Soccer

Boys and girls, goalies and
strikers, beginners and ad-
vanced. The North Van Rec
Commission has a program
to suit your special needs.
The Commission is pleased
te.have Daryl Samson coor-
dinatimg. its Summer Soccer

School and Jeff Mulock
directing its Goalkeeping
School.

Every session will be con-
ducted personally by Daryl
Samson or Jeff Mulock who
both have had many years of
experience coaching and
playing the game of soccer.

Weeklong sessions will be
held at various locations in
North Vancouver. Cost is
$30.00 including a club sports
bag.

Jeff's Goalkeeping School
will be held in the evenings
during the month of July
from 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Monday - Friday, with an ad-
vanced class running July
2-6. The school is open to
ages 6-15 years. All sessions

Time Out for

THE MAJORS Division of
the Lynn Valley Little League
completed its 1984 schedule
and playoffs last week with
Time Out Sports the league
winners.

FINAL STANDINGS

L Pct.
TimeOut 1) 65.688
Little Savages 9 7 = .S62
Westlyan Mall 9 7 .562
LV Cyctes 7 9 (437
NSCU § 12 .313

for summer

school

will cover the following
aspects of goaltending: cat-
ching, diving,. crossballs,
distribution and communica-
tion. Each session is liniited
to 12 participants.

Daryl’s Soccer School will
be held in the mornings from
9 a.m. to 12 noon, Monday -
Friday during the months of
July and August. Ages are
from 6-9 years, and 10-13
years. These age groups will
be instructed separately so
that maximum quality in-
struction can be provided.
Classes are limited. Register
for both schools at Delbrook

Community Centre, 600
West Queens Road,
984-4181.

in addition to the above
schools the Commission can
accommodate special re-
quests, such as Team Schools
(weekends, afternoons or
evenings). For more informa-
tion please contact Donna
Martin or Howie Carty at
984-4181.

Playoff Fournament action

began Monday June 18 with
every team competing in dou-
ble knock-out. After other
teams were eliminated, the
first of two showdown games
was June 25 between Little
Savages and the previously
unbeaten Time Out Sports
team.

Savages came from behind
in a nailbiter to win by 14 to

IT WAS AN EXCITING MATCH, BUT _
NS cricket club downed

SOUTH HILL second team
defeated North Shore Winter
Club second team at
Memoria! Park last Saturday
in an exciting game, notwith-
standing some good bowling
by H. Sidhu, J. Ede, E. Hira,
C. Tottle and CG. Sahota, and
good catching by S. Aguiton,
D. Haig, M. Eccles, M.
Moran and B. Adie.

South Hill batted first and
were ali out for 90 runs. Top-
scorers were: H. Jones (15),
W. Hussin (15), M. Shakh
(14) and B. Goring (12).

When NSCC began their
innings they lost an early
wicket but S. Aguiton was
joined by G. Maingot and
together they both began to
add respectability to the score
and to lay the fotindation for
victory.

South Hill were relieved
when Aguiton and Maingot
were bowled. G. Maingot
had been very elegant and
sound in his personal score of
17 rns. NSCC suffered fur-
ther losses until H. Sidhu,
making his debut with the
team, strode to the wicket
and proceeded to hammer the
Bowling for a personal score

of 44 not out. It was regret-
table for NSCC that Sidhu
ran out of partners with their
team score at 84 — a mere 7
runs away from victory.

Best bowlers for South Hill

were: T. Akbar 4 for 10, W. .

Hussin 3 for 18, and B. Gor-
ing 3 for 27.

On Sunday NSCC played
against Wescan C.C. in a
knock-out game for the.
coveted Coronation Cup and,
gave the defending cham-
pions quite a scare before los-
ing.

Wescan batted first and
scored 186 for § jn their allot-
ted 40 overs, B. Parker top-
scoring with 63. Wescan had
placed themselves in a seem-
ingly impregnable position.
However, NSCC batsman
Roy Herbert came pretty
close to singlehandedly
dethroning the champions
with a magnificent

- performance.

Roy scored 83 superb runs
before being bowled, hitting
8 sixes and 6 fours in the pro-
cess. He was simply
devastating! H. Sidhu (22)
and L. White (19) gave nice
support to Roy and Wescan

Lynn Valley

13. Scott Marleau relieving in
the fourth got credit for the
win to force a deciding game
Tuesday June 26.

In the final game Little
Savages again came from
behind and bested Time Out
Sports by a 15 to 9 margin to
become the Playoffs winner.
Tyler Garnes of Savages,
who had pitched in two lop-
sided playoff wins previously

(over Cycles 39 to 1 and over
Westlynn 22 to 2), got credit
for his third win.

Tyler salted it away in the
top of the sixth with a two run
homerun blast to help his
cause. John Feeney bashed a
three run homer. With the
bases loaded in the sixth inn-
ing, Jason Dobmeier came on
to relieve and retired the last
2 batters to assure the win.

Legion topples Eagles

SUNDAY June 24 Legion
upset Eagies five to two
behind the strong pitching of
Randy Perri. Eagles had 17
wins and four losses during
the regular season and had

averaged 12 runs for each
game
In the other semi-final

game, Jaycee had a seven to
three lead after one inning
and eight to five lead after
four but Skyline came on to
win 10 fo enght The winning
pitcher was Ralph Maglhient
Tyler Phillipson Jed the win
ners with four singles

In the final game, lt egion
led Skyline three nothing un
til the third inning but again
Skyline came on to win TE to

three The winning pitcher
was Bryan Hamilton, who
made several outstanding

defensive plays and also had
two hits, Ralph Maghiert had
three hits for the winners
Ramaldo ( usano, 10 years of
age. had three hits for the
losers

This league now picks an
All Start team from the four

Major League Teams and
wilh commence play in the
District Five Tournament do
ly 9 with five other teams

from North Vancouver
Iwo teams trom West Van-
couver which tneiude © ypress
Park and one team = from
Squamish The entire tourna
ment will be held at Zuchike
Park (19th and Jones, North
Vancouver) and will run until
July 23

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11 runsin 10 overs.:The game
was played at Makin Park in

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for 152 runs.

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