SHOWING UNIQUE hip
checking, a Nordic player
(in light jersey) rushes a
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attempt to thwart a pass.
Nordic defeated Norvan to
win the Kilbey Cup 2-1
after a tight championship
final in the Coaches Seccer
m League.

Sports discussed
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tween sport, education and life and
being a responsible citizen and
athlete.

Besides Kapp and Waiters,
guests include UBC athletic direc-
tor Bob Hindmarch, Capilano
College athletic . director Neil
Chester, Sport B.C. executive
director John Mills and Vancouver
parks and recreation board deputy
chairperson Nancy Chivario.

‘Many young people have trou-
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other areas of life.”’

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Nordic wins cup

NORDIC PREVAILED over arch
rival Norvan Old-Timers with a
narrow 2-] overtime win to take
home the Kilbey Cup of the
Coaches Soccer League.

On Sunday at Kinsman Stadium,
Norvan had two goals disallowed
for infractions before a corner kick
by Nordic mid-fielder George
Heniz deflected into the Norvan
net off a defender to give Nordic a
1-0 half-time lead.

After the break, Norvan again
pressed for the equalizer and was
rewarded with a penalty kick, but
full-back George Heggie shot wide
from the spot.

The ensuing end-to-end action
resulted in Norvau’s tying goal
when George McLaughlin ran on
to a through ball and hammered a
shot into the corner of the Nordic
net past a diving Dick Burns in the
75th minute.

Regulation time ended in a 1-1
draw and both teams attacked
furiously in an attempt to break

the deadlock once the extra time
started.

The breakthrough came when
Colin Atkinson had to use his
hands to deflect a Heinz shot over
the Norvan cross-bar with goal
Angus Brown out of position.
Mid-fieider Ron Hilder made no
mistake with the penalty kick to
provide Nordic with their margin
of victory.

In other action in the Olympia
Gold Cup elimination round,
Olympia Goldcaps edged Fosters
Pacific to advance against Norvan,
Rogers Pro Sports sank Sailor
Hagars 3-1 and will play Midas
Rangers who blasted Castlemaine
XXXX 5-2, O.K. Tires demolished
Mt. Seymour Ravens 7-0 to earn
the right to meet league champs
Nordic and, in a pair of upsets,
F.C. Germania tripped up Ac-
countemps 2-1 and go on to meet
Candia Taverna who blanked
Molson’s 2-0.

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