16 - Wednesdas, May 23, 1990 — North Shore News

Divers plunge to victory

NORTH SHORE divers made an
impressive showing at the Spring

Teams play

Provincial Diving Championships
at Vancouver Aquatic Centre.

In the women’s open platform
event. Commonwealth Games
medalist. Paige Gordon finished
first, followed by her sister Megan
Gordon in second place.

North Vancouver Diving Club’s
Suzanne Bell finished first in the
three-metre and one-metre events

{1} years and under) followed in
third and fifth places by team
mates Morgan McRae and Natalie
Strouse on the one-metre.

Courney Baldwin,
North Vancouver diver, finished
second in the one-metre and
three-metre events (12) and 13
years)followed in fourth place on
the one-metre by Billi Burrows.

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for charity

THE “JACKS Are Better’’ tour-
nament kicks off this Saturday at
Inter-River Park.

A fund raiser for cystic fibrosis,
the tournament pits the Jack
Lonsdales hardbal! and softball
teams against each other.

The first game will be hardball,
starting at 4 p.m. on May 26.

The following Saturday, June 2,
at 4 p.m., the two teams will play
softbail at Mahon Park.

The team with the most runs
after both games will win what or-
ganizers plan to make an annual
tournament.

Spectators are welcome. For in-
formation, call Scott Abernethy at
922-8643 or Mike Rakis at 986-
7333.

Tigers lead
little league

THE MT. Seymour Little League
is well into its 1990 season with 41
teams and more than 500 boys and
girls registered.

The future for the league looks
bright as 470 of these players are in
the six to 12 year old age range.

Players in the 13 to 18 years age
group play in Zone 5, which en-
compasses the entire North Shore
and Howe Sound.

Standings for the majors as of
May 17 include the Tigers leading
with an 8-1-0 record, the Expos
and Mariners tied at 4-3-1, the
Dodgers at 2-6-0 and the Cubs at
1-6-0.

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