B2 - Sunday, February 12, 1984 - North Shore News

HOCKEY ACTION

SIGHT AND SOUND Blackhawks widened their hold on first place with a pair of wins in the N.S. Industrial Hockey League, last week.

Saturday, the Blackhawks shpped past Westlynn Super- valu 8-6, then breezed past Wrigley’s Canadians 8-2, Wednesday. In between, North Shore News Redwings ran their winning streak to three with a 8-5 win over N.S. Hobby Brewins.

The News moved past Supervalu, who hold a game in hand for the race for third place with their win. The News, were led once again by

Phil Keefe, whose two goats and three assists moved him within two points of Sight and Sound’s Randy Telford for the lead in the league scoring race. Telford’s 23 points leaves him ahead with only five games remaining.

Also sconng for the News, were Randy Mormis with a hat trick, Stuart Davis counting a pair, while Barry Mah round- ed out the count. John Kachmar and Mike Dyn- neson led the Brewins each tallying twice, with a lone marker by Bill Hayman.

Up against Wrigleys, the Black Hawks picked up a

Ringette action

NORTH SHORE WINTER CLUB Tween A’s played their strongest game of the season, against league leading Poco, battling to a 5-5 tie last week.

Stephanie Maki did a fine job of net-minding and goals were scored by Tracy Min- nions (2), Shari Bryson, Kim McLean, and Yvonne Haerrer.

in Petite A action, NSWC played a very strong game against North West Van, coming up with a 9-3 victory, with excellent goal-tending by Nicole Behrenz. Goals were scored by Vetina Schiralli (5), Danielle Getzie (2), and one each by Jody Rogers and Alana Gray.

NSWC Petite B Jaguars were defeated by Aldergrove 5-2, with goals scored by Dana Alderson and Shona Mauch.

Jr. Belle As kept up their winning streak with a 6-4 win

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against PoCo.

In an exciting game, NSWC Senior ladies came up with a 5-3 win against NSWC Tween Bs. The younger girls played a super game, but the ladies managed to outmuscle

them. NSWC

TWEEN B Diggers (McCon- nell Air Conditioning) moved into a first place tie in their League standings with a 6-2 win over Aldergrove in North West Van Ringette action.

The Red Stick pair of Carolyn Cerny and Lynn Dirom played a big part in the win over Aldergrove three assists and fine defensive play.

The Tween A (Shoppers Drug Mart) team played one of their best of the year, beating the Winter Club 7-4. The girls came from behind to even the score at half time, and from then on dominated the play.

Chena makes big waves

AS A RESULT of strong per- formances at the Esso Winter Short Course Youth swimm. ing championships in North York, Ontano, Chrissy Hashimoto of Chena Swim Club has emerged as the number one ranked swimmer in the country for the Il and 12 year old category

The strong 12 year old picked up a silver medal in the 200 metre butterfly and a bronze performance in the 100m butterfly

Her finish ino the 200, behind Zara tong of Creat

Coming

TREV JONES Facavation came within a whisker of ty ing Seymour Division leading Scandicraft North Shore Semor Soccer Associabion ac tion last weekend

Trev Jones surrendered two carly goab to Bob Maller and C am MacKenasic of Scan

dnraft before pulling within

one goal at the half on a well

taken corner hick Mohammed Shemen of

Trev Jones provided a cons lant attack on the * andsralt

gual in the second half bur neither he noe his team matos were able to obtain the equalizer

Fast E-ddics maintained its sccond place standing in the

Scymour Division by

dcfeating Rive Bros Uand

Britain set a provincial record that has been held since 1976 by Val Whyte

In addition to the two but- terfly events, the North Shore swimmer placed sixth in the 400 IM final, seventh in the 100 free, first in the consola- dion final for the 400 free, and third tn consolation for both the 200 IM and the 800 free along with an eighth place consolation finish for the 200 free

Miss Hashimoto is now preparing for the Jumor Na onal Championship to be held in ( algary in March

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scaping 6 1 Robert Andrew paced Fast teddies with a pan of goals

Single goals were added by Travis George, Allen Greoge, Shane Ivancoe and Mike Quesnel Craig Blyth scored ino a tosing cause for Rive Bros Groofy' s Place kept tts Captlano Division first place hopes alive by besting North Shore Chicts 2 0) Tom Gard ner and Ave Deeming provid ed the

scoring punch for

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pair of goals from Captain Steve Blyth, while the re- mainder were spread among Glenn Baker, Russ Barclay, Jerry Callin, Randy Telford, Tad Miles, and John Beli- Irving. Counting for Wrigleys were Tim Anderson and Brad Taylor.

In their other contest, Blyth had to share the spot- light with Callin as they both managed a pair. Bell-Irving,

Hawks widen lead

A! Dougan, Tom Blake, and Jim Marshail did the rest of the damage for Sight & Sound, who remained unbeaten to this point.

Curt Maunder did his best for Super Valu, as he notched three and set up another, but it was enough as Super Valu left it too late as they were down 6-2 going into the third period. ~

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CAPILANO RUGBY Club’s four teams kicked off a new season piling up three wins.

The day started with the fourth division team winning by default, and continued with the third division team, using many recycled war- nors, defeating Ex-Brittania. The second division team playing with dogged tenacity also posted a victory over Ex- Brittania.

The Capilano First Divi-

sion Caps also playing Ex- Brittania suffered a setback,

THREE BIG WINS

Good start for Cap rugby

losing two of their strong players to injuries early in the final game. There were show- ings of organized strong play but not enough to win.

Capilanos proposed new club house construction will begin Feb. 15 at Klahanie Park (north end of Lions Gate Bridge).

The Caps practise on Tuesdays 6:30 pm at Klahanie Park and on Thursdays 6:00 pm at North park (19th & Jones). New players are invited and will be made welcome. -

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