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DETERMINATION AND EFFORT are seen at every age in the game of soccer. North Shore residents were given a
good display of this last weekend when the B.C. Youth Soccer Association provincial cup finals took place at

Club surged to victory
in the dying moments
of their first team’s
match last Saturday
against Caribe II.

Caribe had batted first in
this Fyfe-Smith Shield game
and, after a rather poor
start, they went on to score a
modest 89 runs.

North Shore then
responded with abysmal
performances by their

leading batsmen.
The first two wickets fell

board, and the next four all
fell at eight!

Sceptical spectators began
to doubt whether North
Shore would even reach
double figures.

But Bob Adie halted the
rout and, batting cautiously
in most uncharacteristic
style, he slowly added a long
string of singles.

He was soon joined by
Amba Sharma, and between
them they gradually = ad-
vanced the score, but at a
rate which was far too slow
to win the match before the
lamated overs ran out.

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with only five runs on the

shouting for increased action
and Sharma responded.

He confidently selected
the balls to hit and hit them
hard.

Adie was run out on a
miscalled run when he had
17, but Ken Bradshaw, who
came in at number 10 to
teplace him, proved to be
the ideal partner for Sharma
in the hectic rush for runs in
the last few overs. .

The total was 88 when
Bradshaw was bowled for 17.

With just one over plus
one ball left in the match,
North Shore needed two
runs to win, and their last
batsman was in.

No runs were scored off
the next three balls.

Then on the third ball of
the final over Sharma hit two
runs to give North Shore a
most exhilarating win by one
wicket.

His own score was 38 not
out.

Caribe’s Peter Charles had
been the bowler responsible
for most of North Shore's
early collapse, taking four
wickets for only seven runs
in 10 overs.

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