‘Two NS cricketers score half centuries |

Two North Shore cricket
club batsmen scored more
- than 50 runs at Brockton
Point, last Sunday, in a
league match against
Burrard I.

But such high scoring ‘was
not sufficient to give the
team a wit -as Burrard
managed to force a draw by.
having three wickets left to
fall when time ran out. . ’

Batting first, the North
Shore team lost their first
three wickets for 17 runs.

- Then Vas Gunarantna came

into bat and reached st

before being put out.

One of Gutieratna’s
partners, Jim Norfolk,

scored 31, before he had to

‘retire when the ball broke

his nose.

-shore's Sharma, North

Shore's captain, played one ~

Of his best i innings’ever, and -

scored 52 not out, when the

team. jdeclared at A711 for
seven.

Burrard began their in-
nings slowly, - ‘Scoring only
one run in the first hour of
batting. Slowly, Burrard
built their score up, but were

Cardinals shut out

Strong play by the West
Coring Cardinals allowed
them to.shut out Trolls
Yankees, 15-0, in West
Vancouver Pony baseball
action, last week. ,

Pitching for the Cardinals
was Denis Burgess, and Paul
‘Kitchener had a two base
hit. .

“Trolls Yankees were.also -
at the losing end of two other -
games, last week.

Andy Holtzman was
winning pitcher for the
Amtico Lions in their 14-2
_victory over the Yankees.
Holtzman also hit a home
run, and both Andy and
Richard Gilbert scored three
runs for their team.

And it was Jib Street
pitching for Stongs Reds in
- their 19-5 victory over the

ankees in Pony
baseball =>

Yankees. Tom Taylor got
three hits for the Reds.

In other Pony baseball
action; Mike Drapko, pit-
ching for the Reds, lead
them to a 17-7 win. over
Hoyles Eagles.

West Coring Cardinals
edged by Sagers Mustangs,
. 7-6, with Steve Dewar
- getting credit as the winning
pitcher. Paul Kitchener hit a
triple for the Cardinals.

Amtico Lions used four
pitchers and had 12 hits in
their 14-4 victory over
Sagers Mustangs. Barry
Anderson received credit for
the win as pitcher.

And in a game that went to

‘nine innings, Amtico Lions,

on a winning run hit by Barry
Anderson, defeated Stongs
-Reds 7-6. Andy Holtzman
pitched six innings and then

Board of Directors
named for

NS Youth Soccer

Association

At the recent § annual
meeting of the North Shore
Youth Soccer Association
the Board of Directors for
the 1979-80 season were
elected.

Don Brown was clected
president, with Janet
Petersen being elected to
serve as vice-president.

Peter Thompson will serve

as secretary for the

association, with Elecia Hart
acting as treasurer. B.
Mulock will be the executive
assistant.

The other members of the
board are: Bruce Cowie,
John Grossholz, Bob Smith,
Jack Stevens, Barry Winsor,
Jim Davidson, John
Haywood, Fred Massic, Milt
Swanson, John Woodward,

Peter Graham, Bob
Houston, Ian Petrie, and
Ted Stenson.

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was relieved by . Barry
Anderson’ who pitched
‘Seven, eight, and nine, and
was winning pitcher.

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‘only able to score 93 runs for
7 wickets’ s when time ran out.

North Shore — effectively
used. seven different
bowlers, six of whom took
wickets.. Peter Pisani
stumped,two batsmen, both
off Harish Joshf's bowling.

In other Lower Mainland :

cricket action, Aga Khan I

Ron Hellstrom -
Swedish World Cup Star

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defeated A.N.Z. A. _by four
wickets. -

AN.Z.AL batting ‘first,
were all out for 112, with
Thomsett scoring 24 as their
-top. batsman. J. Abdul took
four wickets for 14 runs for
Aga Khan. ~
Aga n scored 115 for
six wickets.

EXHIBITION
SOCCER

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(West German First Division)

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1 runs.

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