7 in Dogwood Basketball
League playoff action Thurs-
day at. Winston Churchill
High School the North Shore
‘Mountaineers were defeated

409 FA - tiie mous
41U3-75 by Vancouver

Paddys, led by Larry Street

with 20 points.

The loss put paid to the

Mountaineers’ hopes of the
title by eliminating them
from the best-of-three semi-
final round two games to

one, and put Paddys into the:

best-of-three final. —

_ North Shore Winter Club
skaters gave a highly credit-

able performance in the
recent Canadian figure skat-
ing championships at Cal-
gary,
fourth places in senior events

plus a- couple of bronze
medals.

Jimmy Szabo, i8, came

fourth in the senior men’s

94-73

National championships

with two near-miss -

’ the Ar gyle

rounced South Delta

Argyie- Windsor tournament,
sparked by most-valuable-

player Mike Jackel with a -
28- point score.

we

Windsor won. the consola-
tion final by dropping Spec-

trum of Victoria 89-67. Olaff.

Zeucn led the victors with Zi

points.

In North Shore league play

Sentinel slaughtered Del-
brook 124-76, while Hillside

beat Carson Graham 81-68.

West Vancouver defeated
New Westminster 72- 61 in an
exhibition game.

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competition, while Susan
MacDonald gained the same
placing .in the =

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womens.

The bronze medals went to
Katherina Matousek and
Brad Starchuk, novice pair
champions, and to: Leslie

Casper and Eric Thomsen, |

junior pair winners, all four
from NSWC. .

“The eighth annual North Shore high school wrestling

‘championships are taking

place today
February 16) at Hamilton Secondary School,,
Hamilton, North Vancouver.

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_ The meet starts at 3:30 P- m. and continues until 10

p.m. oo

More than 130 competitors | from 11 schools are.
scheduled to compete in 14 weight classes -- ranging
from 89 lb. to the heavyweights over 191 Ibs.

First and second place finishers in all weight classes
will compete in the B.C. championships to be held
February 25 and 26 in New Westminster. .

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in the final of the

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top goalie.

In the opening bout of the
North’ West Intermediate
Hockey — League’s . Double
Round Robin _ semi-finals
‘Monday at North Van Rec
Centre the league-leading
: Senators ~came ‘uncomfort-.
close to defeat at the

Pastimes, who notched up a
2- 0 lead i in the second period.

Then a series” of’ costly
penalties took their toll of the
Pastimes, allowing the Sen-
ators to come from: behind in
the second and third stanzas.
for a narrow .4-3 victory.

~

The next.

game in the
semi-finals takes place

Thursday, February 17,
when the Merchants meet

Round. Robin tournament
continues through Saturday,
_ March 12..

‘In‘final league games last
_week the surprise package ~
was a 3-2 victory Friday. by
‘the Trojans - ‘over the. first-

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place Senators—who salved
their pride, however, in two
other games by defeating the
Pharoahs in Monday and
Saturday encounters with
scores of 7-4 and 6-2

respectively.

‘Meanwhile, the Pastimes
downed the Trojans 3-1 in
Thursday’s match, but were

__ edged = 1-0 by the Merchants
two days later.

Final league standings

from the regular schedule,
- with all teams having played

32 games, are as follows

(total points—wins—losses

—ties):
Senators: 56- 27-3- 2:
Pharoahs:: 42-19-9-4; Tro-

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