B2 - Sunday, May 22, 1983 - North Shore News

BASEBALL ROUNDUP

Forest Hills is more than
half way through the 1983
season and the calibre of
baseball continues to im-
prove.

In major league action, a
three-way battle is shaping
up between Skyline Sports,
Capilano Lions and Stongs.
Highland Optical is yet to
win a game this season. This
week with the Capilano
Lions pitted against Stongs,
John Ridd had four hits and
three RBI's and Tom Atkins
of the Lions had 3 RBIs.

Jim Clarke and Earle
Birney of Skyline hit home
runs in action against
Highland Optical.

The pitching wars are

warming up with Earle
Birney, Geoff Stollery, and
Andrew Shandro_ for
Skyline; John Ridd and R_J.
Caswell with Capilano Lions;
and Mike Slaney with Stongs
keeping every batter on his
toes as the season
progresses.

As each team’s. skills
improve and the season
gathers momentum, you can
quickly recognize better
baseball in just these past
three weeks. Baseball fever
has caught on with the
residents of Forest Hills, too,
as it is impossible to find a
seat in the bleachers during
any of the major or minor
league games.

Standings
MAJOR DIVISION
Name of team WLPo
Cap@ano Lions 6312
Skyline Sports §2 10
Stongs 5310
Highland Optical 09 0
MINOR DIVISION
Dunn's Tafors 5 0 10
Mac's Stores $310
Mitten Realty 244
Seven-Eleven Stores 16 2
PEE WEE DIVISION
Yankees 71°14
Expos 43 8
Tndians 3¢4 6
Dodgers 060
LV LITTLE LEAGUE

May 12 — Scott Marleau
of Davis Insurance pitched
two strong innings against
Taylormotive earning a vic-

"NEWS phot Terry Peters

WELL AHEAD of their competitors these Handsworth girls speed through a passing
area in the Bantam Girls medicy relay at the North Shore Track and Field mect

Wednesday.

More results

FROM PAGE B1

lt was a gorgeous day
Wednesday for the track and
field finals, held this year at
Empire Stadium. Eighty
four cvents were held there
Finals for shot put, discus,
javelin, 3000 and 5000 metre
runs in all events, and some
junior, juvenile and bantam
finals were held the previous
week on the North Shore
Finals held at Empire were
for running. jumping and
pole vault events

Len Corben, athictics co
ordinator for the North
Shore Secondary Schools
Athictic Association, satd
the meet “went off tremen
dously ”

“The officiating was great.
there was great com
petitivencsas and spint and
everything weat off well ~

He satd many schools im
proved dramaucally in
cluding St: Thomas Aquinas
and Howe Sound

Final standings and tn
dividual aggrcgate wtancrs

(a detailed hist of winners for

each cvent will appear in

Wednesday's paper)
Handsworth - 920, Hillside

687, Sentinel $72.5, Wind-
SOF 566, Argyle 560 5,
Sutherland 342, Howe
Sound - 326, Carson Graham
292, Baimoral 106, West
Vancouver 147. St
Thomas Aquinas 108,

Seycove 54

Senmtor boys winner
Wilkinson (Hand),
girls Susan Sumpton
(Hand). jpumor boys Jim
Mutch (Arg). jyumor girls
Lori Stuart (Hand), Lisa Par
rish (Hill), juvenile boys

Dave
senior

Mark Braidwood (Sent).
Brett MacNeil (War),
juvenile girls Lolita Welby
(Arg), bantam boys Warten

Hansen (STA), bantam girls
Susie Schultz (Suth), Judy
Cook (Suth)
Correctton trom last Sun

days News the shot put
recored for yuvenile boys
broken by Brett MacNeal

had been sect in 19660

196) as reported

not

tory for Davis Insurance.
Good relief by Simon Sip-
pola and Kirk Bukton. Good
fielding and hitting by both
teams highlighted the game.
May 14 Jacks Kiddy Rides vs
Cable West. Strong pitching
by Paul Fornari and Lee
Macri plus super infielding
by Ross Beaton, Jamie
Storey and Mike Ehly lead to
victory for Jacks Kiddy
Rides. Cable West played a
very strong game till the
fourth inning when they
allowed seven runs in which
was a plus for Jacks Kiddy
Rides and gave them the
win. Final score, Jacks 14,
Cabie 5.

May 14 Davis Insurance vs
Skyline Sports. Strong
pitching for 3 innings from
Jason Dobmelirer was key to
win Big boost for winners
Davis Insurance was 3 run
homer by Scott Marleau
final score Davis 19 Skyline
7

May 15 Skyline Sports vs

Jacks Kiddy Rides good
relief pitching by Ryan
Finley enabled Skyline

Sports to hang on and defeat
Jacks Kiddy Rides. Catcher
Jack Poustie made _ tag
sliding home the potential
tying run sliding. The margin
of victory was supplied by
Trevor Guthrie's home run.
Final score Skyline Sports
18, Jacks Kiddy Rides 17.

May 15. Cable West vs
Taylormouve with excellent
pitching by Al! Harington
and Tylor Games earned
Taylormotive a close win.
Good fielding and loose

alibre improving in Forest Hills

running by both teams. P.J.
Leeds pitched an excellent
game for Cable West. Final

score Taylormotive ft,
Cable West 8.
Minor Standings to May 15

PWL
Devis Lasurance 871
Jacks Kiddy Rides 954
Taylormsotive 945
Cable West 936
Skyline Sports 936

Major standings to May 15

PWLT
West Lynn Hardware 8710
West Lynn Mall 7340
Credit Union 8251
Little Savages 7331
Fime Out Sporn 6240
LYNN VALLEY PONY
Lynn Valley's Pony

Division wound up the first
half of its forty-game
schedule last Sunday with
Sussex Realty winning their
first game.

At the other end of the
standings, North Shore
Credit Union and Davis
Insurance are all even in
their battle for first place.
Dawis’ success has featured
the stong pitching of
Graham Alexander and Ken
Manas, both of whom have

helped their own courses
with home runs - 5 in
Graham's case. Similarly,

Rob Fourchalk and Dale
Mclidoog’s strong right arms
supportéd by their own and
Kyle Pickup’s home _ run-
filled bats have kept Credit
Union on top along with
Davis.

The fight for the middle
ground between Trev Jones

Sailors standings

The first senes of races
were run at Deep Cove
Yacht Club recently as part
of the regular club activities
for the 250 members

A total of four regular
senes of races will be held
with one women's senes with
each semes being run over
five weekends

Division A
Boat Skipper
Aristas C. Bassett

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Aviva B Moorhouse
Sea Shadow R Wilkinson
Gallivante A Haggar
Division C

Fireball M Nyeberg
Bungo I] Ll Hethenngton
Sabra F Bigler

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Excavating and Crash Pad
Collision has seesawed back
and forth all season. This
past weekend Mike
Statham's grand slam homer
made it Crash Pad’s turn
while Andrew Merilee’s
three-run round-tripper kept
it close.

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