first

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all tournament in the
province will be held in

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Vancouver
October
November 1.

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The announcement of the

tournament was made last.

week at the Supreme Court
Racquetball Club five
storeys above the corner of
Alberni and Bute Streets.
Over $25,000 in cash and
prizes will be awarded as

many of North America’s top .

pros and amateurs will
compete in excess of 25
divisions.

“It. could be the largest in
North America,” said
tournament director Ari
May.

May said he expects up to
800 players to participate m
the tournament and while
registration is not scheduled
to close until mid-October,
May said it looks like all
places will be filled by the
end of August.

Linsay Myers, Canada’s
top racquetball player and
five time national champion
will be participating in the
event.

Other touring pro’s who
have confirmed they will
compete are; Charlie
Brumfield, cight time U.S.
national champion; Jerry
Hilecher, third ranked
player on the U.S. pro tour;
and Dave Bledsoe, a former
world champion.

Top Canadians’ confirmed
include, Wayne Bowes, Bob
Daku, Ross Harvey, Manny
Gregario and Wendell
Talaber.

Several qualifying berths
have been made available to

Indians
advance

The North Shore Indians
have advanced to the finals
in senior ‘B’ lacrosse action
as they dumped Delta in two
straight games in the best of
three semi-final.

On Friday at the North
Van Recreation Centre the
Indians overpowered Delta
18-12 before a crowd of
almost 700.

Barry Powlcss Icad the
team with five goals and one
assist, while Indians
goalkeeper Ron Mclsaac
lead the team in assists with
seven.

Then Monday aight. the
North Shore club repeated
thts performance with a 16
1) victory.

The Indians had finished
in first place in lcaguc achon
while Delta was third

The team will now play
the winner of the other sem.
final playoff game between
Burnaby and Vancouver

it" s so easy -

allow non-touring player's a
chance at the-prize moncy.
There are divisions open -
for all levels of players, men,
women, boys and girls, right
down to novice players who

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All matches will be played
at the Supreme Court club or
the YMCA. Mays said

tournament organizers were
unable to reach an
agreement with Courthouse
West to play some of the
games on the North Shore.

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