fi

. The Color Your ‘ World
team of the Sey-Cap Lacrosse
Association suffered decisive

losses last week against
teams from Port Moody and

South Burnaby.

Se

On Thursday the team took
a total of 26 minutes in
penalties, which cost them
the game by playing short-
handed too often.

' Brad Kotush, Rich Kris-
ten, and Jeff Sherman each
got goals but Port Moody
took the match with a 7-3
score.

Pacific

In last weekend's
Forest Rally two blowouts

cost the Eastern Canada
team a victory and handed
over the win to. Tom Burgess
of North Vancouver and
Taisto Heinonen of Langley.

Five-time Canadian Cham-
pion Walter Boyce of Ottawa
and Robin Edwards of
Montreal had a three-second
lead after more than 160
miles when two rear tires
blew on their TR7 setiing
them back to fourth piace.

The victory was sweet for
deinonen and Burgess since
not only did they take the top

Friday's game gave goal- .

keeper Sam Davie a chance
to show his strengths by

stopping 34 shots to keep the
score down.

Despite his best efforts
and goals by Troy Kastes and
Keith Johnson, the oppon-
ents from South Burnaby
won the game handily 8-2.

The home game at the
North Vancouver Recreation
Centre saw the South Burn-

aby group outshoct Color

Your World 34-20.

place in the 550 mile rally but
they did it in a car which
used to be owned by
champion Walter Boyce.

Two Datsuns took second
and third place, one driven
by. Sven Halle. and. Tony
Morris of Vancouver, the
other by Bukhard Skowron-
nek and Walter Leemans of.

Saskatoon.

The production class title
was won by a Volkswagen
Rabbit. driven by Adrien
Carson of Vancouver.

Twenty-three cars crossed
the finish line to complete
the event.

In the first game of a
doubie-header at Mahon
Park in the Pacific Coast
Junior Baseball League, the
North -Shore Mountaineers
were blanked 5-0 by the
Surrey Sandpipers.

limors
“fh division

West Vancouver Little
League Minors ‘*A*’ Division
scores to May 14: Braves 14,
Tigers 14; Beavers 4, Buck-
ers 1: Beavers 14, Braves 1;
Beavers 14, Tigers 1; Tigers
15, Buckers 9; Buckers 19,
Braves 19; Beavers 7, Tigers
4

eo,
ter

The Sandpipers’ Jeff
Hamalainen pitched a no-
hitter as North Shore's only
baserunner came on an error
in the third inning.

North Shore quickly. made
up for the loss by bouncing
right back
game to claim a 6-1 victory.

ay

_ Saturday

in the second .

ROUNDING THE CORNER im the barrels category of the g

went on to win the senior aggregate title last Sunday at the North Shore
Kendrick pheto].

The second: grand slam of
the vear for Earl Van As gave
the Reds, sponsored by
Macaulay Nicholis Maitland,
a 20-4 victory Friday over the
Lion’s Club Lions in West
Vancouver Little
piay.

Earlier in. the week the
Reds beat Williams Machin-
ery Roadrunners 5-4 and
then dropped one to Mac's
Stores by a_ score of 10-5.

Skyline Sports recorded a
decisive victory against the
Spuraway Broncs with a 17-3
score but only managed to
squeak by the Roadrunners
with a 3-2 margin.

The Broncs made up for

- their previous loss by edging

the Lions 12-11.

The deciding factor in two
games was the
weather, as both games were
rained out.

The standings to May 14
show Skyline Sports on top
with 9 points followed by.the
Spuraway Broncs only one

‘point behind,

The Reds and Mac's
Stores are tied for third spot
with six apiece, and the Road
runners sit one point back
with five.

The Lions hold the lonely
bottom. spot with two points.

League

The rain held off untii the
Jast minute Sunday, provid-

-ing good weather for the

North Shore Horseman’s
Association's play day at the
North Shore Riding Centre.

In the Western, English, -

and Games competition, the

senior aggregate title was
taken by Janet Laidlaw with
27 points riding Santana.

Twenty-three points wrap-
ped up the _ intermediate
aggregate title for Laura
Jordan, riding Cimarron to

victory.

ee

In. the Junior classes,
Janelle Leighton received 23
points to take the ribbon in
that category, riding a horse
named Clipper.

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