WINNERS -AND nominees of the Robbie Biddlecombe Memoriai Award are (front row, left to right) Eric
Worth, Steven Jones, David Bauman, Casey Whitman, (second row) Ashley Riskin, Stephen Morris, Jeff
Sileock, Jevin Worbes, Julian Jacobs, Dylan Rouche (third row) Michelle Crowe, Mike Forst, Geoff Mulligan,

Jeff Fountain, Joe Inkster and Christine Tapp.

Fastpitch Rats close in

IN NORTH Shore mixed fastpitch _ finishing ahead of the Giants.
league action this week, the Midas League standings as of June 12
A's, Lynnwood Inn Giants, are:

Philadelphia Pizza Hitmen and

Horseshoe Bay Merchants were all, Cartsberg” Division WoL Gb
victorious in their games. Horseshoe Bay Merchants 10 é 3
Teams on the low side of the Philadelphia Pizza Hitmen 10 8 3
scoreboard were the L.A. Tavern Bato Tavern Bombers ‘1 . $ 10 3
Bombers, Boston Pizza Blue iar eed :
Devils, Black Sheep Restavrant Jack Lonsdale’s Demons ns
Wanderers and Sandy Cove ‘‘O’Keefe" Division WwW sL Gbi
Spirits. Midas A’s ; 464 -
The Avalon Rats and Jack ae Lonsdale’: Blacksox 10 é i
Lonsdale’s Blacksox came away Black Sheep Rest. Wanderers 7 9 7
with a win and a loss each in their Sandy Cove Spirits 115 13

doubleheader.

With two weeks to go in the
regular season, the Rats can clinch
first place in the ‘‘Carling’’ divi-
sion by winning two of their last
four games. : ok

In the ‘‘O’Keefe” division, the
tace for first place is a lot tighter;
with the Midas A’s needing to win
both of their final games to ensure

T@C OFFE ves or samen

The 1989 editton of this popular local tournament is set for Saturday,

duly 15. Sponsored by the Aforth Share Nows and Park Royal
Contre, this tournament is open to all golfers, regardless of

club affiliation or membership. “i ‘

Again this year, there are four divisions: men, % 16.
women, seniors and youth (16 years and under), beret
each with plenty of prizes. ; a
Qualifying Rounds oa .

May be played on any day from Saturday, June
10 through Saturday, July 1. Place your score
cards in the toumament box in the clubhouse.
Entry fee

Is the regular green fee ticket, $5.00 (Seniors and
youth — under 8, $2.75, weekends $5.00)
Finals

Saturday, July 15 — weather permitting.
You can winl

Trophies for the winners in each of the four
divisions, men, women, seniors and youth, and for
the winner overall.

Gift Certificates redeernable at ctores in Park
Royal, for the top three finishers in each of the four
divisions.

toe Yona OF certs aoe want wamCOUrLR

north shore’

PARK ROYAL

Sponsored by the North Shore News and Park Royal Shopping Centre

Sanctioned by the West Vancouver Parks and
Recreation Advisory Committees __

SUMDAY + WEDWERDAY « PRINSY

33 - Sunday, June 18, 1989 — North Shore News:

*

éague award mad

. FOREST HILLS little league baseball presented the Robert Biddlecombe
Memorial Award on Sunday, June I1 at the opening playoff game in
Eldon Park. A winner and runner-up was chosen from each of the major
_ and minor leagues.

The award is presented annually in memory of Robbie Biddlecombe
who played in the Forest Hills little league until 1979. Biddlecombe is
remembered for his courage, sportsmanship and his love for the game.
Despite his fatal illness, he continually strived to do his best and was an
example to the league. His father Alex Biddlecombe was on hand for the
presentations.

The winners were: major league: winner, David Bauman — Grouse
Mountain Resorts; runner-up, Kasey Whitman — Stongs. Minor league:
winner, Steven Jones — 7-Eleven; runner-up, Eric Worth — Mac’s Con-
venience Stores. .

B lacrosse returns to NV

JUNIOR B lacrosse has returned

The Junior B team is the farm

to North Vancouver for the first
time since 1980 in the blue colors
of the Vancouver Burrards from
the Western Lacrosse Association.

team for the Burnaby Cablevision
Junior A’s, and plays home games
at the North Vancouver Recreation
Centre, Thursdays ar 8:30 p.m.

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