Argyle take title

ARGYLE BATTERS over-
whelmed Sutherland in the
first game of the junior high
school softball champion-
ship, on their way to a 2-0
sweep of the best out of five
series.

Sutherland’s regular pit-
cher was missing from the
action of the first game, and
Argyle made the most of the
opportunity, chalking up a
17-0 final score. Argyle won
the second game 7-1 on

Wednesday to grab the
junior girls softball crown.

In the first game, the win-
ning pitcher was Vicky
Turowski (she also won the
second game), who hit a
home run as well. Arlene
Adolf also hit a homer, while
Laura Staite had a triple.

The key play in the second
game was a_ bases-loaded
double by Callie McCrae in
the fifth inning that effec-
tively wrapped up the
championship for Argyle.

NS cricketers lose

On Saturday the North
Shore Cricket Club first
team lost an exciting and
keenly contested game to
Burrard C.C. by a mere six
runs despite another superb
innings of 43 runs by interim-
Captain Howard Griffiths,
and good supportive batting
by P. Pisani, R. Herbert, K.
Bradshaw, S. Evans and G.
Maingot.

Batting first on a very hot
afternoon, Burrard C.C.
were restricted to 105 runs,
as a result of fine fielding
and good bowling by
N.S.C.C. spear-headed by R.
Herbert, B. Simms, K. Brad-
shaw and H. Griffiths. Bur-
rard C.C. batsman §S. Jaffar
was both elegant and
punishing as he scored a
delightful 53 runs. He was
ably supported by fellow-

batsmen M. Cherry and Z.
Shariff. Burrar C.C. bowled
and fielded equally well.

Final scores: Burrard C.C.
105, N.S.C.C. 99.

On Sunday the N.S.C.C.
Second team suffered their
first defeat of the season
when they bowled Rich-
mond C.C. for a mere 49
runs at Brockton Point but
could only score 34 runs in
reply. It was a sad loss for
N.S.C.C. after some fine
bowling by P. Cantelli, J.
Matthews and K. Hira. It
was also a sad loss in view of
the miatch-saving innings
played by Jim Matthews and
Joe Prescott the previous
week. On this occasion the
N.S.C.C. batsmen simply
failed to get going, thereby
registering their lowest score
to date.

500 brave heat

When the temperature is
over 30, what better to do
than go for a run. And
before you that is somewhat
facetious, consider that 500
souls did just that last Satur-
day in the first even Lynn
Valley Fun Run held in con-
junction with Lynn Valley
Days.

Sponsored by Time Out
Sports and Super Valu, the
run was broken into two sec-
tions; a mile and a half for
juniors, or whoever wanted
to go that distance and a 4.3
mile for remainder.

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competition, organizer Rob
Boyd was enthusiastic over
the response to the hot min.
‘We didn’t have one com-
plaint’ he said.

And, as is often the case in
fun runs, there were the
somewhat zany, or bizarre
entries such as the grand-
mother who pushed her
grandchild around the
course in a buggy, or the dog
named Bear who finished the
course.

Highlighting the heat of
the day was the fact that
1,800 glasses of liquid were
consumed by the runners
following the run.

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PAULA GEORGE pitch-
ed a no-hitter Monday to
lead Carson Graham to a 4-0
win over West Vancouver in

one senior high school girls ':

softball semifinal. George
struck out 10 batters.

Sutherland won the other
semifinal 8-4 over Hand-
sworth, with Celia Tisdall on
the mound for Sutherland.

In the first game of the
best out of three finals on
Wednesday (Thursday’s se-
cond game was postponed to

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defeated Sutherland 5-3, and
again George was the winn-
ing pitcher. She also batted
in two rums herself.

Carson Graham was never
behind in the game, as the
whole team played well.

But ironically, the best
fielding play of the game was
made by Sutherland's first
baseman Anna Rogers.

With one out in the 3rd in-
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Paula pitches no-hitter

and second, the ball was hit
towards the third baseman,
who made a wild throw to
Standing on the bag,
Rogers stretched out to

rescue the wild throw and
get the runner out, preven-
ting Carson Graham from
blowing the game entirely
out of reach.

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