‘SHOWING THE FORM ‘hat has pat‘him into third place f in the world tieestyle
championships, Rick Bowie from Lake Louise works out on Grouse preparing for the
final world: event starting this: weekend. (Terry Peters photo)

Von B’s down
Richmond _

In mainland playoff round 24

West Van's Juvenile
B’s kept hot on the trail
of the PCAHA’ Lower
Mainland Cham-
pionship by blanking
Richmond 8-0 at West
Van Arena Friday
night.

West Van is now in
second place in the round
robin championship series,
trailing Mission who
defeated West Van 5-1 in

GETTING
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IS DYNAMITE!

Mission on Wednesday and
Richmond 9-2 earlier i in the:
week.

In Friday’s action the
West Van team out-hustled,
out-muscled and outshot the
Richmond team in every
period. Good defensive play
and aggressive forechecking
kept; the action in the
Richmond end of the ice
during much of the game,
with only some excellent
work by the Richmond
netminder keeping the score
from reaching double
figures.

West Van goal scorers in
Friday’s game were Pete
Meldal, Al Forster, and
Mike Carnsew with two
each, and’Scott Orr and Dan

Corrigan with singles.

Ken Biehl in the West Van
net turned aside 19 shots
while his Richmond
counterpart faced 40 shots.

This weekend will
determine the winner of the
Lower Mainland Cham-
Pionship with West Van
playing host to Mission at
9:15 Friday night at West
Van Arena, and _ then
winding up in Richmond on
Saturday night. As a
combination of the most
games won and goals scored
record is used to determine
the Championship, a win in
both remaining games by
substantial scores is im-
perative tq censure success
for the West Van squad.

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A total of 19 North’
. Vancouver high school
football players will be _-
attending the B.C.
Lions development
camp. at Empire
Stadium. starting
tomorrow.

Attending the sessions will
. be young-football players (16
years and over) primarily
from the Vancouver and
surrounding regions. In addi-

tion there will be approxi-
mately 15 boys. coming in

Columbia.

to teach and -develop: the
‘basic techniques of football
to-over 140 junior, juvenile
‘and high school. players on
hand. It. will also provide

tunity to recruit for their
respective programs.

duties. will be B.C. Lions’
Head Coach Vic Rapp,
Offensive Line Coach Bill
Quinter, Defensive Line

‘from the interior of British

The purpose of the camp is |

college coaches an oppor- -

Handling the coaching.

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Coach © Don Lawrence and.
Defensive Co-ordinator Vince
Tobin. Assisting will) be
" kpproximately 10 B.C. ion

players including Jim Young,

Lui ~ Passaglia and. Larry
Watkins while another nine
high school coaches will be
there providing __— their
expertise.

Two workouts will be held
each day (morning and
afternoon) * with a final
scrimmage to be played at
1:00 p.m. on Friday, March
30th. This scrimmage will be
filmed and sent to all the
local colleges and to any US

colleges which request it.

Carson Graham will . be

represented by K.
Cochrane, L.' Harman, R.
Todd, K. Schmiler, P.

Beauvais and D. Merlo.

D. Lappin, R. Metzner, D.
Spermonza, D. Jacobsen, D.
Pearson,
Vandenbos and B. Codville
are from Windsor Secondary,
while Handsworth is rep-
resented by M. Whalen, W.

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G. Davis, P.-

Brown,

Prepchuk and J. Prepchuck
and J. Erdman.

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