B6 - Wednesday, September 12, 1984 - North Shore News

TOUCH FOOTBALL ACTION |
Claws claw Panthers

A NEW power may _ be
emerging in the North Van
Recreational Touch Footbal
League. The Bearded Clams
steam rolled over the hapless
Panthers 36-0 in league play
on the weekend.
Quarterback Jim Cameron
threw two touchdowns to

Soccer
games
begin

Friday

From Page B1

tle University not allowing
their team to play against
two year institutions, the
school defaulted to Blues
who are now preparing to
host their own tournament
Starting Friday.

With teams from British
Columbia, Washington,
Oregon and California all
taking part it can be said
that it does mean the com-
plete Pacific Coast.

The soccer tournament
sponsored and hosted by
Capilano College should be
one of the better ones in the
area with many regional and
national champions par-
ticipating.

Leading the list is
Malaspina from Nanaimo,
the top college team in the
country along with the host
Blues, third best in the na-
tion last season.

The tournament gets
under way Friday at noonn
with Stellacoom College of
Tacoma taking on the Nor-
thern California champions
from Foothills College in
Los Altos, California That
game will be played = § at
Kirkstone Park

Over at Inter River, also
at noon Friday, Malaspina
takes on Bellevue,
Washington State runners
up, while also at Inter River,
on the other field, Santa
Rosa, the runners up in Nor-
thern California take on
Skagit Valley.

The other noon game at

pitano. College features
the host Blues taking on
Lane College of Oregon.

With little rest, the teams
squarc up again Friday
afternoon starting at four
p.m. when winners take on
winners and losers go against
their counterparts.

These games will be
played at Kirstone, Inter
River, both fields, and Cap
C ollege.

Quarter finals are sched-
uled for Saturday at ii am
at Inter River and the Col-
lege All preliminary round
games and quarter finals are
35 minute halves.

The semi-finals will be
played Saturday at 3 pm
again at Inter River and the
college with 40° minute
halves

On Sunday there are
games at 10 am for deter
mining finishing positions
other than first and second
at Inter River and Cap with
the Championship game go
ing at the college ficld at 42
noon on Sunday.

Matt Skip on the way to the
aqigms second = successive
shbtont.

The Bifference surprised
the Old Forts 20-18, beating
them for the first time in
three years.

Deep Cove Demolition car-
ried on their winning ways,
taking the SOB’s 26-6.

Outlaws carried on their
scrambling ways, fighting
their way back from 13-0 to
force overtime against the
B-52’s. The Outlaws scored
two unanswered
touchdowns, winning 26-13.

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