16 - Wednesday, August 7, 1985 - North Shore News

CRICKET ACTION

Juniors pa

THE VANCOUVER Junior
Cricket Club outran West
Vancouver July 28 at St.
Georges cricket field, to
hand the North Shore squad
their sixth loss of the season.

Vancouver won the toss
and batted first. The
Juniors’ early batsmen

scored freely,
‘more success than P. Heaver

(43) and J. Kassam (23).

The majority of the Van-
couver batsmien also reached
double figures. With, some
astute running between: the
Juniors total

wickets the

reached 158 runs.

none with

Eight wickets were shared
by bowlers Wise, Siatia,
Butler and Milbourn § as
wicketkeeper Paul Levy
claimed four victims.

Basil Statia and Rod Wise
gave West Van's innings a
good start before Statia was
out for 19 runs.

Wise was joined by Paul

the score along rapidly until
first Levy (26 runs) and then
Wise (35 runs) were out.

The game developed into a
tense struggle with West Van
set to score 90 runs off 18
overs.

+ Wickets fell regularly as
the batsmen chased the runs.
Doug Pearson (15), Richard

Milbourn (21 not out) helped
push West Van's score
along. ;

The last over was reached
with West Van's last pair at
the wicket and 10,nifis need-
ed for victggy.’ Three runs
were scored off the first four
balls. Dick Beer was caught
out on the boundary’s edge
in an attempt to score @ six

ddie West Van squad

that would have tied the
score.

The win for the Van-
couver Juniors was a fitting
result for a team that never
stopped running in the high
temperature of the after-
noon. .

West Van’s record for the
season is now 8 wins, 6
losses.

Levy and this pair carried Macrae (10) and Steve

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