B3 - Sunday, May 23, 1982 - North Shore News

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A MARATHONER as well as a tennis player, Marcel

Beaulieu practises his forehand for an upcoming

wheelchair tournament.

Contact Neighbourhood

House for more information. (Eric Eggertson photo)

Clifford
wins again

MICHAEL CLIFFORD is

tied for the lead in the B.C.
Formula Ford championship

after another first place
finish at Westwood last
Sunday.

The North Vancouver

resident took the chequered
flag in the Canadian
Association of Sports Cars
race, overcoming a mid-race
collision.

Clifford was gridded on
the pole and readily opened
up a 10-second lead, which
he maintained until Ric
Payne lost control, over-
turning his Tiga into one of
the tre walls.

As the ambulance rushed

to the accident, the
remaining Formula’ cars
were grouped in fixed

position behind the pace car

The race restarted after
the removal of the uninjured
Payne and his. heavily
damaged car, and Chifford
casily pulled away from the
other dnvers to take the win
once again

Chfford also camed top
Westwood one
week carher swiftly taking
the chequered fag in his new
Van Dieman RE &2

Last) year Chifford per
formed well in the navonals,
taking second in the final
race and establishing a track
lap record during the
qualifying rounds

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A BASKETBALL player
from North Vancouver,
Michael Jackel, was one of
14 “international class”
athletes presented with the
Premier's Athletic Award
May 11.

Jackel, 22, is well-known
at Simon Fraser University
where his outstanding ability
led the Clan through a
successful season. °

Premier Bill Bennett
presehted the awards, the
province’s: most prestigious
athletic honour’ which
recognizes international
achievement in sport.

Administered by the
Provincial Secretary's
recreation and sport branch,
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It is aimed at encouraging
B.C.’s top athletes to train
and compete at home while
helping offset the loss of
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Competition strong

COMPETITION IN the
Forest Hills baseball league
is stronger than ever, and the

season is only _half-
completed.
The weather has_ co-

operated well and _  at-
tendance as a result is up
considerably. It’s a welcome
change from last year when
games were rained out night
after night, according to the
league’s spokésman.
“Whether or not it’s a
reflection of the economy or
a growing interest in little
league, it’s a happy sight to
see sO Many turn out for the

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and endurance’ while
representing B.C. and

Canada, something we can
all take a great deal of pride

games,” said Red Robinson.

In the major league, a
three-way fight is on bet-
ween Stongs, Tonecraft and
Highland for the lead,
promising tight playing in
the playoffs which begin
June 19. The pitching talent
has improved greatly this
year, says Robinson.

And in the minors, Dunns
Tailors and 7-Eleven are out
in front, with the latter
having a two win edge. Both
teams have improved their
pitching and the resulting
quality of play shows it.

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The remaining awards
were presented to athletes
from across B.C. for their
achievements in basketball,
canoeing, rowing,
marksmanship and track and
field.

Wee league with a handsome
lead, and the Mariners have
control of T-Ball.

Standings follow:

MAJOR LEAGUE

w L T Ps
Stongs 2 0 8
Tonecraft 3 2 i] 7
Highland 3 3 0 6
Skyline 1 4 1 3

MINOR
7-Eleven 5 0 0 10
Dunas 3 2 0 6
Mitten 1 2 0 2
Paragon 0 5 0 0
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Yankees 4 1 0 8
Pirates 3 2 0 6
Ex 3 2 0 6
Indioms 2 4 0 4
Dodgers i 4 0 2