Dodgers

rally for

sSlow-pitch crown

LA DODGERS won this
year’s version of the North
Shore Pub Slow-pitch
Mid-Season Tournament by
edging out the Tomahawk
13-12 in the finals.

Tomahawk was leading 12-8
until the Dodgers scored five in
the top of the seventh inning to
take the tournament champion-
ship.

Tomahawk qualified for the
final by beating league-leading
Club Mitt 13-10 in the semi-
finals. ‘‘The Mitt’? were heavy
favorites to repeat as tournament
champions.

The Dodgers beat the Capilano
Pubbers to advance to the finals.

NORTH. SHORE MIXED
FAST-PITCH LEAGUE

The North Shore Canadians
remained undefeated by beating
back their closest rivals, the North
Shore Rats, in a doubleheader last
weekend.

THE HOT BOX
by Kevin Gillies

The Canadians won 7-2 and
13-9 to improve their record to 14
wins and no losses.

The Rats, who were previously
in second place, moved to fifth
with their record of 10 wins and
six losses.

The Giants and the Raven
Sliders are tied for second with 11-
and-five records and CFOX is in
fourth with a 10-6 record.

With one week remaining in
their reguiar season, the Cana-
dians can clinch first place with a
single win.

They play a doubleheader
against the Giants at Norgate
Park at 2 p.m. on Sunday, June

The Sliders play a doubleheader
against the 0-16 Wiid Coyotes and
the Rats play a doubleheader
against the 2-14 Bombers.

Hockey registration set

REGISTRATION FOR the
North Vancouver Minor
Hockey Association
(NVMHA) has been set for
this Saturday, June 26,
from noon to 3 p.m., at the
curling rink of the Lonsdale
‘Recreation Centre (123 East
23rd).

Applications for new member-
ships will be accepted on a first
come, first served basis.

There are a limited number of
openings in. most. divisions and
those with ‘accepted applications
will be notified by telephone by
the end of July. Those applica-
tions that cannot be accommodated
this year will be’ placed on a
- perpetual waiting list.

The NVMHA has anticipated
the increase in demand for minor
hockey on the North Shore. It has
spent the last three years lobbying
the municipalities for additional

ice surfaces in North Vancouver.

District Council recently an-
nounced they would seek pro-
posals from the private sector to
build a two- to four-rink compiex
in the Seymour area.

“We are going to have an even
bigger waiting list this year,’’ said
NVMHA president Dan Morrison.
“We get several calls every day
from parents wanting to register
their kids in hockey.’’

Morrison added that after fin-
ding a way to deal with a lot of
upset parents and kids, the major
objective of this year’s executive
will be to keep up the pressure on
the Recreation Commission and
District Council to get a new
arena built as soon as possible.

“Even if the district’s strategy
for a privately run facility gets the
green light, we’ve been told that
the earliest date for a new arena
would be September of 1995,’’ the
new president reported.

GOLFERS

SEYMOUR GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB IS
' PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT in addition
to regular public play Mondays and Fridays
(excepting Statutory Holidays), THE PUBLIC
ARE INVITED TO BOOK TIMES TO PLAY 9
holes starting on the back nine only.
The times available are from 6:00-7:30 AM.,
Mon. & Fri., Great for those on their way to

work or only wishing to play 9 holes.

GREEN FEES °14°°

including GST. Bookings available
by phone 929-2611 from

8 AM the previous day

Seymour Golf &
Country Club
3723 Mt. Seymour Pkwy.
Ph. 929-2611

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