North Shore Cricket ‘Club
travelled to. Minoru Park last
Saturday. to play Richmond I
and salvaged ai draw.
Richmond batted first and
lost their first wicket at 17
runs, when Ian Tate was run
out.

“Derek: Melder then
replaced him, joining Ian

Salomon, and they put ona

partnership of 104.

It .was Bill Sims who
eventually bowled Derek
Melder at 64, with the
Richmond total already up
to 121.

Sharma was brought back
on to bowl and in five more
overs he took six wickets,

including Salomon at 53,

- whilst Sims at the other end
. got.the other two.

- Richmond were ali out for
157, but they had batted too
long, and left the North
Shore pressed for time in
their quest for runs.

Derek and Angus Melder
opened the bowling for
Richmond, North Shore
found it difficult to score
rapidly, and a draw began to
look probable. A_ few
wickets fell and North Shore
were 59 for 5.

Then Collins and Bob
Adie stepped up the pace
and put North Shore back
into a position where a win
was just possible.

Capilano champs
in Pony playoffs

The Capilano Pony team
won a four team = tour-
nament last weekend at
Ambleside Park to advance
to the provincial junior
baseball championships.
Capilano defeated Victoria
9-3 in the fina] game of the
Zone 3 playoffs to advance
to the provincials, being held
in Surrey starting tomorrow.

Lynn Valley was the first
team climinated from the
event, after losing two

straight games, 4-1 against
Capilano, and 11-9 against
West Vancouver.

Victoria advanced to the
finals after victories against
West Van 12-0 and Capilano
5-1

Capilano madc it on wins
against West Van 13-0 and
Lynn Valicy.

Coaches “Cagey” Bob Hill
and Ken Shirk are lcading
the Capilano team to the
provincials.

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However, Adie was
bowled. by Peter Mason at
30, and Collins was joined by
Ken Bradshaw.

They tried to maintain the
seven-runs-per-over that
were by then needed for a
win, but they were unable to
so .

sb draws Richmond i

_With less than two overs
left in the game Collins was
bowled for 32 by David
Harris, and a win became
impossible.

North Shore then played
out the last few balls for a
draw, ending with 134 runs
for eight wickets.

‘Old Timers’ soccer:
at Horseshoe Bay

As part of the Horseshoe
Bay Day festivities, the Pub
Old Timers, or Pots, will
play the West Van Young
Bucks in their second annual
soccer confrontation,
Sunday, August 10.

Dave Patrick, of the
Troller Pub, says his players,
most of them over 35, are
called the Pots for obvious
reasons. But they'll still be in
good cnough shape for the
game, he says.

Over 100 people came out
to watch last ycar’s game,
and the Pots hope a similar
crowd will be on hand at
Sentine!) Park at 2 p.m. the
day of the game.

Vancouver Whitecap
coach Tony Waiters says
he'll be on hand for the game
and may bring several of his
players with him.

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W. Van
team. victorious

two weeks of
Zuehlke

After
competition. at

‘Park, Lynn Valley- has

earned the right to represent
the North Share in the B.C.

: little league championships.

Lynn Valley won the nine

‘team tournament with an

éasy 9-0 victory over Jaycee
Rotary in the final on
Sunday. :

The West Van ‘A’ team
secured another win ona
Saturday with a fine all
round team effort at
Brockton Oval, completely
out playing the visiting
Seattle side. .

Put in to bat first on a
glorious - afternoon; West
Van accumulated the for-
midable total of 183 from 38
ofthe allotted 4Q0overs. __

The score was mainly due
to an innings of 84 by Mike
Slade. His splendid effort
provided the foundation

upon which the later bat-—

samen were able to score at
will off the -tired Seattle
‘bowlers. .
Slade’s main support came
once again from Pip Robins,

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‘The B.C. ‘championships

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2-10. The winner. of that
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et

who scored a powerfully
struck 32 runs.

The Seattle reply never
They were
pinned. down by the ac-
curacy of Frank Vermuelan
and Pip Robins, who bet-
ween them destroyed any
challenge Seattle could
muster.

Good catching, especially
a brilliant effort by Amon,
and ground fielding helped
Vermuelan and Robins to
take four and three wickets
respectively.

Slade came on at the end

to claim the ast two wickets, |

as the Seattle innings. closed
at 65, giving West Van an
easy victory by 118 runs.

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