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Editor: ANDY FRASER April 20, 1980 Tel. 985-2131

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SHOWING PLENTY OF POWER batsman Vas (;unaratna gets a good hit during a practice of the
Cricket Club at Norgate Park on Wednesday. (lan Smith photo)

North Shore

Scricket club expands to two teams

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New entry for division four

By MARTIN ECCLES

The new cricket
season is upon us, and
this year the North
Shore Cricket Club has
expanded to two teams.
The first team will
continue in Division I
of the British Columbia
Mainland Cricket
League, where a
continued high = stan-
dard of play can be
expected.

The second team will start
its hfe at the bottom of the
league in Division IV, where
the calibre of cricket will be
less exacting.

The club will now be in
the fortunate position to
provide playing op-
portunities both to first rate
cricketers and to the less

skilled, along with openings
to novices anxious to learn
the game and get in on the
ground floor.

Practices have already
begun and take place at
Norgate Park every Wed-
nesday from around 5 p.m.
onwards. There will be an
additional get-together this
coming Saturday afternoon
at 1 p.m. Newcomers are
welcome to turn up to these
practices, or if they prefer
they may telephone the club
president, Ted Harris, at
988-9693, or Amba Sharma
at 988-7754.

The first games of the
season will be on Saturday,
April 26, when North Shore I
will be at home to Aga Khan
I at Norgate Park, and North
Shore II will be away to
Anza IT] at Brock Park in
Vancouver. Both matches
Startat 1 p.m.

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