THE B.C. LIONS:

the province broke up Wednesday night with 2 game between the Vancoaver all-
stars, in the dark sweaters and the Provincial all-stars. The locals won the game 17-8.

Battle of
By BRIAN CAVENDISH

When two doctors mect,
it's the big question “who has
the right “medicine” and
‘recently Dr. Mike Green-
wood of Victoria outlasted
Vancouver Lawns’ Dr. Bob
Puddicombe, West Van-
couver, to take the B.C.
Squash Title. 3-2.

Playing at the Denman

Place Racquets Club, the
Victorian nonchantly took
the first game 9-0 with ac-
curate drop shots to the left
handed Puddicombe's
backhand.

The next two was all
Puddicombes who changed
tactics by lobbing to the
right handers backhand
corner then chopping off the
return, 7-9, 7-9.

The fourth game secesawed
with service and the winner
evened the game score at
two all with a 9-7 win.

The final game was a
thriller with cach player
retrieving almost impossible
shots before Greenwood
took the title at 9-6.

Eesrlier Greenwood
eliminated Jerichos Tim Bale
3-0 and the youngster Hugh
Woolley, Hollyburn by a
similar score. .

The loser was successful
against Alan Browne of
Jericho 3-0 and 17 year-old
promising squasher, Sher
Hore of Victoria 3-2.

Jane Cartmel of Jericho
tennis club, former four
times Canadian Champion
returned to her old form
after being absent for a year
by taking the Ladies “A”
over first seceded Gillian
Thomas, U.B.C. 9-7, 9-0, 9-
3. After climinating Prince
Georges Suc Wastie 3-0 and
Thomas _ sidelining the
promising 17 year-old
Victorian, Andric Levey, 3-
1. Barbara Savage the
favourite retired injured in
Savage, Thomas, Levcy and
Cartmel.

Other winners were:
Men’s “A™ vets: David
Morgan, Calgary over
George Morfitt, West
Vancouver, 3-0; “B” vets:

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Ken Cummane, Jericho over
Peter Fish, West Vancovuer,
3-2; “B” Title: Shawn Mc-
Culilagh, Van. Racquets
Club, downed Dennis
Hoffman, Evergreen, North
Van. 3-1; “C*: Bob Attoe,
Prince George over Alastair
Bland, Victoria, 3-2; “D”:
Dave Heuston, Denman
Place over Monty Woods,
New West., 3-0; Ladies “B”:

The game was jointly sponsored by the Lions and Athietes-In-Action. (Terry Peters

photo)

Singles Cindy Beaton,
S.F.U. defeated Debbie
Jackson, Victoria, 3-1; “C”:
Sue Kainer, Van. R.C. over
Shari Brown, U.B.C. 31°
and the Ladies Vets was won
by Carol Hemmings, Jericho
over Val Ellis, Arbutus 3-2.

The Men’s Professional
Title was w by Steve
Lawton of the host club over
the Richmond player, Keith
Durling 3-0.

Umpires needed

When softball season rolls
around c¢very scason
everyone automatically
thinks of the players, but
hardly anyone gives a
thought to the Umpires.

Yet they are needed too.

In fact, a sanctioned men’s
softball league is looking for
umpires, preferably carded
to handle their games.

The umpires will be paid
$12 per game.

For further information
call Mike Brown at 986-
2388, or 922-3502.

Seymour Golf & Country Club
still has a few memberships

available in
Men’s Full Play category.
For information please phone:

The Pro
929-2611

The Office
929-5491

The MacSween Soccer
Association is holding its
seventh annual MacSween
Day at Delbrook Park on
April 12. '

About 400 children
between the ages of six and
10 in the 30 game intra-club

tournament, said Henry
Loewen, association
secretary.

.--have lunch
7 4 with

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The games are scheduled
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5:30 p.m., he said.

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