B2 - Sunday, June 26, 1983 - North Shore News

NS baseball season winding down

The baseball season is
coming to a quick conclu-
sion at Forest Hills. The pro-
cess of elimination has seen
Highland Optical and
Skyline Sports eliminated.
Skyline first eliminated
Highland Optical in a game
Sunday with a 27 to 4 win by
Skyline.

On Tuesday it was Stongs
taking Skyline and Stongs
took the 9-4.

This allows Stongs to face
the Capilano Lions in the
final showdown for the
Forest Hills major League
championship. The balance
of power lies with the Lions
and their pitcher R. 5.
Casewell. Unfortunately,
Stongs heavy pitcher Mike
Slaney was used fully in the
match-up against Skyline
Sports. Special highlights in
the Stongs-Skyline battle
were good pitching by Mike
Slaney for Stongs and An-
drew Shandrow and Geoff
Stollery for Skyline. Stephen
Crawford never missed each
time at the plate with
outstanding hitting power
aiding the Skyline team, but
it wasn’t quite enough to win
the day. The Capilano Lions
have already been victors
against Stongs in the playoffs
and Stongs must win this
final battle or the Lions take
home the “Gold”.

In the minor league action
it’s still a three-way battle for
the minor division cham-
pionship between Mac's
Dunn's, and Mitten. 7-
Eleven has already been
eliminated from any further
games. T-Ball and Pee Wee

Championships will be
decided this weekend.

The Robert Biddlecombe
Memorial award given to the
outstanding player in major
league divisions was award-
ed Friday night at the new
Cleveland Park baseball
complex on Nancy Greene.
Way. All.teams and their
coaches appeared in uniform
for the ceremonies. The win-
ners for 1983 are: MAJOR
LEAGUE - Andrew Shan-
dro; the runner-up trophy
goes to Pat Band. MINOR
LEAGUE - Chris
Sutherland; the runner-up
trophy goes to Jim Graham.

Andrew Shandro was
team captain for Skyline this
year. He is one of the all
round best athletes in the
league. He is a dedicated
player, good leader and con-
tains his emotions during any
bad moment in a game. He is
an example of all the good
things that make an
outstanding player in any
game. The runner-up for the
Robert Biddiecombe
Memorial award in majors is
Pat - Band. Pat is an
outstanding catcher for
Capilano Lions. He is a
dedicated player who always
was the first in the park and
the last to leave any game.
An excellent athlete, Pat is
even more incredible when
one considers that he moved
here from the East last year
and has never played
baseball before.

In minor league, the win-
ners of the Robert Bid-
dlecombe award are Chris
Satherland, who has
displayed an incredibly good

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attitude all season no matter
what the win-loss record of
his team and his runner-up is
Jim Graham who displayed
outstanding sportsmanship
throughout the season.

The Robert Biddlecombe
award is named after a
young player who although
sick with Leukemia, played a
whole season in Forest Hills
Little League.

Mt. Seymour
playoffs

The league schedule for
the 1983 season of the
Mount Seymour Kinsmen's
Little League has been com-
pleted in the three divisions
and playoff games were
scheduled to open on Mon-
day June 20th.

Due to the inclement
no games were
played in division | and 2
and only one game was stag-
ed in the Major Division
with First Memorial Services
Expos emerging as an easy
winner over Stong’s Tigers
by an 8-3 score.

Hopefully the play off
schedule will be completed
this week with the final
championship games to be
played following the closing
ceremonies of the 1983
season at Myrtle Park on
Sunday, June 26 commenc-
ing at 1:30 p.m.

Trophies will be awarded
on the closing day to the
championship teams and
crests given to all players.

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