B2 - Sunday, November 11, 1984 - North Shore News

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No soccer SUIPFISES Nswe ringette

WEEK SEVEN of the North
Shore Intermediate Soccer
Association schedule held no
surprises as the teams start to

consolidate their intra-
divisional positions.
In the first division, the

Western Realty Spurs tain-
tained top spot as they blank-
ed the W.V. Rangers 3-0.

Larry’s

LARRY'S took over the top

spot in men’s intermediate
hockey this weekend
Lawson Boutiher scored

twice as the Blues were out-

skated Saturday evening
Super Valu #140 had

another tough weekend drop-

Whyte

PEE WEE’S House, Whyte
Insurance camp up a winner
over Neptune Terminals 2-1
ina very evenly matched
game at North Van Rec Cen-
tre. Goals came from Tom
Fidew and kevin Soper for

Shoppers Drug Mart, who
had a bye, held second place
ahead of W.V. Square Rigger
and Capilano, both of whom
had their games postponed
(against Rusty Gull
Crusaders and = Elwerthy
Electric, respectively)

The Seaspan Mariners con-
tinued their dominanon of

the second division with their
13-2 rout of the Pemberton
Station Rangers. Deep Cove
United kept a strong grasp on
second place with their 4-2
win over the N.S.Wolves.
Other action saw the WV.
Sea Lions bear WV.) United
4-0.

The North Mount
Spuraways, who have blasted

their third division rivals with
39 goals while only allowing
3, continued their winning
ways with an 11-0 romp over
WV. Celtic. The victors in
the other two games are tied
tor second place as the Mt
Seymour Wanderers defeated
the N.S. Eagles 4-2, and the
Burrard Warriors whipped
the Pegasus Hycaps 8-1

sport shop on top

ping two games. Thursday
saw Todd Semenuck score
four points in’ an up and

down game that finished 7-6.
Brian McDonald scored twice
tor S.V #140, as they came
from 5-1 to tie $-S, after two
periods Dan Sita also had a

four point
Goofys.
Saturday S V) Park Royal,
fell behind the Bucs 4-0 in a
game that ended 4-2. Mike
Hodgeson had two goals and
two assists for the winners.
There were two. other

evening for

over Neptune

Whyte Insurance
In other
Navy

acuion, Army &
downed North Shore
Winter Club 14-2) Justin
Langevin came up with 4
goals and | assist Shots stop-
ped, Army & Navy 19,

N SWC 40

Bravo Pizza came up with
a 3-1 win over Army & Navy
Honorable mention goes to
Meredith Chapman tor his 28
saves Mathew Saunders
scored the only goal tor Ar
my & Navy.

Spartans roll cowboys

IN THE LONE Wednesday
Night game this week, North
Van. Spartans put on an of-
tensive show that left the
West Van Cowboys sheil
shocked and reeling

Byen with the standout
play of Assatf Kartidanata,
and Chris Carmac, the
Cowboys could not stop the
Blue wave

Spartans, with over 400
yrds in offence, played a
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game. The defence torced 4
turn overs in the first half,
denying the Cowboys any de
cent field position. And then
in the second half, Tackles
Doug Nelson and Dennis
Keith were in the backfield
more than the Cowboy runn
ing backs
Offensively for the Spar
tans, i was exceptional line
work, that allowed RBs Jett
Chalmers and Dave bimeti to

score J touchdowns

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when the line did break down
quarterback Cam Chalmers
was able to scramble out of
trouble time and again, twice
for touchdowns

The win gives the Spartans
a lock on 2nd place going in
to the 9th and final week of
regular league play

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games in the League, but in-
formation was not available

LAST WEEK in Ringette at
the NSWC saw Keith Cor-
ney’s Tween A team play a
very tight game = against
Aldergrove. The score ended
in a 2-1 win for NSWC with

goaltender Lee McConnell
playing very well in goal.
Goalscorers were Laurie

McKenzie and Tara Gray.

The Petite A team scored a
6-4 win over Aldergrove with
the game see-sawing back
and forth till midway
through the 3rd period when
the NSWC team went ahead
by 2 goals. Goalscorers were
Jessica Campbell and Jodi
Rogers.

The Petite B#2 team had a
tough game against Poco to

come up with a 2-2 tie. The
Poco goaltender played an
excellent game in keeping the
home team to 2 goals, both
of which were scored by
Jessica Crawshaw. Coach
Jim McBeth moved his
players around quite a bit
and Nikol Heatherington
played very well in all:
positions.

The Petite B#l ‘‘Hotlegs”’
won 14-3 over the N.W. Van
#2 team, however, contrary
to what the score might sug-
gest, the game was a very
good one with the NSWC
goaltender Danielle Emmrich
playing an outstanding game
in keeping the N.W. Van
team out of the net!

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