Shutouts in coaches league

Week 17 in the Coaches’
League produced shut-outs
in the results of half the
matches. League-leading
Iron Horse blanked Eagle
Harbour 40 with — goal-
keeper Dave Shawn posting
his tenth shut-out as his team

sports a sparkling record of
conceding only nine goats in
{7 games.

Second-place Lynnwood
Hotel swamped Arch-Rival
Lynn Valley 6-0 as reserve
keeper Peter Nagy stopped a
penalty kick en route to his

shut-out, the team’s sixth.
Goal-scorers for Lynnwood
were Jim Ewen (2), Bill
Smith (2), Ted Budai and
Steve Watkins.

Olympia Gold Caps net-
minder Rodger Smith
recorded his first clean-sheet

of the season when his team
bounced Carlings 4-0.

The other three matches
were very close as Super-
stars came back to the
Olympics 1-1, Motson’'s
edged Caribbean Stars 3-2,
and Bosch Royals upset
Aardquin Construction 2-1.

Blues split with Okanagan

Capilano College Blues
mens basketball team split a
pair of league games wuh
Okanagan Lakers over the
weekend in Kelowna.

On Friday might the men

went down to a 85-74 loss to _.

the Lakers with Tim Mills
scoring 22 points.

North Shore Sanitherm
Saints held on to first place
in division 2a soccer action
on the weekend with a 2-1
win over Drake Hotel.

Down 1-0 at the half,
Saints came back to win the
game in the last two minutes
of the game on a goal by
John Fisher.

Fraser Ritchie has scored

earlier in the half to
equalize.

Wallhie Dohm, Steve
Butcher and Dugald Mc-

But it was a major tur-
naround Saturday night with
John Oberhoffner leading
the way with 17 points to a
73-64 overume win.

win, according to coach Neil
Chester, goes to Mytan Hart

Phail all had strong games on
defense for the winners who
now go up against third
place Meridian on Sunday. 2
p.m. at Loutet Park.

A win for Saints in the last
league game would assure
them at least a tie for top
spot for Edgemont who have
been night up near the top all
seasen.

West Van Royals con-
unued with their undefeated
season on the weekend with
a 4-0 win over Croato B in

who picked off 16 rebounds
for the Blues.

contest Lakers had the Blues
on the ropes 3-18 before the

64 at the end of regulation
time.

Saints, Royals looking

3a soccer action.

The win leaves Royals in
second place, one point
behind Appolo North
Amenica with one game left
in the regular season.

Mark Worral picked up
two goals for Royals with
singles going to Kevin Bush
and Maurice Hulscher.

Royats take on Royal! City
on the weekend, hoping that
Croatta wilt down Appolo to
allow the West Van entry to
take top spot on the last day.

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Blues held Lakers
scoreless in the overtime
session to take the match.

Both men and women are
in acuon Friday night in

Meectoria tf —exhibitron -pisy

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