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Page B4, August 5, 1979 - Sunday News i re | . | _

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A devastating attack has
moved the North Shore
Indians’ of the West Coast

~Senior-Lacrosse League into
the finals after they wiped
out Vancodver Disco Sports
in two straight semi-final
games. ~ ,

Indians took the first game
of. the series on Tuesday
night with a 20-3 whitewash
of the Vancouver squad then
almost repeated themselves
Thursday evening at the
Killarney Arena posting a

a Over the two game playoff
the Indians outscored
Vancouver 41-8.

Pat Safianuk and Albert
Girard shared goalkeeping
duties fer Indians
throughout the two games
and along with their defense,
kept their end of the floor
free from any _ sustained
attack.” ~~ : ,

Keith Baker picked up’
five goals and one assist to
lead the Indians Thursday
while Harry Powless had
four goals and a pair of

____assists.

Jeff Guss, Darryl Powless,
___Bob Holmes and Vern Baker.
“all had two goals each for the
powerladen Indian squad.

In a rough game, Van-
couver picked up 86 minutes
in penalties, most of them
picked up in trying to slow
down the North Shore at-

spent 69 minutes in the box.

The Indians now wait a

while Burnaby and New
West come up with their
third game in the best of
three Thursday evening for
the finalround. —

The first game of the best
of five finals will go Friday
night at 8 p.m. in the North
Van Rec Centre.

The winner of the final
round will then proceed to
the provincial title also to be
held at the Rec Centre later
in the month.

Offensively the Lions, and
especiall Larry Key;
continued to run well, but in
the air they had nothing
resembling Clements 46 yard
touchdown pass to Freeman
Johns, and his 49 yard pass
to Rod Parker at the very
end of the first half.

NOT LOSERS

Actually Saskatchewan
outplayed the Lions in a few
areas, and did not really look

winless through the whole
season.

pike a team destined to go
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The tcam = tooked far
better in their fourth loss of
the season, than they did in
the first, which was also
against the Lions.

NORTH SHORE INDIANS
will be going full out
starting this Friday when
they open the finals of the
West Coast Senior
Lacrosse League. at the
North Van_ Recreation
Centre at 8 p.m. The In-
dians have had a successful
season with a 19-1 record
over regular play and a
straight pair of wins for the
semi finals. (Terry Peters
photo)

outstanding, as usual, both
as a ball carrier and as a pass
reciever.

And Rod Parker had an
exceptional game, running
back four kick-offs for a
total of 117 yards, and also
catching a couple of passes
fora 71 yard total.

The only reason the
Roughrider pass receivers
did not look better, is
because Clements threw
some passes which went
nowhere and did not even
have the decency to look as
if they were aimed at
anybody.

But on a hot summer's
night before 23,308 decadent
West coast fans, praire
power really doesn’t stand
much of a chance anyway,
does it?

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