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PITCHING the first ball at the game is Becky Connell of the Independents in a North

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Shore Mixed Fast Pitch Softball League game Sunday against Crippen Consultants.

(Eric Eggertson photo)

Teens triumph in tennis tourney

LIKE MOTHER, like
daughter could be said of
Susie Hunter's performance
in the recent North Shore
Closed Tennis Cham.
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captured all three women’s
titles, a feat her mother Pam
performed several times in
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June 16, 1982

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SENIOR TENNIS

CONSISTENTLY GOOD
play from players on Sen-
tinel’s senior tennis team
lead to a fourth overall finish
in the recent B.C. high
school championships.

The number one North
Shore team won four out of
their five matches in Surrey
June 4 and 5, their one loss
to the team which captured

first place -- Prince of
Wales.
Defending champions

Hillside managed a fifth
place finish out of the 16
schools competing.

On the first day of play
Sentinel won all three games
in its section’s round robin
play, defeating Brittania 10-
1, Glennlyon/Norfolk 9-2
and Abbotsford 10-1.

Hillside defeated New
Westminster 9-2 and
Semiahmoo 7-4, but was
edged by John Oliver 6-5.

On the Saturday, play was

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cut short duc to rain. Instead
of the regular 11 matches,
play continued only until
one team had won four.
Sentinel lost to Prince of
Wales 4-1 in their first match
of the day, but came back
later with a 4-0 knockout of
Penticton and a high finish.
Hillside, in their only
game of the day, lost to St.
Georges/Crofton House 4-3.
Mount Douglas of Vic-
toria came second overall,
followed by John Oliver.

Carson slugs it out
for North Shore title

A REAL slugfest is the best
description one observer
came up with for the “nal
game in the best-of-.uee
series for the North Shore
senior girls softball cham-
pionship.

With one win apiece, the
winner was anyone’s choice
but by the end of the match
Carson Graham White's 29
points were too much for
Sutherland's 12.

CG's score was th uighest
individual one posted all
season, and the (wo-team
score was only two short of
thes >on high of 43.

Paula George was the

ining pitcher again, and
nelped out even further with
a tmple George's pitching
skills have been one of the
mainstays of the White's
success this year

The key move for the
winners came from Grtna
Carabetta. who hit a bases

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loaded homer in the bottom
of the first with no outs. The
runs tipped the balance in
favour of CG, cancelling the
two runs Sutherland posted
at the beginning of the in-
ning.

Sutherland had won the
first match of the series 4-2.
The second game belonged
to Carson which finished 13-
3. George pitched and got 10

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strike outs. A highlight of
that game was the 10 runs
earned by Carson in the
second to last inning,
breaking the 1-1 stalemate.

The championship win is
the fifth for Carson in the
past eight years, and
dethrones Sutherland. It is
also the last high school’
game of the year in any
sport.

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