a ~~~ those-weeks that coach Tom all scores” with 28 ~ ‘points™

teen

West
Highlanders,

Vancouver

“Termansen and Hand-
had one of

sworth’s Craig Pedersen led

Rippon ‘would prefer to
forget, then remember. The
Highlanders 4 ‘in their second

league’ game. were upset 53-

apiece.
In other action, Phil
Langley’s young Windsor
crew was without the ser-

52 by the Argyle Pipers. The vices of their 6'8” center
game, which was a low David Lodgins who had
scoring affair, was injured an ankle earlier in
dominated ‘by the strong the week. They _ still
defensive~play “of “both tianaged a convincing 70-53
teams: The Pipers led 25-20 victory over the Sxbres:from
at half time and then saw Sutherland. Tom Schimmer
their lead slip away as West led the Dukes with 25 points.

Van took a 38-35 lead.

Poor shooting by West
Van and strong defensive
work by the Pipers, enabled
Argyle: to. gain a_ three-—
quarter time lead of 44-40.

The fourth quarter saw

There is only one ‘game
remaining before ‘the
Christmas break, which sees
Sutherland Sabres playing at
Sentinel tonite at 8:00 ‘p.m.
Léague play will -again
resume on Wednesday,

West Vancouver lose their December 5.
star forward, Eric Ter- .
‘mansen, due to fouls: The = - .TOP TEN
Pipers were able to build up SCORING LEADERS
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53-52 victory.,.Pipers were Cpedéson 2 265 Henls
led by Ian Watson with 16° BE. Termansen 3 25.3 W.Van
points and Darryl Rolfson T.Schimmer 1 25.0. Wndsr
with 14. West Vanconpver. t McEwen 1 24.0 C.Gra
was led by Eric Termansen 5. wright 1 17.0 Hones While most Ringette
with 16 and Tony Martino pe Vooght 1 16-0 Sent. players will be having a bit of
i ‘ . 1 : i
wita i Pe night, the T- Martino 3 15.0 WestV Shopper’ ow the holidays,
Highlanders were able to put Tween A division will be in
the Argyle game behind  LEAGUESTANDINGS Winnipeg taking part in the
them as they defeated DEC. 12/82 annual St. James tour-
Handsworth Royals 66-61. Name GP w L Po nament. |
© game was a see-saw Argyle 204 Whoppers -had a bit of bad
: C.Grah 1 102 .
pate which aw te tend $m SE tk a week i lng
: . . Windso 1 t 02 1on, owever,
The Highlanders with i Handsworth 2 1 12 losing to Aldergrove 7-5.
t 1
late hacios ore ok ° Phe Sang , O10 Re other Tween contests,
; . Hillside 1010 ingers dowrtied Aldergrove
game. West Van's Eric Howe Sound 1 0 +40 5-0, Poco squeezed by Blade
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took on \ Aldengrove Is last week. However, the young Iadies from the eastern parts downed Whoppers 7-5.

Runners 2-1.

North Shore Winter Club
(1) downed Pac Rates 8-1
and NSWC (2) downed
Tigers 12-1 in Petite action.

In Junior Belle division,
Johnny's Angels downed
Langley 4-2 while Garfield’s
Pussycats remained un-
beaten with a 5-0 win over
POCO with Loreen Lohin
picking up the shutout.

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