| November 30, 1994

On the bird

Royals take 2nd place in 2nd tourney
by Ken Spittel

The first tournament of the badminton season was held Nov. 12 at Capilano
College. With unexpected competition from teams like BCIT and Capilano,
Douglas placed fourth over all. Individually, Tosca Lueks placed 1st in women’s
singles. Kevin Legge, a rookie this year, finished 2nd in men’s singles.

On November 19th, the Royals played their second tournament at BCIT.
Lots of hard work paid off as they placed second overall.

“We did a lot of training inbetween tournaments,” stated Dak Ban, the As-
sistant Coach.

“T think it is important not to anticipate your opponent and be ready for
anything.” Coach Peter Chen said to me while at the last tournament.

The philosophy paid off.

Douglas
Badminton
rookie Kevin
Legge doesn't
turn his back on
his teammates.
Legge finished
second in men's
singles at the
Nov 12 Cap
College tourney.

 

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well, has missed four Maple Leaf games since then, citing
“an unbearable emptiness and total despair” since the
incident.

Gino Odjick has announced his retirement from
soccer, saying he just doesn’t have the
passion in him anymore. “I miss the
White Caps,” said the obvi-
ously confused Canuck, cur-

rently serving a thirty-game
suspension for spearing a
referee. “Yeah, those were
the good old days,whien the
Cosmos.andthe Caps would
shake it down. - eee Om he

I know you’re excited... I know you want it...
here it is: The OP Hockey Pool Update!

First of all, we’d like to congratulate Douglas Col-
lege student Megin Alvarez for winning the second
Hockey Pool Prize Package. Megin will
receive a gift certificate from Black
Dog Billiards for free pool and
lattés, dinner for two at the
Spaghetti Factory, a copy of
Gordie, the new Gordie
Howe biography courtesy of
Douglas & Maclntyre, a
Rolling Stone t-shirt and CD
single from Virgin Records, as
well as CDs from Material Issue,
One, and Sara Craig. Congrats, ini
Now, on with the hockey news..

  
  
  
   
  
 
 

 

  
  
   

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George W. Filibuster, a 1 specialise in ports medicine
and Lemieux’s personal physician, held a press con-
ference on Monday to make the declaration. “No hu-
man being could have this much wrong with them and
perform like he does,” surmised Filibuster. “The av-
erage human would be ‘unable to drool with all of these
ilments, yet Mario-just.keeps on'ticking. I think he’s
ort of alien invader, myself.” NHL consultant
aye agrees, saying it’s been known by officials
Pittsburgh’ s first Stanley:Cup win
ears ago; Kaye ‘Says that slow motion replays
emieux using some sort of heat vision to melt
nderneath opposing players” feet, and occasion-
ausing at the bench to eat small rodents whole.
eux was unavailable for comment, and is ru-
ed to be vacationing at his summer home on Mars.
Okay, have a good Non-Religiously-Associated-
mmercial-Gift-Giving-Holiday, and we’ll see you
‘athe new year!

    
    
  
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
   
 

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New York Ranger Brian Leetch has bee
for nine games by the league for a Novembe:
tion with Toronto Maple Leaf Nikoli Bore’
in the second period, Leetch flagrantly called B
“a stupid dork.” NHL Vice-president Bri
nounced the attack, calling for “an end to
abuse. It gives the players, the league, an
a bad rep. Besides, Nikoli’s a sensitive ki
apologized to Borchevsky and admits tha
who should share and play better with others. Borchevs yo