16 - Wednesday, May 11, 1994 - Narth Shore News ,,

Tribe lose
two in late
innings

THE NORTH Shore Tribe
twice fell victim to late-game
surges by the Abbotsford A’s
to even their record at four
wins and four losses in Junior
Baseball Association of B.C.
action last weekend.

_ KOT. BOX
By Kevin Gillies

The Tribe took leads into the
late innings of both games of the

. doubleheader, but eventually lost ~

the- first game 8- 7 and the second
14-8.

Chris Martin took the loss ‘in
the first game, leaving his record at
‘one win and three losses, while
Jason Odegard: recorded his first
loss of the season to move his
record to three wins and one loss.

The Tribe’s next games are’

noon and 2 p.m.; Sunday, May 15
_at: Inter-River Park in North
Vancouver.

Stefan’ Glover pitched a two-,
hitter for Cypress Park in a.7-0 |

win over West Van-Cypress

_Mountaineers.'The win, coupled.
with the team’s 15-0 win over first: ”
place North Van Central anda.

15-0 loss to Mount Seymour left

them in second place. with a 7-4"

_Tecord.

North Van Central held onto”

fist place by, virtue of a default
win over Highlands and a 4-3 vic-
-.tory;over:West Van-Cypress that
‘saw’ Mountaineer Kyle Chalmers
lose his bid for'a no-hitter in the

seventh i inning: He: struck out 15 in -

North V n Central’s record .
improved to eight wins and-two™

‘losses: West: Van-Cypress held
.third spot with.a 5-3 record, beat
ing Lynn Valley 2-

SPORTS

High school action

THE FOLLOWING is a selection
of North Shore high school sporting
events taking place during ihe next
seven days:

Senior Girls’ Soccer

B.C. “AAA” zone playoffs:
Wednesday, May 11 at 3:45:
Burnaby Central at Sentinel.

The winner advances to the B.C.
“AAA” championships in North
and West Vancouver May 26-28;
the loser goes again May 16.

Senior Boys’ Rugby

Vancouver & District Semi-

finals: Thursday, May 12, at

Klahanie Park: West Vancouver
vs Burnaby South at 3:45 p.m.;
Carson Graham vs Burnaby
North at 5:15 p.m..

The winners advance to the final
May 19 and to the B.C. “AAA”
championships.

Senior Tennis

North Shore Semi-finals:

Monday, May 16 at 3:45 p.m, at
Sentinel and West Vancouver
(Inglewood courts).

The winners play May 18 for
the tithe and berths in the B.C,
“AAA” championships June 2-4 in
Abbotsford and Langley.

Track and Field

North Shore Championships:
Tuesday, May 17, 8:30 a.m. to 3:45
p.m. at West Vancouver Secondary.

Some 100 events in four age
divisions will be finalized (in addi-
tion to 33 finals completed during
the preliminaries which wind up
today and tomorrow).

Senior Boys’ Golf

North Shore Semi-finals:
Wednesday, May 18 at 2:30 p.m. at

Gleneagles; and at Squamish

Valley Golf Courses at 3:45 p.m.

The top two teams from each
four-school semi-final play in the
championships May 20 at Capilana
Golf and Country Club.

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