Page 20, May 20, 1979 - Sunday News .

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-Botnen takes womens ‘ gymnastics title _

British Columbia gymnasts
won two oyerall titles at the
‘Western Canadian Cham-
pionships in Edmonton and
came home with eight in-
‘dividual apparatus gold
_ medals and two team
awards. Alberta took most
of the team awards capturing
15 gold medals.

All North Shore gymnasts
won awards.

Topping the list was Anita
Botnen of Flicka’ Gym Club
who won the women’s Open
title with a score of 33.25.
Botnen won the uneven bars
gold medal with.a high 8.95
score .and the beam gold

‘with scores of 31.

with 8.1 to pull herself up to
top place from ‘last year's

seventh place finish. She.was .

sliver medalist
exercise with 8.55.

in floor

Flicka girls Susan Woyat

and Valerie Smith finished in:

fifth and sixth overall places
and
31.35, respectively. Smith
won a silver medal on
uneven bars with 8.75 while
Woyat won a bronze on vault
with 8.45 and came fifth on
floor exercise with 8.15.

B.C. won the team Open

award with a total of 154.55
points, followed by
Saskatchewan with 153.75.

titles

The men’s Open title went
to Allan Reddon of Alberta.

Both of the Novice overall
went to Alberta’s
Shelly Leacock with 33.30
and Sam Friedman with
46.55. Flicka gymnasts
followed in_ second, third
and fourth places. ' Silver
medalist was Barbi Branda
who finished with a score of
32.30. Branda won the beam
event with 8.45, came third
on uneven bars with 8.20 and
ofthe on floor exercise with

Bronze: medalist Elaine
Prescott finished with 31.65,
winning a gold medal Gn

“uneven bars 8.40, a silver on
floor exercise 8.35... and
coming 6th beam with 7.20.

Catherine Bates finished
fourth overall with a score of
30.90. She finished second
on vault, 8:05, third on
beam, 8.35 and sixth on bars
with 6.90. Susan Chow came
fourth on beam. with 7.60
and finished in 10th overall
place with 28.35,

Ron Gosney of West

Vancouver

came lith

overall in the Novice division .

with a score of- 41.55. He
finished fourth on parallel
bars with 7.05 and 6th in
rings with 7.10.

No ‘pro’ tennis tournament

You don't have to be a pro

to play in West Vancouver's
‘ Fitness Festival Tennis
Tournament, May 27th to
June 2nd.

If you are a resident who
uses. the Municipality's
Public Tennis Courts, enjoys

' the game and would like to
have a good time, you can
enter.

The Tournament, co-
ordinated by the West
Vancouver Tennis Club,

egins at 9 a.m. on Sunday,
fay 27th, and runs until 5
m. Play continues each
vening, Monday, May 28th,
» Friday, June ist, from
15 p.m. to 9 p.m. These
tmes will be played on the
irious Public Courts in
“est Vancouver.

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' The Finals are scheduled:
to start at noon, on Com-
munity Day, June 2nd, at the

West Vancouver. Tennis
Club.
Entry forms can be picked

up at the Recreation Centre
(22nd and Fulton), the
Municipal Hall Information
Desk (17th Street) and the
West Vancouver Tennis

Club (2121 Fulton Avenue). .

Entries close May 23rd.

There will be competition
for boys and girls under 18,
and under 14, singles, and
mens’ and ladies’ singles and
doubles. Entry fees are $2
per player for junior singles,
$4 per player for adult
singles and $5 each team for

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Prizes, including | free
tennis lessons, will be
awarded to the first and
second finishers in each
event, to the youngest and
oldest competitors, and to

the person winning and.

losing the most games.

NS cricket club draws South Hill

Last Saturday, North Shore
Cricket club ran out of time
to draw
against South Hill Cricket
Club,
Park.

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at South Memorial _

The Fitness Festival is
being held in co-operation
with Community Day Family
Festival and is sponsored by

* West Vancouver Parks and

Recreation Department, and
the Recreation and Fitness
‘Branch of the B.C. Ministry
of ‘Recreation and Con-
servation.

North Shore batted first,
‘and declared their innings:
closed at 127 for seven.
wickets.

High scorers were David

Sims, caught at 32, and Van

Gunaratna, bowled at 22.

Tyro overall titles were
‘also. taken by

gymnasts
and Ron

Lisa Carruthers
oster....In the

_ Argo’s women’s division Val

Hansen and Bev Beres both
of Port Alberni won the gold
and silver overall medals.

_ Between them they won the

individual gold medals,
Hansen the beam and floor
exercise events, and Beres
taking the vault and bars.
Flicka gymnasts won awards
in the individual events.
Janice Roddie who finished
10th overall came 4th on
beam with 7.1. ~~

‘Lisa Pearson won a bronze
medal on uneven bars with

Alberta |

8.05 finishing Lith ‘overall.
Susan Forrest was bronze
medalist. otf vault: with: 8.75
and came in 14th overall
place. es
“In the Western Canadian
Championships - ‘gymnasts
compete in their optional
routines only. Several Flicka
gymnasts will compete in the
Canadian National
Championships i in Winnipeg
in two weekstime. - .

In the Junior division is
Anita Botnen, Valerie Smith
and Susan Woyat along with
independent. -Cindy-- -Calkin -
from North Vancouver.
Elaine Prescott. and Janice
‘Roddie:are members of the
Novice National B.C. team.

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Field hockey tournament

Twenty teams from B.C.,
Alberta, Washington and
California are competitn in
the annual men and women’s
Victoria Day Field Hockey
tournament this weekend i in
West Vancouver.

The tournament, which is

_ Sponsored by the B.C, Field

In their innings, South Hill

only reached 97 runs, but
_ Still had four wickets in hand
when time ran out.

Of the North Shore bow-
lers, Amba Sharma took
three wickets for 35 runs,

Hockey Association, is being
held at Hugo Ray . Park,
_ which was. ‘formerly ‘Third
Street Park. :

-The women’s finals will be
played Sunday at 3 p.m.
while the men’s final goes at --
Monday ‘11:30 a.m.

Jim Mitchell took two for. 13,
and Gary Collins held South
Hill to-only eight runs in his
eight overs.

The South Hill captain,

Roger Chapman, batted 48
not out. .

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