24 - Sunday, March 31, 1985 - North Shore News

Brewers come
up short_

THE Olympic/Pizza Piemen
Brewers scored a victory and
a tie in the last week of
Jeague play to clinch second
place in the tough third divi-
sion of Vancouver Adult
Hockey Association.

The win, in a wide-open
contest, came against the

fifth place Knights, while the
tie came against the leayue-
leading Bulls, setting the
local side up well for the
league play-offs.

Against the Knights the
line of Tim Mills, John
Sheils and Greg Durno
shone, picking up six points
between them on the night
while John Gills cou Brad

fell into a 3-0 deficit before
the mid-way point of the se-
cond period.

Then Sheils and Mills
went to work, scoring four
goals between them — (wo
apiece — and when the
buzzer went at the end of the
game the score was tied 4-4,

The Brewers are now
preparing for the playoffs,in

which they hope to repeat
last year’s accomplishments.
In the 1983-84 season, the
Brewers claimed the fourth
division crown,

Fanos each = rarched a pair
of points during the game.
The Brewers found
themselves in a tougher bat-
tle against the Bulls, as they

Ladies
set to

play —
ball

THE LYNN Valley Ladies
fast pitch softball league is
still looking for a few good
players.

Registration is down this |
year and, in order to put
together a full league, the
women are inviting anyone
interested in playing on the
circuit to an open practice
today at Ross Road School.

The practice goes at 1!
a.m.

Those unable to make to-
day’s practice and who want
further information on the
league are asked to phone
Evelyn at 929-5895 or Gayle
at 922-9779.

Lynn Valley Little League

Pee-Wees

Players needed
Ages 8&9
Call evenings

988-7355

For this Summer’s League

Made to be
walked on!

Anyone for tennis?

THE JUNIOR Tennis Championships are underway and
all the action is on the North Shore. Teo young players
from across the country are vying for top honors in the
‘championships that started Thursday at the North Shore
. Winter Club in North Vancouver.

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Philip Stringer
Philip Stringer delivers our Wednesday and Friday
News in our Capilano zone, He has been a News car-
rier for just over a year now and we are pleased to

recognize the excellent job he does.
“until Philip is twelve years old and a grade seven stu-
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It was our pleasure having Philip visit the News,
and for being our star this week he received com-
plimentary movie passes, a North Shore News
baseball cap and recreation tickets to go swimming
or skating. Enjoy the movies and your trip and keep
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