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SPORTS REPORT

DOUGLAS PLACES SECOND IN TOTEM CROSS COUNTRY
CHAMP TIONSHIP

The 1973 Totem Conference Cross Country
Championships were conducted in near freezing
weather at B.C.I.T. last Saturday. Conditions
were extremely difficult for the runners to say
the least as they had to plod up hill and down
dale through snow, mud and ice over the 4% mile
course. But this is how one always visualizes
cross country running, and the mud-spattered
runners appeared in reasonably good spirits as

they squelched, slipped and stumbled around the
course.

The Douglas team of Bill Walker, Bruce Dugdale
Laurie Sparks and Craig Angeltvedt finished second
in the team event behind winners Trinity Western
College. Tony Barren of B.C.1I.T. was the
individual winner.

WOMENS BASKETBALL TEAM WIN TWO MORE

The Douglas College women's basketball team

continued to show good form last week winning two
more matches.

On Monday they completely annihilated Lord
Tweedsmuir Senior Secondary School defeating t
by a score of 75 - 14. This is the most points a
Douglas women's basketball team have ever scored
in a single game. Karen Morley was outstanding
for Douglas scoring 40 points.

On Friday evening Douglas trimmed Columbia
Bible Institute to the tune of 47 - 30. Once
again Karen Morley was outstanding for Douglas
as was Marian Wilson, Barb Ingle and Anne Bain.
The team's record now stands at 5 wins and 1 loss.
This week they take on North Surrey Secondary
School and Trinity Western College.

Gert van Niekerk