B2 - Wednesday, November 16, 1983 - North Shore News

Canadians hold
hockey lead

THE DRILLERS broke open
a close game with four goals
in the third period to defeat
the Old Crows, 6-2 in North
Shore Senior Hockey League
action. .

Playing a tough checking
game, the Drillers were led by
Larry Barker and John Mc-
Cormack with two goals
each. Ray Matheson and Ed
Collins added singles. Gary
MacDougall in the first and

Jim Nichols in the third
replied for the Crows.
Canadians moved three

defencemen up front, and the
line of Max Bailey, Dan
Romanuik, and Jim Maurer
scored four goals in a 9-3
defeat of the Warriors. But

the big story was Murray
Feist, who moved back to
defence in the shuffle, and
connected with one goal and
set up four others, mainly
from booming shots from the
point. Jamie Dean, D. Scott,
and Larry Braley replied for
the Warriors, who were in the
game until they took a rash
of penalties at the end of the
second and beginning of the
third period. Then the Cana-
dians scored two power play
goals with the Warriors two
men short to put the game
out of reach.

The Old Buzzards-Fire-
fighters game was postponed
because the Buzzards were in
a tournament in Vancouver.

Few weekend
games played

FOUL WEATHER
prevented all but a few North
Shore Youth Soccer games
from taking place. Most of
the matches that did go on
were make-up games from
earlier parts of the schedule,
though a few teams jumped
ahead to Game Eighteen of
the schedule.

Boys Premier U16:

North Van United 1, Mount
Seymour Royals 0; Cliff
Avenue United 3, WV
Spuraways 2; U12: McSween
Highlanders 0, Lynn Valley
Falcons |.

Girls Premier U14:
MacSween Highlanders 1,
North Van United 0; U1:
Mt. Seymour Eagles 1, WV
Thunderbirds 1; U11: MacS-
ween Highlanders 3, Mt.
Seymour Otters 1; U13: Mt.
Seymour Pumas 0, Mt.

Seymour Skyhawks 1.

Boys Centennial U18 East:
N.V.U. Athletics 1, W.V.
Royals Red 2; L.V. Cycles 0,
MacSween Stongs 1; L.V.
F.O.E. Eagles 1, W.V.
Cobras Blue 1.

Ul6:

MacSween Sportsman Sup-
plies O, L.V. Sussex
Wanderers 3; MacSween
North Shore Tire 0, L.V.
Eagles 5; MacSween L & K
Lumber 1, Mt. Seymour
Wildcats 0; W.V. Cougars 3,
N.V.U. Coventry 2.

U14 West:

LV Whitecaps 1, McSween
Saints 0; MacSween Stars 1,

WV Sockers 0; NVU
Leicester City 1, MacSween
Raiders 0.
U12 East:

LV United 6, WV Kicks 0:

WV Whitecaps 8, NV United
Millwall 0.

Lions win pair

LYNN VALLEY Lions, clos-

ed out their regular season
with their seventh straight

win beating the Jets 26-0 on
Remembrance Day ian GSL.
minor football action
Fullback Merritt} Hutchins
led the scoring with a pair of
touchdowns while Flanker

Chris Bradford and Quartet
back David Haslam added
the other two

The Lions then played the
fourth place Jets on Sunday

in Semt Final action
defeating them 4 7
Quarterback David Haslam

again played an outstanding
gBame scoring three
touchdowns while Halfback
Chris Obeck scored the other
two

Lions now play the tough
Spartans in the final game on
Sunday Head Coach Ron
Gutlespre expects this wall be
his team’s toughest game of
the season. Game ime ts 9 00
AM at Norgate Park

Any boys wishing to play
football next) year are en
couraged to attend as there
will be final games in all four
divisions Flag, Manor, Jr
Bantam, and Bantam

Strong defence

A HARD SKATING,

close

checking game in) Po wo bet
ween the Debs and NW Van
Belle A team resulted ina tO
wink for the older Debs in
Ringette action

Helle’s goalie, Lorraine
Lohin played an outstanding
game with the help of supert
checking in the defensive
7one

Another hard fought game
took place in West Van bet
ween the Belle BO Bombers
and Poco, resulting i a 4 4
tic

Denise Tacherau scored
for the second time this
season as centre for her ocw
team Old) team members
Jennifer Renaud and Sonia

Berny brought the score to 4

goals. not enough to break

the tic against the hot Poco
goalie

Other games reported last
weck
Tween A (2) vs NSWC (4),
Tween 8 (2) vs POW © (4),
Jt Belle B (2) vs POCO (4)

IN SPITE of the inclement
weather recently, the North
Shore Intermediate Soccer
Association has managed to
make up all games tn the
regular season schedule.

The only two makeup
games required saw Capilano
and Shoppers Drug Mart bat-
tule to a I-1 draw in division
one action while West Van

Defenses

DEFENSE was definitely the
key word in a scoreless draw
between Totemcolor and
Olympia Gold Caps as
Coaches’ Soccer League ac-
tion shifted to all-weather
pitches last Sunday.

Gold Caps’ strikers Mark
Cassidy, Paul Kusnir and Bill
Ferguson were unable to
penetrate the opposition
back-line, while at the other
end of the field, Totemcolor

Old Timers thumped West
Van Rowdies 6-2 in division
two.

In division one regular play
on Saturday, West Van
Kokanee edged past Shop-
pers Drug Mart 1-0 while
Capilano and Vancouver
Holdings Ltd. drew 3-3 with
North Shore Wanderers and
Edgemont Hy-Caps also bat-

tling to a draw, 2-2.

West Van Rangers and
West Van Rowdies fought to
a 3-3 draw in division two ac-
tions while Lions Gate lost a
3-2 decision to North Shore
Old Boys. In other division
two action Rusty Gull
Crusaders took West Van
Old Timers 5-1.

Western Realty Spurs

Intermediates all caught up

squeezed out a narrow 1-0
win over Seaspan Mariners
with North Shore Wolves
outgunning Mount Seymour
Bulldogs 6-4 in division
three.

West Van United defeated
West Van Blues 2-1 while
North Shore Kicks had the
bye to round out division
three play.

shine in coaches league

forwards Carlyle Matthews
and Albert Waldron were
equally frustrated.

Both goal-keepers earned
their respective shutouts,
Roger Smith of Olympia
when he robbed Matthews on
a breakaway, and Totem-
color’s Lou Garland when he
dove headlong to stop a shot
by ’Caps winger Steve

McMinn.
In another hard-fought

NEWS photo Terry Peters

COLIN SHOTT stands beneath the scoreboard which
registered his perfect game October 31 during doubles
league competition at Brunswick Lanes at Park Royal. It
was his first ever perfect game in league competition. Col-
in also works at the bowling alley.

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