58 - Sunday; November 9, 1986 - North Shore News

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THE Drillers recorded their first
North Shore Senior Hockey
League shut-out of the season
recently when they blanked the Old
Crows 4-0.

Larry Watts scored the only goal
of the first period.

Hal Jenkins scored from the
point early in the second, then
Watts added his second midway
through the period.

A late goal by Guy Robinson
completed the scoring.

The Canadians, meanwhile,
squeaked by the Old Buzzards 4-3
in an exciting contest. Jim Maurer
opened the scoring carly in the first
period.

Later, Doug Eaton converted
Steve Paquin's perfect pass, giving
the Canadians a 2-0 lead.

With time running out in the
first period, Aimie Lehouillier
lifted his own rebound over Terry
Abrahams to cut the lead in half.

Rick Poliquin restored the Ca-
nadians’ two-goal lead from a
scramble in front of the Buzzards’
net.

But Ted Perry got one back for
the Buzzards soon after.

Mel Melnechenko gave Cana-
dians some breathing space from
another scramble, but a minute
later Lehouillier was allowed to
circle the net and come out in front
to beat Abrahams from close
range.

The Buzzards pulled goalie Keith
Major for an extra attacker in the
final minute, bul did not get any
good scoring chances.

In other action, the Warriors
came out flying against the
Firefighters, and ran up a 5-0
first-period lead.

Marksmen included Jamie Dean,
Ted White, Bruce Murray and Ken
Begg, who scored twice.

Fred Baines got one back for the
Firefighters before the period end-
ed when he converted Ken Fran-
cis’s face-off pass.

In the second, Francis scored on
a break away and Jim Klipa tipped
in Gary Vigers’s pass from the
blueline to narrow the margin to
5-3.

But Dean combined with Mur-
ray for a pretty goal seconds later
to restore the three-goal margin.

Vigers brought the Firefighters a
little closer, and then quick goals
by Frank Hawrychuk and Rick
Goluboff tied the game.

The Firefighters could have won
in the last few minutes when they
had several good scoring chances.

Jim Maurer «f Canadians con-
tinues to Jead the scorers with eight
goals and 10 points.

Aimie Lehouillier of Old Buz-
zards is tied in points but has only
five goals.

Canadians’ John Davidson, out
of action for a couple of months
with a knee injury, continues to
lead goalies with a 2.25 average.
John Pain of Old Crows increased
his league-leading penalty total to
14 minutes.

NORTH SHORE SENIOR HOCKEY

LEAGUE
(Games played Oct, 26)
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Canadians 5 a2
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ROOKIE quarterback Todd Ven-
nels completed a 21-yard
touchdown strike to tight end
Warren Castley to lead the North
Shore Bantam Argos to a 41-0
trouncing of the Sunshine Coast
Sealions Oct. 19 in Gibsons in
local football action.

The win improved the Bantams’

record to five wins and three losses

with two games remaining in the
regular season.

Running back Paul Zucatts was
the Argo workhorse as he lugged
the ball 13 times for 152 yards and
two touchdowns,

The stingy Argo defence was
brilliant, not only recording their
first shut-out of the season but

also producing 10 points.

Outside linebacker Zac Gibson
returned a pass interception 14
yards for a major score. While
defensive linesman Dion Fatafehi
and Sean Lambert each recorded a
two-point safety touch.

Cornerback Josh Vanderah an-
chored the defence with three solo
tackles and a pas. interception.

Kicker Ross Joughin had a

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perfect game with four converts
and a single from a 65-yard kick
off.

Halfback Chris Harris scored
the Argos’ final touchdown on a
spectacular 13-yard off-tackle run
late in the fourth quarter.

Reserve fullback Jason ‘‘Can
Opener’* Dobmier rambled five
yards for a two-point conversion
to round out the scoring.

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