B4 - Wednesday, November 30, 1983 - North Shore News

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NEWS photo Eric Eggestson

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EVENTUAL 10 km, 10 beer pub run winner Don Forsyth (right) and Drew Finerty of North
Shore Barbarian Soccer Club, battle steady downpour on the third of four legs, in the club's

first annual run. (Rumor has it the hub-cap was lifted from a passing car.)

Youth soccer results

RAIN ON Saturday and the
Grey Cup game on Sunday

Boys Centennial:

UIS East:

W.V. Sonics 6, N.V.U. Ever-
ton Z; W.V. Rowdies 1, L.V.
Ekset Contractors.

combined to cancel many of W.V. Kicks 2, MacSween

the youth soccer games, but Mountaineers 2.

some matches, especially in Ul2 West:

the younger age divisions, N.V.U. Notts County 3, 4

were played. MacSween Lightning 2; SANY

Shore Paving 0: W.V.
Cobras 4, N.V.U. Millwall 1;

MacSween Colts 6, W.V.
Strikers 2; MacSween Hur-
ricanes 1, W.V. Warriors 0;
L.V. Don Davis Hawks §,
Mt. Seymour Jackals O.

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HOPPED UP

A case for running

By DREW FINERTY

UNDER ADVERSE weather
conditions and flowing
spirits, the North Shore Bar-
barian soccer club held their
first annual ten kilometre,
ten beer (which was pushed
to twelve at post time) pub
run.

The Barbarians, who play
in the North Shore Senior
Soccer League, had 13
players show up for the self-
destruction jaunt, which
started at the Queens Cross
Neighbourhood Pub and

hitting the streets for the se-
cond leg of the trek.

Next stop was the ever-
popular Olympic Hotel for
two quick ones, that soon
turned into two long ones,
with the aid of a stunning
performance by a dancer of
the female persuasion. This
stop was easily the most pain-
ful, as the team had reached
the half-way mark, and with
the weather turning to a
steady downpour, it looked
doubtful the 13 soggy round-
ballers would be up for
challenge of the 3.2 kms to
the Lynnwood Inn.

It was a much shorter visit
at this stop, as the team could
taste the Coach House, only
1.3 kms away. Amid photo-
graphers and press, the boys
gulped their second to last
pair and left with a ‘splash’.

Leading the pack was an
unfamiliar name to the sport
of ‘pubruns’, goalkeeper
Donny Forsyth, who was set-
ting a torrid pace. After
tackling the mud at the
highway revitalization pro-
ject, Forsyth could already
taste the final two soldiers
awaiting him. Close behind
Forsyth was Mike Hardy,
Graham Lusk, Rob Hartel!

finished two and a half hours However, throwing cau- ~ and Drew Finerty in the run
later atthe Coach House Inn. tion to the wind (and the down for the silver and
After comsuming four rain), they were off and... bronze medals. Hardy

beers at the Cross, the team
set off in a frenzy, heading
toward the Avalon where two
more would soon fall by the
wayside. With six under the
belt, even the brutal North
Vancouver weather elements
couldn’t keep the team from

running! After conquering
the Third Street hill, the rain-
bow seemed to be shining
over the 2nd Narrows bridge,
the pot being the Lynnwood.
After the hotel was in sight, it
was show of determination to
reach the clubhouse turn.

persevered to win the silver
while Lusk managed to
snatch the bronze.

The team raised a total of
$1100 in pledges to go
towards their new uniforms
and a hot shower at the end
of the now annual event.

: Outstanding Value!

” TOUCH CONTROL
MICROWAVE OVEN

UI15 West: Ull East: = -
MacSween Truckers 0, L.V. Rowdies 5, W.V. Scor- - SA . eric SALE DATES:
N.V.U. Ipswich 12. pions 0; MacSween Moun- oe . urs.-Sat.
U14 West: taineers 0, L.V. Eksets 7: :

N.V.U. Leicester City 0, NVU Carlisle t, Me.

L.V. Whitecaps 6; L.V. Ex-
press 3, MacSween Raiders 3,

Seymour Eagles 1.
Ull West:

MacSween Stars 3, W V L.V. Sharks 5,1 V. Otters 1;
Knights 2; Mt. Seymour NVU Dundee 4, Mt
Cougars 4, W.V. Sockers 2 Seymour Wolves 0

U13 East: Ut North:

L.V. Skyline Bluejays 2,1 V Mt Seymour Wildcats 0,
Roadrunners 2 WwW V Devils 1, WV

U13 West:

MacSween Stompers 2,
MacSween Bluebombers 1,
VO Ravens

1 V Cobras 2, t

|

U13 North:

N VU Liverpool! 0, MacsS To the Unfit
ween Lancers | If you just sit
U2 East:

Mt Seymour Scorpions (,

1 Vv Wolves 4, WN

Whitecaps 1, 1 V North

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