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RUGSY TEAM WINS IN
OREGON

The Douglas College Rugby Team in-
creased their unbeaten streak to 19 games
with a 16 - 4 victory over Eugene Rugby
Club over the weekend.

This was an extremely hard fought,
and at times dirty game, as the Americans
at times still imaginve themselves to be
playing football and not rugby and resort
to blocking, straight arm tackles, and
other football tactics. As it was, Douglas
played good orthodox rugby and the final
outcome of the game was never in any doubt.
The Eugene team was considerably older and
heavier than Douglas, but the latter just
out hurtled them and confused them with
well placed kicks and by throwing the ball

Scorers for Douglas were DAVE JAGGER
with a touchdown and conversion,
GORDON RIDGEWELL and JOEL SCHMIDT with
touchdowns and BURT KIRBY with a conversion.

 

 

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