PAR THREE TOURNA-
MENT... Golfers who re-
corded holes-in-one during
the 1993 season at
Ambleside’s Par 3 course —
114 in total — competed in
the annual Hole-In-One
Tournament fast Sunday at
the West Vancouver course.
On the men’s side, Bryan
Stauffer shot a 50 for Ist low
gross place, followed by Dave
Mason. Barry Hughes
finished first in the low net
category, with Ralph Smith
and Nick Sawyer tied for se-
cond. In ladies’ play, a 56 by
Margaret Shanks earned her
Ist low gross honors, with
Peggy Allen finishing second.
Peggy Wocds won the ladies’
lew net title, while Doreen

. Jelly finished second. A 53 by
Darren Thomson in the junior
Category put him on top of
the Ist place gross cards,
while Ron Mingo captured
the junior low net title. Both
Bryan Stauffer and Michael
Shaughnessy shot holes-in-
one during the day-long
tournament.

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TENNIS.... North Van-
couver’s Sonya Jeyaseelan
became the - first Canadian
female tennis player to win
the. Pkilips Junior Interna-
tional under-i8 tennis cham-
pionships since 1971. The
unseeded 17-year-old
_ Yighthander defeated Japan’s
‘Hiroki Mochizuki (seeded
seventh) 7-5, 7-5, in a match
that saw the North Shore
player down 0-5 in the first
set. An incredible. 10-game
winning streak righted
‘Jeyaseclan’s title’ bid at the
Parc Larocheile courts in
Repentigny, Quebec.

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TRIATHLON... Carol Mon-
tgomery,.a 28-year-old North
Vancouver native, won ‘the
Whistler Triathlon cn Sun-
day, Sept. 5. The event was
the. sixth stop. of the ITU
Tsiathlon World Cup series.
‘The .race consisted of a 1.5
kilometre swim in.Lost Lake,
‘a .40-kilometre cycle on a
stretch of Highway 99, and a.
-finai-‘i0-kilometre leg ending
in: Whistler village. Mon-
tgomery, currently living in
San Diego, posted a time of
one, hour and 56 minutes —
3:22.ahead of second place
finisher Jo-Anne Ritchie of
Kelowna: Montgomery earned
US32,500. for her’ efforts.
Carol’s younger sister, Dar-
cle, finished an impressive
ninth in the world-class field.

NORTH SHORE
" REPLAY

49 YEARS AGO

Gordy Absams no-hits the
North Vancouver Firernan as West
Vancouver. Hardware claims the
North Shere: Senior C. Softball
championships with a 4-0 win at
Ambleside Park. Only four
Fireman get on board in the
brilliantly pitched game, one on
an error and three on walks.

. 30 YEARS AGO.
Seventeen-year-old Dave Goff,
of North Vancouver, wins two
sprint events at the final track and
field meet: of the year in Trail,
B.C. The NorWesters club
member is first in the juvenile

100-yard race in 10.2 seconds, and .

first again in the 220-yard event
with a time of 22.7 seconds. Goff
also anchors the NorWesters’
4x400 reiay-team to a gold-medal
performance with fellow team-
mates Bob Morgan, Barry Cunn-
ingham and Jolm Armstrong in a
combined time of 45.1 seconds.

Wednesday, September 15, 1993 ~ North Shore News — 45

Stolarski finishes second in Fall Duathion

FOUR NORTH Shore athletes
finished in the top ten at the
fourth annual Canadian Fall
Duathlon in the Seymour
Demonstration Forest in North
Vancouver on Sunday.

Les Stolarski (male 45-49 divi-
sion) finished second overall with
a time of one hour, 37 minutes
and 39 seconds — a [little over
eight minutes behind winner John

Ray

5 ackcomb and Dual Mountain seaso

Berrow, of Langley, who com-
peted in the male 9-24 division.
North Vancouver's Stephan
Cooper (male 35-39) was fourth
overall, followed closely by Chris-
tian Strigh, also of North Vat
couver, who rode a= mountain
bike, not the standard duathion
road bike, on the cycle section,
The fourth focal top-ten finish
was posted by Ron Pifer (male

a : a6

30-39), also using a mountian
bike, with a time of 1:43.42,

The event began with a five-
kilometre run through the tower-
ing trecs of the forest, followed by
a 30 kilometre two-loop cycle to
the Seymour Dam and back, and
finished with another five
kilometre run.

Coquitlam's Roberta Walker
(female 35-39) finished the course

in one hour, 59 minutes and 52
seconds, good for first overall fe-
male,

The seventh and final race of
the Canadian Endurance Duathion
Series is on Sunday, Oct. 3 in
Brentwood Bay, Victotia. Those
interested in registering can call
876-4443, or sign up at the
Cyclepath store at 1421 West
Broadway, Vancouver.

m passes available

from September 17 to September 27 1993.

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