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7 After draw with Bristol City.

‘By ANDY FRASER,

After Slaying Bristol City .

.of the English. first, division,
Vancouver Whitecaps. are in
Edmonton tonight-for.a 6:30
televised’ match against the
Edmonton Drillers.

Caps took the Drillers 2-0
in’ an. earlier - game _ this
season; but. since that time
the Edmonton Club, formerly
the Oakland Stompers: have

added strength and gained

experience.

record. |

Following the
game, Whitecaps return to
Empire Stadium for a Satur-
day night contest against
Houston Hurricane.

The Hurricane with Kyle
Rote Jr. in their lineup are
one of the surprise clubs of
the NASL this season boast-
ing a conference ‘leading 8-2

It took a good English first
division club to bring out the

Give...

THE
HEART FUND

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Caps best performance of the .

season as a unit last friday

night in the exhibition
match. / :

‘After. a shaky start, possi-
bly due to ‘peer’ pressure,

Caps settled down to a firm, -

controlled game.

Coach Tony Waiters must
have been pleased with the
second half performance of
back. up goaler Bruce Grob-

‘belar. The arcrobatic South .

African showed no hesitation
when . moving | into busy
traffic 3 in his area.

1

7 ‘Bristol’s equalizing goal
from Finnish International —
Peerti Jantunen came on an

excellent feed from Scottish .

midfielder Gerry Gow. Grob-
belar had no chance on the

‘play.

Kevin Hector had put the
Caps -into a lead after
outmaneouvering centre
back David Rodgers.

Without the exceptionaly
close .marking which has
been prevalent in most
games this. season, both
teams were able to build
attacks and create a good

flow to the match.

. Paul Nelson was inserted
to the lineup in. the second
half at the left full back spot.
The young Canadian did not
appear to stand in awe of the
English side and was a
willing challenger for the ball
on his side of the field.

_ A TRAFFIC JAM. at the Bristol City goal last. Friday evening as-the Caps.come close. That's Roger Kenyon
* trying to loosen the ball from the grip of Bristol keeper John Shaw while Trevor Whymark, (9), John Craven (4) and

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Ray Lewington (2) wait to pick up a loose ball. Shaw hung on. The game ended in a 1-1 draw. (Kent Kallberg photo)

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