NO IT'S NOT Spot the Ball, ies s am ondluary soccer
game between the Panthers and the Dover Arms.
Panthers players were upset that they were forced to
play on such a terrible surface when there were good

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soccer fields lying unused right beside them. The
Panthers won anyway, 4-0, to cap off a perfect season,
bat that didn't wash away the bitter feeling, or the dust.

(Ellsworth Dickson photo)

WORLD BASEBALL TOURNEY
pitcher with Team Canada

Three outstanding B.C.
players have been named to
Team Canada that will
represent this country at the
world amateur baseball
‘championship August 22
September 5 in Tokyo.

The three are Tim Clarke of
North Vancouver, Tony
Powell of Port Alberni and
Ron Tostenson of Kelowna.

Clarke is a pitcher, Powell
an outfielder and Tostenson
an infielder.

Clarke, a right hander,

was the top pitcher for
Washington State Cougars of
the PAC 10 last year,
winning five and losing once.
The Cougars won the
Northern Division Cham-
pionship of the PAC 10
Conference.

Tostenson is also a
member of the Cougars,
having played last year as a
rookie. He is a graduate of
the B.C. Amateur Baseball
Association's Selects

program.

Seaspan softball places
high in tournaments

The Seaspan Recreation
women's softball team from
the Lynn Valley Womens
Athletic Club did very weil
in two recent tournaments.

, The team placed second
out of six teams in a round
robin meet at Merrit. Three
players received tndividual
awards, Anne Knight
pitcher, Lisa Burgess

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In the Lower Mainlands
Meraloma tournament at
Connaught Park, Seaspan
came in fourth out of 24
teams because of solid
pitching by Knight and hecip
from designated hitter Drell
Roberts.

The team will represent
the North Shore m the BC
Playdowns in Surrey from
August 22 24

Powell is currently at-
tending Yakima Community
Community College and last
year hit .381 for the Indians.
The right handed hitter will
be attending Eastern
Washington University this
fall.

Said Al Elliott, president
of the BCABA and vice-
president of the Canadian
Federation of Amateur
Baseball, “We are extremely

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pleased that these three
outstanding B.C. players
have been named to Team
Canada.”

“We all expect Canada to
have a fine tournament, and
we think our three B.C.

players will contribute
greatly to that success.”
Team Canada _ has

departed for Korea and a
pre-tournament = exhibition
series.

_ North Van.

soccer ti

The North Vancouver
Panthers are the new
champions of the Greater
Vancouver Womens’ Soccer
League fourth division,
finishing with a record of 1!
wins, 2 ties and no losses.

The Panthers (formerly
the Pink Panthers) won their
final game last Sunday 4-0
over the Dover Arms.

Over the season. the
Panthers scored 63 and-had
only 10 goals scored against
them.

The team also plays in the
North Shore Winter League
in the under-18 division.
Most of the women con-

tinued on the team to the
summer season.

Some of the ‘players are
only 15 or 16 years old, and
several
season.

After the game, coach
Bob Elder awarded Lisa
Yesowick with the club's
Most Valuable Player
Award. She accounted for
35 of the team’s 63 goals.

Karen McKay received
the Most Improved Player
award while Marlis Vos was
named Best Team Player.

The Panthers hope to take
part in the North Shore
Winter League again this
winter.

Marlins end

The North Shore Winter
Marlins wrapped up their
summer swim season with an
awards dinner August 10, for
the Marlins, their friends,
and relations.

The Marlins did very well
this season, winning several
meets and sending a large
contingent to the provincial
meet in New Westminster.

The club also sent four
swimmers to the B.C. games
in Kelowna this week. The
Marlins representatives were
Dave Stoddard, Dave
Jensen, Emmet Hickey and
Sharon Green.

The highlight of last
Sunday's dinner was the
presentation of awards by
coach Bul Hope.

Suzanne Hancock and
Doug McDonald were
awarded trophies for most
improved swimmers overall.

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successful season

In individual age
categories the following
swimmers were given most
improved awards:

Eight years and under
girls-Mary Anne _ Heskin;
boys-Colin Page

9-10 girls-Cindy Hall:
boys-Tommy Nevin

11-12 girls-Helena Strong;
boys-Darren Lee

13-14 girls-Laura
Dickinson; boys-Dave
Jensen

15-16 girls-Sheila Habkirk;

boys-Paul Tadey
17 and over gpirls-Jean
Parkinson; boys-Dave Hailes
The service award went to
Paul Tadey.

are in their first