Okanagan

Express

gets ready to race

AT MIDNIGHT on June § the
starting gun will sound to begin the
second annual Realty World
Okanapan Express Relay, a 302-
mile foot race from Vancouver to
Summerland.

Nearly 20 teams of up to 26
runners per team will be competing
in the race which is the longest in
North America.

The race began as an idea to
celebrate both Expo 86 and the
opening of the Coquihaila High-
way and became a reality with 16
teams completing the course last
year,

With 26 stages on the relay and
distances varying from 5.9 miles to
18 miles, the tiring and fogistically
demanding event took the runners
out Of Vancouver through Mis-
sion, Hope, Merritt, Princeton,
Keremeos, Penticton and into
Summerland where they were
greeted by the crowds attending
the Summerland Action Festival.

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This festival is a weekend of
sports events and cultural activities
that draws visitors from all over
the Pacific Northwest.

North Vancouver's Lions Gate
Roadrunners were in a class of
their own last year, finishing first
in just over 29% hours. All teams
finished in under 40 hours in-
cluding the second-place Los
Angeles Police Department, which
finished in just over 32 hours with
the minimum 13 runners.

Due to the very positive response
of those who took part, the race
management team decided to make
the Okanagan Express Relay an
annual event.

Now sponsored, the event is ex-
pected to attract some of the top
Canadian and U.S. running clubs.

For further information contact
Ellen Lloyd, P.O. Box 159, Sum-
merland, B.C. VOH 1Z0, 494-0447
or Steve King, 575 Burns St., Pen-
ticton, B.C, V2A 4W9, 493-5181.

21 ~ Wednesday, May 27, 1987 - North Shore News

Little League results

PLAY continued in the West
Vancouver Little League recent-
ly.

Results to May 16:

LEAGUE STANDINGS
MAJORS
Yorkton Securities
Broncs 10
Lions 10
Skyline
Shoppers 9

PWL

Yorkton Securities 16, Broncs 7, winning
pitcher - C. Morrison; Broncs 10, Shoppers
9, winning pitcher - S. Sheldon; Lions 10,

Skyline 3, winning pitcher - C. Hellyar;
Yorkton Securities 16, Shoppers 4, winning
pitcher - M. Reisling; Broncs 1i, Lions 6,
winning pitcher - J. Morse, offensive star -
S. Sheldon, one homerun, one double,

MINOR A

Osaga Angels

Bell Realty Mariners
McDonald’s Rest. Mets
Cap. Voiks. Astros
Petro Canada Expos
Y. Franks Yankees

PW Bickford Braves
Stongs Bluc Jays

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Y. Franks Yankees 28, Stongs Blue Jays 7;
Osaga Angels 11, PW Bickford Braves 5; Y.

Franks Yankees 10, Bell Realty Mariners 6;
Petro Canada Expos 22, Cap. Volks. Astros |
(8; Stongs Blue Jays 13, PW Bickford
Braves 10; Hell Realty Mariners’ 15, Petro
Canada 6; McDonald's Mets 10, PW
Bickford Braves 6,

MINOR 8 w
Rush Courier 3
3
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W.V. Esso Pirates
Forsyth Rental
G.H. Giants

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Pirates 24, Forsyth Rental Dodgers 23;
W.Y. Esso Pirates 10, G.H. Giants 3; For-
syth Rental Dodgers 22, Rush Courier 16.

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