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the Chicago Cubs, met the media away with my manager, the coaches, together by one overwhelming Douglas College, Fraser, ‘He's got a future, Penprat Dy ones erat bh cu i gs? f
and then his manager Thursday. the players,”’ said Bell, the Toronto | force. : The. wins moved the Saints to Pa a BE ae Noe hiek We cals alts Hy 4 ah HH ral! g: Ee
“It was a real good talk,"’ Blue Jays’ temperamental all-time Those elements include a host —_13-5 and into a tie for third place Lake, 18, says that ture three-and-a-half, afi litt “Hae
manager Don Zimmer said later. leader in home runs and RBIs who of talented role players like team overall in the 10-team men’s include university — he's been by national paper ~ vi
“I’ve never seen him and I was now has a three-year $9.8 million leaders Theo Frim!l and Scott league of the B.C. Colleges talking to several. But what he’d said Lake’s got pecdbsermge
looking forward to talking to him.”’ contract with the Cubs. Podvelnikoff. There’s also in- Athletic Association. really like is a chance to play for player needs to overcome any
players like Shane physical disadvantages.
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Then there’s Tad Lake, the “at he’s trying to do is his job. :
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COST: ane eee power. ‘ play on the national team, but
Such a force is Lake, he makes a right now his job is to be the for-
other players in the league cringe, x ce behind the Saints drive for a
says the rookie coach. who ~ third straight provincial title.
Come in and see our molded this collection of elemen- 3 “+I just hope to keep the team
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Kook Gerry Fraser. against BCIT while Douglas
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