title.

The intermediate Indians
beat the Nanaimo Tim-
bermen in two. straight
games at the Recreation
Centre to keep. the
provincial title.

The Indians will travel to
Chicoutimi, Quebec next
week to try to defend their
national title.

The Indians won the first

game 17-12 on Saturday.
Mel Jacobs, John Fenske
and Mike Bellafontaine all
got hat-tricks for the win-
ners.

The next day North
Vancouver defeated the

Timbermen 15-8, with Brad

Acaster getting four goals
for the winners.

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The North Shore Indians lacrosse teams are
once again showing their excellence at the sport.
The intermediate team has already won the B.C.
championship while the seniors seem to be well

on their way to capturing the West Coast league

Goalie Max Hurren was
outstanding in both games,
stopping the Timbermen
attack time after time.

The Indians reached the
provincial finals by defeating
Delta in the Lower Mainland
finals. Delta won the first
game 14-9, but North
Vancouver rebounded to
take the next two games, 16-
10 and 16-11.

The senior Indians, who
led the West Coast Senior “B’
League in the regular
season, are now just one
game away from capturing
the league championship..

The Indians lead _ the

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