HELEN KELESI knows two hands are better than one when it comes to zinging the

ball over the net. Helen was competing in the North Van Parks Tennis Tournament
last week, (Terry Peters photo)

Roberts takes Grand Prix

Mark Roberts took his
third consecutive Grand Prix

tennis tournament at the
Court House West on
Sunday.

Roberts, out of Pan-Am
College in Texas, beat Lions
Gate tennis pro lan Brady in
the finals of the tournament
in two sets.

Roberts now has 185
Grand Prix points, 35 more
than his closest rival, Bob
Bardsley, with 150.

Brady is in 3rd place with

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140 points.

Roberts continued his
winning ways in the mens’
doubles. He and partner
Arnold Kettenacker won the
event in three Sets.

The next action in the
Grand Prix circuit
place August 6 in Stanley
Park. Organizers say it will
be the biggest
torunament anywhere.

NV man m’cross champ

Tim Krogh of North
Vancouver won the open
expert class competition at
the Mission Raceway
motocross meet on Sunday,

Krogh fended off
challenges from Jari

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Heinonen of Coquitlam and

Larry MacKenzie of Bur-

naby to take the event, held
in Mission, B.C.

Heinonen finished second
while MacKenzie came in
third.

No missed

- last

takes

tennis.

Bernie Willock of Victoria
won the sixth annual Molson
Garibaldi 2-day bicycle race
weekend, defeating
Hugh Hardin, Saturday's
rain and Mount Garibaldi
itself.

The race started in the
rain from Park Royal
Shopping Centre in West
Vancouver at noon,
Saturday. The first leg of the
event took the cyclists along
the coast of Howe Sound
into the mountains and to

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Mount Garibaldi.

The second stage began

the next day from the
mountain, through Pem-
berton to Whistler.

Hardin and Willock were
tied with identical times
going into the second stage,
but Willock managed to pull
ahead to win the event in a
total time of 6 hours, 14
minutes. and 22 seconds for
the 247 kilometre race. _

‘Bruce Nicholls of West
Vancouver won the “B”
competition in a time of 6

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