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The Douglas College Rugby Team
continued their incredible string of
victories with a sparkling 34-6 victory
over Simon Fraser University Clansmen
on Sunday.

This was by far the teams best
performance this year as they dominated
the line outs, set scrums and loose rucks.
They played good open rugby and it was a
delight to watch them throwing the ball

‘around, totally confusing the opposition.

Douglas went ahead 4-0 when
PHIL SHARPE picked the ball up from the
base of the scrum and passed out to
JOEL SCHMIDT who crashed in for a try
(touchdown). BRIAN MCADAM made it 7-0
for Douglas with a penalty goal, and then
GEORGE BOON with a determined run scored
under the posts to make the score 11-0.
MCADAM converted, 13-0. Then BURT KIRBY,
with a dazzling solo effort from 40 yards
out, broke 3 tackles to score. MCADAM
converted and the score was 19-0.
RICH COOK, who had an outstanding game,
was the next to score. Another fine con-
version by MCADAM made the score 25-0 in
favour of Douglas. Just before the half
a converted try by S.F.U. made the score
25-6.

In the second half a well executed
double reverse by DAVE JAGGER sent
BILL MOSDELL flying away. He flipped
the ball out to RICK COOK who outpaced
his opposing number to score. MCADAM

converted making the score 31-6. Just
before the end MCADAM kicked another
penalty goal making the final tally
34-6 in favour of Douglas. The team is
now unbeaten in 18 straight games.

G. VAN NIEKERK

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The Douglas College Soccer Team pre-
paring for their trip to the University
of Oregon Tournament, put in e fine per-
formance to tie Totem champions Vancouver
City College 2-2 last Thursday.

The team in general is looking far
stronger than in the Fall semester, and
with two or three more games in the
next 2 weeks should hit their peak and
be strong contenders to win the ‘tourna~
ment. Goal scorers for Douglas were
FRANK DUNHAM and GINNO NONNI.

G. VAN NIEKERK

 

 

There are jumper cables at
the switchboard at each campus
and there will also be a charge-
up batteries available.

These will be available to
faculty, staff and students.