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October 17, 1979

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CLEARING FROM PEGASUS end, defender John McGrane, who tolls on the back line for the Los Angeles Aztecs

during the summer months,

teams played to a 1-1 draw.

Cap Blues destroy opponents

boots the ball past
(Ellsworth Dickson photo)

In Rugby and Soccer

Capilano College .
Blues Rugby team out-
hustled Vancouver:
Community College
Falcons to the tune of |

31-9 in a Totem
Athletic Conference
league encounter

played at the Langara
campus on Sunday.

The Blucs controlled both
the line-outs and the scrums
and demonstrated superior
speed on the Joose rucks in
posting a 17-6 half-time lead
on the strength of two trys by
Leo Pascuzzi and one by Ian
Stewart. Stewart also kicked
a convert while Marc
Brockington added a penalty
goal. In the second half,
Bruce Jackson and Graham

York scored trys while lan
Stewart added his second try
_and convert of the game to

‘. yound out the scoring.

Despite the victory, the
Blues have yet to get their
game completely together.
Coach Bob Bagshaw praised
his forwards for turning in
their best performance of
the season, but noted that his
backs played well below
their capabilitics in the gamc
against the Falcons. Next
weckend the Blues will need
it all going for them when
they take on the powerful
B.C.1L:T. Cougars at B.C.1.T.
on Sunday at 1:00 p.m.

The Cariboo College
Chiefs from Kamloops.
meanwhile, have been
finding Capilano College a
less than hospitable place to

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visit on their recent ex-
cursions to the coast.

Last weekend the Rugby
Blues blitzed the Chiefs,
shutting them out in both
ends of a double-header.
This weckend, it was the
Soccer Blues who sent their
Cariboo College counter-
parts back to the interior city
sporting a pair of goose eggs
on their end of the
scoreboard, and un-
doubicdly feeling more than
a little shell-shocked.

On Saturday the Blues
hammered the Chiefs 9-0,

then dumped them un-
ceremoniously again on
Sunday by an 8-0 count.

Scoring for the Blues in
Saturday's contest was Terry
Charles with three goals,

SFU attackers in the dark shirts at Kinsmen on Sunday where the two

Victor Coblenz and Nigel
Williams with two goals
each, and Ken Charles and
Jamie Ellis with one apiece.
On Sunday, Jamie Ellis
turned in a four goal per-
formance, Terry Charles
netted two, and Mark
Hustwaite and Nigel
Williams netted one cach for
Capilano College.

Following the two-game
set, Cariboo College coach
Pat O'Brian said his team is
“not that bad a side,” but in
his opinion, the Blues are the
best college soccer team he
has seen in his seven years in
the Totem Conference.

The Blues see action next
weekend when they travel to
Castlegar for a two-game sct
with the hometown Selkirk
College Saints.

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