BS - Sunday, March 18, 1984 - North Shore News

THERE WERE no surprises
in sudden-death quarter-final
playoffs as the 3rd place Old
Buzzards knocked off the 6th
place Warriors 5-1, and the
4th place Old Crows
thumped Sth place
Firefighters 11-3.

Ron Chapman led the Buz-
zard attack with a goal and

Still time for li tle league baseball —

IF YOU were out-of-town or
were not notified about
baseball registration for
Forest Hills Little League
and Capilano Junior
Baseball, you still have time
to sign-up.

Forest Hills Little League
features everything from T-
Ball, Pee Wee, and Major
and Minor basebalt.
Youngsters up to the age of
12 are eligible for league
play. All teams are properly
supervised and the league has
a 25 year history of com-
munity sports tradition
behind it. For more informa-
tion and registration forms,
please contact Mrs. Gail
Ratee at 980-2567.

Regarding Capilano Junior

two assists. The other goals

were divided among Greg
Smith, Howie Carty, Val
Holloway and Al Assance..
‘Wayne Bratten finally. dented
the strong Buzzard’.defence
early in the third period when
the outcome of the game was
no longer in doubt.

The Old Crows unleashed

Baseball, you are still eligible
to register. Junior baseball
involves two categories, the
Pony League and the Colt
League. Pony is for players
43 and 14 and’ Colt is for
players aged 15 and 16. If
you wish to register for Pony
or Colt baseball, contact
Mrs. Donna Patterson at
985-8662. The Pony try-outs
will be held at Eldon Park on
Saturday, March 24th. There
is room for more players in
both leagues.

Register now and play ball.

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a valanced attack from all
three lines in their easy vic-
tory. Tom: Davenport’ with

two early goals, and Ron”

Brown with two goals and an
assist paced the Crows.-
Sevenother players scored
a goal each: For the
Firefighters, Jim Klipa and
John Mach scored pretty

goals i in the first period, con-
verting passes from their
wingers directly in front of
goalie Bil Swint. Mike Haines
tallied in the third, but his
goal was lost among five by
the Crows in that period.

In an exhibition game, the
2nd place Drillers gained
some measure of revenge for

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just missing top spot in the
standings, demolishing the
Ist place Canadians 10-2.
They did it in typical Driller
fashion with six unanswered
third-period goals. Ed Holt
and Ray Matheson each net-
ted two for the Drillers, with
Tom Bowen scoring once and
assisting on two others as

well as anchoring a strong
Driller defence. Larry Barker
earned three assists. Ray
Merrifield scored both ‘goals
for the Canadians. ;

In the sudden-death
semifinals next weekend,
Crows meet Canadians at
7:30, and Buzzards meet the
Drillers at 9:00.

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