Radzak’s Lions gave a great display of baseball abilities Sunday in the West Vancouver Pony League by recording a 4-2 victory over the Troller’s Inn Coyotes.

Pitcher Brian Anderson led the team to victory by getting twelve strike outs.

Later they took on the _Shaunees and blanked them 7-0.

Bill Radzak had four hits during that game including a double and five runs batted

‘in.

Troller’s Inn Coyotes went against Hoyle’s Eagles, only to lose’with a 19-4 count.

Strong hitting and pitching by Eric Lockhart and Mike Lamont were a_ decisive factor in the! Eagles’ victory.

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In Sunday’s drag racing competition at Mission Raceway two brothers from North Vancouver made a good showing.

Doug Beglaw was winner in the bracket two division, while Duane Beglaw took the bracket three.

The meet narrowly escap- ed a near-tragedy when Burnaby’s walked away from his wreck- ed car.

He was competing in the’ against

pro bracket final

. disintegrated.

Gene’ Therrien

Steve Ellis of Oak Harbour,

Washington, when __ the transmission in his ‘74 Vega seized and the vehicle

In the other classes Burn- aby’s. Ron Smith ‘won the

‘superstock division<in a ‘69

‘Camaro and the rest of the winners came. from’ Wash- ington—with Don Ruckman of Renton first in the modified, Mike Federer of Tacoma leading in_ the competition eliminator and Gary Pugh of Tacoma taking the pro stock title.

- A slow start in the first

period put the Color Your world lacrosse team four ‘goals behind in their. Friday league game against Port Coquitlam and they never recovered.

They did manage to get up steam in the second period of the game and net two goals, followed by three in the third.

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Troy.Kastes scored two of the markers and the rest came from Andy Lankester,

Tommy Thorpe, and Jeff Sherman, but once the Poco

team got onto the score sheet .

they never looked back.

| The game ended with a a 9-5 score to become Color Your World’s second loss to Port

Coquitlam in as many weeks,

and continuing their current losing string.

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SAFE RETURN TO FIRST BASE in this opening game of a double-header at Ambleside Park Saturday between ‘Nerth Shore Mountaineers and Vancouver T.0.S. The Mountaineers teck the first game 3- 1, but lot the second

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the Lions Club: Lions wit 24-1 score. .

‘Last week, however, the sweet taste of success melted away as they lost their next pair of games to Skyline Sports by 6- > and 12-5 scores.

After being beaten by the Roadrunners 11-6 in = an arlier match, Macaulay Nicolls Maitland Reds sound- ly defeated the Spuraway

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ma OL Te. As, one of: those _ slam.

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; Skyline leads. the stand-

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Holding down the other two playoff spots are Mac’s with 14 and the Reds with 12 points.

The Broncs have eight

points and the Lions are at

the bottom of the heap with four.

The playoff schedule starts on Saturday June 18.

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