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FIGHTING FOR THE BALL in the Championship game between Whitecap Reserves, dark uniforms, and North
Shore Pegasus, is Jim Barberi.of Pegasus and Greg Haywood. Haywood, from the North Shore, is with the Reserves.
Also in the photo is Steve ‘Nessin, who picked up one of the two Whitecap goals, and Mike McLenaghan, playing
with Pegasus, but a regular member of the Minnesota Kicks. Whitecap reserves won the match 2-0. (Terry Peters °

photo)

Whitecap reserves take 2-0 win

By ANDY FRASER

North Shore Pegasus failed in thelr attempt last
Thursday evening, to capture the winter division
-of the Pacific Northwest Soccer League for a third
straight time by going down to a 2-0 defeat at the
hands of the Vancouver Whitecap Reserves.

Pegasus needed at least a
draw to keep the cham-
pionship, but a lack ol
practice time during the
break of recent bad weather
reduced the effectiveness of
the normaly attacking team.

Missing an open net within
the first ten minutes of the
match seemed to take a bit
of life from the North Shore

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squad. And when Hans
Granander of the Reserves
put away a rebound shortly
after, it was close to being
over.

Early in the second half
Steve Nassin got the in-
surance marker for the
Reserves who used Graham
Tutt, the former Charlton
Athletic keeper in goal.
Tutt, who was to return to

was
by Tony

England Saturday,
brought over
Waiters for a trial.

Waiters and the Director
of Player Development, Les
Wilson, kept a close eye on
the game as did Phil Parkes.
the Whitecap keeper who is
currently in a contract
dispute with the team

The game was a make up
match which was originally
to have been played as part
of the regular season back on
November 25. A torn up
field forced postponement of
that game and since that
time, rain and snow brought
about another two delays.

us drop title game

Pegasus players have been
unable to train regularly
because of the inclement
weather recently and = it
showed with the teams lack
of timing with the ball.

PNE officials at the
Empire Stadium site locked
out a number of parents and
friends who had planned on
attending the game. About
50 fans were inside the
stadium, with a_ similar
number locked out

The spring session of the
league, which was to have
opened at Kinsmen today,
Sunday. has been postponed
because of ficid conditions.

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