Rugby Union: Canada beat Hong Kong 57-9

Sunday 07 July 1996 18:02 EDT

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Rugby Union

Canada beat Hong Kong 57-9 in Vancouver to win the Pacific Rim Series championship with one game to play. It was the most points the national team had ever scored. The Canadians ran in seven tries with Bob Ross producing a virtuoso kicking performance, adding 22 points with four penalties and five conversions.

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