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Windsor whips Carson

THE WINDSOR Dukes won the Howe Sound ‘AA* boys’ basketball championship Thursday (Feb. 26) night
at Windsor Secondary School with a 75-58 win over the Carson Graham Eagles in the championship’s final
match (left photo). The North Vancouver team will now advance to the B.C. ‘AA' basketball tournament
scheduled to begin March 11 at the PNE Agrodome. Windsor’s Paul Langley, above, whose father Phil coaches
the Dukes, won the tournament’s most outstanding player award. Last year’s representative at the Howe Sound
tournament was West Vancouver's Hillside Secondary School.

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Takimoto team takes; [7@? +100
Duggan 10-pin lead

THE DUGGAN West Insurance Mixed Trio League’s
Takimoto team took over the team high four series
and the team high single game for the league in recent
10-pin bowling action.

Pat Allen, Akihito Takimoto and Jim Young bowl-
ed a combined four-gaziice total of 2,860 including
handicap to take the league lead.

Allen had a 192 game, Takimota a 247 and Young a
236 to post a tremendous 675 scratch team single
game total.

Young followed up with a 269-point game for a 922
four-game series.

Tracy Noble increased her league average to 175
when she bowled 208, 164, 213 and 226 for a 811
series.

In the Neate’s Coffee Doubles League, David
Mickens had consistent games of 212, 211, 211 and
194 for an 828 series.

The women took over the league’s high scoring
though when Marilyn Moscovitch bowled 205, 193,
198 and 195 for a 791 total.

Doreen McColeman shook up the Tuesday Night
Rookies League when she bowled 231, 222 and 214

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for a tremendous 667 series.
Cindy Campbell, who has a 139-point average in
the league, rolled three 145 games for a triplicate
award.
In the Royalette Ladies League, Donna Ashmore
had a 568 three-game total with games of 215, 185 and
168.
Tracy Noble followed her impressive Duggan
League showing with a sweep of the Lions Gate
Ladies Trio League with games of 170, 210, 212 and
196 for a 788 series.
Lee Jillings had a 225 single game.
It was John Vinters who came up with the Avalon
Hotel B.C. All Star League high scores when he
bowled 268, 248, 202 and 22! for a 939 series.
Scott Abernethy scored a 893 total with games of 2 ; fs
200, 248, 199 and 246. " -
In the Youth Bowling Program at Thunderbird 5 ‘
Lanes, Susan Dudley had a nice 196 single game. Mi EN S U LT RATAC KS

Bantam bowler Murray Cramer bowled a 176 single

for the scnior division Gordon jimeiuk bowled 2 WHILE QUANTITIES LAST
202 game, and John Martell had a big 223 single
game. Wed., March 4 — Sat. March 7/87

THE TOTEM College Athletic couver Community College in ieee Gud Ss.
Association women's volleyball court one and Capilano College
championship will be held Satur- going against Cariboo College in

hday at North Vancouver's Hand- court two.
Y sworth Secondary School. The champicnship game will be a

The tournament will begin at 10 played at 2:30 p.m.

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