Sports

TRACK AND FIELD

NorWesters' members
considered outstanding

FOUR MEMBERS of the North
Shore's NorWesters Track & Field
Club won awards as the most
outstanding athletes in their
respective age. groups at the
Cheetah Invitational Track & Field
Meet held recently at Swangard
Stadium.

To be considered for the award,
athletes were required to compete
in a minimum of two track events
and two field events. NorWester
winners included Luke Meyer, 16,
who finished first in the high
jump, long jump, shot put, 100-
metre dash and third in the 400

metres.

Norwester Kahleia Crane, 14,
finished first in the 100 metres, se-
cond in the 80-metre hurdles and
200-metre dash, third in the high
jump and discus and fifth in the
long jump.

NorWester Jeff Sharma, 11,
won his award after finishing first
in the shot put, second in the 80-
metre hurdles, 400-metre run ai:d
800-metre run, and third in the
long jump.

Nine-year-old Catherine Lee,
who finished first in the 800-metre
event and high jump, second in the

NV MEN'S FASTBALL

Tugs trips Yic’s

RECENT ACTION in the North
Vancouver Men's Fastball League
produced a barrage of home runs
that began in Tugs 8-0 win over
Yic's.

Rarry Penman had two home
runs and four RBIs for Tugs in the
win. ;

He also had one home run and
Terry Grimm had nine strike-outs
on his way to his fifth consecutive
win as Tugs beat Duggan 5-3 in
eight innings.

The home run parade continued
with Der Brinham who blasted one
in Tugs 10-1 whipping of L.A.
Tavern. .

Larry Calli hit.a home run in the
Canadians 6-! victory over Tavern.

Teammate Don Moberg threw a
one-hitter in the contest and Randy
Moberg went three for four at the
plate and had two RBIs. ©

Earlier, Calli’s two home runs
helped carry the Canadians past
Big Bird 8-2...

shopping ahead, and
gave more in the

It was a big week for Calli as he
also scored the only run in a 1-0
Canadians’ win over Duggan.

Cam McNish and Jim Mosher
hit home runs in Duggan’s 9-4 win
over Big Bird. -

Lonnie Metcalf had one home
run and J. Mitchell was three for
three in Tavern’s 7-5 win over
Yic’s.

Other games had the Canadians
scoring three runs in the seventh
on Moberg’s triple and one run in
the extra iuning to defeat Tugs 4-3.

Yic’s also fought back from a
two-run deficit to defeat Big Bird
4-3 on Neil Minion’s single in the
ninth inning.

STANDINGS
AS OF JUNE 8

Tugs
Canadians
Duggan West
Big Bird
Yie’s

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1,500 metres and long jump events
and sixth in the 100-metre dash,
was the fourth NorWester
honored.

A fifth NorWester, Julie Cat-
chlove, also turned in an outstan-
ding performance.

She took first-place honors in

each of the four events she .

entered: the 80-metre hurdles, the
100 metres, the 400 metres and the
long jump. But, because she only
competed in the one field event,
she was not considered eligible for
the outstanding athlete award in
her age group.

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