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Linda Moore ready for the world

NORTH VANCOUVER
skip Linda Moore credits
consistency and confidence
as he biggest reasons for her
victory in the Scott Tour-
nament of Hearts Curling

LINDA MOORE, shown here in action during the provincial championships, has kept her play-off string of victories intact

championships over the
weekend.

“Our confidence really
paid off,*’ said Moore
Monday as she and team-

mates Lindsay Sparkes

with a win at the Canadian finals. Now, the world.

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(third), Debbie Jones (se-
cond) and Laurie Carney
(lead) began a hectic 10-day
period of preparing for the
world championships March
{7 in Jonkoping, Sweden.

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The Moore quartet capped
a perfect run at the Cana-
dian championships with an
impressive 13-7 victory over
Newfoundland Saturday in
Winnipeg. As was the case

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with the regional and pro-
vincial finals, the rink went
through the Canadian
championships without suf-
fering a loss. Sparkes and
Jones were named to the
bonspiel’s all-star team.

"1 don’t think we could
have done so well if it hadn't
been for the consistency of
my {eam,"* Moore. said.
“The front three played re-
ally well."*

The North Vancouver rink
battled its way through the
round robin portion of the
championship with a few
close games but no major
problems despite what
Moore labelled difficult and
tricky ice that ‘‘added some
pressure for everyone’.

That perfect record in the

opening round put them
straight into the finals and
gave the four women a day’s
test before their shoot-out
with Newfoundland. The
refreshed Moore fcursome
scored a big five points in
the first end of the finals,
stole two more in the second
and kept the Anne Bartlett
tink well back of them from
there on in.

The tip to the world
championships will be the
first for Moore, Jones and
Carney and the second ap-
pearance for Sparkes, who
skipped Canada's entry to
the 1979 event to third place.

“1 think we have a good
chance as long as the ice is
good,” says Moore of the
coming competition.

Barr to give
away secrets

DAVE BARR, Canada’s top :

touring pro golfer, will show
duffers how it’s done at a
special golf clinic on the
North Shore, Saturday,
March 9.

Barr, three time winner of
the B.C. Open, who last year
set a Canadian pro record
with single season earnings
of $113,336, will be staging a
free golf clinic at 2 p.m. at
Lion's Gate Golf Centre in
co-operation with the Big
Brothers Association of
Greater Vancouver.

Lion’s Gate Golf Centre is
located on Welch Street in
North Vancouver, behind
the International Plaza
Hotel.

Barr, who now lives in
Vancouver, has won the
Quebec, Alberta and
Washington State Opens,
and was a member of
Canada’s World Cup teams
five times, winning the indi-
vidual title in 1983.

Barr also won the Quad-
Cities Open on the PGA
tour in 1981.

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