FLAS Hit

Douglas College Golf Team
consisting of:

Gordon Mink
Fred Kato
Bob Hobbs
Lee Swope

won the Totem Conference Trophy.

Details and pictures to follow
next week.

Coach - W. Gibbons

BATTERY BOOSTER CABLES
A pair of battery booster

cables are held at the Administration
Office at Surrey and New Westminster

campuses.

 

 

 

  
  
 
 
 
 
 
   
  
 
   
    

MAD HATTER 12

RUGBY TEAM MAINTAINS UNBEATEN RECORD

 

The Douglas College rugby team maintained its
perfect record by defeating Simon Fraser University
Clansmen 12 - 0 in an exciting match at Hume Park m
Sunday. By so doing the Douglas XV remains at the
too of the league standings with 4 wins and no losses,
and to date have not had a single point scored
against them in league play.

The whole game was played at a furious pace with
both teams tackling ferociously. There was no score
at the half although Douglas enjoyed somewhat of a
territorial advantage.

In the second half Ken Lorenz put in a blazing
run from midfield, and timed a perfect pass to
George Boon who went streaking in to score. McAdam
converted to give Douglas a 6 - 0 lead. Later in
the half Dave Jagger set rookie Bert Kirby up with
another well-timed pass and Kirby barged in for
Douglas' second touchdown. McAdam converted again to
clinch the match for Douglas.

SOCCER TEAM TOPS SELKIRK

 

The Douglas College soccer team had little trou-
ble defeating Selkirk College twice over the week-
end.

Qn Saturday Douglas had things pretty much its
own way passing the ball around beautifully and
practically running circles around the Selkirk
players. As a result Douglas won this match quite
handily 6 - 2.

Qn Sunday Douglas fielded its second string
team against Selkirk and although Douglas won this
game only 2 - 1 the final outcome of the game was
never really in doubt as Douglas mc again

Goal scorers for Douglas om Saturday were
Dan Scholfield with 2, John Savoie with 3 and Jim
Coplin with 1. On Sunday Douglas goals were scored
by Des Wilsom (with a scintillating header) and Jim
Greenwood.

Gert Van Niekerk