B4-Wednesday, October 1, 1980 - North Shore News

Cap College Rugby Blues
will host Okanagan College
on Saturday, October 4 at
Carson-Graham in the first

until the second half when

size began to take its toll.
The clase decision gives

coaches encouragement for

rst test for Blues

College rugby aims for Evrope

A number of fund-raising
events have been planned
towards the European tour
including an upcoming T-

POTENTIAL CHAMPIONS of 1 tomorrow, these youngsters took their group lesson

sexiously from Raymond Naismith, their professional instructor, when the winter
skating season of the North Vancouver Skating Club started last week at the Karen
Mageussen Arena. Registration for the beginners’ classes is still being accepted.

Nats undefeated

Rovers hold first

North Shore Nationals
served notice that they are

-West Van Rovers con-
stinued their winning ways
with a 3-2 victory over New
West Luckies at Ambleside
in division two action.

The win leaves Rovers at

big win after three games. the top of the tables with
Nat thumped Alamania B_ some big games coming up.
5-0 at Eldon Park on Sunday

behind the two goal per-
formance of Randy Ken-
nedy.

Singles went to Steve
Watkins, Tim Williams, and
Peter Coley, a new arrival
fresh out of juvenile ranks.

The only dark cloud on
the day was the broken leg
suffered by Ross MacPhail.

Last week Nationals
downed Dutch Lions 41
after their opening |-1 draw
against Richmond Olympics

John Nanson collected the
hat trick for Rovers scoring
two in the first half, then
picking up a mis-play by the
unlucky Luckies keeper in
the second half to complete
the scoring.

New West scored on a ‘
penalty shot, then again in
injury time. On Sunday,
Rovers will take on Rich-
mond Canadians at Am-
bleside, 2 p.m.

Ref school
correction

The soccer referee's clinic
presently underway at the
Legion Hall at 15th and
Lonsdale will meet tonight,
October 1 and Thursday

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Blues will be looking for a
big season before _ their
European tour planned for
the spring of 1981. The local
college will go into the game
two players short following
injuries to veteran Brian
Smith and John Phillip
Perrin in an 12-8 exhibition
loss to UBC recently.

Perrin has a_ fractured
collarbone while Smith re-
injured a hamstring.

The college came up with
a big game against the larger
UBC squad and led the game

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