West

‘ando

ns Anza

in cricket action

AH, THE sweet smell of
success.

On a bright and beautiful
Saturday afternoon, the
West Vancouver “A” XI
easily defeated the Anza
First Eleven in B.C.
Mainland Cricket League
action at Hugo Ray Park.

The win added to the
dramatic turnaround = ex-
perienced by the local team
after a slow beginning to the
season.

In a “limited overs” (40
overs per team) match, Anza
batted first and was

dismissed in the twenty-sixth
over for a dismal 24 runs.
Opening bowlers Steve
Miller (4 wickets for 6 runs)
and Gary Collins (3 for 4)
destroyed the early Anza
batting line up. The visitors
were sorely missing their star
batsman Jeff Ryan, who is
out for the balance of the
season through illness.

In reply, West Van lost
only one wicket in scoring
the required 25 runs with
Steve Milborne and Vipin
Patel both undefeated at the
close of play.

The victory, fourth out of
the last five games, moved
West Van into the leaders of
the second division and
strengthened the locals’ bid
for an early return to the first
division.

West Van will try to
continue its winning ways
this Saturday as they meet
Wescan at 2 p.m. in Hugo
Ray Park.

The team welcomes new
members, particularly
batsmen, and further in-
formation can be sought
from Neil Brett-Davies, 922-
0530.

Indians head to provincials

DIVISIONAL PLAYOFFS
in Division 4B Lacrosse will
not be held this year, but the
top three teams in each
division will head straight to

the provincial cham.
pionships.
As the oumber) one

fanisher tin their division, the
North Shore Indians will join

six other teams in the finals,
slated for the North Van-
couver Recreation Centre at
the end of July.

Vancouver East’ and
Mission will round out the
complement from the In-
dians’ division, while
Langley, Maple Ridge.
White Rock and one team

from the Island will com-
plete the roster.

This is the first year the
local team has had a good
chance for the cham-
pionship. In previous years
the team has had barcly
enough players to maintain a
club, coach Harry Baker
said.

B3 - Wednesday, July 14, 1982 - North Shore News

EXPECTING THE
WORST from a West
Vancouver Spuraways
shot, Valley East

Vikings players seem to

take evasive action at
Saturday’s cham-

Hansen first in 50 mile race

FROM PAGE B1

from Westcot School up the
Squamish Highway to
Whistler.

After a night's rest, the
cyclists then raced to

Pemberton and back for a 50
mile sprint and finished their
day with a 25 mile criterium
(closed route) around the
Whistler townsite.

Andrew Hansen of North
Vancouver won the Pem-

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berton race for the category
one/two men, but finished
thirteenth overall because of
a rough day Saturday.

His sister, Mary, also
competed but finished out of
the top ten.

West Vancouver’s Terry
Lewis, a member of the West
Point Cycle club, finished
sixth overall in category four
competition, including a
second place finish in the
criterium.

Bob Styan of North

Rentals

Vancouver, taking time out
from his national ski team
duties, finished third in the
category four criterium but
did not complete the race
overall.

Also competing was Bruce
Nicholls of West Vancouver
in category three.

WORTH SHORE
YOUTH SOCCER
ASSOCIATION

The NSYSA invites applica-
tions for the positions of
Coach and Manager of its
U-18 boys select team and
the U- 16 boys select team
Applications describing

31/82. For further informa-
tion, please call.

988-4296
985-5407