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Oirlt 13-14, 400 metret:
  Greene, 2. Wilde; 3. Gina Ma-jore, Abbotsford Time 48 6.
  Boys 13-14, 600 metres: I.
Drew Staniland, Prince George;
  2 Todd Fournier, Maple Ridge 3. Bruce Penner, Kamloops. Time 1:14 6
  Girls 73-2 4, 600 metres: I. Carol Dennison, Prince George; 2 Debbie Greens, Surrey; 3. Gina Maiore, Abbotsford. Time 1:19 9 Boys 15-16, 200 metres: 1 Nootebos, 2. Rod Uhll, Kimberley,
  3 Vaughn-Thomas.
   Boys 15-16, 400 metre*: 1. Owen Vaughn-Thomas, Abbotsford, 2 Ken Nootebos, Surrey; 3. Mitchell McGowon, Victoria Time 48.5.
    Girl* 15-16, 400 metres: 1. Jillian Fuller, Abbotsford; 2. Jennifer Stiedo, Coquitlam; 3. Stacy Blyth, Victoria. Time 51.7 Boys 15-16, 600 metres: 1. Vaughn-Thomas, 2. Nootebos;
  3 McGowan. Time 1:08 8
    Girls 15-16, 600 metres: 1 Blyth; 2 Fuller; 3 Stieda.
    Men 17 and over. 200 metres:
  1 Kirkwood; 2. Tobe, 3. Ratcliff.
    Men 17 and over, 400 metres:
  1. Kyle Kirkwood, Burnaby; 2. David Tobe, Burnaby; 3. Bruce Ratcliff, Abbotsford. Time 48 4 Men 17 and over, 800 metres:
  1. Kirkwood; 2. Ratcliff; 3. Tobe. Time 1:34.3.
   Women 17 and over, 400 metres: 1. Kim Broin, Mission- 2. Kathy Baker, Prince George; ^3. Mary Kingcott, Victoria. Time 54 9
   Women 17 and over, 800 metres: 1. Bram; 2. Anne Thobo-Carlsen, Vancouver; 3 Evelyn Glenn, Aldergrove. Time 1:48 7.
    Men 35 and over, 200 metres:
 1. lemmen; 2 Zoyetz; 3 George Fuller, Abbotsford.
   Women 35 and over, 200 metres: I. Cameron; 2. Burnell; 3 Rosberg
  Men 35 ond over, 400 metres:
  1.	Rick Lemmen, Maple Ridge;
  2.	Mickey Zoyetz, Kamloops; 3 Peter Blokker, Prince George Time 50.8.
  Men 35 and ever, 800 metres: 1. Lemmen, 2. Zoyetz, 3. Alan Morshall, Prince George Time 1:43.6
   Women 35 and over, 400 metre*: 1 Rosalind Burnell, Kamloops; 2. June Cameron. Prince George; 3 Doreen Rosberg, Cranbrook. Time 59.0.
   Women 35 and over, 800 metres: 1. Burnell; 2. Cameron, 3 Rosberg Time 1:55.6
    Mixed relay, 1, 500 metre*: 1.
  Brian Tabe, David Tobe, Kyle Kirkwood, Claudio Arato, 2. Drew Staniland, Corol Dennison, Robert Dennison, Alon Marsholl; 3 Owen Voughn-Thomos, Kim Broin, Ken Nootebos Debbie Greene. Time 3:07.5 (tie for second).
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SUNDAY
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 PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. (CP) — Results Sunday at the B C. Winter Gomes:
BADMINTON
   Team: 1 Voncouver-Squom-ish, 2. Thompson-Okonagan; 3. Kootenay.
SQUASH
   Mens A-B: 1. David Cox. Vancouver; 2. Tony Hardy, Victoria; 3 Dave Adams, West Vancouver.
   Mens C: 1. Lou Verticchio, Prince George; 2. Alastoir Blond, Victoria; 3. Ed McCorkell, Vancouver.
   Mens D: 1. Alf Davey, Kelowna, 2. Ron Lind, Prince George; 3. Jim Gordon, Comox.
   Wo mens A-B: 1. Lyn Bain-bridge, Oliver; 2. Sandy Dre-ver; Victoria; 3. Sue Wastie, Vancouver.
   Women* C-D: 1. Lindo Wer-becky. Prince George; 2. Paula Weisbeck, Kelowna; 3. Anne Rippon, Vancouver
   Team: 1 Okanagan, 2. Vancouver Island; 3 Cariboo-Northeast.
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BASKETBALL
  Men: 1. Delta-Burnaby. 2 Vancouver; 3. Kelowna.
