48 — Wednesday, June 17, 1998 ~ North Shore News

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‘ Coquitlam Adanacs

NEWS photo Mike Wakefield

‘ Young Tigers

CAPILANO Golf & Country Club member John
Greyeli (right) shows great form during a recent
golf clinic at Capilano Elementary School. Greyeil
and Seymour Golf & CC’s Todd McGill ted the free
clinic.

Indians host Lakers
tonight at Lonsdale

THE North Shore
Indians lost a 7-5
decision to the

at Lonsdale Arena in matchup
against the Burnaby Lakers.
The two teams have played
just once this year — North
Shore sunk the Lakers 11-8 in

Saturday night in
Western Lacrosse
ssociation action.

The foss sunk the Indians
to below .500 for the second

time this season.
North Shore looks to add
a win to its 5-6 record tonight

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SPORTS

aies 2nd in California

MARK Bates placed second in a
United States Triathlon Series event
in Oceanside, California last week.

The North Vancouver triathlete was among
73 pro me.1in a particularly strong field, which
including Greg Welch, Mike Pigg and mem
bers of the U.S., Mexican, and Japanese
national triathlon teams.

“rT was pleased with my performance, espe-
cially my bike ide, which felt very strong,”
Bates said. “The crowd kept me going -— it was
great to hear so many people encouraging

gates had a solid 1.5 Am swim through the
choppy Pacitic surt) finishing just behind the
leading vroup, He made his moxe at the start
of the LO kne Like leg, moving up to third place
by the second of four laps, then pissing Garrett
McCarthy te move into second. Rates rode
alone in sccond for the remainder of the bike.
slowly increasing his lead on the athleres
behind him, while leader Nick Radkewich
remained in front with a ene minute gap. The
four loop 10 km: run course did not result in
any changes in the top two positions.

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