B2 - Sunday, May 6, 1984 - North Shore News

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but he does not throw a ball.
A baseball is placed on an ad-
justable rubber cylindrical
platform and the batter takes

a swing at the ball. When the
ball is hit, he runs the bases.

At six years of age, it is not
unusual to run across first
base and continue down the
field. The confusion of these

young beginners is half the
fun of a T-Ball game. Wat-
ching the parents react to
their tots playing the game is
also an enjoyable experience.

My tour covered Pee Wee
teams competing at Canyon

Heights and Minor league
teams at the brand new
baseball diamond at
Cleveland Park. This facility
has been completed this year
with spectator benches, and
benches in the dugouts. It’s a

beautiful setting for baseball
as the field overlooks the city
of Vancouver from approx-
imately 800 feet above sea
level. From Cleveland Park it
was a few minutes drive to
Eldon Park where a game

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NEWS photo Erle Eggertson
IT’S ONE, two, three and you're out, so you'd better get it right the first time decides
Terry Carmichael as he gets ready to swing for the ball.

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