NS RIVALS TO MEET AGAIN AT WESTWOOD:

Clifford nips Mahood in final

By RICK WEAVER

Westwood fans saw a
tense battle last
weekend between two
top North Shore
drivers.

The two Formula Ford
pilots, Andy Mahood and
Mike Clifford campaigned
the event from the start of
the first qualifying session
early Sunday

Both drivers achieved very
low lap times, a mere second
off the track record, and it
looked as though the two
would set times in the | min.
10 sec bracket during the
qualifying race which would
determine the gnd for the
contest around this 1.8 mile
course

Clifford. who is sponsored
by Kits Cameras- Vivitar, led
Pentax Cameras sponsored
Mahood for most of the

qualifying race in the carly
afternoon to put his Van
Diemen RF 81 on the pole
for the final event of the day.

The race started with
Andy charging into turn one
followed by Mike Clifford,
Mik@Ores, Bill Macham and
the rest of the field. Shortly
after turn three, the Van
Diemen of Mike Clifford
shot to the lead showing off
its superb handling and
ability to lay down the power
in this all important comer
of the circuit.

Exchanging leads several
times throughout the race,
the two soon left the rest of
the competitors behind. The
key potnt of the race came
when Chifford cleverly
shpped through two slower
cars going into turn one,
trapping Mahood = tem.
porarily to open up a ten car
length lead only three laps to
the end of the racc.

The last lap saw Mahood tied with Mahood in

the
close on the Kits Camera car CASC B.C. region cham-

bot be was unable to pass as pionship.
the checkered flag dropped
fo give Mike Clifford his The pair meet again next

fourth win of the season. week at Westwood for a

Clifford currently leads rematch. It promises to be
the ICSCC series and is now = great.

LV wins tourney

The Lynn Valicy Women’s gave them first place, Port
Athletic Club, sponsored by Moody sccond, Mara Loma
Seaspan, won then recently 3rd place, and the Skyliners*
hosted softball tournament, 4th placc.
which was held at Myrtic
Park last weckond.

Out of the 10 teams cn to
tered, Secaspan was un
dcicatcd gomg into the
playoffs.

They played Port Moody
and lost 4-1 and camc beck
to win the second game with
the same score of 4-1, which

Five awards were awarded

team members from
Seaspan. Anne Knight, best
pitcher, Sandy Broaderip,
best catcher, Bonnic King,
best Ist base, Maria Pistilli,
best short stop, and Marg
Bibolf, highest batting
average.

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CONCENTRATION is
the key and it takes
many forms as_ these
youngsters show at the
B.C. Summer Soccer
School being held at
Eagle Harbor School in
West Van. Allen David,
a professional from
England who is a prize
winning ball juggler ts
conducting the schools
with Bob Moss a
national coach with the
B.C. - Soccer
Association, serving as
the Director of the
Coaching for the soccer
schools. Further in-
formation on-the North
Shore schools can be
-obtained from. Bob
Moss at 430-6402.(Terry
Peters photo)

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