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SOCCER TEAM SQUEAKS BY OLYMPICS

The Douglas College soccer team
defeated Olympics soccer club by a
score of 2-1 in an exciting match play-
ed At Hume Park on Sunday. The score
was tied at 1-1 at the half with both
teams missing numerous scoring oppor-
tunities and with both goalies pulling
off some brilliant saves.

Play in the second hai was as
exciting as the first half with neither
team letting up and play swinging from
one end of the field to the other. In
the dying minutes of the game John
Savoie scored the winner for Douglas.
The other Douglas goal was scored by
Dan Scholfield.

This was the last game for Douglas
before they travel down to Eugene,
Oregon on the weekend to compete in the
University of Oregon Duck-Beaver
Tournament. The team is looking great
and stand a chance to do well. They
play the University of Idaho in the
first round.

The soccer team will be accompan-
ied by the Douglas College rugby team
who will be playing two matches in
Eugene against Eugene Rugby Club and
Corn Valley Rugby Club.

GERT VAN NIEKERK