24 ~ Wednesday, May 17, 1989 - North Shore News

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SPORTS

North Shore Biuejays clobber Abbotsford

THE NORTH Shore Bluejays of
the Lower Mainland senior
baseball league are off to an im-
pressive start this season, winning
seven of their first eight games.

After losing the first game of
their opening doubleheader against
Abbotsford, Warren Lew came
back in the game posting a 10-4
win.

The Coquitlam Ducks were
handled by Todd Patz, who struck
out eight on the way to a 10-2 win.

Bob Mill went 4-4 and 3 RBI,
and Jay Perch contributed 3 RBI
with two bases loaded double.

The defending B.C. champions
recently travelled to Whalley
Stadium to take on the Whalley
Chiefs, defending senior little

league champions. Chuck Law
picked up his first win allowing six
hits and 10 strikes. Cam Barker
provided the offence with a 2 run
double in a 3-1 win.

Jay Perch continued a hot bat
win with four hits including a tri-
ple to provide the insurance for
Low in a 6-4 win.

A three game set against Van-

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couver Meratomas over the
weekend saw North Shore.take all
three games. Patz picked up his
second win in an 8-2 win. At
Ambleside on Sunday, Law picked
up his second win with 13. strike
outs in a $-4 extra inning win.
North Shore’s next home game
is today at 6 p.m. when ‘the team
takes on Richmond at Ambleside.

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