p m recreational! softball series. The three ‘day tourney is- _ being held at Myrtle Park in? Deep Cove and: features 16 teamsfromacrossB.C. Fwo teams are from Lynn Valley and are sponsored by Lynnwood Inn and Seaspan. Capilano OVERTIME GAMES wrapped up the Capilano Little League’s season this year at the Minor level. R&E Roofing eventually won the championship game over Capilano Shell, edging the gas boys 6-5 after three innings of overtime. And in the Majors, Peerless Building Supplies easily won the title for the second year running with a 17-6 victory over Eyford Construction. Semi-finals results were: Minor — R&E 12, Westview Esso 6; Capilano Shell 12, Pemberton Shell 0. Major — Peerless 6, Ever-Brite Aluminum 5; Eyford 10, L&K Lumber 9. Final standings were: MINOR DIVISION . R&ERociing 110 8 & 1 Ca 10 Shell 8 7 0 1 Wenrlew Esso 6 8 18 Pemberton Shell 113 1 MAIOR DIVISION PeeslessBldg:... 13 1°00 26 L&K Lumber’ 7 3.3 16 Ever-Brke AL 410 1.9 ast. 3) 4 (NSSL | LYNNWOOD BLUES ie narrowly lead the Capilano Merchants in North Shore’ Softball League standings, ‘D but the biggest excitementin . COU double header, earning 11 ' June 23 victory for West Van _ 15-2 tally, winning pitcher pickéd up a win June 20 oyer are: ote FREE COURTESY CARS i HT HHBY al Alt I NM i Ea i .C.B.C. CLAIMS—BODY4& MECH. ALL MAKES—DATSUN—TOYQT " FORD--MERC. —GENE ALL WORK oo ett LITTLE S SAVAGES lived up to their name. and came back " ee to defeat Cable West for the is Lynn Valley Baseball Minor at Lynn Valley Park and. Pivision titic. . features a beergarden and The Savages forced a third concession. Prize’ -money pame in the doubie. knockout includes‘a big $1,000 for first . first losing to place, and several small cash Cable. West. 156 and coming awards. back with a 11-4 win, ‘Back in regular’ season action, Cap Merchants picked up three wins in just two days. Monday the Merchants overpowered Fast Eddies 11-1, with Scott Lynas going the distance and. hitting a bases-loaded tripte. The day before the Cap men held Little Billy’s to just one point in each game of a In the turd game. the with two Cable. West runners on base in the bottom of the last inning when pitcher Marc Hatchinson: struck out , three players to clinch the 9- 8 victory and the 1982 title. Going into the playoffs, the Savages were on top in the 6-member league. followed by. Taylor Motive, Cable West. Davis In- surance, Jack's Kiddie Rides and Skyline Sports. Babe Ruth NORTH SHORE Credit Unioa swept the Babe Ruth playoffs in three straight Wins, caming the Junior Division title with a 13-7 score over Dillingham in the and 2 for themselves. Lynas pitched the first win, Grant Forrest the second. Game twowent for 13 innings before the Mer- chants won on a hit by Robbie Coombes - which brought in. Doug Green. Normally the games go for only seven innings. Earlier games included a Furniture over Dino's with a Leas Beadell. Furniture also . the North Shore Chiefs, with Jim: ‘Hughson the ‘distance fora. 9-6 tri Standings as of June 2 . U¥SRenEe a oosUNRUREB?. ‘Good Sportsmanship _For icBc Claims ee. BLE—B8 987-7111 - We’re BCAA approved! | _ RITCHIE _ SERVICE CENTRE _ 1626 Welch Street, North Vancouver _ Savages led by only-one run 7 ‘Award. Honorable mention went to Mark Goble, Danny Storms, Jeff Frumento and Joe Noonan. The Junior Babe Ruth All- Stars face Squamish July 11 in Mahon Park at 1 p.m. in regional playoff action, while the Prep All-Stars get a bye to the provincials in Duncan slated for July 22. Forest Hills AWARDS TO outstanding players in the Forest Hills Little League were presented on a very wet Saturday last week, the biggest downpour ever during an eight week season noted for its fine weather. © Hundreds of parents and players stood in the rain June _ BS - Sunday, July 4, 1982 < North Shore News ay while fighting a losing battle ‘Season. with leukemia. The wrap-up games were well attended and featured a couple of upsets. In T-Ball, the leading team all season, the Mariners, went down ‘to sudden defeat at the. hands of the Canadians, w: came out of nowhere. Almost like real life in the Pee Wees, the Expos beat the Yankees to take the championship. Stongs had a long struggle for the major title, finally winning the gold in a 7-6 squeaker over Highland Optical. : Upset number came in the minors, with eading team Dunns Tailors knocked out in the semis, and the final going to 7-Eleven over Tryouts now begin for the Forest Hills tournament team, and a second season for a small group of boys will commence shortly with the District Five playoffs. Bert Duke Bert Duke's Cavaliers and Advanced Plastics moved on to provincial playdowns set for this weekend, after capturing regional titles in Squirt and Bantam action. The Cavaliers took two Straight from Tsawassen Shalletts with 21-20 and 28- 20 margins while the Bantam Plastics ‘were care of ‘Tsawassen Video World 14-2 and 9-1 in ‘the best of three 26 and watched president Mitten. competition. John Wittig hand out the Outstanding pitching by Both teams will be in awards after the official end Earle Birney was a big factor action. in ‘Squamish this of the season. ; in 7-Eleven's win, .and.one weckend—--in-' the— B.C. Kehin Smith of the lucky team in the majors will championships with the Tonecraft major league have his services next finals set for Sunday. team earned the “Robert Biddlecombe Memorial Award,” with Mike Slaney of Stongs the runner-up. From the minor leagues, Tony Wohlgemuth from Dunns Tailors won the award with Jeff Robinson of 7-Eleven runner-up. 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