. the

Cruisers place’ four on Games swim team

‘Lam 7m

oN orth Shore swimmer Lisa
Lamb won all four of. her
events at the B.C. Summer
Games held

‘Her achievement was just

slightly better than another

recently _in_ North - Shore— swimmer,

Lamb captured the 100
and 200 metre freestyle, and
100..-and. 200 metre
backstroke. :

Kevin Colbow, a member .

of the North Vancouver
Cruisers Summer Swim club,
was succesful in winning a

- silver medal in the 100 metre

backstroke, in the
Summer Games
recently in Richmond.

B.C.
held

He was one of four
swimmers from the Cruisers
club that represented
Vancouver and District at
the Games...

‘These placings were -the
norm for North Shore
swimmers who took part in

1akes clean sweep 0

Games, won the 200 metre
backstroke, and placed
second in the 100 metre -

the Games, as the

Alistair Hirst, who came first
in the 100 and*200 metre

freestyle and the 100 metre .

-butterfly, and placed second
in the 100 metre backstroke.

Coblow also placed
seventh in the 200 metre

individual medley, and
eighth in the 50 metre
butterfly. °
. Marcel Krause placed
fifth in: the 50 metre
freestyle. ;

Ross Noga and Laurel Neil

also represented the Cruisers
on the team of nine boys and
nine girls.

International field
hockey for W Van

North Shore residents will
have a chance to--witness
international calibre field
hockey on Saturday, Sep-
tember 1, when the West
Van Women’s Field Hockey
Asociation hosts a mini

, tournament.

Teams from Great Britain, .

Aastralia, and New Zealand,
as well as a British Columbia
team are. scheduled to
participate in the games.

The team from Great.

Britain has already been

selected to play in. the 1980 ©

Olympics in Mostow, and
the New Zealand team is still
hoping for a berth.

At 1 p.m., Australia will
play the B.C. team, and at
2:30 p.m. New Zealand will
face Great Britain.

Both games will be played
at Hugo Ray Park, and
admission will be $2 for
adults and 50 cents for
students, with children
under six being admitted
free.

Back to bench

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eyeing his bench once again
as probable players to take

up the slack as they have

been doing al! season.

On Saturday evening, the
faithful should turn out in
possible record numbers for
the second game of the first
playoff round,

The. Earthquake: played a
_. totally._-negative' defensive
game against the Caps on
Wednesday. Keeping cight
men back the team’ who
were well out of playoff
contention were content to
sit back and hope for a fast
break rather than a sustained
attack style of game.

The
fullbacks

system allowed
Bob Lenarduzzi

and Bob Bolitho full rein on
attacking from the flanks.

The pair were the class of
the night with Lenarduzzi
winning the nod as player of
the game.

Waiters was not
impressed with the finishing
of the Caps. Although he did

point out that with a number. °

of the players-backvoaff long

‘injuries, he hadn't expected

everyone to be totally sharp.

With a little bit of luck and
continued hard work by
trainer Dennis Loze, Caps
are hoping to. start the
playoff trail which won't end
until September 8 at Giant
Stadium,

Seymour golfers on top

Four junior golfers from
the Seymour golf club
captured the Zone 2 tle,
Wednesday, at the
University golf club,

At least cight teams
participated in the event,
from throughout Vancouver.

Por Seymour, in the 18-
years and under division,
Mike Kennedy and Ken
Lane both hit 72's.

In the under 15° group,
Graeme Skuse hit a 85, and
Roh Sanford hit an &6.

minim um

overly _

-Onsistently in the top three.

' “Maureen McTavish.was a

spare for the Vancouver and
District team, Zone 5, and
had just turned 13, the
age for the

, placed __ bac —_

Yolanda Margnowski
placed first in the 100
butterfly and the 200 in-
dividual medley, and placed
second in the 100 breast-
stroke, and 200 breaststroke.

--backstroke.

Yvonne Hicks won first

place i in the 100 backstroke,
and e- 100

Elenson Vincent placed *

second in the 200 individual.
medley and “the 100 but-

terfly, and third in the 100

_ breaststroke.

= mers _

' The North ‘Shore swim-.

Swim Club, the Lions Gate

Swim Club, ‘West Vancouver

Otters;~ ‘and the Canadian

Dolphin Swim Club.

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