B2 - Wednesday, June 6, 1984 - North Shore News

photo submit

CHEERING THE announcement of their win, the team of the B.C. Medical Association is jubilant after winning their second
consecutive Corporate Cup at Swanguard Stadium recently. Most members of the team are doctors from Lions Gate Hospital
in North Vancouver. Shortly after the Corporate Cup, the North Shore members banded together to capture the first annual

B.C. Hospitals fitness award.

FOR THE ‘second straight
year, the B.C Medical
Association team captured
top honors in the Corporate
Cup.

Composed primarily of
Lions Gate Hospital staff,
the BCMA team ended up 45
points in front at the conclu-
sion of the May 27 event
which featured teams from
many businesses and cor-
porations throughout the
lower maintand.

This was the first me the
same team had won con-
secutive titles.

The tournament was com-
posed of 95 teams, sponsored
by Sun Life and organized by
YMCA.

The key to success for the
win by BCMA was the
volleyball team which con-
sisted of Bob Puddicombe,
Craig Bergsma, Connie
LeBrun and Mike Rottiwell,

all doctors frgm fhe North
Shore.

Bob Puddicombe, an inter-
national calibre squash and
tennis player, suffered
suspected fractured ribs,

severely bruised forearms
and a sprained thumb in
helping his team to victory in
the volleyball competition.
Following up on the Cor-
porate Cup: win, the LGH

Second BCMA win

Mainly LGH athletes

portion of the team convinc-
ingly won the first annual
B.C. Hospital Sports Day
defeating Surrey Memorial
and UBC Sports Medicine
Clinic.

Jaycee, Rotary results

FOLLOWING are the results
for the past week in Jaycee
Rotary baseball action.

May 29:

Skyline 7 Legion 3.
Winning pitcher was Ralph

Magliert, who pitched the

complete game, striking out

nine and also Jed the winners

with two doubles and a

singe.

May 30

Eagles 10 Jaycee 4

Winning pitcher was Jason
Diffner who struck out 12
batters ghd contributed a tri-
ple and Single. Chris Allen,
Greg Stinson and = Justin
Calaminus had jwo hits each
for the winners.

May 31

Skyline 18 Jaydee 5
Winning pitcher was Bryan

Hamilton. Ross Hatch and

Ralph Maghieri Sed the win
ners with 3 hits each

> > » »

AYLORMOTIVE

OUR 25TH YEAR PROFESSIONALLY SERVICING

10°S OF THOUSANDS OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS
YOUR COMPLETE B.C.A.A. APPROVED ‘'50 BAY” CENTER

QUALITY WORKMANSHIP ¢ TRUSTWORTHY SERVICE ¢ ALL GUA

THE AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALISTS
Qualified Technicians tn
Many with 20 to 40 years experience —
« Automatk transmissions

« Complete general mechank al

Wheel, frame alignment & balancing

€ olitsion repatr — ICBC claime

Painting & atr conditioning

Courtesy cars arranged

985-7455
JAYCORMOTIVE 174 PEMBERION.N VAN

each field —

ed bth cme WS Sed

POM PRE E ES TEIMATES & COUNSEL TATION

PPE CM NINAE TS

een

RANTEED

LRN

June 1
Ealges 11 Legion 4
Winning pitcher was Josh
Spragg who struck out seven
batters. Chris Allen, Josh
Spragg and Clayton Sloan
had three hits each for the
winners

STANDINGS
Won Lost

Lagiecs 13 1
Skyline 10 4
Jaycee 3 im
Legion 2 12

CRICKET ROUNDUP
Catches win
WV matches

IN CRICKET an often-used
expression is ‘‘catches win
matches’’. This was the basic
difference in the two teams
on Saturday as West Van
recorded an easy nine wickets
victory over visiting Anza at
Hugo Ray Park in BX.
mainland league play.

West Van fielders caught
eight out of nine chances of-
fered whereas Anza, in com-
plete contrast, dropped at
least five gilt-edged oppor-
tunities. Steve Muilbourn
(with two spectacular efforts)
Chris Bennett and Vipin
Patel were the fielding stars
for West Van and Harvey
Lawson, with a one-handed
effort, maintained the high
standard.

West VAn required only 93
runs for victory and lost the
wicket of Steve Miller wit the
score at 35. This proved to be
the only set back, however as
Mike Huggett and Chris Ben-
nett continued their
remarkable form with scores
of 55 and 13 not out respec-
tively. Pace bowler, Bob
Rushbourne, was impressive
in a losing cause for Anza.

West van have now won all
five games this season.
Scores:

Anza - 92 all out (32 overs)
S. Miller 3 for 19

R. Wallis 2 for 22

M. Moore 2 for 22

West Van - 92 for | wicket
(24 overs)

M Huggett $5 not out.

Marlins

begin season

ALTHOUGH the day was
damp and dismal, the swim-
mers spirits were anything
but as NSWC Marlins got the
season off to a great start last
Sunday at the Coquiltam
Early Bird Meet.

Coaches Tom Killey and
Joe Lee were pleased with the
excellent times shown by the
40 swimmers present and
even though some team
members were absent an ex-
cellent overall showing was
made.

The results are as follows:
Div. 1 Girls Gillian
Honeyman 2nd in 50 Free
and 34rd in SO breast.

Div. 2 Girls Jessica Campbell
1st in SO back, 2nd in SO free
and 4th in fly.

Div. 2 Boys Chris Legault Sth
in 50 free, fly, breast and
back, Paul Kariya 3rd in 50
breast.

Div. 3 Girts Mary Ann
Heskin 4th in SO breast and

back, Sth in 5O free and 6th in
fly

Div. 4 Girls Suzanne Han-
cock 4th in 100 breast, Sth in
100 back and Sth in SO free.
Div. 4 Boys Rob Tadey Ist in
100 breast, and S50 fly, 2nd in
SO free and 3rd in 100 back.
Geoff Green 4th in 50 free
and Sth in 100 back. Ann,
drew Wilson 6th in 50 free
and 100 back.

Div. 5 Girls Shelley Webster
Ist in 5O fly, 3rd in SO free
and 4th in 100 breast. Karen
McKenzie Ist in 100 back,
Sth in 50 free. Kathy Grafton
6th in 100 breast.

Div. 6 Girls Kendra Bryson
4th in 100 breast, Sth in 50 fly
and 6th in SO free. Michelle
Green 2nd in SO free and 6th
in 100 back. Shannon
Webster 2nd in 100 back and
6th in 50 fly.

The Vancouver Vikings
Meet is next on Sunday June
17 at the Percy Norman
Pool

Drive Cool this Summer

RAD FLUSH
MICRO

The NOR EST

Pause

Cleaning system is the only sale and

sure wady to thoroughly clean your
Cars COoung system -jwshing with

plain water will

COOlant and loose particles of fust

and scale
PLUS

Car
hE C TAL

Summer Griving

$ 38°5

Only

ste OOH
will help prevent
overchealiog protteris duting your

Our

your Cats

remove old
system

RAL)

mosture

required

ft tat, beARETS

$ AZ*s

AIR CONDITIONER
CHECK-UP

12 poimt

service check

all conditioner as,

complete inspection of the entire
INCIUGINg discharge
evacuation to temove any bullt ug
and

and

recharging as

PLUS FREON

* Radiators

¢ Waterpumps
Heaters
Alr Conditioners
Gas Tanks

JOHN LOCKWOOD
Past Orve wn Service Since 1952 BCAA Approved

NOR EST RADIATORS

1175 West 14th) North Vancouver 984.0374