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It was a week best forgotten by
Parkland and Stelly’s high school
senior basketball squads.

Panther loss to Mi. Doug.

Some special events are planned
this month at Sandown Raceway.
_ Fnday is the Valentine’s Spe-
cial, when women get in free for

“inter-track betting.

Sandown is linked by closed-
circuit to Cloverdale Raceway on
the Lower Mainland.

There will be free coffee and
soft drinks on the 14th, plus a
reduced price for the smorgasbord.

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WHEN:

WHO: TEE-BALL

MINI-MINORS
MINORS
MAJORS

WHERE:

HOW
MUCH:

However, there were some wins
mixed in with the many defeats in
league and tournament play.

GETTING ENOUGH SPACE inside fo attempt a shot is
Parkland’s Rob Shanks (7) last Tuesday during an 86-74

GIRARD HENGEN photo

Special events at Sandown

The parade to the post is at 6:50
p.m.

The following weekend, the
popular Air B:C. Handicap Con-
test will be held at Sandown.

It begins Feb. 22, and will likely
conclude the following day.

The person with the highest
score after picking winners over
the two days goes to Vancouver for
the final round of the contest.

Post time is 1:05 p.m.

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Feb: 17, 18° 7 PM-9 PM

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SENIOR GIRLS
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$35 - TEE-BALL & MINI MINORS
$40 - ALL OTHER DIVISIONS

THIS INCLUDES TEAM PHOTOS

There will be $5 off for each Registration if you |
have 2 or more children...

WHY:

Why should you register EAR-
LY??2?? It helps the little

league executive tremendous-
ly to prepare for the season.

FOR FURTHER REGISTRATION INFORMATION

PLEASE CALL:

Julie Harman at 656-2030

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TheReview Wednesday, February 12,1992 — A15

Stingers’ win brightens bleak week

The Stelly’s Stinger boys’ team
managed a home-court 84-63 win
in AA league action last Tuesday.

Matt Strome was hot, scoring 27
points. Dave Caleb added 12.

On Thursday, the Stingers were
downed 71-56 by Glenlyon-
Norfolk. Joe Box had 14 points.

The Stinger girls’ team drained
more buckets than usual Thursday,
but wound up on the short end of a
62-51 score against Esquimalt.

As she has been all year, Erin
Barber was strong for Stelly’s,
netting 17 points.

The Parkland Panthers girls’ lost
92-64 to Lambrick Park in AA
action Wednesday. Joleen Hook
scored a game-high 27 points.

The AAA Panther boys fell
behind early and couldn’t catch up
to Mt. Doug Tuesday at Parkland.

Jeremy Morrow nailed 35 points
in an 86-74 loss. He also scored 33
Thursday in a 76-61 defeat to
Spectrum.

Most teams were on the tourney
circuit last weekend.

The Panther girls lost their
opening two matches at the Victor-
ia City Police Tournament before
downing Spectrum 51-40,

At the Vic High Boys Tourney,
Parkland and Stelly’s lost their
opening games.

The Peninsula rivals clashed in a-

consolation game, which Parkland
won 69-54.

Morrow was picked for the tour-
ney all-star team.

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