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July 29, 1987 - North Shore News

NEWS photo Mike Waketie!
Dan Misisco is doing a fine job

coaching basketballs finer techniques at a summer basketball camp,
which was held at West Vancouver's Hillside Secondary and co-spon-

sored by the North Share News,

Central takes tourney

NORTH VANCOUVER Central
captured the top spot in the district
five major little league tournament
recently at Chris Zuehlke Park,
and will now go to Prince George
for the provincial tournament.

North Vancouver Central won
the tournament in four. straight
games, which included an 8-4 win
over Lynn Valiey, a 6-3 win over
Forest Hills, a 7-5 win over
Highlands and a 9-1 win over
Forest Hills in the final.

Pitcher David Earland had a
two- and a three-hitter over Lynn
Valley and Highlands while Steve
(Rusty) Hatch had a five-hitter
over Forest Hills and then com-
bined with Jason Odegard to
throw a one-hitter in the final.

North Vancouver had 42 hits in
the tournament, including home
runs by twin brothers David and
Mike Earland.

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The tournament included a 10-
inning game between Highlands
and Forest Hills, four innings over
the usual six. Forest Hills took a
lead in the second inning and
Highlands tied it in the fourth and
it remained the same until Forest
Hills scored two in the 10th inning
to gain the victory.

North Vancouver Central will
now go to Prince George to com-
pete in the provincial tournament
where it will be coached by Earl
Stinson and Don Ray. This tour-
nament will commence Aug. | and

will finish Aug. 10.

The winner of this tournament
will go to Trai! for the Canadian
tournament Aug. 15 to 22. The
Canadian winner will then go to
Williamsport, Penn., for the Little
League World Series Aug. 25 to
28.

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Chena swims to victory

THE CHENA Swim Club hit the
water at the recent B.C. Champ.-
onship meet, emerging fifth overall
against 500 swimmers from all
over B.C. and Omario.

fn a powerful team effort, the
young athletes clocked 9@ personal
best times, swam in numerous
finals and brought home five gold,
eight silver, and = five bronze
medals.

Personal best times were logged
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Vaughn Thomson, Tyler Godding,
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