Cricketers
up to bat

West Van cricket club
Started the season in fine
style with a resounding win.
Anza/South Hill batted first
‘and were soon in trouble,
losing wickets steadily.
‘Resistance stiffened as
Akbar, 20; Goring, 19; Kili,
18; and Amputch 13 brought
the total to 91. Wickets were
equally shared ‘by ‘Lambie,
Baker, Pearson and Butler.

Openers Brett Davis and
Wise batted sensibly for
West Van reaching fifty
without loss. After Brett
Davis was out for 26, Pear-
son joined the fray and he
and Wise carried the total to
87 before Wise was bowled
for 46. Pearson 18 not out
and Lambie carried the total

*pased 9! for a confidence

building 8 wicket victory.

Major littie |
league results

Results: ‘of * ‘the’ Jaycee
Rotary Major Little League
for Sunday, May 5 games:
‘Jaycee 6 - Legion 7.
“i/.Winning. pitchers Danny
Mcintyre and B.J. Chute
who pitched three innings
each to’ lead Legion 7-6 over
‘Jaycee. Sean McLellan ted
the: winners with four
‘ singles:’: “

’ Eagles “Jason ‘Diffner
combined: with Lori Given,

David’ Earland and Justin’

- GA:
WHITEWATER * PACES
‘are held every... spring.::in

: ‘Capilano Park, North Van-..

couver. ‘Situated | only . ten

‘minutes

from™~ downtown |
Vancouver, the’ race ‘site: is:

Calaminus May 5 for an
‘Eagles , no-hitter - whipping
Skyline 14-0.. Diffner now
has’ 32 strike-outs-in 14 inn-
ings. Josh Spragg and Mike
Earland led the winners with
four-hits each.’

Standings (after ‘three .

weeks”:
‘Won Lost
Eagles ‘
Legion |
Skyline
Jaycee © a

7 e in “addition to “seeing a

television show in the mak-
ing, the Capilano Race is the
perfect opportunity to se¢

whitewater kayaking at its g

--finest.

= easily’ accessible to the public - .
‘and. provides:for some spec- . (=a

“\tacular paddling.‘ The rapids

o are interinediate to advanced -;
- in-difficulty, and are located. 7.
throughout the: scenic: “cane,

“yon.

” The: Capilano ‘tace.is con-”.:

sidered to be the premiere
race of the kayaking season.
At‘is one “of the’ three‘ selec-
.' tion races for B.C.’s provin-
cial team and is.the longest-

running whitewater competi- «|

tion in Western Canada. It
began in 1968 with:20 com-
petitors and has grown
* steadily since:that time. The
race now: draws ‘anywhere

from 70 .to:.100 paddlers, . §

who come from all over the
Pacific Northwest. Tiere is
usually a large American
contingent from Washington
and Oregon; paddlers from
Vancouver Island,
Kamloops, northern. B.C.,
Alberta and occasionally
racers from Quebec.

This year will provide an
interesting twist to the race.
Thrill of a Lifetime will be
- flying from Toronto to film
a segment of its show at the
Capilano River. Thrill is a
weekly half hour program

aired nationally on the CTV | &

Network.

It is Thrill's intention this
year to fly Harold Drew, a
58-year-old Bell Canada
employee, from Toronto to
Vancouver to try his hand at
whitewater
will be paddiing in front of a
C-2 (2 man closed-deck
canoe) with veteran C-1 and
C-2 man, Don Cohen (Na-
tional Champion). Harold
has done some canoeing in
the past, but the Capilano
will probably be the most
turbulent river he will at-
tempt in his career. With the
expertise of Cohen in the
stern and a bit of whitewater
luck, they will run the river
without capsizing.

“FROM MAY 1st TILL MAY 31 st
, GENERAL ELECTRIC IS PUTTING
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43 - Wednesday, May 8, 1985 - North Shore News

Hollyburn celebrates sailpast

daries of navigable waters for children 12-years-old and
Club will be marshalling its near the Lions Gate Bridge
22nd annual sail-past May 12. and back.
at 2 p.m. Hollyburn is targelyafamily
The West Vancouver Club club that concentrates on
is expecting between 30 and training junior sailors. A
50 dinghy-type Lasers, Flying staff of seven Canadian
Juniors, Albacores, and Yachting Association (CYA)
perhaps even a windsurfer or certified instructors provides
two to join the colorful full junior and adult summer
nautical parade from their sailing programs.
Ambleside base to the boun- This year, junior courses,

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