B2 - Sunday, May 15, 1983 - North Shore News

BASEBALL ROUNDUP

Senior baseball back on N. Shore

The new look North Shore
Mountviews’ kick off their
Senior baseball season
Monday, May 16, 6:30 p.m.
at Ambleside Park. This
should be an_ interesting
matchup as the opposition is
the Burnaby club that
several of the N.S. players
came from and that Bill
Bayne coached for the past
three seasons.

North Shore will go with
their ace left hander Mark
Bajus on the mound and he
will be backed by what
should be some solid of-
fensive punch.

Their second game is
Wednesday at Ambleside
against the Vancouver

Pharoahs and this could see
a pitching matchup between
the Sokolski brothers, older
brother Mitch for Paraohs
and talented rookie younger
brother Steve

Double

On a rain soaked field
North Shore Cricket Club
first team got on the winning
track by soundly defeating
Richmond by seven wickets
at Norgate Park fast
Saturday (7th of May).

Richmond batted first and
were dismissed for a total of
58 runs, as a result of some

FOREST HILLS
RESULTS

In Forest Hills major
league play, one of the
highlights of the week was
Capilano Lions’ pitcher, R.J.
Caswell, pitching to a 15 to7
win over Highland Optical.
Two doubles from Tom
Atkins in the same game saw
the Lions chalk up another
victory. In the minor
division, the high spot of the
week was Mac’s against
Mitten Realty. This game
featured a double play by

Casey Parliament to Jim
Paterson. The final score
was Mac’s - 12; Mitten
Realty - 8.

There has been some out-
standing pitching in_ the
major league this year with
the likes of Mike Slaney with
Stong’s, R.J. Caswell with
the Lions, and Andrew
Shandron and Earle Birney

win for

fine bowling by Amba
Sharma (7 for 23) and Bill
Sims (3 for 31).

After a shaky start North
Shore rallied with = solid
innings by Bill Sims (16) and
a fine 4th wicket partnership
between Roy Herbert (18 not
out) and Gai Gadhav (16 not
out) to score a total of 61 for
3, thereby beating Rich-

with Skyline Sports.

John Ridd with the Lions
is hitting like a pro with four
hits and three RBI's in just
one game this past week.

Where, oh where, is the
weather of '82? Friday night
was a prime example of the
weatherman gone mad with

hail, rain, thunder = and
lightning. Many games
scheduled for this past
weekend were cancelled.

We can still hope for the
return of good wether. No
coach likes to play make-up
games. Everyone loves
baseball, but it still is the
only game you can’t play in
the rain.
MAJOR LEAGUE

WL Pts

Capilano Lions 31 6

Skyline Sports 30 6

Stong’s 22 4

Highland Opucat 05 0
MINOR LEAGUE

Dunn's Tailors 30 6

mond by 7 wickets.

Not to be outdone, North
Shore Cricket Club Second
Team beat U.B.C. Oc-
casionals Second Team con-
vincingly by 8 wickets at
Spencer Field (U.B.C.) on
Saturday also. U.B.C. were
dismissed for a total of 52
runs, top-scorer being M.
Yerry (27 runs). Most of the

Hollyburn sailing time

The Hollyburn Sailing
Club has scheduled another
complete training program
for all ages for the summer
months.

The Ladies Sailing
program will take place
every Tuesday morning from

May 17 to June 7.

Adults Sailing will be
various day and evening
courses from May 30 to June
24.

A Junior program (CYA)
is set for three hours for 15
days, mornings, afternoons

and evenings from July 4
September 2.

Application forms are
available at the clubhouse,
1326 Argyle Avenue, West
Vancouver. Further in-
formation is available from
Jane and Andy Baak, 987-
1497.

Roundball camps return

The all-star basketball and
volleyball summer camps
are back for their 13th year

Under the direction of
local teacher Dan Miscisco,
the camps for all categones
and skills of players include
some of the best coaches in
the area

Over the years there have
been more than 6,000
participants

This year the basketball
camp will be instructed by
coaches lke Bob Mohaski of
UBC and a host of local high
school — and
coaches

The basketball is fos boys
and girls and is broken into
rookie, entering grades 6. 7.
Ko oyumor camps for those
entering grades 9 and 10 and
the super semor camps for
those cntenng grade 11 and
42

Phe volleyball camp os for
girts in grades 6 12 with the
same breakdown of
categones again with a top
quality list) of coaches in
cluding local coaches and
members of national teams

North Shore locations for
the camps will be at Sen
tnel. Balmoral, Argyle.
Windsor and Holy Trinity.

