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B4 - Sunday, July 11, 1982 - North Shore News ~~~

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Grim Reapers
top Primates

PLAYOFFS ARE beginning
in the Central Softball
League, and the Grim
Reapers are very happy
about that.

Not that death and
destruction are part of the
game, you understand. The
Grim Reapers, the name of
the Harvest restaurant team,
just happen to- be the
division leader for the North
Shore, that’s all.

The Central League is a
small, little known league of
eight teams divided into two
divisions. What makes the
league distinctive is that it is
only open to restaurants,
and only employees may
play.

On the North Shore, the
Grim Reapers finished a
short season with six wins
and only one loss. Their
nearest rivals were the Keg

Prime Rib “Keg Primates”.

Finishing third were the
North Van Keg Blues, while
the Bay Keg team of the
Horseshoe Bay
Keg’n'Cleaver brought up
the rear.

Preliminary playoff action
between teams one and four
and teams two and three was
held yesterday.

But North Shore fans can
catch the division title match
next Saturday if they want.
Currently the game is slated
for Griffin Park at 11:30
a.m.

The winner goes on to
play the second division
champ. The second division
features restaurants on the
other side of the inlet, in-
cluding Brannigan’s and
Mother Tuckers.

The Central League was
formed in 1977.

Tokeland A's
lead Slowpitch ©

SUX WEEKS remain in the
North Shore Slowpitch
League season, but time is
running out for basement
dwellers Scorpions and
Newcomers to gain some
respectable stats.

Out of five starts, Scor-
pions have only one win
while Newcomers have lost
all eight of their games.

At the other end of the
standings, the Tokeland A's
have two points and a game
in hand on second place
Squids for the lead.

In last week’s play, the
Ironhorse team played
flawlessly against the
Stingers, adding a win to
their record as did the
Squids over St. Alice Hotel.

The Masterbatters are on
a three-game winning streak

which has eased them into
third place as well.

The Tokeland A’s
squished the Squids 64 in
their bid for first place. The
Squids could have taken the
game, but it seems to be a
trend) for them to lose
squeakers as three of their
four losses have been by one
run.

Now that July is here, all
Monday, Tuesday and
Thursday games are being
played at Griffin Park.
Revised standings to date
are:

GP WL Po

Tokeland A's 87 1 04
9 6 3 12

erbaticrs 8 5 3 10
lronhorse 9 § 6 10
St. Alice Hotel e468
Stingers 8 44 8
§ 4 4 2
Newcomen 86 0 8 0

Grand slam win for Red Sox

A GRAND slam home run in
the bottom of the sixth in-
ning by Gillian Keith
provided the winning runs in
giving Red Sox a 12-11 win
over Dodgers in the Roger
Davis girls softball leaguc
championship sponsored by
the Kiwanis Club.

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Dodgers had been un-
defeated all season until the
pitching of Megan Stirling
and the big grand slam of
Keith provided the dif-
ference between the two

teams in the close, hard
fought game.

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