In the second division game against Richmond, Douglas dominated
the first half but missed out on several excellent scoring opportunities.
Consequently, they were ahead by only 7-0 at the half ona field goal
and touchdown by veteran Brian McAdam. The second half saw Douglas
make several elementary errors allowing Richmond to tie the score at

7-7. This was one Douglas should have won.

In the first division game Douglas played superb textbook rugby
to defeat Richmond by a score of 15-3. Not one of the Douglas players
could be faulted In this outstanding performance as the team, working
like a machine, ran the Richmond team ragged. On the basis of this
performance, Douglas will be tough to beat this spring. ‘Scorers for
Douglas were Russ Laurie and Joel Schmidt with one touchdown each.
and Burt Kirby with a touchdown and a 45-yard field-goal.

Next week the first and third teams travel down to
Bay, while the second team takes on Port Coquitlam.

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The following people have knowledge of the foreign countries shown begide their names:

Derek Francis
Roger Stribley
H.M. Creighton

Thailand ' Helen Dunbar

* England

- Sweden, England H. Persad - ‘Trinidad, W.I.
- Belgian Congo, Chris Johnson - England
eigees oe Shirley Patz - India
Peter Henderson - South Africa, U.K. James Urquhart a Rowecalan
Firoz Kassam | = East Africa, New ee - UK.
Guinea
Howard Eaton - U.S.A., Turkey
U.S.A.

 

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John Yates
N. Azab

W. Day
Ewen McAslan
John A. Wong-Hen

Simon Foulds

England, Bulgaria

Egypt, Holland,
Germany

India, France
Scotland
England, U.S.A.

England, all W.
European countries,
Mexico, S. America,
Australia and New
Zealand.

 

Gert Van Niekerk )
Sonya Van Niekerk)

Andy Andrews

Karin Storey
Peggy Cromer

Joe O'Brien

Barry Leach

N. Rhodesia,
South Africa, Zambia

England

Japan, Hong Kong,
Thailand, India

U.S.A., Germany,
Mexico, Hawaii.

England, Scotland

India, Nepal,
Germany, Austria..

Persons interested in educational travel should contact the relevant faculty

member for preliminary advice.

The Koerner Foundation offers grants in support of

higher e/ucation which may be applied to foreign travel, especially if it is concerned

with new or extended educational facilities, experimental programmes, seminars or

‘conferences, exchanges of personnel, or other means by which useful development may be

encouraged.

must reach the Koerner Foundation by March Ist.

 

Applications must be made with the support of divisional directors and

Grants range from $500 to $2,500.

Further information may be obtained from Barry Leach or from other divisional directors.