For information on Une
camps and costs call Dan
Miscisco at 263 5206
evenings, Wayne Deajar.
dins, 929 2596 evenings or
Doug Downe. 929 5411
days

clementary

WOMEN’S SUMMER
~ SOCCER LEAGUE

ORTH SHORE STARS, a Div

1 team, are looktng for

{ expenenced players - particularly a goalkeeper

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INTERESTED?

hone Fred Kruger
es. 985-1403

Off. 985-1321

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CREEKSIDE OTTERS DIV 6 LEAGUE CHAMPIONS
We wish to thank all of the merchants and members o!
the public who helped to suppor our np to Berlin Ger
many Guring spring break A special thanks to the ( ‘Ity
ot North Vancouver tor thet: generous sponsorship
The tp was highly successful and an tnvaluable 6x
perience tor the boys We returned with a trophy many
souvenin wondertul memones and new intermathona
friendships We will be hosting the Borlin team hurtng

the summer of IV84

The Otlers have been league Champions tor the last
two year and are now being moved to the Preniter

Diviston

We have openings tor a couple of new

player and will be holding tryouts In June interested
players please phone Notben Nagel 988-0888 or Nan

cy Speers 987 8494

Mac's Stores 32 6
Mitten Realty 21 4
Seven-Eleven Stores 05 0
PEE WEE DIVISION
Expos 41 8
Yankees 31 6
Indians 12 2
Dodgers 04 0
CANADIANS
TAKE LEAD

In the Lynn Valley Ladies
Softball this week the two
unbeaten teams were
matched up to decide top
place in the standings.
Lynnwood Canadians played
erroriess ball against Avaion
Blues and took a convincing
11-1 win.

Strong pitching by Judy
Shaunessy and heads up
fielding by Janet Green of
Sam the Record Man were
contributing factors in their
10-7 win over Earl's In-
dustries. In the other game,

Cricketers

bowling damage for North
Shore was done by Peter
Cantels (5 for 21) and Jim
Matthews (3 for 15).

North Shore Second Team
then went on to score 53
runs for the loss of only 2
wickets in 58 minutes,
thanks to a fine innings by
Sydney Aguiton (25 not out)
and Bob Tide (18 not out).
These were both convincing
wins.

North Shore Cricket Club
welcomes new members.
Any serious cricketers in-
terested in joining the club
should contact Club
President Ted Harris (988-
9693) or Club Secretary
Sydney Aguiton (980-5380).

Car,

Drop in soon

fluid levels

belts & hoses
battery
brakes
tires
shocks
exhaust
coolant
all lights

(on.

And that’s no joke We tune your
check compression,
plugs tf necessary, check tgnition
and replace detective parts, scope
check, set up to specs. and give a 6
month written Wynn's Warranty

Our Licenced Mechanics
will also check and report on:

carburetor condition

Lynnwood Pub defeated
Cantherm 13-9.

Standings:

WLPts
Lynnwood Canadians 5010
Avalon Blues 41 8
Sam the Record Man 32 6
Earl's Industries 23 4
Lynnwood Pub 14 2
Cantherm 05 0

LYNN VALLEY

Davis Insurance picked up
a pair of wins in as many
days May 8 and 9 by
downing Cable West 23-12
then taking Jack's Kiddie
Rides 15-12.

Scott Marleau got credit
for the win against Cable
West and also banged a
triple helping his cause. Jeff
Henry and Brad McInnis
came in for Marleau.

Jason Bubmeirer came on
in relief of Simon Sippola to
take the come from behind
win against Kiddie Rides.

Jack's Kiddie Rides also
lost a 13-5 encounter with
Taylormotive. Scotty Caddy

replace

Peter Brand Motors

1519 Clyde Ave

922-3231

MT. SEYMOUR
SOCCER ASSOC.

CORDIALLY INVITES

ALL BOYS & GIRLS |
TO ENROLL FOR THE 1983-84
SOCCER SEASON

MAY 18th & 19th
6:00 to 8:00 p.m.

UNES

West Vancouver

and Todd Holloway led the
winners with Tyler Garnes
hitting a home run.

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