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following colleges in ‘the U.S.A.

_nterested in discussing exchanges
__@ Canadian colleges for Sept. 1, '77:
Brevard Comm. Col., Cocoa, Florida
Bunker Hill Comm. Col.,

Mass.
Charles County Comm. Col., Maryland
Delaware ‘Tech.
Florida Jr. Col., Jacksonville
Greenville Tech. Col., South Carolina,

Anyone interested should contact me as

soon as possible.
Barry Leach
Coquitlam campus
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Sports

WOMENS RUGGER AT DOUGLAS

 

A womens rugby team was established at
Douglas College this year by Messrs. Burt Kirby,
Mark Andrews and Mark Ovenden. The women have
been practicing at Queens Park on Saturdays for
some sixteen weeks now, and on Sunday, Feburary
13th, played their first full game of rugger.
The game was coed, each team being comprised of
approximately eight women and seven men. A

ted, considering the women are new to the game,
and a good time was had by all (including the
fans!).

The women are now planning to enter their
team
tournament on April 16th and 17th. In the in-
terim, they plan to play games against local
sides including U.B.C. and Port Coquitlam.

The only other time Douglas had a womens
rugger team was in 1974 when the Douglas girls
defeated their rivals from Capilano College by a
score of 36-0.

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8 full control throughout and emerged with an
R easy 24-6 victory.

R with his boot on 2 converts and 4 field goals.
§ Touchdowns for Douglas were scored by Steve

8 Holmes and Gary Cherwaty, both of whom once again
§ turned in solid performances.
R had an excellent game’ while Veteran Dave Walker,
R affectionately known as Man Mountain, did a fine
R job leading the forwards.

4 missed George Boon and Burt Kirby, both of whom
Rare injured,
8 16-6 to Langley.
s first 15 minutes of the game’as Langley "burnt'!
A the home team for a quick 16 points.
H Douglas did rally for the rest of the game, they
h just could not make up the deficit.
H points came from 2 field goals by Dave Jagger.
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in the women's division of the Santa Barbara $

Douglas 76 - B.C, desta 72
Douglas 87 - Capilano College 62
Douglas 97 = Sheldon,Jackson College 91
Douglas 88 - Sheldon Jackson College 95
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Douglas 56 - B. Colelts 55
Douglas 51 - Capilano? College 56

 

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In the second division game, Douglas was in

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ing form for Douglas connecting for 16 points

Rookie John Marisd

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as they went under by a score of
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BASKETBALL SCORES:

 

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