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Clifford ranks fifth

NORTH VANCOUVER’S
Michael Clifford was the
only Canadian competing in
the Rose Festival Formula
Ford race in Portland last
weekend. But despite
mechanical problems, the
promising racer finished in
the front pack and now ranks
fifth overall in the series.

In the Sunday race, in
front of 10,000 fans, Clifford
finished a credible fourth
despite being gridded in last
position. He failed to post a
qualifying time because of
mechanical problems.

In moving from last to
fourth place, Clifford
driving his 1982 Van Diemen
— set the fastest time of the
weekend, half a second off
the track record.

Top three finishers were
Dave Knapp and _ Bob
Lobenburg of California and
John Stephanus of Seattle.

All four drivers are
competing in the Northwest
Region to qualify for the

American Formula Ford
Championship in Atlanta
this October.

Only the top six series
finishers are allowed to
compete in the Road

Atianta, so Clifford’s current
fifth place standing will see
him safely to the race.

In other

racing news,
Andy Mahood of North
Vancouver took second

place in the fourth round of
the Conference Series at
Westwood recently.

The high finish June 6 puts
Mahood in third place for
the championship, a strong
comeback from earlier this
season when a blown engine
and other’ mechanical
problems forced him to miss
the first two rounds.

Mahood also came second
in round three, driving his
Pentax Cameras-Cam 2
Motor Oil sponsored For-
mula Atlantic machine.

Clifford also ted a win
at Seattle June 6, although a

Marlins, Cruisers in
the swim of things

A STRONG effort by the
North Shore Winter Club
Marlins saw the local swim
club capture fourth place
overall at the recent
Coquitlam Invitational “B”
swim mect.

David Heskins placed first
in the division four Breast, as
did Jai Lynn Russel in the
division five Breast.

Andrew Wilson of division
three put in a successful
performance, coming
second in Back and Breast,
third in Free and fourth in
Ply.

Both the Marlins and the
North Vancouver Cruisers
entered Coquitlam’s Early
Bird Swim Mect June 6

Janet Oakes of the

Cruisers had an excellent
day, coming first in the 50
Free and 100 Back and third
in the 50 Fly in division 6.

And for the Marlins, both
Doug McDonald (Div. 5) and
Jessica Campbell (Div. 1)
had a “straight” of wins.
McDonald placed first in
Breast, second in Back, third
in Free and fourth in Fly,
while Campbell earned her
first in Fly, second in Back,
third in Breast and fourth in
Free.

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major spin in the second
race left him with a “did not
finish.” He was gridded third
in the first race, and with
teammate John Kernahan
easily lead the pack for a
one-two finish.

Jackel off
to Taiwan

NORTH VANCOUVER'’S
Michael Jackel is off to
Taiwan this week with the
national men’s basketball
team.

The team will be playing
in the sixth annual Jones Cup
competition in that country
from June 22 to July 5

An outstanding athlete
who spent several seasons at
Simon Fraser University,
Jackel will be joined by clan
teammate Jay Tnmano_ of
Vancouver on the national
squad.

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TRACK & FIELD
Nor’westers win

WHILE OLDER track and
field athletes competed at
Swangard Stadium in the
Vancouver and District and
B.C. championships, their
young counterparts travelled
to Deming, Washington for
the fourth News’ Conference
Meet June 5.

Youngsters aged 9 to 14
from the Nor’westers Track
and Field club put in a
consistenly high effort,
particularly 9-year old
Rosilind Bodwell, who
captured a first and two
thirds in her events.

Junior Nor’westers were
also successful at the B.C.
Elementary Schools
Championship in Richmond
May 28 through 30, with
Sigrid Otto, grade six,
placing an impressive first in

the 1500 metres.
Well over 2,000 children
participated, so that earning

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Grade ‘ — Tammy
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Caroline Bodwell: 4. 80m hurdles, 4. ,
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