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TheReview Wednesday, October 3, 1990 — A21

shakers drop Deli in 7B soccer

The Peninsula McDonalds Shak-
ers scored a comfortable 5-1 win
over Juan de Fuca Brandywise
Deli in Division 7B North soccer

& action, Saturday.

Manager Tony Timms said the
first 25 minutes of the game, held
at Iroquois Park, was evenly con-
tested.

Though the Shakers had the run
of play, the defensive line of Alan
Betton, Colin Tulloch and Shawn
Thompson were kept on their toes,
he gpid.

At the 25- minute mark, Brad
Weinmeyer scored for the Shakers
with a shot from the edge of the

box, Timms said.

. Two minutes later, Weinmeyer
slotted home another goal, but
Juan de Fuca came back with a
goal just before half-time, he said.

Two minutes into the second-
half, Ryan Fisher scored the Shak-
ers’ third goal after Juan de Fuca’s
goalkeeper was unable to hold on
to a cross from Colin Timms, he
said.

Only anit minutes later, another
goal was notched up by the Shak-
ers — this time by Regan Daly,
Timms said.

And two minutes before the end
of the game, Sam Flynn fired the
fifth Shakers goal into the back of
the net, he said.

Timms said Sean Hosick, Chad

Hastings, Andrew Hill and Ben
Harding all made a strong contri-
bution to the victory.

Nick Loveridge and Chris Sau-
derson played well in goal to
ensure the win.

FIRING A-SHOT on goal, a Parkland Panthers striker provides
one of only a handful of dangerous momenis for the Mt.
Doug goalkeeper in a game the .Parkland team lost by 0-7
on ifs new soccer field, Thursday.

Masters swim club looking
for a few average swimmers

The Sidney Masters Swim Club
is Starting its fall social and work-
out schedule at the Panorama Lei-
sure Centre, Oct. 19.

Senior citizens who want to
improve their stroke and raise their
fitness levels are invited to register
at 7 p.m. at the Leisure Centre
puior to the club’s first swim of the
season.

Club spokesman Sue McTaggart
said anyone who can swim more
than one length of the pool is
welcome to join.

Regardless of age and fitness
level, all seniors are invited to join
in the fun workouts, McTaggart
said.

Piranhas swim coach’ Al Porter

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