BASEBALL ROUNDUP

B9 - Sunday, Jane 12, 1983 - North Shore News

The Lions are roaring in Forest Hills

The Capilano Lions major
league team is roaring ahead
in the Forest Hills Little
League standings. In one of
the games played this week,
R.J. Caswell of the Lions had
a bome run and four runs
batted in during a

regular season. The reason
for this is many teams hone
their skills during the regular
season and improve their
play as a unit. It’s a whole
new ball-game.

When the various division

game championship games are
against Skyline.The Lions held and winners declared,
took the game 8-5. Mike it’s time for tournament
Slaney in another game play. All of the teams from
against Skyline this week the major league division
had a three hit shut-out have players who are eligible

against Skyline. Mike is the

for tournament play.
Star pitcher for Stongs.

MAJOR LEAGUE opm RAIDERS AND RATS

Capilano Lions 12 3 24 UNDEFEATED

Stongs 8 6 16

Skyline Sports 8 5 16 Either Raiders or Rats will no

Highland Optical o 14 0 longer be undefeated Sunday even-
ing after the only two undefeated

MINOR LEAGUE teams in the North Shore Mixed

Dana's Tailors nH 2 22 Fastball league met at Kinsmen

Maas Stores 10 4 20 North at 1 p.m

Mitten Realty 3 8 6 At the present time, Raiders lead

7-Eleven Stores 1 ow 2 the O'Keefe division with eight
straight wins while Rats are out front

PEE WEE in Carisberg division with seven wins.

Yankees il t 22

Expos 8 4 16 STANDINGS

indians 4 7 8 O’KEEFE DIVISION GPWL

Dodgers 0 If O Raiders 8 80

: American Hotel 8 53
N.S. Ravens 8 44

Playoffs begin next week. Mr. Sport 7°34
Here is the 1983 playoff C-H-E. Wiliams 8 35
schedule for Forest Hills. C™PPe= Cots 7 Vs

Major, Minor and Pee Wee —CARLSBERG DIVISION

leagues playoffs begin June N.S. Rats 7 706
13, with the first Pee Wee — feeependenn 8 53
Playoff game. All divisions suitors 734
continue with the playoffs Free Basers 7 07

until June 26.

All major league playoff
games will be held at Eldon
Park. The minor leagu
playoffs will be held at tHe
new Cleveland Park and
Pee Wee games will be hel
at Canyon Heights School
grounds.

The playoffs are the begin-
ning of a brand new season,

) SENIOR BABE RUTH

Sunday June ‘5 at Mahon Park a
double header was piayed with Kerth
Plumbing & Coquitlam, Coquitlam
winming 6-5
* In the second game Ketth Plumb-
ing won 1145 Winning = pitcher
George McKay

NO HITTER IN

as short as that is. There are CYPRESS PARK
always surprises at playoff A recent highlight of the
time, and you rally can’t) season was a no-hitter

count a team out of the
championship by looking at
their track record for the

Chartwell
wins grass
hockey

More than 150 girls were
split into seven teams over
the weekend for the annual
West Van clementary girls
field hockey tournament
organized by the West Van
Womens Ficld Hockey Club

After the divisions had
been made Chartwell,
coached by Jacqueline
Speck came out on top of the
seven (cams

pitched by Ryan Burnett on
May 29 to lead the Cardinals
to a 3-1 victory over the Red
Sox. In addition to striking
out 15 players during the
game Ryan Burnett also
scored two of his team’s
runs. The only Red Sox to
score was Darren Diligent
who walked and then

PAINT

*32

All other teams. were
coached by high = schol
students Irwin’ Park was

coached by Paula Pappajohn
an Maryorte Delong while
Glencagles was coached by
Nicole King

Shelagh Fraser and [ricia
Taylor looked after est
Bay while Elizabcth Butler
handicd Eagle Harbor and

Carolyn Copythorne
coached Westcott Fiona
Jeffmes and Penny (Gleave

coached the C aulheld entry

An all stars team from the
tournament has been
sclected and will be playing
the West Van Bantam girts
team Fnday at 4 pm at
Hugo Ray Pack

Suc King
two day tournament

Free choices for anyone
interested ino ficld hockey
continue Saturday mornings
at Hugo Bay Park from 5 3
to 10 am kor more in
formation contact Dr
Boothroyd at 922 70.32

organived the

ultimately scored due to
errors. The standings in the
league as of June 7, are:

wie
Red Sox 1 4
Rangers to 4
Braves 8 #7
Phillies 6 #7
Orioles 5s 8
Cardinals 3°01

