20 - Wednesday, June 26, 1985 - North Shore News

CAPILANO JUNIOR PONY CAN PONY °R" LEAGUE tournament play

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Bravo's
cooks
Kensington

BRAVO'S intermediate
Peewees topped a division-
winning 1988 North Shore
Softball Association (NSSA)
season with a triumph in the
Lower Mainland softball
tournament.

The under 14 boys squad
played Kensington Wildcats
at Vancouver's South
Memorial Park, June 21 and
22.

Two games were played in
the tournament with the win
going to the team with the
most overall runs in the two
games,

The first game ended in a
14-14 tie, but Bravo’s came
on in the second game to
whip the Wildcats 16-11.

Bravo's will now travel to
the intermediate peewee
finals to be held July 13 and
14 in either Campbell River
or Whiterock.

NSSA finals will be played
June 29 at Loutet Park in
North Vancouver.

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