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On July 15th, the Watson Lake Ladies and
Mens teams arrived in Cassiar to play two
-qames each aqainst the home teams. The Cass:
-~iar women lost against Watson, but -the men
won both their qames. It sure was good

times for all.
The Royals won 10-9 aqainst the Expos in

the final play-off. Shortly after, the two
teams celebrated, and the play-off trophy wast
presented to the captain of the Royals. A

‘twell desired vote of thanks was qiven to
Randy Aubie for his orqanization of the
senior bal] teams in Cassiar. The fellows
really appreciated your help Randy:

A Cassiar team travelled to Whitehorse tol!
challenge the Yukon champs. The first game
ended in a score of 4-1 for Whitehorse. A
second qame started but was called because
of darkness.

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Trophy Presentation was made
Vice-President of the Community Club.

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