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A BATIER DODGES a wild pitch in baseball action at a
minors game between Payless and Smiity’s in the Central
Saanich Liffle League.

Pee wees get gentlemen’s award

The Peninsula Pee Wee A
lacrosse team captured the Most
Sportsmanship Award at the
Annual Captain Cook Lacrosse
Tournament at Juan de Fuca arena
Saturday.

Although the Peninsula pee
wees missed the medal round,
their level of sportsmanship was
outstanding, a team spokesman
said.

Player Mark Kosick was named
a member of the tournament’s All
Star team.

In their last two games since the
event, Pee Wee A edged Juan de
Fuca by 12-11 in one game but
lost by 11-7 in the next.

Peninsula goal scorers were
Kosick with 11, Sean Owens with
five goals, and singles from Gus
Morris, Ross Howie and Dennis
Baggot.

The squad is heading to Van-
couver this weekend to challenge

mainland teams in the Wayne Goss
Pee Wee Toumament.

Local fighters
in Wesi Coast
championships

Local karate fighters will be
competing at the West Coast Can-
Am Championships at the B.C.
Institute of Technology in Bur-
Naby, June 2.

About a dozen students from

’ Mike Puckett’s Noble House of

Karate will participate in the spar-
ring, kata (demonstration) and
weapons competitions.

Puckett was originally sched-
uled to fight for Team Canada
against Team U.S.A. in the tourna-
ment’s feature event.

However, he was forced to with-
draw due to an injury and will now
be refereeing some of the sparring
matches between the two national
teams.

GOLD MEDALS

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“Tm training really hard for the
Nationals so that I can do my very
best,” he says.

McCord’s coaches expect him
to prove that he is one of the top
Special Olympics athletes in the

country.

~I don’t want to stop taking part
(in sports) because I love to com-
pete and love the friendship with
other people in the Special Olym-
pics that goes with the compet-
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Gowan golfs to second place tie

as Olson grabs fourth overall

Glen Meadows golfer Don
Gowan finished joint runner-up
with Gorge Vale’s Chris Dowds at
the Vancouver Island men’s ama-
teur golf championships last
weekend.

Gowan finished a single stroke
behind the event’s winner Andrew
Smart of Victoria after two rounds

Rockeis win
bowling title

At the Royal Canadian Legion
No. 37 bowling league annual
dinner, the Pearkes Trophy and the
Deveson Trophy were both pre-
sented to Division A winners and
overall champions The Rockets.

The winning team consisted of
Doug Toller, Pat Brown, Al War-
dle, Ed Corbin and Anne Patter-
son.

The Division B title went to the
Alley Katz with the presentation of
the Riddell Trophy.

The Alley Katz were made up of
Pam Van Nes, Elsie Anderson,
Wendy Hull, Sid Butterick and
Bob Hewitt.

Ed Corbin won the Green
Trophy Highest Triple Pins Award,
as well as the Good Sports Award.

The Baldwin Award for the most
improved lady bowler was pre-
sented to Pat Brown while the
Harman Trophy for the most
improved male bowler went to Jeff
Fawcett.

Doug Toller and Dianne Maybee
won the Hi Average Award, while
the Hi Triple Award went to
Frances Abbott and Al Wardle.

Eileen Uren and Derek Rolph
won the Hi Single Award.

The Team Hi Award was pre-
sented to Derek Rolph, Joyce Dav-
ies, Andy Anderson, Tony Unde-
rwood and Joanne Underwood.

of play:

The Peninsula golfer shot a 71
on the first day and a one-under-
par 69 on the second day.

Meanwhile 19-year-old journey-
man Rob Olson, who also plays at

Glen Meadows, shot a 73 and a 70
to grab fourth place overall.

Glen Meadows golfer Kurt Eeg,
who at 16 years of age was the
youngest person in the tourna-
ment, scored rounds of 73 and 79
to share tenth place with five other
players.

Gowan will now be eligible to
represent Zone 6 in the men’s
provincial amateur champion-
ships.

Olson may also earn a berth due
to scheduling conflicts of two of
the top players in the tournament.

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