-SPONSORS NEEDED TO SAVE TEAM

TOUGH TIMES in the economy can hurt more
than business. In fact, Junior B Baseball on the
North Shore is in immiment danger of collapse
because of the lack of sponsors.

The league, for players
16-19, plays throughout the
lower mainland with the one
entry from the North Share.

According to club officials
the club needs in the
neighborhood of
$3 ,000-$4 000 for the season.

And this 1s becoming more
and more difficult to raise
As so often happens in
amateur sport, a handful of
people have been doing the
bulk of the work holding this
local team together But they
just don’t have the moncy to

By ANDY FRASER

throw in along with their
great amount of time.

Without the sponsorship
the club will die — it’s as sim-
ple as that

With a new season right
around the corner, there are
two major concerns for the
club. One ts survival. Anyone
wishing to help out of who
has any bright tdeas please

junior baseball on

contact Ron Fourchalk at
986-9541 during the day or
987-3557 in the evenings.

The other concern is
fielding a team for the com-
ing season. And in that line,
the club remains optimistc
that something will happen to
keep them afloat. Any
players wanting to. play
jumor B baseball and bet-
ween 16-19 (March 1 ts bir-
thdate maximum), should cal
the same numbers.

_ DAVE BUCK —

FOOO gayee ntO,

879 Marine Dr., call 980-2411

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SECTION —

GREG PENNER of
Abbey Senior High
in Abbotsford
strains to avoid be-
ing pinned by Lacky
Benning of Van-
couver College dur-
ing the recent pro-
vincial. high school
wrestling champion-
ships held at Carson
Graham school in
North Van. A total
of 54 teams and 400
wrestlers took part.
Despite all his ef-
forts, Penner was
pinned.

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