B4-Wednesday, September 17, 1980 - North Shore News

There were goals galore as

the Nor Wes Caps won their «

.second straight exhibition
game by a 13-8 count over
the Vancouver Bluehawks
Sunday night. Grant Harris
led the attack with four goals
and Rod Slatten added a hat
trick.

The win followed last
Wednesday’s 6-4 decision
over the North Shore Winter
Hawks as the Caps began
their B.C. Junior Hockey
League preseason play. The
Caps still have far too many
players on the roster so there
was a lot of effort shown by
the troops in the pair of
matches.

Against the Kerrisdale
based Hawks, the Caps

played a wide open affair
— — which entertained the fair

BELL REALTY MAY have won the annual relay on Grouse Mountain recently, but

Sussex runners, shown above at one of the baton exchanges made a race out of it. The

yearly event raises funds to help crippled children. (Elisworth Dickson photo)

SFU PLAYERS DOMINATE NATIONAL TEAM

‘Clan’ taking over

The ‘Clan’

sitting atop with the idea that the = school.
Burnaby Mountain, or better Canadian National Soccer SFU players presently on
known as Simon Fraser Team preparing for the the Canadian squad are

University, could be

World Cup is actually an Tony Chursky, Brian Gant,
forgiven if they come up

off—campus part of the Mike McLenaghen, Bruce
: Miller, Buz Parsons, Randy
Ragan and Mike Sweeney.
John McGrane of Los
Angeles Aztecs will, hope-
fully, join the team soon,
adding to the depth of
Clansmen with the
Nationals.

Simon Fraser University
has placed more players in
the North Amencan Soccer
League than any) other
school in North Amenica, so
it is nothing new for coach
John Buchanan to see his
former ‘students’ touhng for
top teams

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and Slatten in the scoring
parade were Geoff Harrigan,
Kent Davis, Doug Sissens,
Glenn Wakefield, Dan
Downs, Glynn Jenes and
defenceman John Olynyk
with five assists.

Olynyk tallied twice
against the Flames with
singles from Harrigan, Jeff
Wilkinson, Sissons and
Bruce Tabbutt. The game
was a penalty filled contest,
with the Caps taking 20
minors for 40 minutes and
the visitors earning 30
minutes from 15 infractions.

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