a -worked. ‘hard and forced

” "»” * Barry Siddall into his busiest

game .-since the
Whitecaps.

By-the.time we were into

* the: overtime, we were aware

we had.sat back too much

joining

‘trip: was just what the doctor
ordered, but. it was very
‘tiring.

Different “hotel. rooms,
Tong ‘plane trips, the heat
“plus three games: in-a-week

. ‘Tad commines wear out the

what
professionals mals:are all about...

"In? spite® ‘Of the heat, the
trip and the fact that: Dallas
had come back, .the Caps
fought ‘back .and through
son d work, pulled it

"And hile, it’s fine to say
we “should. have won the
game,earlier, it is a good
feeling to know that the
team can overcome some big
problems and come back.
With Pierce O'Leary out
' for at least a couple. of
‘weéks,. we. are having to
make some adjustments, but
we certainly have the man-
power to do the job and it
‘shouldn't affect our play.
Reading the papers and
listening ; to“ all reports, it

That. : ‘last. one _against
Dallas - was. tough. The
Tornados are not.as-bad as -
their “record indicates, but .
we. should have ‘Put it away

Coming on™ strong ‘in the
second ‘half-.and they. did.
o] _you, the game: should

‘the flight f “Vancouver. . , -have: been: totally out of would ‘appear that many
We knew Dallas would, be reach by then. But. they people shave. us all ready

a Braves 5 4 i @
ur Kinsmen’s Little League .. White Sox 16 3 12 1 «7
baseball season came toa conclusion | last
week. oe
‘Tt was ‘surprising to note that despite = o30n tean
m on the two encaypnters bet-
the inclement spring weather very few of e a
the scheduled games remained unplayed. ween Yankees and Orioles in which the

In the. three divisions, the divisional _ Yankees came out on top 20-19.

Third place was decided in Division I
by considering the total runs scored for

champions : “were: Stongs Tigers, in the DIVISION I
Blue Jays 13 12. 1 O 24
Major Division, Mets in Division 1 and _ padres 14 10 4 O 2
the Blue Jays in Division 2. Rangers 14 8 6 O 16
‘The’ final team standings are as Red Sox 14067 7 O 14
follows: itecaps 47 7 O 14
“MAJOR LEAGUE Crest Realty 4 5 8 1 UW
Sten * Played Won I fom Tied Pi. Himat Pirates 3 4 8 1 9
Mentoriall 48 6 0 16 Canadians a FB oO?
MS Lion Cubs “ 6 7 i 13 Fourth place in this division was
Marine gers 1 6 12
WFGiats 13-580 10 warded to Setvapak Red Sox because
Gus'Hardware 14590 10 ey pent wie ecaps in cague
. . games between the two teams.
DIVISION | The play off games in the Mt. Seymour
Nes Lumbe 18 " 1 1 29 Little League are underway this week
vahumober .. fo). culminating in the finals which are
NS Credit Union B ‘8 g i 4 scheduled to be played at Myrtle Park on
ParkwayChevron “16-72 «72 216 Sunday, June 28 at 1.30 p.m. The closing
Astros 16 6 10 0 12 ceremonies take place one hour earlier
Shoppers Drogmart 3.4 8 1 9 at 12.30.

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booked into Toronto in late
September for. the Soccer
Bowl.

And while we plan on
being there, one of the big
dangers we have to face is
becoming over-confident

and starting to believé every-

thing we read.
Tomorrow night we face

one of Europe’s better teams

when Naples comes to town.
In spite of being tired from
our long trip and getting
ready. for another, the lads
are looking forward to
proving that we're as good as
anybody.
See you at the game.

e¢e

If you have any question
for Peter Lorimer, or any of

‘the Whitecaps; send theni to

On the Ball, North Shore
News, 1139. Lonsdale
Avenue, North “Vancouver,
V7M 2H4. ‘Well try to
answer aS aS many as
possible in the paper.

> “They “

_The North Shore Winter

Club. Marlins recently at- -

tended two ‘B’ meets with
quite successful results.

In the Richmond ‘B’ meet
the Marlins racked up quite

a string of second place:

finishes. . -
‘included; ‘Jill
Gardiner in the girls 11 and
12 butterfly;.Cindy Hall in
the 50 mietre breastroke in
the same group; Jessica
Campbell in the eight and
-under freestyle; Cameron
Wilson in the eight and
.under boys backstroke;
_ Andrew Wilson in the nine
‘and 10 ‘breaststroke and

butterfly.
Tommy Nevin was first in
the boys nine and 10

breaststroke and third in the
~backstroke.

At the Coquitlam Sharks

Invitational ‘B’ meet
recently, there were a
_mumber of Marlins swim-
mers who placed in the top
five.

Pegasus to tackle Sounders

Seattle Sounder reserves
will be at Kinsmen Stadium
this afternoon to take on
North Shore Pegasus in a
Pacific Northwest Soccer
league contest.

Starting

2 p.m.
Sounders.

/ expected to

_ have Jeff Bourme up front
along with normal regulars

Frank Barton, Al Trost and
keeper Paul Hammond.

Other teams in the league
are the Whitecap Reserves,
Portland Timbers, Van-
couver Washington, an all-
star collection from the
Vancouver Metropolitan
league and B.C. Under 18s
and the Fraser Valley.

under group, . ‘Mike Kennedy.

‘did: exceptionally as he

placed first: in. the butterfly,
breaststroke, and
backstroke, and sixth in the
freestyle.

Ryan Blaney, Chris

* Legault: ‘and Chris -‘Buddo

also placed in the breast-
stroke finals. .
In the eight and under

girls, Tara Osterhout was

fourth in the backstroke and
freestyle and. second in the
breaststroke, just ahead of
Colette Burker who. was

Both the boys and girls
medley relay teams -in this .
age group finished first,
while the 1! and 12 girls and
the nine and 10: girls finished
second. .

Other strong finishes were
shown by Jill Gardiner, Keri
Ann Blaney and _ Jessica
Campbell.

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