24 - Sunday, November 37, 1985 - North Shore News

Sports

Drillers pluck
Old Crows

THE DRILLERS defeated
The Old Crows 6-4 in North
Shore Senior Hockey League
action November 10.

Ken Feyer played a pro-
minent role in the win with
four assists.

Scoring for Drillers were
Pat Furlong with Rene
Marleau, Ray Matheson,
Rick Walton, and Ed Holt
with singles.

John Pain and Bruce
Simpson each had a goal and
an assist for the Crows, with
other tallies going to Wayne
Silver and Terry Anderson.

In other action Warriors

LYNNWOOD managed a tie
against Germania F.C. in
Vancouver Metro Soccer
‘League action November 9.
The result gives the First
Division North Shore Club a

4-2-2 record with six league |

games remaining.
_ In the confines of Loutet
Park neither side was able to

,take early control. . Shortly

before half-time the Lynn-

-wood forwards, mounted a

more cohesive attack, forcing
the Germania defenders into

_some lunging’ tackles, which .

‘resulted in a red card for the
visitors.

The weakened Germania
team and a free kick presented

:a golden opportunity ° for

Lynnwood, but they failed to

‘capitalize, and a quick counter

upset Firefighters 5-3, over-
coming a 2-0 first period
Firefighter lead with three
goals in the second, Warrior
scorers were Ken Begg,
Brian Dorey, Rod Mam-
mone, Jamie Dean, and
Norm Rettie. Firefighter
marksmen included Rick
Golubuff, Frany
Hawrychuk, and Fred
Baines. uo
Canadians had the third
game in control on first
period goals by Tom Pike
and Lanny Gregory, until
Doug Ireland scored a
shorthanded goal late in the
second period on. a pass

Lynnwood ties

gave the Germania side .its best
scoring chance of the day.

The breakaway led to alone
Germania striker 15 yards in
front of the Lynnwood goal.
Keeper, Jim Ewens, quick off
his line, forced the shot to go
high.

Lynnwood controlled play
throughout the second half,
but could not score, despite
their advantage in manpower.

Mid-fielders David Singh
and Amin Tejahni had strong
games, as did half-time
substitute Ralph Bratsberg,
who narrowly missed notching
the winner on a goal-mouth
scramble.

The Lynnwood defense
racked up its fourth con-
secutive shut-out.

Women undefeated

THE North Vancouver
women’s ice hockey team re-

mained undefeated as they

whipped Coquitlam 6-1
“recently.

.. The same team has the same
North Van women from last
year’s team including Janice
Malcolm, Debbie Rae, Kathy
Wade and Liz Borland.

North Surrey, Burnaby and

__ Is A Labour/
Government Accord
_Possible In_
British Columbia?

ART KUBE

President of the B.C. Federation of Labour

NORTH VAN

gives his views at the

Annual General Meeting
of the North Vancouver Seymour
New Democratic Party
Constituency Association

Wed., Nov. 20

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Coquitlam all look powerful.
According to coaches Steve
Fera and Dave Muirhead.
‘Surrey seems. the team to
beat, they’re loaded with
talent,” stated Fera, ‘‘only
hard work will ensure suc-
cess’’. Home games for the
North Shore team are played
Tuesdays at the Karen
Magnusen arena.

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