Tugs down
owen island

THE NORTH Shore Men’s Fastball League kept up the heavy-
hitting this week, with Tugs downing Bowen Island 3-2 in a close
game. Tags received a strong four bit pitching performance by
Larry Gouthro and got the offensive from Dar Brinham who went
three for three at the plate, including 2 home run.

Pemberton Station looked good for a win against Jack Lonsdele
Canadians as it went 4-1 into the last inning. But Canadians Andy
Baker had two hits, with Ken Manns picking up the win to make it
5-4 for the Canadians,

Queens Cross split their two gemes by defeating Tugs 4-3. Dean
Laravie threw five hit balis en route to victory and Stud Mcleod
provided the offensive with two key hits. However, Queens Cross
lest a close 3-2 decision to the Challengers despite Terry Grimms’
second homer of the year.

Bowen Island and Lynawoed Yics slugged it out, with Bowen
Island coming out on top for 2 16-9 victory. The game featured a
combined 18 hits but Bowen’s Greg Barnet only hit in one home.

Extra Old Stock shut out the previously undefeated Lynnwood

Inn 2-0.

Sports camps
kick off

DAN MISCISCO’S All-Star Basketball and Volleyball Camps kick
off at a number of Vancouver tocations beginning in July.

Miscisco, who ended 3 professional baseball career with the St.
Louis Cardinais over 20 years ago, turned his attention to teaching
and coaching.

Since 1969, over 20,000 have benefited from the expertise of
Miscisco’s qualified staff. They have included the likes of Cathy
and Ken Shields, Stan Stewardson and Bruce Enns in basketball,
and Wayne Desjardins and Mike Rockwell, both B.C. ‘“‘AAA”’
bigh school champions in volleyball.

The popular summer camps, sponsored by the North Shore
News, will be held at Vancouver’s Little Flower Academy, St.
John's Church gymnasium and St. Patrick’s School. A number of
camps will also be held ou the Norih Shore.

The summer camps stress high level skills development, but en-
joymenat is also part of the program. ‘““We want all our participants
to go hone happy every day,’” said Miscisco. ‘

Sessions are available for Grades 5-7. Grade 8 prep. division,
janior and senior camps will also be offered. Basketball camps are
for boys and girls, but volleyball is for girls oniy.

For more information phone 925-3759.

Research run
ready to go

THERE ARE only four days left before the starting gun goes off
for the fourth annual Lions Gate Run ‘‘4’' Research.

But organizer Jeannette Savard says there is always room for
more participants to help raise funds for the Lions Gate Research
Foundation.

This Sunday at 8:30 a.m., runners will begin the first of a two
loop course on the 10-kilometre ran.

The run, sponsored by the North Shore News and other
Businesses, will leave and finish at the North Shore Winter Club at
1325 Keith Road, North Vancouver.

For thoze who prefer a slawer pace, there is a 5-kilometre walk.
Also available is a 45 minute aerobic workout or au hour-long
swim. The everts are taking place simultaneously so entrants can
only register in one event.

Awarts will be given to firsi, second and third place finishes in
esch category of the ran.

Runners can compete individually or as a team with a minimum
of four and a maximum of 10 members. :

The City of North Vancouver’s team, Street Feat, is sending out
a challenge to other teams to see who will raise the most pledges.

This year the team whick brings ir the most pledges will win
Sony Walkmans for its team members. The individual with the top
pledges will receive Nike runners and a Nike rain suit.

Registration fee is $15 or $25 with a complimentary sweatshirt
until May 26. Same-day registration is $30. Entry forms may be
picked up at the North Shore News, the North Shore Winter Club,
all Lady Supersport outlets and from the Lions Gate Medical
Research Foundation.

Registration fee and entry forms may be dropped off at the
Lions Gate Medical Research Foundation office at 1324 St. An-
| drews, North Vancouver.

High school
scoreboard

HIGH SCHOOL sports results as
of May 19 are:

TRACK AND FIELD

North Shore Ctiampionships

Overall Aggregate: 1. Sent 923; 2. WV 745;
3. Hand 677; 4. STA 385; 5, Hill 349; 6. Wsr
315; 7. CG 290; 8. HS 252; 9. Brac 236; 10.
Bal 218; 11. Arg 151; 12. Suth 89; 13. Sey
57; 14. Coll 35.

Senior Boys: 1. Sent 188; 2. WV 157; 3. CG

92.
Senior Girls: 1. WV 125; 2. Wsr 114; 3.

Hand 95.
Junier Boys: ], WV 164; 2. Sent 125; 3. STA

16.

Junior Girls: 1. Sent 175; 2. WV 131; 3.
Hand 70,

Juvenile Boys: 1. Hand 125; 2. Hill 113; 3.
WV 80.

80.
Suvenile Girls: 1. Hand 128; 2. WV 108; 3.
Hill 84.
Bantam Boys: }. Brac 127; 2. Sent 106; 3.
Hill 87.
Bantam Girls: 1. Hand 129; 2. Sent 96; 3.
Brac 67.

TENNIS
Senior Boys and Girls
North Shore Semi-Final: WV 8, Arg 3.
Junior Boys and Girts
Hand 7, Arg 4; Hill 10, CG I.

GOLF
Senior Boys
North Shore Semi-Finals: At Gleneagles: 1.
Coll 309 (Greg Trammetl 72, Dary! Chu 73,
Richard Hall 79); 2. Arg 34) (Paul Kariya
75); 3. Hand 363 (Karim Jandali 83); 4. CG
415 (Jon Tompkins 88). At Squamish Valley:
1. Sent 330 (Brad St. John 79, John Marshall
82, lan Henson 82); 2. Wsr 346 (Steve
Roberts 76); 3. WV 378 (Dave Leitzmann
91); 4, Bal 424 (Chris Smiley 90).
North Shore Final at Capilano: 1. Coll 323
(Daryl Chu 78, Greg Trammell 79, Sam Byrd
81); 2. Sent 328 (lan Henson 78); 3. Wsi 344
(Steve Roberts 79); 4. Arg 380 (Paul Kariya
84). (Coll advances to the Vancouver and
District Final and the B.C. Championships;
Sent advances to the B.C. Inter-Zone
playoff.)

RUGBY
Senior Boys
North Shore Final: WV 12, Arg 7 (WV ad-
vances 10 Vancouver and District Final and
B.C. Championships). Vancouver and
District Final: WY 21, Burnaby North 4

(overtime).

SOCCER
Senior Girls
B.C. Zone Playoffs; Burnaby Central 3, Arg
2; BN 2, Arg 1 (shootout after overtime).
(BC and BN advance to B.C. Champion-
ships.)

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