B3 - Wednesday, September 15, 1982 - North Shore News

EE Sport

Kipriakis start with victory

Looking for fourth title

Even with losing their
goalie in the first 10 minutes,
Kipriaki soccer club are
letting it be known that they
are after the premier division
crown of the Vancouver

Metro Soccer League.
Kipriaki came from
behind three times on

Sunday to take their first
game of the season by a 4-3
margin after Rob Boyd had
been forced into the nets

following the loss of regular
keeper Bruce Bell early in
the match.

The North Shore team,
which won the first division
last year, took an early lead
when Bill Holdy scored on a
25 yarder at seven minutes.
Sapperton came back
however, and led 2-1 at the
half before Ron Wilson tied
the score at 53 minutes.

Sapperton again went one
up before Jim Boothroyd
tied on a penalty and Ron
Wilson put away the winner
at 85 minutes.

Wilson and Paul Granger
were outstanding on offense
for Kipriaki while Ron
Hilder and Wayne Stewart
were stalwarts on defense.

In the pre-season William
Angust tournament over the
labor day weekend,

Kipriakis lost the final 4-3 to
Richmond Rams _ double
overtime.

Earlier in the tournament,
the Kipraikis downed Lynn
Valley Falcons 3-1 and
Loobans 1-0.

Kipriaki has won division
titles three years in a row

now, leaving them in
Premier Division play for the
82-83 campaign.

Tokelands squash som in final

Tokeland A’s are the
champions of the North
Vancouver slowpitch
foliowing their two game
sweep of the Squids, 14-9
and 18-15.

The winning squad
reached the finals after

Babe Ruth wants grass fields

THE BABE Ruth Little
League wants the all-
weather field at Mahon Park
turned into a grass field for
the use of baseball teams.
The league made _ the
request in a letter to North

Do you want to tell nearty
70,000 car owners in the

knocking off Masterbatters
in a best of three which went
the distance.

Tokelands took the first
game 12-10, lost 15-14 then
came on in the final game to
take the semis 15-10.

Vancouver City council
earlier this month.

Council voted last week to
send the request to its parks
committee, but the chair-

man of that committee,

Alderman Ralph Hall, is

REPAIR AND |

NORTH SHORE.

Squids gained the finals by
derailing the favored Iron
Horse.

In what turned out to be
the final game, Squids made
a bit of a comeback in the
rain, but couldn’t make up

against the idea.

“There is no way we could
convert Mahon to a grassed-
in field,” Hall said. Doing
that would mean less time
for soccer games and
practises, which need the all-

RESTORATION

We'll giv e your car the professional attention it deserves |

sunroofs

(black frame)

the necessary runs.

The league publicly
thanked all the umpires
during the season and
organiser Randy Maki for all
his efforts on behalf of the
recreational league.

weather fields in times of
rain, he said.

But Alderman Gary Payne
said the Babe Ruth people
are entitled to be heard at
least, and the majority of
council members agreed.

Point Grey’s Wayne
Vollmer and amateur
partners, Kevin Mulhern,
Doug McKinnon and John
Wolff, will represent the
province in the Canadian
Pro-Am Championship at
the Wascana Country Club
in Regina, Sept. 17-18.

The Point Grey squad will
be competing against Crown
Life Pro-Am _ provincial
champions from Quebec,
Ontario, Manitoba,
Saskatchewan, and Alberta
in a 36-hole playoff, con-

Pro-am set
for Regina

ducted by the

Royal
Canadian Golf Association.
Volimer’s team topped 31

others in the’ British
Columbia final Aug. 13 at
the Capilano Golf & Country
Club in West Vancouver.

Now in it’s 10th year, the
Crown Life Pro-Am is
Canada’s largest benefit pro-
am with over 15,000 golfers
competing in this year’s
events. To date, the tour-
nament has raised $325,000
for various charities and
amateur golf development
across the country.

An unusual theft

DETROIT — It wasn’t ex-
actly the Great Train Rob-
bery, but police say it was
still a most unusual heist:
three men tried to steal hub-
caps off new cars loaded on
a moving freight train.

A Conrail police officer
said he saw three men jump
onto the triple decker rail
car. He radioed colleagues
and the train was halted
down the line in Trenton.

When police boarded the
train they found a stack of

HARD TIMES
BRAKE SPECIAL

In these times of hard economic
realities, we are making it easier to
get your brakes fixed And if you
own a Car, that’s good news!

49°

chrome wire-wheel covers
taken from five of the new
Chryslers and a number of
car windows smashed in an

apparent attempt to get
more parts from the
vehicles.

Two of the men jumped
from the train and fled on
foot but police arrested
Eugene Brown, 24, of
Detroit. Brown was charged
with five counts of breaking
and entering an automobile.

*21

North Shore market about installed, 15°x30, 2 wheels Wheel Dearing. tepeck
the good service you offer? most cars . ’ Plus tax on parts

AUTO GLASS PLATE GLASS MIARORS disc or drum
Call Drew Finerty vine rors SUMROOES most cars we're BCAA Approved.
to advertise

sundiay |

news

on this page
980-0511

north share .

—=Ss(al ciass

North Van Autobrake

1175 W. 15th St. North Van 985-8705

(FSA peter eee a mw nRSIREN CERO ET ENR

lr AyD

39°00 + pate

Peter Brand Motors

undercoat
special

Applies to most cars Heavy duty

application Most trucks $10 ex

SATISFACTION GUARANTEED

1519 Clyde Ave. Cre ,
RITCHI CENTRE West Vancouver SS ‘* pe
922-3231 (FOR APPOINTMENT) X

1525 Welch St’North Vancouver
987-7111

8-5: 30 MONDAY . FRIDAY _

VIKING AUTOMOTIVE LTD.

Specializing In

SAAB VOLVO PEUGEOT
JENSEN MERCEDES BENZ

* 17yrs experience *
We have the most special tools & equipment
Also do work on other imports and domest Cars

115 Charles St. N Van 929-1410

FALL SPECIALS
UNDERCOATING

RUST PROOFING
STEAM CLEANING
INTERIOR CLEANING

We are the professionals, same location for 271 years
For appointment call 987-4477

Te 3 oe Sa

Auhertved &)
PARTS @ REPAIR SPECIALISTS
QUALITY BODYWORK

980-9939 — 980-1914

PARTS DEPT. 980-7919 — 980-6700
1405 Pemberton Ave., North Vanoouver

NORTH VAN UNDERCOATING LTD )
1311 Pemberton Ave. NV

~— ee — “