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SCHEDULE (Ail gaines start at 8 p.xn. at Iroquois Park Arena) First game Second game Third game Fourth game *Fifth *Sixth *Seventh The lin eups REDMEN 00 Bill Callan 1 Ted Sawicki (Goalie) 2 Jerry Fitzgerald 3 John Dark 4 Kevin Antramn 5 Barry Brear 6 Scott Boyd 7 Jeff arlin 9 Gil Nieuwendyk 10 Lorne Briscoe Il Terry Bullen 12 Doug Deschner 14 Adam Kluwak 15 John Fusco 16. Jim Meredith 17 Kith Begley 19 Keith Van Sickle 22 Dale Kernohan 23 Scott McMichael 30 Eric Perroni 32 Blaine Harrison 33 Andy Perroni 39 Tom Wreggitt 41 Wayne Colley 44 Derek Keenan Coach Peter Vipond General Manager Bob Duignan COQUYI'LAM 1 Bill Thomas (Goalie) 4 Marc Nadasdi 5 Dan McLenaghen 7 Guy Prentile 9 Bob Klein 10 Jody Twa il Doug Manning 14 Dan Lemond 16 Romano Brienza 19 Jim Veltman 20 Paolo Brunoro 21 Mike Reelie 30 Rick Mang (Goalie) 44 Pat Austin 77 Paul St. John John Hedlund (C) Chris Cowie Rob Hanna Barry Powless Dale Rezansuff Kirk Suzuki Rodney Tapp Coach Frank Nielsea Not too many eastern lacrosse players get the chance to play lacrosse in Western Canada. So when Paul St. John was offered a sowibthe Coquitiain Adanacs, he jumped a the chance. "There aren't many opportun- ities like that in lacrosse," says St. John, wbo played with the Brooklin Redmen when they won the Mann Cup last year. In comparing eastern andl western lacrosse, St. John says the west bas a more competitive league and the teains are geograpbically dloser, making for less travel time. "But any of the eastern teains could compete in a western league," says St. John. addinig that Coquitlam bas a similar style of play as Rednien. "We play a run and gun style or, as we like to cali it, stud bull," says St. John, who notes that Brooklin bas inuch bigger players than Coquitiain. "They might have a bigger team but we won't back down," says St. John, who had 38 points in 24 league games with Ooquitlam, which, he adinits, was not a great year. It bas taken me a while to get adjusted but I started playing better in the playoffs." St. John is looking forward to playing against bis, old teain- mates and is looking for a 'very exciting Mann Cup. But he admits it may'not be as exciting as the western final between Coquitiain and New Westminster. Coquitlam was forced te travel te New Westminster for the seventh and deciding game after holding a 3-1 lead in the series*. "There must have been 4,000 people in the arena and at least two-thirds of them were Coquit- lam fans," recalls St. John. He says the game was tied 5-5 after the second period with Coquitiain scoring the sixtb goal. "New West ran out of steam, in the third period," says St. John. Coquitlam eventually won the game 9-6 and advanced te the Mann Cup for the flrst time in their 24-year bistory. PAUL ST. JOHN, shown at right above as a member of Brooklin Redinen. against two New Westminster players in 1987 Mann Cup, is back in Mann Cup action this year - as a member of Coquitiain NEW CARS USED CARS LEASING > WAGG BROTHERS AUTO CLINIC NRA C RADACO ENTERPRISES LTD. NUAC Cai hi SevnsnVOURI HWY. #7, WEST Sals Mnagr 63-661 VEHICLEI BROQKL IN, ONTARIO LOB iCO AUT09 HOME, LIFE, IINSPECTIONI DISABILITY, RRSP BRCEBISLLBUCKPNTACLT. STTINPHONE: 655-4301 965 DUNDAS ST. W. BRUCEBSySLLW.BUIjKxOntioCLT.SUITE 200, 683-2626 201Bayy t. .,Aja, ntajoBIG OR SMALL- WE FIX THEM ALL WEST LYNDE PLAZA - Wednesday, Sept. 7 - Thursday, Sept. 8 - Saturday, Sept. 10 - Su.nday, Sept. il - Tuesday, Sept. 13 - Wednesday, Sept 14 - Friday, Sept. 16 i f * eesr Former Redmen now plays for Coquitlam A -go- 1987 Ontario Major Lacrosse Play-offs Individual Records Muet Coua Scored In PlayolYs Bruce Olgilvie Peterborough 9 John Fusco llrooklin 8 Derck Keenun Jîrouklln 7 Moline Ilarrison Ilrookin 7 Meut Amiouitu In l>laufs J)arek Kuenan lirooklin 12 John Futico llrooklin il Cil Nleuwondyk lrooklin 9 Mouet Pointu In l'IuyolTs John I'uscn lrooklln 19 I)erok I<uenansu hirooklin 19 GI1 Nleýuwitndyk lrooklin 14 llruce Ogivie Perhorough 14 Mout Cioula In Onu 1layuff Came John Fuscu, Iroklln 4 lliintt i lrrituon hroollin 4 liruce 01givie I'utetrlhrotugli 3 Arity Suiilicsy1eerixrotjigh 3 Di)vc Succimoru iPeterborough l Tom WregiitL I'etorborough a Mos94lPointa Scerod In Ono Illayuff Cil Neuwendyk Irooklin 7 Tom Wreggit Brooklln 6 John }'usco Lrookhn 5 twice) Derek Keenan Brooklin 5 (twice> Paul Evans Peterborough 5 Blaine Harrison Irooklin 5 Jim Meredith Brookfin , 5 Bruce Olgilvie Peterborough 5 Andy Shaughnesay Peterborough 5 PAGE A6, WHrI'BY FREE PRESS, Mann Cup Special, SEPTEMBER 7,1988 .3-w.