B3 - Friday, May 11, 1984 - North Shore News

Vancouver relays underway

HOSTED BY the Vancouver
Olympic Club and Meet
Director Gordon Bettiol, the
36th annual Vancouver
Relays track and field meet
will be held at Swangard
Stadium, the High School
Division on Friday and
Saturday, May I1 and 12,
followed a week later by the
Open Division on May 19.
Keen competition will be
provided this year in the High
School Division by fifteen
members of the touring
Australian national junior
team led by javelin thrower
David Dixon who has thrown
over 78 meters. Carson

Top soccer action

THE B.C. SENIOR amateur
provincial soccer champion
will be crowned at Kinsmen
Stadium in North Vancouver
this Sunday following the
championship game at 2
p.m.

There are no North Shore
teams involved in the
semi-finals which take place
on Saturday starting at 12
noon.

The Saturday games pit
Kamloops Merchants against
the favored Vancouver
Firefighters A in the noon
opener, while Vic West from
Victoria and Coquitlam
Discovery A follow at 2:30
p.m. The winners meet
Sunday

Firefighters are the
defending Canadian cham-
pions and were selected top
team in the province last
year.

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Graham’s Wayne Weinman
from North Vancouver
should do well. He is the cur-

the Winnipeg Raiders and the
Flying M clubs from
Manitoba as well as Alberta

rent holder of the B.C. clubs Calgary Track West
Juvenile Boys Pole Vault and the Calgary Thunder-
record. Andrew Lenton,

bolts have already selected
their participants for this im-
portant meet.

from Charles Best School in
Coquitlam, is favoured in the
Junior boys 1500 metres.

For the first time, Terrace High School events start at

students are entered, with 4:10 pm, Friday, May 1I,
other athletes taking part continuing at 9:00 am Satur-
from over fifty schools from day, May 12 until 4:00 pm.
the Okanagan, Vancouver

The Open Division competi-

Island and Fraser*Walley in tion gets underway at 10:00

addition to the Lower
Mainland.

Although it is still early for
entries in the Open Division,

on Friday with charges each
Saturday of only $2.00 for
adults and $1.00 for students.

The winner of the pro- weekend, October 6-8, where
vincial tithe will advance to h oc t a
the Canadian Champion- they will compete against
ships to be held in British teams from the Atlantic,

Columbia on Thanksgiving Central, and Prarie regions.

Players wanted

North Shore Ladies Soft-
ball

play Monday and Wednesday

League is looking for  Mmights.

Call Maria at 984-6986 if *

players L6years and older to interested.

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