B3 - Wednesday, October 5, 1983 - North Shore News

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Buzzards surprise Old Goats tourney

Upset win in Old Timers hockey.

TIME OUT: Sports’ ‘Old
Buzzards’ of the North Van-
couver Senior Recreation
Hockey League, in their first
tournament ever, won all the
marbles at the annual North
Shore Old Goats Invitational

Old-Timer’s Hockey
Tournament.
The Buzzards, rated no

better than eighth in the
popular eight team Tourna-
ment,, were a last minute
replacement.

Backed by the strong net
winding of Keith Major and a
disciplined crew of
blueliners, the Old Buzzards
continued to upset through
the early round robin games.
Hollyburn Hawks emerged
victorious from the Red Divi-
sion to face the Old Buz-
zards, who won the White
Division, in the finals.

Continuing to play their
disciplined style of hockey,
the Buzzards put away the
Hawks 5-3. Wayne Maxwell
and Hal Donovan let the
Buzzards with two goals each
in the final.

REC LEAGUE BEGINS

The North Vancouver
Senior Recreation Hockey
League began their regular
season this past Sunday at the
North Vancouver Recreation
Centre.

The League continues to
expand with 6 teams
operating out of the Rec Cen-
tre this year. The West Van
Firefighters and The Wariors
are the two new teams
entered this year along with
the orginal.

In opening round games
Sunday might, The Drillers

knocked off Warriors 5-3.
Paul Furlong led The Drillers
with 2 goals, with Harry
Brown picking up a goal and
an assit. The Warriors goals
were shared by three players

D. Vickers, L. Braley, and J.
Dean.

in the second game, the
Old Crows, with a late goal
off the stick of Val Robert-
son, clipped the Time Out

Casino night to
help Mexico trip

THE LYNN VALLEY
Falcons Under 13 Soccer
team are hosting a Casino
night on Friday, October 14.
This team is the current B.C.
Provincial Champion and are
raising money to help offset
tournament travelling ex-
penses, hopefully to Mexico,
to participate in a 120-team
International tournament.
The Casino night will
feature alli the elements of a
real casino, including Crown
and Anchor, blackjack,
poker, etc., will all chips pur-

chased redeemable for cash
al the end of the evenings.

Liquid refreshments, food,
and coffee are available as
well as a number of exciting
door prizes.

For further information
and tickets, please call
988-6679 or 929-5694.

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Sports, Old Buzzards 4-3.
Ron Brown contributed two
goals for the Old Crows while
Howie Carter clipped in a
goal and an assit to pace The
Buzzards.

In the final game, The
Lynnwood Canadians tamed
The West Van Firefighters
8-3. Larry Gregory with 3
goals and John Payne with 2
led The Canadians.

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