Shore News

Sports
HOCKEY

Pee Wees skate to

THE North Vancouver Pee Wee B
Hockey tcam completed league
play Feb. 23 with a 7-0 win over
Kerrisdale to finish in first place in
the Pee Wee 'B" League.

The team had a successful
season and achieved some im-
pressive statistics.

They scored the most goals in

Pee Wee league play, averaging
over five goals per game, while
achieving the lowest goals against
average of 1.78 per game.

They also had the second lowest
penally minutes in the league.
Standings: Pee Wee “B" League

WOE PL GE GA PIM

North Van 22°50 44 145 48 294

first

bwe 19 8 240 14 58 430
Richmond (W) WHOM 137 td 68 342
Richmond (H) 17 P35 1210 68 460
Kerrisdale Is 142 108 341
Burnaby V2 102 103 22)
Hastiags 124) 82°19 316
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Seafnir as 39 0735 408

Canadians tie up NEWS

THE North Shore News fought the
Avalon Canadians to a 2-2 tie in
North Shore Industrial Hockey
League action recently.

The News opened the scoring
early in the first period on a goal
by their leading goal scorer Dave
Eisler, assisted by Mike Schemmer
and Dale Spooner.

The lead held up until late in the
period when Mike Smith scored
for the Canadians to tie the game
at one each.

The only goal of the second
period was scored on a power play
by Avalon’s Phil Keefe, with

assisis going to Darretl Johnson
and Mike Smith.

Both goaltenders played well,
with Kevin Josephison of the News
turning in another excellent per-
formance.

The News tied the game al two
with six and a half minutes re-
maining on a goal by Mike
Schemmer, assisted by Dale
Spooner and Doug Tomkin.

The best chance to break the
deadiock came in the final minute
of play as the captain of the News,
Bruce Bonbernard broke in with
Doug Tomkin. With the Avalon
goalie slightly out of position,

Bonbernard’s high shot rattled off
the post.

The tie leaves the News with a 10
wins, eight losses and three ties re-
cord and in the fourth and final
playoff spot just ahead of the
Avalon, with three games remain-
ing.

The Togo Hawks lead the
league, followed by the defending
champions for the past two years,
the Raven Wranglers.

The Scott Flyers are third
followed by the News in fourth,
and the Avalon in fifth, well back
are the Wagner Raiders, Miller
Lites, and Lynnwood Chasers.

Holidays dance on Boston Pizza

HOLIDAY’S came up with two’

wins in North Shore Senior Inter-
mediate Men’s Hockey League
(NSSIMHL) action recently.

On Feb 28 Holiday's defeated

Drillers

bore
Warriors

THE Drillers out hustled the War-
riors en route to a 6-1 triumph in
recent North Shore Senior Hockey
League (NSSHL) action.

Ray Matheson tipped in Larry
Brown’s goalmouth .pass to give
the Drillers a first-period lead.

Less than two minutes later, Ted
White squeezed the puck past
Keith Gibson to tie the game.

Rene Marleau scored on a
breakaway later in the period to
restore the Drillers’ lead.

the struggling Global West
Wholesale Flyers 8-3.

Holiday’s were lead by Mike
MacDonald who collected a hat
trick and was helped by team mate
Ken Sadler who scored twice with
two assists.

On Saturday night, Holiday’s

upset second-place Boston Pizza
6-5

Sadler and Brian Hague of
Holidays had strong games as each
scored four points. With the wins
Holiday’s moved into fourth spot
in NSSIMHL standings, one ahead
of the L.A. Tavern Hawks, who
have three games in hand.

In other playoff races, the Blues
battled Hightest Equipment
Hustlers twice in recent league
play. :

Both teams are fighting for the
last playoff spot and the Blues
helped their efforts by taking three
points of the four up for grabs.

The Blues took solid hold of the
spot by defeating the Husilers 2-0

and followed the win with a 2-2
tie,

Both goaltenders, Blair Sharp of
the Blues and John Musser with
the Hustlers, came up with strong
performances.

In the second game Peter Martin
of the Blues scored the two goals
for the tie.

The only other game played saw
Bert’s Drillers surprise Whites
Automotive Buccanneers 5-3,

Bert's handed the Buc’s only
their third loss of the year.

With the win the Drillers move
within two points of second-place
Boston Pizza.

WLTpe t sG L
Whites Automotive Buccanneers 19 3 2 40
4

Boston Pizza 1$ 9 § 31 25
Berts Drillers 14:10 1 29 26
Holidays 12.11 4 28 27
L.A. Tavern Hawks tl 8 § 27 24
Blues 8 11:1 20 26
Hightest Equipment Hustlers 6 !4 3 ‘5 23
Global West Wholesale Flyers 1 22 0 2 23
(TOTAL GAME SEASON - 28 GAMES)

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Goals by Brown and Ed Holt
increased the Drillers’ lead to 4-1
in.the second period, while two
markers by Brian Wallace early in
the third salted the victory away.

In other NSSHL action, Cana-
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Rick Burrows opened the scor-
ing for the Canadians with a blast
from the point.

Terry Anderson brought Crows
even when his own rebound drib-
bled over Canadians goaltender
Gord Stockell. But Mel
Meinechenko put Canadians back
on top when he roared in with Jim
Tapp on a two-on-one break and
ripped the puck past Bill Swint.

The Canadians took a three-goal
lead on second period tallies by
Steve Paquin and Dan Romanuik.

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with Ron Brown deflecting a shot
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Anderson chalked up his second
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