Sports

Richmond bowls down W. Van

West Van H Cricket Club
fell-to Richmond: f-at~Hugo
Ray Park Aug. 18.

The local side had the
misfortune to meet a Rich-
‘mond team whose batsmen

- With the Pacific Coast
‘League Tegular season draw-
ving” to:'a'-close and the
Baseball -Canadians’ out in
‘front, in; the Northern Divi-
:sion;. plans, are. being made
‘for ‘the ‘possibility of divi-
‘sional. _play-offs: in’ -Van-
“ couver:~ ‘for“the~first’ time
_Since1979, 0...

The play-offs are sched-
‘uled to take place September
3 and 4 in Calgary and in
; Vancouver, September 5, 6

+ 7:30 p.m.

were in red hot form.
Batting-first;-lan-Tait and~
Don Metder opened
cautiously for Richmond
scoring 6 runs off the first 10
overs. Melder then threw
caution to the wind scoring

and 7 as necessary. All
games would be played at
at Nat Bailey
Stadium,

All reserved seating for
the play-offs will be $7 per

- seat, while general admission

tickets will cost $6 for adults

and $4--for- children --and-

golden agers.

Tickets will go on sale on
September and reservations
will be. accepted until
" September 3.

Diving meet
goes swimmingly

for North Shore
medal winners

NORTH SHORE divers had
their‘ besz ever showing
recently in the B.C. Summer
Games.

“A DIVERS"

Girls 13-14; Paula Hunter won a gold
on the one metre and a silver on the
three meter board, while Susan
Whittred brought home a silver on
the one-metre.

Girls 15-17: Janice Kusnir won gold

medals and Colleen Gray silver on
one and three-metre spring boards.
Girls 17 and Over: Andrea Baker
struck gold on both one and three-
metre boards. .
“BY DIVERS

Girls 15-16: Beth Hawthorn won a
silver medal and Kerstin Bicknell of
Squamish won a bronze on both one
and three-metre springboards.

Boys 17 and Over: Ed Hanlon took a
silver medal on both one and
three-metre springboard.

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35 quick runs before being
bowled,

Tait, who by now had
entered into the spirit of
things, was joined by Chris
Ryan. Ryan, unquestionably
the hardest hitter in the

Canadians prepare
for playoff season

All reservations must be
picked up by close of
business September 3. _ --

. Tke Nat Bailey Stadium
ticket office will be. ‘open
throughout the Labor.: Day
weekend between the hours
of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. to
--facilitate ticket pick-up -prior
to the Tuesay cut-off date.

- Reservations may be made
by contacting the Nat Bailey
Stadium ticket office’ at
872-5232. a

Team effort
results in.
victory.

The North Shore Argo’s
Football Club rallied
together August 18 to ‘even
their record at 1 and 1.with a
41-0 annihilation of! the
Vancouver Meraloma’s..

Defensively, the Argo’s
were unbeatable; offensively
they were unstoppable.

The Argos are asking’ any
interested players to join the
club.

Next home game for ‘the
Argos is Aug. 25 at 1 p. m. at
Kinsmen Stadium.

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league hammered the West

Van bowling-for 32 instant-~-stumped Richmond's innings

tuns before being caught on
the boundaries edge.

Tait meanwhile continued,
obviously enjoying cach of
his 84 runs.

Run after
cure for
cancer

On September 15, the 5th
Annual Terry Fox Run will
Start at 8 a.m. behind Park
Royal’s South Mall.

Pledge sheets are available
at Canada Post Offices, Col-
legiate Sports, Kentucky
Fried Chicken: and-Shoppers
Drug Marts.

_ Volnteers. and — contribu-
tions are needed to make this
year’s run a success.

For further information,
phone the North Vancouver
Recreation Commission
984-4181.

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Canadian
) Cancer,

With ‘Tait finally out-
closed at 185 runs.

When West Van batted, it
quickly became evident that
the task of zcoring 186 runs
for victory was beyond its
grasp.

Tom Holdane scoring a
maiden half century, Rod
Wise (16 runs) and Alan
Milbourne (10 runs) delayed
the inevitable as West Van
was all out for 106 runs giv-
ing Richmond a handsome
victory.

West Van now has a 9 and
7 won lost record,

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