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THE REVIEW 9781-2nd St., Sidney B.C. Wednesday, November 16, 1988 ™

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Peninsula Old Country | :
Rentals surprised Duncan by scor-
ing two quick goals in the first half .
of a Division 1A boys soccer |
match last weekend at home, on
the way to recording a 3-1 victory.

Darryl Laws opened the scoring
and was followed closely by Wes- |»
ley Nelson, who found the back of
the net for the 2-0 lead.

‘Starting the second half down
two goals Duncan started pressing
and was awarded a penalty kick
after a Duncan player was taken
down.

Goalkeeper Mike Soolochoff
came through with the save, but
ten minutes later a Duncan player
took a dive and another penalty
kick was awarded. This time it was
made good. ~

Moments later a Peninsula

- player was red-carded and the
local boys had to play. short-
handed for the. last 30 minutes.

Although Duncan tried the team
could not penetrate the Renters
defence. of Kevin Law, Andrew
Watt and Doug Jordan.

_ Midfielders Darryl Simon,
George Landsberger and Gary
Henry stopped the Duncan for-

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wards on almost every rush.

Old Country had a good passing
game going and moved the ball in
close, setting up Darryl Laws with
a goal late in the game.

Jerry Cross played a strong
game, assisting on all three goals
and setting up other passes that
weren't converted.

Long-time rivals Juan de Fuca
face the Renters next in Division
1A action.

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| Stelly’ 5 Cross country team
members qualify for provincials —

Several members of the Stelly’s School senior cross country. :
team qualified for the provincial cross country meet during an |
Island competition at Juan de Fuca, Thursday. :

Gina Gregory had the best performance of the girls, recording a
13th place finish to lead seven other Stelly’s runners across the

On the boys’ side, Bruce Campbell and John Pynn finished i in .
the top 25 to qualify for the B.C. Cross Country Championships, -
scheduled for Castelgar Nov. 19. Fellow runner Roger Smith also.

f Other Stelly’s girls to qualify include Mary Morrison, Karen
| Fishwick, Jennie Mahon, Trina Ruffles, Bernadette White, Lara .

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tip to ad provincial meet this weekend.

Brigs field hocke y ties Oak Bay

The Brentwood Inn Brigadiers
tied Oak Bay 2-2 in Vancouver
Island Men’s Field Hockey action,
Sunday at Beacon Hill Park.

The Brigs got two early. goals
then held off the Bays until the
second half.

Pat Warrington and Jim San-
dwith scored for the Brigs offence
in the first half. In the second half
it; was exceptional. play by defen-
ders Terry Greene and Lorne Cow-
ley, who fought hard during the

_ final minutes to ‘preserve a 2-2 tie

after the Bays scored twice in the
second.

The tie leaves the Brigs tied for
third place, of five teams, in Divi-

. Sion 2. league standings with a

record. of one win, three ties and

three losses.

It also marks the end of the fall
season for the Brigs, unless a
rained out game is re-scheduled.
The spring season begins i in early-
February.

In ladies field hockey action, the
Kapteyn’s Super Salon Division 3
team lost a close game to. the ©
Dolphins .at Windsor Park, Satur-
day.
The Kapteyn’s play again next
Saturday, versus the Renegades at
Windsor park starting at 10 a.m.

The Division 2 Hotel Sidney
Hobbits also see action next Satur-
day when they meet. the Sanderl-
ings at 12 noon in the Oak Bay
oval.

The Hobbits are currently hold
first place with an Gnditeated
cord.

Youth bowlers roll high

Rolling high singles in Youth
Bowling Council five-pin action

last week at Miracle Lanes for the ~

bantam girls were Micki Home-
niuk -with'a 93,:Sarah Gillis with

“an 85 and Blacey Reynolds with an’.

81.

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|. Underwood rolled:a. 156 single,
David fast’ had a. 17 and ‘Rene :
- Schuitema had a 97. :
» High singles for. the: junior girls”
were Dana :‘Lavich ‘with: a°167,.
- Leah Underwood witha 146:and. .
Julie. Mitton ‘with a: 143. Junior
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_ West with a 161, Ken Budd with j ae
156 and John Barr’ with a 1278

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. game was rolled by Wendy Jestico,

with a°199, while Tim Bewley

“rolled the high senior: men’ S single

game with a 126..
In Golden Age league bowling,

“the Twin Oaks. saw Harold Norris —
roll a-261 to capture’ the’ men’s
' high single while Betty Maxwell 4,
sported ‘a 197 average for the
_ladies. Elaine Cole was ‘not’ far
-behind with a° 177, :followed iby.
‘Phoebe Stevens with a 175. - aan
“In ‘Wednesday. 9:30: Goldies. es
> Cliff Carey busted the pins forthe |
~ Men-with a 210 single while Betty =
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high’ single witha 283: bumping
Stan. Gow: to second: place! with wets
280. Alda Pinner'was:in' top: form) |
forthe ladies with a- high single of...
255 and_a high triple of 634.

In Bumper. Bowling last: week, =
Ashly. Humber scored the highest

ao with a 103.. oe
"In Water’s Edge bowling action:
_ last week, Al Vickers’ had a high

single game of 280, and a high.
triple of 768, Walter Nelson was
close behind with a 275. :
-In Friday 9:30 Goldies Pat
Niven had the high single game of
the ladies with a 256 and achigh —

"triple of 608, Bud Lawson had a

high single of 249 and a 647 triple.
* The high rollers of the Friday ~

Night bowlers: were Greta Harness .
_ With a high three of 658, Jack Mar

with. a 657 and Les Szabo with
654,

- Monday Fun League saw Gla. >

dys Lindsey's 218 single and 637

triple take top: spot for the ladies
while Doug Cooper-rotled a 294.
single and a 649 tiple tor the men.
~ In Tuesday. Mermaids, the top
three (cams are the Musscells, with
185 points, the Penguins, with 181
points, and. the Shrimps, with 77

‘i points.

The Penguins" high single. of
1,289 was the high point of the/day

| = with high singles of 246 by
B Judy Sjerven. and 263 - by Nettie

Smith helping tremendously, Judy

MY Edwards: had a high triple 627,,

In Wednesday’ s Legion bowling, - :
Cheryl Jones had achigh single of

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A the ladies,

B High averages are held by Doug
Toller with 208 and. Dianne May-
f  ubee. with 200,-

The Woperull's have the lead
with 75 points, followed closely by

B the L wey | Six with 72 points.

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