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ponent during Division 5 game on Saturday. The Cheetahs won the match 2-0. (Terry Peters photo)

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HIGH SCHOOL seniors
kicked off the 1982-3 season
in soccer last week with a
new North Shore league.

Eight teams now will vie
for a North Shore title, a
switch from earlier practice
which saw a _ small local
component participating in a
league jointly with Burnaby
and New Westminster.

North Shore High School
Athletic Association
director Len Corben credits
the sudden growth in senior
soccer to this year’s switch of
senior rugby play to spring,
freeing up potential players.

However, rugby at
younger levels continues to
be played in the fall and the
effect on soccer is easily
shown by the one team
turnout mustered by Carson
Graham at the intermediate
level.

The Eagles play in a North
Shore, Burnaby, New
Westminster league. Their
season also began last week,
and on a high note as the
team played to a 2-2 stand-
still with powerhouse
Burnaby Central.

Back on the North Shore,
senior action got underway
Sept. 20. Seycove’s Laas
Turnbull nabbed the first

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hattrick of the season in a 6-
0 win over West Vancouver.
Joe George and Danny
Walker also put in a goal
apiece, the sixth unclaimed
at News press time.

After leading 1-0 early in

-the game, Windsor  suc-
cumbed to a 4-2 finish at the
hands of Argyle. Ian
Davidson and Graeme Slee
split the honours evenly for
the Pipers.

Battling to scoreless draws
were Howe Sound at Carson
Graham and Sutherland at

Wednesday saw two more
games take place, with three
postponed due to a
Teachers’ Association
meeting. Windsor and
Hillside tied for two, with
Bill Tetrie bagging both
goals for the Highwaymen
and Rick Carlow and Karim
Ismael contributing ~ one
apiece for the Dukes.

Carson Graham ied _ its
game with West Van from
start to finish, standing 2-0 at
the half and winding up with
a 5-0 final tally. Jim
Wheatley and Sam
Gunadesh each earned two
goals, with Lyle Guerraro
helping out with one goal
and three assists to his
credit.

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