Friday, September 18, 1998 — North Shore News - 13

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THE Carson Graham- the 12th annual Buchanan Bow! 156 yards rushing on 12 carries.

oya S$ S e e Handsworth football rival- Kickoff is ay pm. The juniors ; panen leads rhe pes serics
iy oH by square off at 10:30 a.m. with seven wins while Handsworth

CYCLING... Last’ October ry t tox 1998 will te played The Rovals and their head coach has tour.

Larry Zimich was involved in out tomorrow at Kinsmen Joe Bell will be looking to avenge a The Buchanan Bow! is plaved in

a nasty accident on the Lions r Field. 34.6 thrashing Jat season at the honor of former Carson vice-princi-
Gate Bridge, when a con The two North Vancewser hivh claws of the Eagles. Carson senior — pal fim Buchanan. His son John is
frentation with ovo bridge scheal senior teams butt heamets in Paris Jackson led the Eagles with the Eagles’ head coach.

workers resulted in’ Zimich -

falling off his bike and onto

the road deck.

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time ot one hour, EL minutes
and 22) seconds. Lynn ve
Valley’s John Albert was sce- a oO ; ; : '. ORGANIKA
ond with atime of 1:32.37. j : iz : : To EF
The overall men’s title and
Pacitic Championship trophy
went to 1993 winner Scott
Goguen. His combined time
of 1:05.32 was the best of the
weekend.
The two-race — format
included a 12.2-km race from
the Seymour Provincial Park
gate to the summit on
Saturday, and a 11.6-km road
ride up Cypress Mountain on
Sunday.
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DINNER ROAST... Tickets aa Wi Seep bat pean
are still available for the Larry fe Wind: own
Brown dinner roast at
Sevcove Secondary school.

Friends and co-workers of
the former Seycove principal

~ are holding the evening of
fun in honour of Brown and
his 11 years of dedicated ser-
vice in the community and
schooi.

Tickets are $30 each with ©
proceeds going towards the
Larry Brown Scholarship
fund. Tickets are available at
the school office (929-5411).

LAWN BOWLING... First
year bowlers Steve Koonts
. and Vanessa Siu placed sec-
ond at a recent junior tourna-
ment in Victoria. : ; ;
The Nerth Vancouver pair |: > apsules | VITAMIN
won four straight games en ff : -& E-800
route to the final before bow-
ing-out 11-9 ta a more expe-
rienced team.
Norih Van's Stacey Riches
and Vincent Siu teamed fora -
fourth place finish, and also
‘picked up a sportsmanship
award.
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RUGBY... North — Shore
Capilano Rugby Club kicks
off the official opening of the
1998-99 season tomorrow at
Klahanie Field.
A day long schedule of
games is set, with the premier
side raking on the Meralomas
elite squad at 2:30 p.m.
It has been a busy summer
for many Cap j players, many
of whom + epresented the
province and Canada at vari-
ous international events, As
always, club executives expect
great things from their 10
club reams.
The club has been the best . ee. , , ; ;
B.C club for che past six q : a ‘cap oe -
straight years. ‘4 ; ; ; Pi 2 wos gue
The club is looking for ; ore [ss . ane
new plavers, with men’s 18- : 5 :
and-over sides — practising
Tuesday and = Thursday
evenings beginning, at 6:30
p.m, The under-18s and
over-40s hit the practice field
. Wednesdays ar 7:30 p.m,
and the’ women trai on
Monday night.
For more information call :
the Capilano rugby hotline at RT Qos

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