I didn't go to this game but picked up a game report off the NA soccer 
mailing list.  I was able to contact only one of the two authors and he
requested anonymity so I'll leave both their names off.

"1st author" writes:
 Na> Date: Sun, 28 May 1995 11:38:20 -0400
 Na> Subject: NAS CNSL season opens

 Na> The 1995 CNSL (Canadian National Soccer League) opened its 73rd season
 Na> on Fri. May 26 at the Cove Road Field in London.  The league has
 Na> eliminated the two Montreal francises (Crotia and Ramblers) in order to
 Na> reduce travelling costs and added the Hamilton White Eagles.  Other
 Na> returning teams are London City, Scarborough Astros, St. Catherines
 Na> Roma, Toronto Italia and Toronto Jets.  This year, competition for fans
 Na> and players with the new formed CISL (based in Toronto) may be the
 Na> League's biggest challenge.

 Na> The season opener, played between London City and Scarborough Astros,
 Na> marked the first time in the League's 73 year history that the opening
 Na> game was played outside of Toronto.

 Na> [R] London City vs Scarborough Astros  1:0

 Na> The match was attended by approximately 250 (very quiet) fans.  London
 Na> City, lead by returning 'veterans' Andrew Loague, Tonino Commisso and
 Na> Shawn Taggert, played a very strong game with good solid passing plays
 Na> and less air-ball than one usually associates with the "semi-pro"
 Na> teams.  London City's real blessing is that they were able to unload
 Na> "all-star" goalkeeper, Anthony Camacho who is a member of the Antiguan
 Na> Nation team, and pick up a keeper who can actually stop a ball.  This
 Na> young fellow, who's name escapes me at present, had a grand match.
 Na> Andrew Loague scored late in the first half on a scramble play to put
 Na> London ahead 1-nil.  Scarborough keeper, Paulo da Silva? of the naked
 Na> Adidas photo fame, also played a decent match. In the second half
 Na> Scarborough Astros pressed hard for an equalizer but the London City
 Na> defense stoned them.  The fans finally came to life in the last 20
 Na> minutes. The final result was London City 1, Scarborough Astros nil. 
 Na> The refereeing by FIFA ref Tony Camacho of Cambridge, was surprisingly
 Na> decent although he was rather quick to whistle down alot of advantages.
 Na> All in all at good start to the 1995 season and a grand evening of
 Na> soccer, the availability of a few pints in the club house doesn't hurt
 Na> either. 


"2nd author" as a response:
 Na> Date: Sun, 28 May 1995 15:02:34 -0400 (EDT)
 Na> Subject: Re: NAS CNSL season opens

 Na> On Sun, 28 May 1995, "1st author" wrote:
 
 > London
 > City's real blessing is that they were able to unload "all-star"
 > goalkeeper, Anthony Camacho who is a member of the Antiguan Nation team,
 > and pick up a keeper who can actually stop a ball.  This young fellow,
 > who's name escapes me at present, had a grand match.

 Na> My god someone else from London, Ontario is on this list!

 Na> The goalie is Craig Sinnot isn't it? That's what it said in the
 Na> "report"  in Saturday's Free Press anyway. He played for the original
 Na> London Lasers of  the CSL after their Croatian imports were offloaded
 Na> to the Hamilton  Steelers. Craig Sinnot is originally from Glasgow,
 Na> Scotland and can  often be seen drinking at the Scots Corner on Dundas
 Na> Street when games  are being shown by satellite. Although I'm also from
 Na> Scotland originally  I don't think Sinnot is that great a goalie. He
 Na> wasn't City's  first choice for keeper this season. They had an
 Na> ex-Windsor Wheels goalie Vince Albertini lined up at one stage but he
 Na> told me during a pickup game  that he was only going to play if Harry
 Na> Gauss agreed to pay him. Obviously he didn't. As you say though at
 Na> least it won't be Anthony Camacho in goals this season.

 Na> Any other CNSL spectators out there?