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1984 - North Shore News

NEWS photo Eric Eggertson

DEBBIE ORR, left, and Laurie Carne bend to the task, speeding up the ice for skip Lindsay Sparks’ rock. Sparks rink broke
a three-way, round robin tie, with their undefeated play in the recent District One ladies curling playdown at North Shore

Winter Club.

Coaches feel freezeup

ONCE AGAIN, in Week 16
of their schedule, Coaches’
Soccer League games were
played on rock-hard frozen
fields and upsets were the
order of the day.

The most notable of these
saw a rapidly improving
Eagle Harbour side hold the
mighty Iron Horse team toa
scoreless draw.

Olympia Gold Caps used a
goal by Steve McMinn, on a
give-and-go from Bill
Ferguson and shut-out goal-
keeping by Roger Smith, to
blank Carlings 1-0.

Totemcolor shut-out
Molsons 2-0, and Northshore
Nissan, despite controlling
much of the playing, needed
a goal from Brenden Sherwin
on a corner-kick in the dying
minutes to snatch a point
from Labatts in a 1-1 draw.

The feature match of the
day ran truer to form as Lyn-
nwood Hotel defeated arch-
rivals Soccerwest 5-2,
although the Soccerwest side
gave their opponents a scare
when they scored first as Jack
Simington hammered home
the rebound of a John Tin-

mouth shot that had hit the
post.

Soccerwest might well have
crafted an upset of their own,
in fact, if not for a ten minute
lapse of concentration in the
second half during which
Lynnwood pounded in all
five of their goals, two from
Bill Smith and singles from
Jim Ewen, Rob Boyd and
Ted Budai.

The game was quite even
the rest of the way as Soc-
cerwest regained their com-
posure and Rick Mercer com-

Royals dominate Metro

A FINE FIVE goal effort by
Mount Seymour Royal's
Peter Burns gave the North
Shore team a 7-Ovictory over
Richmond Athletics and pro-
pelled them to the top of
Vancouver Metro. soccer
league cup competition.
Most of the team moved
up from juvenile this season

into the senior fourth divi
sion, and with an average age
of 19-20 years, compared
with their opponents 25-26
years, they are dominating
the league with 10° wins
against 2 losses.

Other scorers were Duncan
McGuffie and lan VanGruen
with one apiece, while goalic

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PARK ROYAL
The Centre of Attention

Wayne Mcintosh earned the
shutout

pleted the scoring as he found
the net from a goal-mouth
scramble. James Seeley, Rus-
ty Bruce and Gary Brooker
were outstanding on the
backline in a losing cause.

Another result which pro-
duced no surprises saw Aard-
quin Construction down Ray
Johnson Plumbing 3-1.

NORTH WEST Vancouver '

Petite A team played their
best game to date on Satur-
day, but were unable to come
up with a win against Poco.
Erin Bell got a hat trick and
was sole scorer in a 4-3 game.

Tween A Shoppers Drug
Mart came from behind to tie
Aldergrove in a hard fought
game Friday night. Becky
Denney (goalie) and Erin Bell
(forward) came up from the
Petite A team to help fill the
Tween A roster for the game.
The defence played a par-
ticularly strong game, keep-
ing Aldergrove off the score-
board after their initial early
four goals. Maxine Berry's
hat trick and Nicole Muller’s
single were all that could get
past the strong Aldergrove
goalie.

Tween B’s skated to a well
deserved 6-4 win over Rich-
mond Saturday afternoon.
Six different girls were in on
the scoring for NorthWest
Van, including Jodi Morris
with her first ever. Other
goals came from Michelle Ar-
nalien, Lisa Kensit, Arin Mc-
Connell, Natasha Thorpe
and Diane Reitzner.

Junior Belle B team lost a
64 decision to the North
Shore Winter Club. Two
girls, including goalie
Heather Davis from the
younger Tween B team came
up to fill in a depleted roster.
They were down 4-1 and 6-2
early in the game, but came
back during the latter stages

and showed signs of better
things to come.

The Belle B No.2 team
downed Poco’s Shoppers
Drug Mart 63 in a game
which saw Sarah Jenkins get
a hat trick.

NS Winter Ciub
ALDERGROVE CAME up
very stong against the Petite
A’s, defeating them 9-3,
while the Petite B’s were also
trounced by Aldergrove 7-1.
In- Jr. Belle action, the
NSWC girls were victorious
against PoCo 2 with a score
of 8-5, but they weren’t able
to defeat Poco 1! in a very
tight game 2-1, despite the ex-
cellent goal tending of Cindy
Vance. NSCW Jr. Belle A’s
played a solid game against
Langley, coming up with a
6-2 win.

Stamped

A LITTLE known fact that
Brazil fought on the side of
the Allies during the 1944-45
Italian campaign of World
War Ii is being com-
Memorated in a postage
stamp.

Brazil recently issued a 45
Cr stamp showing a map of
where the Brazilian Expedi-
tionary Force fought (they
had one period of 239
Straight days of combat) and
of its commander, Marshall
Mascarenhas de Moraes, who
was 61 years old at the time.

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