LYNN VALLEY

LITTLE LEAGUE
MINOR DIVISION
STANDINGS TO JUNE 6

GWLe
Jacks Kiddie Rides 5 105
Davis Insurance 148 6
Taylormotive 18 87
Cable West 1859
Skyline Sports 459

MAJOR DIVISION
STANDINGS TO JUNE 5

GWTL
Westlynn Hardware 141220
Time Ou Sports 13.670
Westiynn Mall 13 580
Little Savages 13 571
N.S. Credit Union 3.481
PONY DIVISION
STANDINGS TO MAY 30
Davis Insurance 141040
N.S. Credit Union 146950
Trev Jones Excavating 13 671
Crash Pad Collision 14491
Sussex Realty 13 481
MT. SEYMOUR KINSMEN
LITTLE LEAGUE
BASEBALL

As the League approaches
the final week of play in the
1983 baseball season all
three of the divisions are still
closely contested for the
championship pennant.

The League standings for
the week ending June 7 are
as follows:

DIVISION 2
wert
Budget Brake iB) 3021
NS Crematoriom 10 | a |
Service Packing 9 2 3
Guppy’s Angels 8 4 2
CapBaso Glass 7 7 0
B&B Seymour 4 ce |
Lacas & Anderson 2 9 2
Arrow Transfer 1 41 2
Pavikk Travel 3 10 2
DIVISION 1
N/S Comamuity Credit 12 1ot
Dial-a-Movie i 2 0
Dadiey Kell 3 0
Deep Cove Bike Shop 7 3041
Parkway Chevron 7 5 0
Freightliner 6 8 0
White Astomative 5 6 0
Shoppers Drugs 4 906«~O0
Coach Howse 0 9 0
B.C. Appliances 60 13:0
MAJOR DIVISION
M/S Lions 10 2 0
Seycove Marina 8 4 0
Nova Lamber 6 6 0
First Memorial 5 41
Stongs 4 8 Oo
Gas’ Hardware ° 9 1
JAYCEE ROTARY
LITTLE LEAGUE
BASEBALL
STANDINGS:
Whe Losses
Skyline 10 4
Eagles 10 5
Jaycee 5 9
Legion 4 i

May 31st Skyline 12, Legion 6. Winn-
ing pitcher, Mike Haskins. Ralph
Maglieril, Mark Reid and Mike
Haskins led the winners with three
hats cach.

Jane Ist - Jaycees 15, Eagles 14. Win-
ning pitcher was Philip Kelly. Dave
Rowlands and Mathew Yacovelii led
the winners with two bits each. Josh
Spragg and Chris Gives had three
hits each for the losers.

June 4th - Skylime 13, Jaycee 4. Win-
ning pitcher was Mark Reid who

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struck out eleven batters, had two

Gerrebe Display 420
uiples and a single. Le Players 320
Miike Haskins and Clark Lee also had = Lynnwood Rats 2600
three hits for the winners. N.S.W.C. “B" 141
Wetsox 150
Juse Sth - Skyline 6, Legion 3 Winp- A.E. LePage 070
ing pitcher was Mike Haskins. Mark Headhunters 030
Reid had three singles while Mike
Haskins had two doubles for the win-
ocrs. Tom Musro struck out twelve BLUES MOVE

batters im a losing cause.

TO TOP

Avalon Blues moved to
Jane Sth laycee 13, Eagles 9

we : the top of the Lynn Valley
w bh D .
Rowinmde. piremer owas *"* Women’s softball league this
past week with former

NORTH SHORE leaders, Lynnwood Cana-
RECREATIONAL dians losing two games while

SOFTBALL LEAGUE the Blues picked up a big

STANDINGS win.
STANDINGS

TEAM WwLt T CL Pts.
C.G.A. Dusters 611 Avalon Blues i 0 3 22
NS.W.C.°D" 620 Lynnwood 9 i 4 19
N.S.W.C.7A™ $20 Sam the Record 9 #0 4 18
North Shore News 5 20 Earf's Industries 5 0 7 W
Capilano Shell 520 Lynnwood 4 1 8 9
Skyline Sports 5 20 Cantherm Ind. 1 0 13 2

Wilkinson wins

DAVE WILKINSON of
Handsworth set two provin-
cial records and won a thrid
event as bis school finished
second at the B.C. High

and came first in the 110m
hurdles as well.

Handsworth lost to Bur-
naby Central.in its battle to
retain the provincial cham-

School Track Champion- pionship the North Shore

ships at Swangard Stadium School won last year.

last weekend. Hillside had 96 points to Bur-
Hillside finished 9th in the naby Central’s 157.

event. Other North Shore win-

Wilkinson set new records

ners at the championships
in the 100m and 200m runs,

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