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- gliding _ ‘championships.

Grouse. over:.the weekend -
with Steve. Moyes. taking the
top $3500. ‘prize | and John 5.
Ogden: receiving’. $2500. for —
“second | ‘Place . > Per- oh

his
formance. - _

Both managed to ) get toa
height. over 3000 feet above .
| some
a 7500 feet above sea level.

- the mountain. ‘peak,
B. c. Ss. ‘John

_ Randy Rook.

= John Davis of. 1: Porting
and) Shaun Dever. of-
Colorado took fifth and sixth |

. place respectively.

The ‘North Shore if unior
B.C..-

Girls - softball: team:
Champions, headed to New

Brunswick to play in ‘the =
_ Canadian championships but —

jet lag’-resulting from ‘14
hours of travelling ‘took .its
toll and the Birls- finished
fourth.. aa

After almost seven hours:
of flying the team crammed
_ into vans for. the 300. mile:

trip along rocky. roads . ‘to.

 Nelson-Miramichi. Arriving |

at the. poorly kept. barracks.
they =
found themselves with just.

Wednesday evening,’
enough time to catch: some

game. at 9: 30,
_ morning.

Conditions at the bali park .
were far from fhe best as.
there was no place to change -

and no facilities except
outhouses.’ |

With spirits low | they took

_ three games to get off the —
ground starting with the
_ battle against the host New |

Brunswick team which they

dropped 6-2. Behind 6-0.

during the sixth inning,

A pair of Australians took |. - (
the: top. spots in. the. hang :

. See
finished . in’ third | position a
followed. by this Province 's battle

volleyball. . -
' The hockey: players will

judged on

_the duration of. timé ‘in the
air, Spot. landing, form on.

required s maneuvers.

In. order t to raise . funds to
send B.C.’s top; ‘wheelchair %
. -athletes - to - the Canada |
Games in Newfoundland,

‘August © 20-27, “the “Van-.
couver. ‘Canucks: will go to™

take on (the: ‘province’s | top.

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wheelchair volleyball player,
Rick: Hansen and his coach :
oe Tim Frick.

e Nancy. Walters was leading

at the-plate batting three for |
- four when she was put out of
action for the rest of. the.

series: Spiked. by a base

runner at second, Walters.
_ suffered torn knee ligaments -
- and was sent. to ‘hospital for -

examination.” ae

‘In game two the. locals .

r duelled the eventual winners. .
of the: tournament,
Oakville, Ontario, who won |

2 2- 4. dariaan an errors. The -

Neb es hy BAST ER wes

-North | Shore - crew. had°
trouble | connecting with the
_ ball and. only managed” a
_ Single base hit.

sleep before their opening —-
the next that first day and the third |
~ was: against Manitoba which: —
resulted i ina -3-0 loss.:Once :
again the. giris just couidn’t

- They played three games

get any hits. at the Plate. -

Friday: the jet lag started |
°- to: wear off: and North Shore |

_ bagged their first win against _ .
‘Newfoundland with a.

Ԥ-3..
score. The. bats started to.

come into’ contact with the |
ball resulting in a 9-2. win.
against .

Nova ‘Scotia’ as
Loésje Melis and Terry
Semmens

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be. a ‘match - ‘between the.
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team. ie

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students, - =.
_ Shildren. Aes _

“triples. ‘Semmens’ hit “might :
well have ‘been a home-run |
“but she was. playing with a |
pulled thigh . muscle. which a

Ses two? quick wickets for no_
,-tuns, bowling. Vancouver's

slowed her down .

The: Girls had- ul hits. in.
their. next

a triple. —
‘Saskatchewan, — | owe
“finished | ‘second, “were - the:

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» batting: problems came back | — |

‘as they ‘couldn’tmanage to

get. the base. runners: ‘home... |
and defensive errors added .

to the oss. a

“The Quebec . team” was ras ;
the : -
_championship| but. dropped .

favoured | tw take

“out the: day before. when

‘their coach passed away i as. a

Tesult of a heart attack...

“Back at home the girls are
" preparing “to host an In- @

vitational . ‘tournament vat

-Norgate ‘Park this weekend a

starting at 6:30 p.m. Friday

with teams from ‘ACTOSS s the

province competing.

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“The. : competition carried a.
“on. ‘throughout. the |

weekend in ‘conjunction with
landing: and performance of :

long:

alu’:

‘tickets are $1.50 adults, $1 ;
and - “30.: cents :

smatch with. >
- Manitoba resulting in a 10-6 |
'..* victory with Terry Semmens. - =
hitting a single, a double and .

- Bill. Sims took. an: early .
: "wicket, for..the: North ‘Shore «” 2
Jater he had.another. chance |

“Vancouver --and “this time’. Peter. Pisani:

. cricket club on Sunday when. -
he bowied the.”

the Paradise Bowl Music - opening | ‘batsman for four

os Festival. runs. ‘Kas Chandok played .

_. inside an. outswinger ; and the ©
_ < ball hit off his’ stump. ‘Soon.

ae ~ afterwards | ‘Amba . Sharma

co had Hal’ Chuff. eg before :
: wicket. ~ ae |

.. ‘the same wicket, whereupon :
_ Bennett was. run out for 14,

“py Jim: Mitchell. for 13:and
“then Gerry Hare hit-hardto —

rapidly reach:17 runs before.
Larry White’ caught him off
ns Mitchell's bowling.

Derek. Haddleton ~ was. .
‘caught. by Bill Sims for 27 —
>, and Elford Corawall went in
_ the same way; caught by Vas
Gunaratna for four. .

_ Captain: Don. Hemmings and

getting Bob Hadley L.B.W.

Peter - Jones | ‘looked as
‘though he would score well
until he. snicked:a ball off.
So Amba Sharma... The wicket

elifeclass .

Amba. ‘Sharma then. ‘took .

keeper - ‘failed ‘to. ‘hold. the
catch, but a couple. ‘of balls.

took. “the: ‘catch . “neatly. :
a Vancouver \ were all out for:

9B.

“Amba. Sharma: had taken’.

four wickets for 17 runs, Jim‘:
Mitchell four for: 19 and Bill”
os Sims 1 for 28. er

Derek Haddleton « came in
‘to partner Chris Bennett ard -
‘they scored ‘steadily. until
both batsmen ‘managed. to.

“North” Shore’ s opening

‘batsmen, Peter Pisani; ‘was |
never comfortable and had
‘not scored before Les Nolan. ©
had caught him in the slips..."
by Gerry Hare. Larry White f —

Was dropped at a point when. #2"

a nl} ‘had. three. runs and —
Mani Kahn came in. and he only 2

; batted well. until’ he was
* powled round behind his legs

went on. confidently to score .

’ Several. of North Shore’ Ss

principle batsmen lost their:

wickets cheaply in- quick. —
succession before they had
the measure of the bowling.

cellent catch at square leg

when Gunaratna played a f
- powerful pull shot off Nolan. |
_Vohara d'Silva batted well |
“until he was stumped for 23 |

and then Sharma had the

tables turned on him and was {|
himself out LB .W. for. five.

~ North’ ‘Shore’ s.

last batsmen: in. and : they.
needed 20 to win.

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Peter Jones took ‘an ex- |

situation _ |
looked bad indeed with. the.

‘push’ ‘the score up
then: Jack Scofield, \ Ww

‘without scoring He cae ialest a
~. short: ‘ball from. Nolan: and

‘pulled dt neatly” past. the
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