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TheReview

_ Wednesday, May 27,1992 — A26

PENINSULA LITTLE LEAGUE
STANDINGS AS OF MAY 24
GP W. IL T Pet GBL
SENIOR GIRLS SOFTBALL
Bolsters 13 il 02 0 846
Royal Bank 13 10 03 0 -169 1
Seaboard 13 08 04 1 653 2.5
Pizzazz Pizza 13 08 05 0 615 3
Brentwood Pharmacy 13 06 06 1 -500 45
Keating Fitness 13 04 09 0 307 7
Sidney Bakery (Sid.) 13 03 10 0 230 8
Protect-Orr (Sid.) 13 01 12 0 .076 10
MAJOR GIRLS SOFTBALL
Beacon Auto Il 08 03 0 727
Buddies Toys 11 06 05 0 345 2
Tidman Const. 11 06 05 0 545 2
Island Shoe 11 02 09 0 182 6
MINOR GIRLS SOFTBALL
Malcolm’s Electric 09 07 02 0 177 -
Robins Donuts 09 - 07 02 0 177 15
Knights of Columbus : 09 02 07 0 222 5
Snapdragon Nurseries 09 02 07 0 222 5
MAJOR BOYS BASEBALL
Army, Navy & Airforce 16 11 05 0 687
Lions Club 16 09 07 0 -56?, 2
Roy’s Marine 16 08 08 0 iW) 3
Royal Cdn. Legion 16 04 12 0 250 7
MINOR BOYS BASEBALL
Osburn Manufact. 09 08 01 0 888
Laturnus TV 12 08 04 0 666 15
Island Furniture Mart 10 06 04 0 600 25
Realty World Sidney 08 04 02 2 625 25
Knights of Pythias 11 05 04 2 545 3
Flint Automotive 12 06 06 0 500 3.5
Victoria Auto Trans. 10 04 05 1 450 4
N.S.V.ED. 10 02 07 1 250 6.0
Aubreys Mac Tools 10 01 09 0 -100 75

Midget Warriors fake first loss
with a close 11-10 final score

The good times came to a grind-
ing halt with two defeats for the
previously-unbeaten Peninsula
Warriors Midget “B” lacrosse
team.

Playing at Juan de Fuca May 5,
the Warriors slipped to their first
defeat of the season on an 11-10
scoreline after a poor defensive
game.

The offence was still on their
game with a hat-trick from Mark
Wildy, two apiece for Clayton
Mitchell and Paul Reese and one
goal each for Brian Tulloch, Dean
Reeve and Colin Stevenson.

Hoping to bounce back in a
home match against the “A2’

Tima Zahar

TODAY'S |
REAL
ESTATE

ranked Saanich Midgets, Peninsula
Warriors outplayed their rivals for
much of the game but found
Saanich’s hot goaltender an obsta-
cle too many.

Clayton Mitchell with three
goals, Paul Reese with two and
Paul Tulloch with three assists

turned in strong performances to

keep the Warriors in the game
right down to the wire.

Tom Kinnear and Leslie Tom
also got on the scoresheet and,
despite losing out in the last few
minutes, the Warriors still showed
enough form to suggest that with

tighter defence, they'll be a force

throughout the season.

Agione Davidsen

SELLING TOOLS THAT GET ACTION

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doesn’t seem to be marketing your home the same way you
did. While you had classified ads every weekend, she’s only
advertised twice all month. At the same time, however, you
do notice there is a lot more activity than you were able to

generate on your own.

When your home is being marketed professionally, your
Realtor will have many powerful selling tools not available to
“By Owners”. We have national and worldwide referral
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have other homes similar to yours, and every time we
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who will buy your home. Finally, we work cooperatively with
other area brokers, sharing information and selling each
other’s listings. This way, when you list with one broker, it
gives you access to hundreds of agents’ buyer backlog lists.
We use all of these tools to market our listings aggressively —

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For solid advice on all real estate transactions, call upon us,
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N. Saanich runners track gold

The Grade 7 girls from North
Saanich Middle School won their
4 X 100-m relay in the All-School
Relays at Centennial Stadium on
Thursday.

Samantha Milne, Eryn Ward,
Becky Herbert and Carly Hal-
penny faced stiff opposition as
they hung on for gold in the
finishing straight.

In the 100-m sprint, Michael
Stuetzel and Eryn Ward took first
and second place respectively,
with David Warren and Carly Hal-
penny taking fourth and fifth
places.

Grade 6 North Saanich student
Matthew Baker held a comfortable
Jead throughout to win the 800-m
while Luc Beyers won his heat and
finished a creditable fifth.

The Grade 7 boys 4 X 100-m

relay team of Stuetzel, Warren,
Keith Shade and Darryl Chong
advanced through the heats and
placed fourth in their final.
Grade 8 students are competing
in the Vancouver Island Junior
Secondary School Championships

meet in Courtenay on Thursday.

Ben Nelson competes in the
shot putt, Carly Halpenny in the
high jump and Paul Friedmeyer in
the 1,500-m.

Hoping to emulate the Grade 7
girls’ success in the relay, this time
in the 4 X 400-m, is the team of
Jens Jakobsen, Cam Inouye, Craig
Evans and Paul Friedmeyer.

On June 5, North Saanich will
have their last meet of the season
against Royal Oak and Mount
Newton in the Middle School
Track Meet at Parkland.

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