38 ~ Wednesday, October 22. 1997 --

BADMINTON... Two
North Shore players figured
prominently in Team BC's
recent performance at the
23rd annual Clarkson Cup.

West Van's Bryan Mascoe
was part of the silver medal
winning B.C. team. Alberta
took first place honors with a
5-1 match victory in the gold
medal round. In that round,
Mascoe lost 18-13, 18-13 to
Calgary’s Stephen Smith.

North Van's Anna Rice, a
member of the B.C. #2 team,
teamed with Vancouver's
Dhana Khan to defeat
Winnipeg's Julie Carson and
Alana Miller 15-7, 15-4 to
help pace team B. C. #2 toa
bronze medal round victory
over Manitoba. B.C. won
four of seven matches..

Held at the Vancouver
Lawn Tennis and Badminton
Club, the Clarkson Cup was
donated by the Clarkson fam-
ily of Edmonton in the hope
of providing a high level of
competition. In the 1970s,
Wendy Clarkson achieved
the highest ever ranking for a
Canadian badminton player
as she cracked the world’s top

--~i¥ive for singles play.

At last weekend’s 9th
annual Under-19 Paulson
Cup in Winnipeg, Mascoe

Rice lost their singles
matches to strong Calgary
players Neil Huschinsor. and
, Lindsay Mullaly, respective-

“St Wy in the gold medal round.

LACROSSE... North Shore
- Indians’ coach Bill Munroe
was posthumously honored
with the John Cavallin Merit
Award by the B.C. Lacrosse
Association,

Munroe, who collapsed
and died during an Tndians*
game on July 8 in Maple

~w Ridge, shares the award with

Vancouver Killarney minor
league coach Matt Affleck.
— Andrew McCredie

NEWS photo Paul McGrath

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Dry days in
the forecast
under bubble

THE servers and shak-
ers that gave the North
Shore Indoor Tennis
Association a place to
play recently gathered
under the bubble at the
former Cap West
Country Club. They
include (left to right):
association treasurer
Frank Gartner, facility
manager/pre Darryl
Chapman, association
vice-president Jerry
Richardson, the North
Van recreation commis-
sion’s Nancy Me\Millan
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