RUGBY TEAM _ DEFEATS CAPILANO -
REMAINS UNDEFEATED THIS YEAR.

The Douglas College Rugby Team chalked
up another victory over the weekend de-
feating Capilano College by a score of
14 - O at Hume Park on Sunday. By so doing
the Rugby Team remains undefeated this year

in 14 encounters.

Playing into the wind in the first
half Douglas led by a score of 4-0 at
the half as Capilano managed to contain
chem by tackling well and holding the
1pper hand in the loose rucks. Douglas!
»0ints in the first half came from an ex-
vellent effort by Mark Andrews who liter-

illy ran over his opposite number to score

m the corner.

In the second half Douglas completely
lominated play as Capilano were only able
-O penetrate into Douglas territory twice.
vespite this, Douglas only scored 10 points
m the second half as play after play broke
own through bad passing. Scores in the
econd half were streaking PAT PONTI and
kip DAVE JAGGER with touchdowns , and BRIAN
acADAM with a conversion. Forwards BERT
IRBY, JOEL SCHMIDT, PHIL SHARPE, BRUCE
LWAY, GORD RIDGEWELL and JOHN ZURECKI were

ice again outstanding for Douglas.

G. VAN NIEKERK.

 

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RECENT
Douglas College Library
BIBLIOGRAPEIES

Available for use at your campus
‘library's Reference Desk: bibli-
ographies produced by the library
staff since last Fall:-—

Adolescence: '
Feb. 1974

A Bibliography.

Child Care and Day Care:

 

A Bibliography. Oct. 1973
Computers in Business:
A Bibliography. Feb. 1974

Fire Science Bibliography.
Get. 1973

Coming soon!: A bibliography of
basic materials in the health sciences
with emphasis on nursing.

Ceorge hoble,
Assistant Librarian,
Reference and
Bibliographic Control]