PIERCING GLANCES
check arrow placement
and form at Thursday's
archery competition at
Ambleside Park.
Scorekeepers Derek
Brennan (second from
right) and Kathy Hicks
assign points while
others look on through
wall of arrows. (Eric
Eggertson photo)

A WIN and a tie in their last
two games of the season
gave the North Shore In-
dians a first place finish in
Lower Mainland Lacrosse
Club action.

With only 12 seconds to
go, Greg Locker evened up
the score in a grudge match
against Vancouver East to
give the Indians a 3-3 split
June 30. The tie brought the
local’s record up to two wins,
one tie and one loss with
their cross-town rivals and
the edge needed to top them

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goal, and Kevin Shepherd
gave one assist. :

The Indians were having
an “off night” according to
coach Harry Baker, and if
not for the outstanding
playing of Horvath, Jasper
and Brad Baker the tcam
would have been swamped. —

As it was, Brad Baker and
Horvath each played 50
minutes. Harry Baker also
said there was poor

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Fhe Indians followed
their tie with an casy 11-1
win.over Mission Last Friday,
with Brad Baker leading the
high scorers with four goals
and five assists.

Oat of = 20 game season,
the Indians lost only onc
game and tied one, both with

Van East.

Playoffs begin shortly,
with times, dates and places
to be announced at the cnd
of this week.

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AYRSHIRE SCHOOLBO-
YS, a select under-16 team
chosen from more than a
dozen senior secondary
schools in Ayrshire County
in Scotland, are now in
Vancouver to complete a
three week playing tour of
B.C. and Washington State.

North Shore soccer fans
can catch the Schoolboys in
action at Swangard Stadium
July 18 and 20 when
take on the B.C. Under-16
Selects and the Willingdon
Park Under-16's  respec-
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The games kick off at 7:30

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Ayrshire Schoolboys here

and 7 p.m. and complete the

eight-game tour.
The Ayrshire squad of 17
players and 4 officials are

hosted by the Lower Island
Youth Soccer Association
vuatil July 110. The
Washington State Youth
Soccer Association will host
the team from July 10 to 16,

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and then the team returns to

Vancouver for six days
before returning to
Scotland.

Admission price for the
special youth international
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$1.50
seniors.

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