B3-Wednesday, October 22, 1980 - North Shore News

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Royals take aim at provincial football crown

The undefeated. Hands-
worth. Royals continued to
dominate the North Shore
Senior Boys Football League
with a 14-0 win over Sentinel
Spartans last week — but the
big question now is, will they
be able to defend their B.C.
title?

Royals

coach, Dave

Pearce would not be tied
down on the subject, despite
his undefeated record on the
North Shore.

“I don’t know he laughed
nervously, but we will give it
our best shot.”

Pearce is worried about
how his young team will
perform when they come up

against he traditional
powerhouse teams like
Notre Dame and Steveston.

“I don’t think they will let
me down ... hopefully we
will peak at the right time,
the kids have a lot of con-
fidence,” Pearce said.

“The kids” did not let him
down in the Thursday game

against the Spartans as
quarterback Bruce Barnett
scored an eight yard
touchdown in the first
quarter. Dave Duffis added
one more the third quarter
on a 12 yard run.

_ “It was the hardest hitting
game so far this year,” said
Pearce.

Defensive standouts in the

game for the winning side
were Rich Weishaupt and

Mike Densky, both _in-
strumental in the shutout
victory.

Handsworth was able to

hold the Spartans on their

own four yard line in the
fourth quarter.

“It was a good game,
Sentinel played well, they
are a very tough team,”
Pearce added.

Handsworth finishes off
the regular season this week
when they play the Windsor
Dukes on Thursday at
Empire Stadium starting at
7:00 p.m.

Nationals romp to easy win = WV Egrets draw,

If Nationals are not ‘good
enough’ for second division
soccer in the Vancouver
Metropolitan league, then it
is also becoming evident the
3b North Shore side are
perhaps too good for third
division.

Nationals romped to a 10-

0 win over Civils on Sunday
afternoon leaving the team
with four wins and a draw
along with 26 goals with only
one against.

According to team of-
ficials, the Nats, who
finished second last season
were not promoted to

second division because they
were told they were not
‘good enough.’

Tim Williams picked up
four goals for the winners
with Gib Glavin grabbing a
pair. Gordoa Kothlow,
Doug Reid, Mike Gill and
Danny Lomas each scored

singles to round out
Nationals scoring.

Nats led 5-O at the half.

Last week Nationals ran
over North Shore Saints 7-0.

The high scoring team
goes up against Cliff Avenue
on Sunday at 2 p.m. at Eldon
Park.

the

Pegasus unbeaten after three

North Shore Pegasus
picked up their third straight
win in Pacific Northwest
soccer action on _ the
weekend with a convincing
6-0 win over Team Van-
couver, Washington.

Played in the U.S. city,
Pegasus started slowly
leading 1-0 at the half before
gaining Momentum in the
second half.

WATTS
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Ron Hastings picked up a
pair of goals while Mike
Alena, Doug Scorse, Gary
Leblanc and Dave Taylor
rounded out the scoring.

Whitecap Reserves sport a
similar 3-0 record and both
teams will be fighting for top
place in the Premier league
when they meet Sunday at 2
p.m. at Kinsmen Stadium.

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