.

North Shore Junior Cana-

dians.. romped into the
semi-finals of the West Coast ©
Junior Hockey League: last
week by blanking the Seattle .
Americans 10-0 in the first of.
three straight games, then -
dumping them ~ 7-4 the |
.. following evening—on_ both
occasions at the - Karen

~ Magnussen arena. °

In the Canadians’ almost
flawless first game. Craig
Gibson, Steve Parker and
‘Jim McPherson each scored .
two goals and an. assist,
while Hugh Cameron con-

tributed - a goal and = four
‘assists.

Single markers were not-
--ched-by John McEown, Brian
Lane and Fergus Cameron.
Canadians netminder Bruce
_ Davie continued on fop form
~ with a total of 21 saves.

Sunday, March 12 and 13, from 1 te 3

By contrast the. second
encounter produced a. more_
_ ding-dong battle, with Seat-—
tle shaving the Canadians’
original 3-0 lead toa. mere
3-2 edge after five seconds of
the second period. By the
end of that stanza Seattle
was ‘still. very. much.

contention, trailing. by only
5- 3. a

The final. period, however,
saw. the ‘Canadians: finally |
sock. it to. the. Americans,
with a key goal at 13:50 by. :
‘Barry Gruntman giving the-
locals a decisive 6-3. edge.
Other Canadians. scorers
during the game were Parker.

with a hat trick and. Hugh

Cameron, ‘McPherson and
Gibson with a single marker.
apiece.

‘Registration for Capilano Little League Baseball (boys ©
- and girls 8-12 years old) will take place this Saturday and

p.m. each day at

/ Capilano Elementary School, 1230 ‘West 20th Avenue,

North Vancouver.

Eligible are students in ‘the required age sown
» attending: Capilano, Norgate and Westview ‘schools.

. The ‘universe appeared to
be unfolding as. it should
during the third week-of the

North Shore

Hockey

‘e Intermediate |
League’s Double

| Round Robin semi-finals.

wr

.

*

The league-leading. Sen-
ators notched victories in
both their games — 5-2

against the. .Pharoahs on

Friday and 6-3 against the
Merchants on Saturday. For

the Pharoahs the defeat was

particularly bitter, ‘because
they badly needed to win the
game in order to climb out of
the Round Robin cellar. And

Results in the North Shore
soccer playdown finals over.
the weekend were:

Division 1: Burdett 3, NS
Centennials 1;° Divisfon 2:
MacSween Highlanders 1,
Burdett 0; Division 3: WV
Spuraways 2, MacSween: 1;
Division 4: Lynn Valley
Falcons 1, WV Spuraways 1.

Division 5: Burdett 2, WV

Spuraways 0; Division 6:
MacSween 1, WV Spuraways

IS soccer fin

for the first two periods: it
looked as though they. might
-make it.

place

(or is it fourth. “and. th third-

place?) Pastimes and Trojans

continued to slug it out—
with the Trojans edging. the
Pastimes 2-1

trounced 8-1 by the Pastimes
in the return encounter.

Meanwhile, the. Pharoahs
consoled themselves Satur-

day with a slim 4-3 victory

over the Pastimes.

0; Division 7: Lynn: Valley. 2,
MacSween 0.

Winners now proceed to

the Provincial Cup. against
contenders from Vancouver,
New Westminster, Burnaby,
Delta, Richmond, Powell
River, Port Alberni, Lower
Island and Upper Island.

The tied Division 4 game
between Lynn ‘Valley and
West Van is being replayed
this week.

Win-day for the Royals

West Vancouver's 11-year-
old soccer stars had a
triumphant weekend. On
Saturday the West Van
Royals: defeated the Fire-

fighter Sparkies 4-1 after,

extra time j in the Centennial

League playoff, having tied
1-1 in regular time.
The following day, at

Squamish, they went on to
win the North Shore cup by
blanking the MacSween
Lions 3-0.

in.

in the - first
game of the week, only to be -|

Pe een Se ee ee ae ee)

| Howe Sound Champs

The indestructible: Argyle the Pipers with 33 points,
Pipers, top basketball team backed up by Garth Cambrey.

on the North Shore, made. it “with 20 points. and Rob. Foot.

official last week .. in with 16.0 05°

spades’ — when. ‘they tr trounc- Des

. pite the final score,
ed the Windsor Dukes 81-57 however, Argyle did not have.
_ to. capture the Howe: Sound

championship.

way. After taking an- early
°- They now: ‘take their place

‘lead, they- temporarily lost .-

as North. Shore’ entry. in the. “momentum: ‘\’as.°°:: Windsor .
. 32nd: annual - B.C... High- closed'the gap to a mere five
School Boys” “Basketball: points. “during —- third
Championships March 16 to- quarter: From. then onward,

19 at -Pacific Coliseum, however, the rest of the
ranking. ‘seventh. in- the. ‘game belonged to the. Pipers.
~ Province.

In the: opening | rounds of |
the - provincial. “tournament
they: are scheduled to_ ‘meet
Vancouver College.

Ina classic encounter with |
the Dukes Argyle’s. left-*
hander Mike Jackel led ‘for.

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