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June 2, 1982

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NS sweeps individual awards

NORTH SHORE Schools

juvenile girls’ tithe with wins
made a clean sweep of the

in the 400 and 800 metres

boys’ individual aggregate and a second in the 1500

tiles at last week’s Van- metres.

couver & Dnstnct track For the boys, Hand-

meet sworth’s Dave Wilkinson was
Lisa Pamsh of Hillside was the standout = performer,

the lone North Shore girlin coming first in all three

the standings, carning the events and breaking records

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in the 100m hurdles and 100
metres. His last win was in
the 200 metres, leading him
to the senior boys’ title.
Hillside had two athletes
net an award for their
category For the  jyumor
boys, Mike Anderegg was
the one to beat. with a first

in the long jump, 100 and
200 metres. Kevin Arnold
also eamed three wins and
the otle in the 800, 1500 and
3000 metres.

Steve Dong of Sentinel
shared the bantam boys
aggregate tle with Jerome

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CORPORATE CUP
BCR finishes
as lucky 13

THIRTEEN WAS a
lucky number for the
team from B.C.
Railway Sunday -- the

A&W coming) thirty-first,
Kodak fortieth and Sears-
Capuano forty-second.

Top winners were B.C.

Tel Dial-A-Jocks, the
Loose Cabooses_ Province and Public Works
managed to capture Canada.
thirteenth place out of Were really happy un
. . our finish, sa eam
a field of 85 in the spokesperson Russ Hanna,
Corporate Cup. who in real life is the Pricing
Sponsored by Action Manager for BCR.
P

B.C., the day long event at
Swangard Stadium featured
1,300 participants from 65

He was proudest of the
team’s first place finish in the
“Executive Boardwalk,”’ one

Lower Mainland Cor-_ of the most difficult events
porations including four and the grand finale of the
North Shore teams. Cup.

Another North Shore Seven team members race

touch was the presence of
the Handsworth High School
pep band to jolly the crowd
of 3,000 who watched the

in relay for 50 yards on giant
2x10 slats of wood, a feat
which “really takes a lot of
co-ordination,” Hanna said.
This year marked the third
annual entry for BCR, and
the best finish to date. “Our
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The BCR crew finished
the highest of the North
Shore competitors, with

GETTING A HEAD START on the game Saturday
was the Whitecap's Willie Johnston. The ‘Caps posted
theirs first shutout of the season, axing the Timbers 1-0
in a match which made up for their loss less than a
month ago. (Terry Peters photo)

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