B5-Wednesday, November 5, 1980 - North Shore News

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Stamps and Steelers in defensive battle

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turned in solid defensive The Colts blanked the

Defence was the name of the game as the Gordon Sturtridge

Junior Bantam Stamps D@vid Petrina and Paul playoff match up. oe

4 ibe Donohoe. Mike Cheung and D HOME OF THE AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALISTS ; close out regular The Squamish Chiefs DeWest played strong games $08 arg cochnicians in each field Many with 20 - season football play whomped the Chargers 27-6 years experience

with a 6-0 win over the

Steelers. junior bantam’ league McClure came up big for the ° WHEEL. FRAME ALIGNMENT & BALANCING ; season. Broncs. * COLLISION REPAIRS — The win last Sunday . Panthers blanked the *® BAKE OVEN PAINTING

clinched third place for the Stamps, but the two teams had to battle it out in a “Mud Bowl” at Ambleside for the two points.

The only scoring play in the game came in the third quarter when Kurt Larsen caught the Steeler defense napping and ran 90 yards for the major.

Defensive star for the winning side was Brian Platts who recovered a key fumble, stopping a Steeler drive at the Stamps’ 20 yard line.

Craig Stone also recovered an important fumble for the winners.

Robert Tribe, Tim Metcalfe and Guy Farrel all

efforts in a losing cause.

In other junior bantam action, the Eskimos dumped the Vikings 30-0. Leading the way was Andrew Jarvis,

to close out their regular

Huskies 13-0 in Flag Ball action with touchdowns by Ryan Davies and _ Ernie Redden.

In minor action, the Roughies and Lions played to a 00 tie. Neil Stark, Alfonso Ergas and Scott Grant were standouts for the Roughies. John Redden and Glen Fletcher played strong games for the Lions.

Bombers shutout the Browns 6-0 with Terry Giesiger scoring the one touchdown of the game. Roy Barlow and Deacon Matheson were the defensive stalwarts for the winners. George Whyte played well for the Browns.

Kips back on winning track

Kipriaki soccer club found the winning touch again with a decisive 40 win over Firefighters in 2b Van Met soccer action on the weekend at Kilmer Park.

After suffering their first loss in three years the week before, the North Shore club were oul to start another undefeated string.

Bob Foot stated the scoring at the 33 minote mark when he converted a Rob Boyd pass for the only

mers, followed by Ed |

Vanblankenstein's first goal of the afternoon at the 62 minute mark on a chip pass from Rob Boyd who had been sct up by Don Mc- Clean.

Vanblankenstein put away his second goal of the af- ternocon 10 minutes later with the assist going to Bolducci.

Kipriakis record now stands at four wins, one loss and a pair of draws and

Broncs in a preview of the bantam semi-finals to be played next week. The Colts and Broncs will meet each other again in the first

for the winning side, while Darren Anderson and Todd

The Renfrew Trojans nipped the Argonauts 12-6 in Midget action. Frank Yurechco scored the Argo major, while Steve Banks put in a solid two way effort.

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At the 55 minute mark Ron Wilson put home a ball on passes from Paul Bolducci and Henry Sum

all North Shore affaw as Kipriakis take on the Pegasus second division team at Kilmer Park, 2 pm.

Caulfeild students run for cancer

Students at Caulfeild cle mentary school m West Vancouver recently raised about $2,000 for the Terry Fou cancer campaign through running laps at the school track

Allan Ort and Ron Bonc, the sponsor teachers for the students said that more than SO) per cent of the 400 students took part in the run receiving pledges from {nends and family, but not

neighbors.

Even the kindergarten students took part in the run, with the teachers checking off the laps run on the schools sawdust track

Teachers cstimated that the students ran a total of between S00 and 1,000 km during the campaign

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