B3-Sunday News, October 12, 1980

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Good week for Pegasus

The North Shore Pegasus
soccer organization put
together a good weekend for
their teams in soccer action.

Playing against the Simon
Fraser University team

- which regularly competes in
the Pacific Northwest
League (not to be confused
with the other SFU squad)
Pegasus came up with a

A pair of veterans will
mark their coaching debut in
soccer (or reasonable
facsimile thereof) this winter
when the Vancouver
Whitecaps take the “boards”
off the PNE Coliseum.

For Derek Possee, it will
be a comeback of sorts. The
tiny striker who toiled for
three years with the Caps
after a 16 year career in
England will be back with
the team who dropped him
following the Soccer Bowl
win in 1979.

Possee spent the year
attempting to fight the
immigration department
then worked on the North
Shore conducting a soccer

strong 5-0 win last weekend.

Ron Hastings, Gary
Leblanc, Dave Taylor, Doug
Scorse and Daryl Wallace all
scored for the North Shore
entry.

The Wallace goal was a
particularly pleasant = sur-
pmse for coach Peter Scott.
Wallace is the goalkeeper
for the Tulsa Roughnecks

chmic for a local sporting
goods retailer. In addition he
managed to find time to play
for the Detroit Lightning in
the tough Major Indoor
Soccer League where he
scored 16 goals in 12 games.

As playing coach, Possee
will, according to President
and General Manager Tony
Waiters, be in complete
charge of the indoor team.

The move of Buzz Parsons
into the assistant coaching
field marks a new endeavor
for the hard working and
honest utility man.

Parsons, who left the
World Cup team to take up
his new position, has “a long
time future with this club”

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and was in goal for the first
half of the game. However
Scott replaced him in the
second frame and when
another player was injured
Wallace moved up to centre
striker and headed home a
goal.

Pegasus grads also came
up with a 3-1 win over Surrey
United while the second

according to Waiters. The
G.M. says he is pushing
Parsons towards a coaching
career.

The five year veteran who
has played almost every
position for the Caps over
the years, will act as a
playing assistant alongside
Possee.

The pre-season’ gets
underway November 6 with
a pre-season game against
Calgary and will conclude in
February.

division team ran over
Dartmen with a 5-2 victory.

On Sunday afternoon at 2
p.m. at Kinsmen Stadium,
the semor Pegasus will take
on UBC which consists of
players on scholarship for
the Canadian national youth
team in a Pacific North West
encounter.

Veterans move into coaching

Whitecaps will be in the
Northern division of the
Western Conference along
with Edmonton, Seattle,
Portland and Los Angeles.

George Wright, the team
trainer, and a fully qualified
F.A. coach will handle the
Manager's duties as part of
this three year contract with
the club.

All home games of the
club will start at 7:30 p.m. at
the Coliseum.

Even the keeper scored a goal

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