The teams to be reckoned
with have now béén
established among -the
divisions as the season
entered its fourth week.

Sundays Junior - Bantam .
action had the Chargers _
downing the Esks 35 - 12.
The Chargers” -who went
undefeated last season, and

THE RACE for the top of
the standings is on in senior
boys. . -high _school soccer
action.

Carson Graham leads the
standings with 10 points (4
wins, 2 ties), with Sutherland
(3 wins, 3 ties) and Argyle (3
wins, 2 ties) in hot pursuit.

A key game last Wed-
nesday between the Pipers
and Sabres finished with a
scoreless draw, and no
predictions are being made
for the outcome of today’s
match between Argyle and
Carson Graham at 3:45 pm
in Kinsmen Park.

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Each of the three teams
picked up a win last week.
Andrew Bryan and Graeme
Slee each contributed a goal
to put Argyle 2-0 over

‘remain the same this season,
are leading fheir division
with excellent play by. their
offensive line.

Rarely do offensive
lineman receive much ac-
claim but- outstanding’ play
-has.to be given to ‘Steve

Yates and Jay Mc Geachan .

for the Chargers success.

- Seycove. Goal scorers for
Sutherland during its 3-0-win
_-over. West_Van_were- young

__.- _players Darrell Bardua

Sam and Dean Johnston
_-anchored the defense with

tack. Majors for

Chargers were: picked.up by
Marty Bauchman (3) Deany-
Doucet and, Donny Meola.
The Esks T.D-’s came from
Robert Fourchalk and Paul

and Karim Ismael helped the

Dukes toa 3-1 finish.
Windsor-went-on to a 6-0

win over West Van later in

the

Lancaster.

The Steelers. crushed the
Stamps 24 - 6 to prove that
‘they are also contenders.
Chris Rerup put on anaerial
“display which saw Tom
Kerr, Cam Reed and Tim
Yeo each turn pass recptions
into majors. rerup also ran
for a TD. himself. Mike

each in ‘the “next ° game,
helping the Eagles to a 2-1
victory

. they .

cI cc er

Wilde was the lone scorer
for the Stamps.

In the Minors, the Lions
came up witha big win as
edged Pest the
Roughies._ 12 - ..6. Mark

Sediecek added one ‘from 2
yards out and was also the
defensive player’ of the
game. Eric Hofstedt was also
a definite contributing | factor
on offence for the ‘winning
side.

The Bantam Division saw
the Falcons remain un-
defeated as they battléd the

Colts ‘to a 26 - 6 decision.

Rookie Rob Harrop came up

(grade 11) with two. and_

Claudio Carballo (grade 10)..
Carson Graham _ also

posted a shutout, with Hoshi
Lu and Jim Wheatley scoring
one each on Hillside.
Windsor had the chance to,
shutout Howe Sound but an
own goal nixed their hopes.
Instead, Craig Michael (2)

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the week, however, while
‘Hillside and Howe Sound
played to a one-all draw.

In intermediate action,
Carson Graham posted two
wins last week, including a 2-
O shutout of St. Thomas
More from Richmond.

Ali Izedi and Arash

Mehrvarzan eared a goal

over “Burnaby's
Alpha.

zone: for ‘the ‘score. :

from Q.B. Hector Saddhul.
Tom Neumann added 2
majors one by the air and
one on the ground. Mike
Horvath, playing. defence,
picked up. 6. points..as he
intercepted an errant Colt
pass and ran into the end
‘Scott
Mitchell was the outstanding

defensive player as he

stymied he Colts aerial
attack by intercepting one
pass and knocking down 2
others.

In the other.Bantam game.
the Squamish Titans
defeated the Patriots 19 - 6.

with another T-D. réception

_The. _results—of—Mondays
action and standings will be
in Sundays paper.

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