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Dolphins shoot rockets |

THE WEST Van Rockets;
winners of the Gordon Stur-
tridge Football League Flag
Division 4 the last five years,
were upset 12-6 by the West
Van Dolphins Sunday in
league playoff action.

The Rockets scored first
on an end-around play with
Brian Henry scoring the ma-
jor. ‘Tough Dolphins defen-
sive play held the Rockets in
check while Dolphins’

Lynnwood
Brass
Rails

LYNNWOOD | returned to
winning form in Vancouver
Metro Soccer League action
Saturday by edging Brass
Rail 2-1 at Mahon Park

The Lynnwood club
jumped to the attack early,
hitting Brass Rail’s goal post
once and being frustrated on
several close chances.

“The home team never let
up, however, and was
rewarded midway through
the first half when Rob Foot

took.a. through-ball into the |

box and scored:
‘Shortly into the second

_ half, the visitors evened the

score when a Brass Rail
forward beat the Lynnwood
keeper after a scramble 12
yards in front of the home
team’s net.

The winning goal came:
when’. g

five minutes later

Amin Tejani walked in from:..B

the right wing and blasted a

low hard shot that surprised’ Bi -

Brass Rail’s keeper. fu

Lynnwood’s Daryl Bardua
and Danien Wilk ‘had strong
games as did defender Dun-
can Macaulay and midfielde
Paul Hilder. :

Keeper. Mike
player sorely missed through
most. of this year, also
played well,

Lynnwood now has a re-
cord of five wins, two loses,
and two ties.

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Tommy Barbour scored the
tying touchdown on a one-
yard plunge. After several
possession exchanges in
overtime, the Dolphins
worked themselves close to
the goal line where Jimmy
Miyoshi scored the winning
touchdown on another end-
around play.

In the GSL’s Minor Divi-
sion the undefeated,
unscored upon North Shore
Browns completed a perfect
season. with a 26-0 shutout
of the Lions.

In the first quarter Chris

Henry scored on a }1-yard
run. Then Nick-Cena plung-
ed in from five yards for the
second Browns’ major.

Cena then caught a pass
and scored on the extra
point try. In the second
quarter, Cena scored again
to run the score to 19-0.

Early in the second half,
the Browns’ perfect record
was threatened when Dave
Benson broke free from his
own eight yard tine and ran
91 yards to the Browns’
one-yard line.

But Browns’ defense ‘were

slues dribble

past Victoria

‘THE Capilano College

Basketball Blues split a -pair
of away games in the Totem
College Athletic Association
over the weekend.

Friday night in Victoria
the Blues posted a narrow
95-91 victory over the Uni-
versity of Victoria junior
varsity team.

The local squad went into
the second half leading 42-38
and had leads of up to 17
points at various times in the
game, but allowed Victoria
to close the gap. They held
on for the win, however,

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in 28 points and Eric Ter-

mansen adding 19.

The Blues travelled to
Seattle on Saturday to play
North West College and
were defeated 79-72 in a
tight contest. Perovic again
led the way for the Blues
with 16 points, while Ter-
mansen along with Chris
Podlecki both slammed
home 14.

The Cap College squad
will play two home games at
Delbrook gym Friday and
Saturday night.

equal to the challenge, and
after four Lion cracks at the
goal fine, the Browns once
again took control of the
game.

Mandla Riopel closed out
the scoring with a
touchdown late in the fourth
quarter.

Quarterback Cam
Chalmers led the Chargers
with two touchdowns, added
three converts and was
outstanding on defence in
leading the Chargers 24-12

over the Vikings in the 3

Junior Bantam Division.

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Corey Lewis returned an
interception for another
Charger score. The
Charger’s offensive line, an-
chored by Gerry Davies,
opened the way for over 200
yards rushing.

While Chargers’ Ryan
Hultman was a standout on

defence, the opposition Vik-
ings put in a game effort, led
by quarterback Frank
Pimiskern with two
touchdowns and strong of-
fensive play. by Vikings’
Jamie Switzer; Vikings Rick
Strong recovered two fum-
bles in a losing cause.

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