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by Wes MacDonald

All three divisions of the
Douglas College rugby club
played in Abbotsford last
Saturday. The club came
away with victories in all
three divisions.

Division one, which is
made up of the elite players
ot the club, annihilated Ab-
betsford 35-0. This victory
was partially due to the shell-
shocked condition of Abbots-
ford division one players
after watching: their division
two and three counterparts
lose by similarly humiliating
scores of 25-0 and 28-8.

Superb play by the backs

 

and excellent support from
the scrum made } for an
awesome Douglas attack that
scored continuously all after-
noon, The frustration of the
Abbotsford team became ev-
ident in the division one
game as several fights broke
out.

The Douglas rugby club
will be continuing play in the
Fraser Valley League until
the end of November, then
they will break until March
when play will begin again.

When Super Dan Riordan,
a star member of the third
division. was asked how the

team was shaping up he
said, ‘‘It’s shaping up excell-
ently considering the large
rookie turnout this. year’
After a moments thought he
added, ‘‘The coaching of
Disco Gord Dennison has
been a real help also.

The club will be travelling

Sports In Short...Sports In Short...Sports

by Wes MacDonald

November 9th is the date
that has been set by Sugar
Ray Leonard to announce
whether he is. retiring or
continuing to defend his
undisputed World Welter-
weight Crown

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The N.F.L. players strike
is continuing with no end in
sight. So, American football
fans it looks like your stuck
with college ball for a while.

The Canucks finally won
one against Boston the. other
night ending a five game

losing streak.

The World Series is dead
news by now, but for those of
‘you that didn’t know, it was
the Milwaukee Brewers de-
feating the St. Louis Cardi-
nals 6-3 to win in 6 games.

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Rugby Cleans Up In All Three Divisions

to England next August and
touring the country playing
against the English teams.
The tour is being payed for
out of the club members own
pockets.

The next game for Douglas
will be this Saturday at the
Queens Park Stadium again-
st Surrey. Come out and
support the Douglas Rugby
club.

 

The B.C. Lions lost again
this time to the Hamilton
Ti-Cats. 35-22. They've now

- slipped to fourth place in the
C.F.L. west. Lions: fans, it

looks like another short sea-
son.

 

 

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*EVERYTHING YOU EVER WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT BEER*

Lesson *2 “Storage and temperature”

Unlike wine, beer should be stored upright to avoid the
extra surface contact with air in the bottle. Lagers should
not be served below 7°C (45°F). Ales and dark beers
taste better over 10°C (50°F); stouts, porter and bock at
about 13°C (56°F). In fact, the English do not refrigerate
their ales, porter and stouts at all* These temperatures
are suggested as a guide by our brewmaster who

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beer a bit too cold. “Still,” our brewmaster adds, “‘it all
comes down to personal preference. Some like it warm,
some like it cold, and I’m sure there’s someone,
somewhere who even likes it hot.”

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