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Page B4, October 3, 1979 - North Shore News

Coaches league update

The’ longest goal ‘of the
year was scored on Sunday
in Coaches League action
when Mark Alexis noticed

‘the opposing goalie well off
his-line.

Alexis, about five yards
from the centre line on his
own side of the field, lofted a
long, high ball. 8

NS fi eld hock key lose. opener

The - North Shore
Capilanos women’s field
hockey team opened their
season on a losing note last
week when they were

defeated 1-0 by a powerful

Meralomas team.

This season the Caps are
playing in the second
division after their first place

It went in and Caribbean
Stars went on to defeat
Olympics 5-2.

In other action, Goldcaps'

remained undefeated with a
5-3 win over Time Out.

Carlings downed
Squamish Chiefs. 5-0 while

finish in: the third division
last year. :

In only its second year of
operation, the team is still
lacking one essential
ingredient for a succesful
season - a coach.

Anyone with experience
in field hockey who would
be interested in coaching the

Just Arrived...

FIREFIGHTERS AND NORTH SHORE DARKROOM battled toa i-1 draw in Industrial League action on Sunday:
The draw gives Firefighters second place with a win and tie as against the News’ two straight victories. (Elsworth

he longest goal?

Old Timers knocked off
Lynn Valley 6-0.

Bosch Royals picked up
their first wins of the
campaign with a convincing

' 4-1 win over Eagle Harbour.

In the closest match of the
day, Grassies and Molsons ”
fought to a 2-2 draw.. &

te, a 5 4

Fae th

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either Heidi Oecetter (228-
0281) or Pat McLeod (731-
3894).

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NEWS makes it. to
top of the tables |

The North Shore News
vaulted into the early lead |
atop of the N.S. Industrial
Soccer League standings on
Sunday with a. narrow 1-0
win over La Belle Sole.

pressed hard in ‘the final 15
minutes but to no, avail as
News keeper “Hollywood”
Gravenor held the fort.

Several oldtimers arrived
in time for the Pegasus game
as they'slipped by Fagens, 3-
1. Darryl Mussutto. gave
Pegasus the early lead on an
excellent shot' as Fagens
made several attacks with a
small measure of success.
Mussutto picked . up ~ his
second goal after a. throw in.

N.S. Pegasus Old Boys
chalked up their first win,
handing Fagens Den their
-: second loss in as many starts,
‘with a 3-1 score. The third .
game of the day saw N.S.
Darkroom - playing the
_ district Fire Fighters to a 1-1

stalemate:

The NEWS. battled
through 60 minutes of

Fagens found the
scoreboard from a hard shot
from a scuffle in front of

scoreless soccer with a Pegasus net..

. strong La Belle side before
Drew Fineérty scored. In a Doug Tyson of Noth
game marked by good Shore Darkroom and Wayne
defensive plays, neithef Bullock for Firemen were

' team seemed able to finish
on their scoring threats. The
game turned rough in the
second half, forcing referee
John Roach to take the

. yellow card from his pocket

. on three occasions. La Belle

the only niarksmen in their
fast paced match.

Firefighter keeper Ray
Rodgers came up with
several big saves to give the
district squad the draw.

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