Winners

and losers

It was a good weekend for
the men, but a bad one for
the women in Capilano
College soccer action. '

The womens’ team, which
only ‘began playing this year,
lost its first (wo games of the
season to Nanaimo’s
Malanspina College by
scores of 12-3 and 14-1.

However the men
defeated Malanspina in both
their games, winning the first
by a 4-1 margin and the
second by 7-1.

In womens’ action,
Shelley Gouchee, Carmel

Ward and Mary-Ann
Yzerman scored for Cap
College in the 12-3 loss at
home on Saturday.

Yzerman was the sole
Capilano scorer Sunday in
the 14-1 loss in Nanaimo.

Mike Findlay scored two
goals for the men in their 4-1
victory at Capilano Satur-
day. Brent Murdock and
Martin Foran also scored.

Foran tallied four goals
Sunday in Nanaimo, leading
Cap College to a 7-1 victory.
Findlay, Craig Binian and
Hanif Vellani accounted for
the other goals.

Bluejays soar
in field hockey

West Vancouver Bluejays
defeated the North Van-
couver Sharks 3-0 in
women’s field hockey on the
weekend.

Kate Connaghan scored
two goals for West Van-
couver, with Shilagh Fraser

getting the other. Lisa
-Flemming was outstanding
on defense.

In other action, the West
Vancouver Finches lost 3-0
to Delta, despite exceptional
effort from Barb Harvey,

Margot Dean and Gillian
Wren.

Youth bowls 299

An 18-year-old youth
bowled a Canadian game
first of 299 last Saturday in
league play at Thunderbird
Lanes in North Vancouver.

The junior program
director said Colin Shott,
who was bowling in the

Saturday morning junior
program, shot 11 strikes ina
row and then left a six pin
standing on the last ball of
the last frame.

The outstanding  per-
formance was 100 pins over
average for Shott.

Pegasus unbeaten

Pegasus made itt three ina
row Sunday with a +1
victory over Coquitlam in
Lower Mainland women's
soccer action Sunday

First half goals were
scored by Kerry LeGree and

Darlene Dawson, while
Tracy LeClaire scored in the
second half.

Pegasus plays at Eldon
against Westburn at 10 am.
Sunday

Brothers played well

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defensively for the Chargers

Meanwhile in Squamish.
the Chiefs defeated the
Steelers 146 Iim Yeo
scored oa mayor for the
losers

Scott Findlay scpred two

touchdowns on runs of 45
and JO yards as the Vikings

beat the Stampeders 12-6.
Twin brothers Anthony and
John Ostler were the best
defensive players for the
Vikings

Keep Canada
, Beautiful

ves

“NO

—
B3 - Wednesday, Sept. 30, 1981 - North Shore News

ANGUISH §in-
‘volved in a soccer
game shows clearly
on the faces of Ian
Baker (left) of the
North Shore News
and- Tom Gardner
of Trev Jones
Excavating. Ex-
cavating won 7-2 in
North Shore iIn-
dustrial action on
the weekend.
(Terry Peters
photo)

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