The
Lawn Bowling Club’s triples
team of Art Jones, Nellie
Hunter, and Jim Ashcroft

North Vancouver

won first place, and the
trophy, in the Vancouver
Lawn Bowling Club’s
‘*Masters’’ competition held
last week.

In -third place was the
other North Vancouver entry
of George Henderson, Mary
Milligan and Annie Ashcroft.
This is the first year that this
competition has been held.

On Saturday, July 10, the
first half of the Leyland Cap
competition was played on
the North Vancouver greens.
This is an annual event
piayed between the North

ecer clinics

Opening classes for hun-
dreds of youngsters—includ-
ing girls as well as boys—.-
kicked off a season of

_ summer soccer last week, as
the biggest-ever number of
soccer schools and clinics in
the Lower Mainland got
under way.

First off the mark was the
Vancouver Soccer School
headed by former Vancouver
Whitecaps’ coach Jim Easton
with four one-week clinics
divided between the North

Vancouver and the West
Vancouver Lawn Bowling
Men’s Ciubs.

Eight games were played
and the result was four wins
for North Vancouver to three
wins for West Vancouver.
The eighth game ended in a
tie.

The second half of the

‘contest will be played on the

West Vancouver greens,
Saturday July 31.

Last Sunday, the North
Vancouver Lawn Bowling
Clubs were hosts to the
North Burnaby Club for an
interclub game. Over sixty
players participated in the
friendly games and social
time which followed.

eighteen. Cost: $25 for 15
hours instruction. For infor-

mation call 594-5068 or
438-2614.
Vancouver Whitecaps

Soccer Clinics and Camps,
coached by Eckhard Kraut-
zun and Whitecaps players,
is holding day clinics at
specified locations in the
Lower Mainland. Age limits:
10 to 17. Cost: $20 for 10
hours training, including a
ticket to a Whitecaps game.

For information call 684-2494 _

Shore and Maple Ridge. It is _

open to boys and girls
between seven and 13, costs
$25, and information can be
obtained by calling 980-9311.

Burnaby Summer: Soccer
School, under Gerry Heaney:
and Bob Hunter, is running
six one-week clinics for boys
and girls from eight to

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5-10 wagon—with
Okanagan travel trailer, the
pair worth over $6,667.

‘Also new this year will be
hidden weight prizes for
salmon between five and 15
pounds, and special zone
awards.

For the benefit of visitors
and those without boats, the
Derby arranges for space on
skippered charter boats,
complete with tackle; guide
and lunch.

Entries for the 1976 Derby

are accepted at any Super-.

Valu store in B.C., at most
marinas and tackle shops, or
by mail. Full information can
‘be obtained by writing or
- phoning Douglas Ww.
Keough, General Manager,
B.C. Salmon Derby, 17-566
Cardero Street, Vancouver,
B.C. V6G 2W7. Phone
688-0481.

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The Whitecaps are also
helding two live-in camps
scheduled for UBC August

15-20 and August 22-27. Age

limits are 10 to 17 and the
- $125: cost. includes accomm-
odation, .meals, morning,
afternoon and evening train-
ing sessions.

couver and Gerry Van Gaans
of Vancouver won the ‘Mini
6-day’ bicycle race at China
Creek park Saturday night.

The event consists of three
hours of racing nightly for
three. successive nights—in
which the .victorious pair

covered 1,429 laps and 235°

miles.

Runners u
behind, were Ron
of Coquitlam
Cunningham of Vancouver.
In third place, another lap
behind, came Richard
Meehan of New Brunswick

one lap
Joostema

and Randy Cunningham. of

Vancouver.

Ted Thompson of North

Vancouver and Rod Moulton

of Vancouver placed eighth,
28 laps behind.

ELIZABETH
IS
BACK!

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her at:

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Pacific Metro -- Bellevue
3, 1; North Shore 4, 0,

Richmond Invitational --
Stoen 7, North Shore 1;
North Shore 3, Tigard 0;
Walley 4, North Shore 0.

Little League Tournament
[District 5] -- Game 1:
Cypress Park 2, Rotary 1;
Game 2: West Van 5,
Lynn Valley 1; Game 3:
Highlands 9, Forest Hills
6; Game 4: Jaycee 7,
Howe Sound 0; Game 5:
Capilano 10, Cypress Park
:7; Game 6: West Van 2,
Mt. Seymour 1; Game 7:
Forest Hills 1, Rotary 0.

(Games 1 and 2 are first
round; Games 3-6 are
second round; Game 7 is
losers’ bracket).

CRICKET
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Division: UBC Occasion-
als Il, 147 for eight
wickets, defeated North ~
Shore, 85 all out.

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