RUNNERS LEAVE the Park Royal mall at the start of the seventh annual Terry Fox Run. Three hundred North Shore entrants raised $4,000 for cancer research in the Sun-

day event.

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CARNARVON PARK FOOTBALL

. Shore Argos

whip

THE NORTH Shore Bantam Argos deteared the West Side Warriors 23-0 Sspt. 6 at Carnar- vou Park,

Fullback Paul Zuceato spearheaded the Argo attack with au pair of touchdown. and a two- point conversion.

Zuceato also added three solo tackles trom. his linebacker posi- ion and kicked a 27-yard field gol.

Fourteen-vear-old quarterback Sandy Turner directed the Argos offence and completed six of 12 passes for 114 yards, including a 40-vard touchdown strike.

Said Argos fine coach John Meara ‘*We controlled the line of scrimmage. Offensively our run

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blocking and pass protection Were excellent. Delensively our pass rush was very intense. We fad six quarterback sacks.”

Defensive ends Jason Dobmeier and Glew MeGee combined for four of the six quarterback sacks.

Defensive halfback Ryan Me- Cartney solidified the defensive secondary with a third-quarter pass interception,

Halfback Joel Bradbrooke scored the other Argo major on a two-yard runin the first quarter.

The Bantams host their season home opener this Sunday at Eldon Park against the Langley Mustangs at 12 noon.

Eldon Park is in the Highlands just off Eldon Drive near Ruby Avenue,

help B.C.

+ to bicycling gold

TWO NORTH helped B.C. to gold medals in team events at the national bicycling championships held Sept. § to 13 in St. John's, Newfoundland.

NEWS photo Tom Buriey

Local Fox run raises $4,000

LOCAL participation in the 1987 North Shore Terry Fox un was down somewhat from last year’s run, but race organizers were happy with the overall turnout. The North Shore leg of the seventh annual run auracted ap- proximately 300 entrants and raised $4,000 compared with 400 emrants in and $7,000 raised at

the 1986 North Shore Terry Fox Run.

North Shore race organizer Graeme Stuart said the drop in participation vould be attributed partially to the aumber of other events, including the Coho Run, taking place the same day.

“T think we did really well,’ Stuart said Monday.

The 10-kilometre run started at Park Royal South and continued to 29th Street and back.

In all, 100 Terry Fox events were staged across B.C., and, as of Monday, $152.000 had been raised in SQ) runs that had reported their results.

All monies raised will go to cancer researeh,

Shore residents

North Vancouver's 17-year-old Desi Sansalone, who won the B.C, Road Racing bicycle championship heid July 12 in Duncan, B.C., was on B.C.’s junior A-team that finished first in the championship’s time trials.

Barb Lang, also of North Van- couver, was a member of the women’s A-team that took the gold medal in the women’s catego- ry at the championships.

The 25-year-old Lang, who became only the third woman from the Vancouver area to be selected to) Canada’s national women’s Tour de France team, also finished third overall in the championship’s women’s road race.

Lang’s showing at the national event helped her clinch the Canada Cup Series, which ts @ season-long series of seven major races that is used to determine the list of possi- ble members of Canada’s national and Olympic bicycle teams.

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The kinesiotogist’s 92 points put her into the competition's lead. Second-place — series finisher is Sue Palmer of Toronta who finished with 88 points.

In his B.C. Road Racing victory, Sansalone beat approximately 50 other cyclists in the 105-kilometre race.

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BARB LANG...member of the women’s A-team,

WV takes on Wimbiedon

THE WESF Vancouver Cricket Club will play England's Wimbledon Cricket Cluh Wednes- day ai West Vancouver's Hugo Ray Park.

Game time p.m.

Captain of the Wimbledon s‘de will be Curis Brown, son of Fred- die Brown who was captain of the English national cricket team dur- ing the 1950s.

is scheduled for 1

In addition to Wednesday's match, the WVYCC will field two teams to play in a tournament Saturday at Hugo Ray that will feature teams from = Vancouver, Victoria and Cunada against two from WYCC, the Wimbledon team and an English masters side,

The tournament scheduled io begin at di a.m. Saturday.

For more information call Mike Pearson at 988-1738.