        BOWLING Men's Team: 1. Richmond; 2. Terrace; 3. Courtenay. Total 7,-261
  Women'* Team: 1. Prince George; 2. Burnaby; 3. Prince Rupert. Totol 6,933
RACQUETBALL Boys 14 ond under: 1 Robbie Katz. Vancouver, 2. Bob Zimmerman, Vernon, 3. Paul Beau-chesne, White Rock.
   Boys 16 ond under: 1. Craig Wilson, Vancouver; 2. Scott Ferguson, Kelowna. 3. Rob March, Richmond
   Girls 16 ond under: 1. Romany Runnals. Kelowna; 2. Sheleey Martin, Montrose; 3. Cory Heavener. Victoria.
 Castlegar’s goaltender prepares to rob an opponent, helping his team capture broomball bronze medal.
          KARATE
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   Men's A: 1. Yas Yamamoto. Vancouver; 2. Brian DeMas-ters, Kelowna; 3. Chris Toneda, Kelowna Points 73.0
   Women's A: 1. Luba Baron, Kitimat, 2. Wendy Fong, Vancouver; 3. Janet Corrigan, Trail. Points 72.5 Team: 1. Pauline Klie, Baron, Kevin Mellor, Kitimat; 2. Corrigan, Maurice Doucet. Montrose, Don McLachlan, Trail; 3. Yamamoto, Fong, Kaz Nihongi, Vancouver. Points 35.9
           Kumite Men's A: 1. Nihongi; 2. Chris Teneda. Kelowna, 3. Phil Dar-byshi'e, North Vancouver.
   Women'* A: Baron; 2. Jea-nanne Duncan, Prince Rupert; 3. Klie.
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BROOMBALL
   1. Vancouver; 2. Dowson Creek; 3 Costlegar
TABLE TENNIS
    Men’s doubles: 1. Willi Weil-meier. Dale Mcllmoyle. Prince George; 2. William Cheung. Trail, Heinz Sittig, Fruitvale; 3. Jun Fermill. Joe Soproni, Prince Rupert.
   Women'* doubles: 1 Barbara Scott, Kim Christensen, Victoria; 2. Moe Bickley. Bonnie Hutchinson, Prince Rupert; - 3. Brenda Hendrickson, Burnaby, Karen Breckenbach, Port Coquitlam.
   Mixed doubles: 1. Paul Albrecht, Port Coquitlam, Margo-ret Honsen, Surrey; 2. Victor Walsh, Burnaby, Edna Goodwin. Richmond; 3 Peter Lucik, Victoria, Ann Jonkman, Port Alberni.
    Mens singles: 1. Steve Peers, Nanaimo; 2. Sitting, 3. Albrecht.
   Women tingles: 1. Hendrickson,^. Christensen; 3. Bickley.
         CURLING Junior Men: 1. Fred Van de Perre. Coquitlam; 2. Dale Gor-raway, Victoria; 3. Gordon Pratt, Smithers.
 Women: 1. Lindo Moore, North Vancouver; 2. Mavis Gordon, Burnoby; 3. Elsie Street, Coquitlam.
RACQUETBALL Boys 18 and under: 1. Rob
 Wilson, Vancouver; 2. Mike Bulatovich, Kelowna; 3. Dave Lancelot, Prince George.
  Girls 18 and under: 1. Vicky Brown, North Vancouver; 2. Jenny Wilson, New Westminster, 3. Teresa Mallette, Trail.
FENCING Men's foil: 1. Bob Noble, Victoria; 2. Dan Osualdini, Vancouver; 3. Kerry Anderson, Vancouver. ;
   Mens foil team: 1. Vancouver Island-Central Coast; 2. Thompson-Okonagan; 3. Vancouver-Squamish.
  Women'* foil: 1. Cheryl Porker, Delta; 2. Claudette Lo-mont, Kelowna; 3. Heather MacDougoll, Victoria
   Women'* foil team: 1. Fraser Volley; 2. Thompson-Okanogan; 3. Vancouver Island-Central Coast.
        WATER POLO Men: 1. Simon Fraser University; 2. University of B.C.; 3. Terrace.
   Women: 1. Terrace; 2. Burnaby; 3.Prince George.
         HOCKEY Boys: 1. North Shore Winter Club; 2. New Westminster; 3. White Rock.
   Girls: 1. North Vancouver; 2. Victoria; 3. Coquitlam.
        VOLLEYBALL Boys: 1. Victorio; 2. Central Okanagan; 3. Whalley.
  » Girls: I. Victoria; 2. Vernon; 3. New Westminster.
 Peter Shorter from the Fraser River-Delta zone listens to advice from coach after first round of 112-pound bout against eventual gold medal winner Emery Ma of Cranbrook.