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B3-Sunday News, June 15, 1980

sport

Good meet for sisters

A team of 21 members of
the NorWesters track club
travelled to Everett.
Washington Sunday. June 8.
to compete in the 10th
Annual Rainbow Runners
Salty-Sea Days Invitanonal
Track and Field Meet. Other
clubs from B.C. came from
Abbotsford. Coquitlam, and
Victona.

The Otto girls had a very
successful day with Burgit

Legion

Legion picked up a parr of
wins last week in J.C. Rotary
mayor little league baseball
acuon. with a 12-6 win over
Skyline. and an 8-3 victory
overJ C.

In the Skyline game Dean
Duncan was credited with
the win. Andrew Collins of
Legion picked up his first
home run of the year

Nit. Se

Mt. Seymour Lions Cubs
known as the “Bad News
Blairs”, coached by Blair
Anderson. tallied for two big
wins as they streak for a
playoff positon in the Mt.

Seymour Kinsmen Major
Litthe League
In other) major action,

Beth Alden lied the Cubs to a

7-6 win over the Standard
Marine Dodgers with
aggressive batting and
ficiding

The cubs other game saw
them outclass Stongs Tigers
8-1

Home runs by Scott
Sanderson and Doug Leidal
were in a josing cause as
Gus Mariners
cdged the First

Memonal bk xpos & 6

Hardware
oul

World
downed

Fashion (Grants
Stongs Tigers 41
But had to settle with a 1Oo10
tie against the Manners Onc
other game saw Expos blank

(15-18) winning the 800 M,
and taking 6th in the 400 M:
Ingrid (12-13) grabbing a
third in the 1500 m; and
Signd (10-11) collecting a
third in the long jump and a
fourth in the 800 M.

Karin Fischer (12-13)
jumped 4°10” for a second
place mbbon while Lisa
Rodger captured third in the
800 M. and fourth in the
1500. Lisa Parish was a step

Collins was credited with
the win against J.C. but
Kevin Reilly held the
winners to only two hits in a
losing cause.

In other action, Eagles,
behind the pitching of David
Coates came up with a big
14-11 win over J.C. while
Skyline downed Eagles 84
with Mark Reid gaming the
win

behind Lisa Rodger for a
fourth in the 800 M.

In the 15-18 girls, Louise
Pennington was fourth in the
long jump, Anne Rachelle
Griffith was fifth in discus
and sixth in 100 M hurdles.

Simon Marnow (10-11)
managed a fifth place in the
hotly contested 200 M, while
Graeme McFarlane (12-13)
picked up a sixth in the
discus.

takes pair

Dave Buck squeezed out a
6-5 win over J.C. behind the
two hit pitching of Craig
Morgan.

Bobby Stadden won his
own game early in the week
as J.C. downed Dave Buck
12-10in an extra inning.

Stadden had come on in
rehef and in the extra inning
punched out a double to
drive in the winning runs.

mour in action

Dodgers 8-0.
MINOR DIV.1

The red hot North Shore
Credit Union Yankees won a
pair as they downed Raven
Mets 9-6, then edged out
Astros 8-6.

Other games saw Inland
Kenworth White Sox defeat
Onoles 8-1, then lose a ught
one to Nova Lumber Car-
dinals 9 8 Only other game
saw BC Appliance Braves
edge Onoles 6-4

MINOR DIV. II

Dollar Shopping Centre
Canadians picked up two
wins

17-9 over White Caps
and a 4 JV decision over Cove
Construction Padres. Himac
Motors Pirates also had a
IS TL over
squcezed by
Parkway Chevron Royals 6
S Speed) Forkhft) Rangers
dropped a patr 1O 1 to
Royals and aS Jloss to Crest
Realty Athletes

couple off wins,

Padres and

Pegasus need help

The Pegasus soccer
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One final game saw a tie
between Serva-Pak Red Sox
and White Caps, 7-7

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MEMBERS OF THE Hollyburn Synchro Team out of Hollyburn Country Club
recently raised $317 for the Gastro-Enterology lab at Lions Gate Hospital. In the
photo, Dr. Corbett accepts the cheque from club members Debbie Kennett and Lisa

Roote.

Collegiate wins title

Collegiate Sport finished
off their flag football season
last Thursday with a con-
vincing 14-0 win
Broncos in the final of
North Shore league

The gave Sport a
record of six wins against
one loss, that a default early
in the season to Broncos.

Dunrng the seven games.
the powerful winning team
picked up 121) points) on
offense to only 14 against

over
the

win

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