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MIDGET AAA TEAM

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THE NORTH SHORE Wiater
Club Midget AAA hockey team
finished the recent exhibition
season with six wins and one tie.

Victories included a 9-5 win over
North Surrey, a 7-5 win over
Grandview, a 9-3 lambasting of
Langley, a 5-4 win over the North
Van Rec team, and a 8-4 win anda
6-6 tie against the Victoria Raquet
Club,

The illness ridden Winter Club

NORTH SHORE Men’s Interme-
diate Hockey League action over
the Oct. 25 and 26 weekend saw
Holiday Blazers and Bert’s Drillers
battle to a 6-6 draw.

Steve Clippendale had an
outstanding night contributing a
hat trick and two assists for a
five-point night.

Glen Young scored two goals for
Bert's.

Other action saw Larry’s Sports
defeat Anvil Glass 8-5.

The Friends, meanwhile, blitzed
L.A. Tavern 6-2.

Saturday night’s action saw a
third period goal by M. Rensby
give White Automsiive a 3-2 vic-
tory over D & B Automotive.

In the second game of the night,
Holidays Blazers stopped Larry's
Sports 7-2,

Again Clippendale did most of ,

the damage with a goal and four
assists.
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The league bad man has been
Wayne Ledyard who has spent 32
minutes watching from the penalty
box.

Pitch and Putt
winners named

INDIVIDUAL winners in Murdo
Frazer’s September Pitch and Putt
Club Championship were annouc-
ed at a recent celebratory tun-
cheon.

Most improved player honors
went to Sheila Campbell, while the
low net score award went to Irene
Carey.

Evelyn Crawford posted the low
gross score.

Kay Reynolds, who was run-
her-up to Carey, scored a hole-in-
one during the championship.

Tied for most improved player
was Maria Johnstone.

team has played the games with
only 10 and 13 players.

The team consists of six return-
ing forwards: Justin George, Jason
Loewen, Scott Gordon, John Cox,
Andrew Merilees and Pau) de
Gruchy and two veteran
defencemen: Scott Stirling and
Sean Morrison.

Most of the team’s rookies are
from the NSWC Bantan: AAA
team, which was a provincial final-
ist last year.

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In goal are Kevin Radbourne
and Jamey Ceraldi.

Forwards include Xyle Hannay,
Todd Patz, Craig Gustafson, Scott
Morrison and Kenny Campbell
while on defence is Tim Stoddart.

The remaining defenceman,
Greg Feist, played on the Saska-
toon Bantam AAA team which
won the provincial title last year.

The NSWC team plays every
Thursday night at &:55 at the
North Shore Winter Club.

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59 - Sunday, November 9, 1986 —- North Shore News

Saints slip by
New VVest

THE NORTH SHORE St. Alice Saints kept pace with the leaders in the
Metro Soccer League’s first division with a hard fought 2-1 win over
New Westminster at Sapperton Park Oct. 26.

Playing on a wet and muddy field, the Saints pressed hard early in the
game and Jim Mason scored his third goal in two games to put the
North Shore team into the lead. :

The Saints appeared to be taking control of the game, but a mistake
by Lorne Loiselle allowed New Westminster to draw even.

But the Saints managed to settle down. After some fine Saints scor-
ing chances, Ken Powers forced the New Westminster defence into
conceding a goal just before half-time.

After the half, Terry Gaines and Loiselle missed easy chances and
Graham Ivancoe preserved the win by heading a shot off the goal line.

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