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By Darrell Cole, Sports Editor

Both the Men’s and Women’s Basketball teams enjoyed successful weekends as they competed in tour- naments on the mainland. The Men placed third in the McGill Invitational while the Women placed second in the Dalhousie Invitational.

The Men started off the tournament good with a 82- 75 victory over Concordia on Friday night after coming back from a five-point half- time deficit. Mark Roberts carried the hot hand scoring 16 of his 18 points in the sec- ond half. Peter Gordon lead the Panthers with 21 points. On Saturday the Panthers lost their bid to get into the final as they fell 81-77 to the Bishop’s Gators in their semi-final game. Peter Gor- don again lead the Panthers

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with 15 points. On Sun- day the Panthers regained their form whipping the host McGill Redmen 95-74 to cap- ture the Consolation crown. Mark Roberts lead the team with a weekend high 33 points.

The Women had an equally suc- cessful start to their weekend in the Dalhousie Invitational at the DalPlex. On _ Fri- day night the Lady Panthers poured in 37 second half points to defeat the Univer- sity of Ottawa 69-60. Janet Nichols lead the Panthers with 17 points. On Saturday

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winning ways with a 71-48 victory over the University of New Brunswick. Janet Nichols scored 16 points to

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lead the Panthers to a fi- nal berth against arch-rival Dalhousie Tigers. On Sun- day in the final the Panthers fought back from a seven- teen point deficit with fifteen

minutes to play but came up a little short losing the championship game 58-56 to the Tigers. Stephanie Smith scored 14 points to lead the Panthers. °

Intramural Council

They Represent Name Bernardine Leslie Hadfield Marian Joe Mullally

Jack Wheeler Shelagh Noonan Peter Hunt

Jane Duvenvoorden

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Day Students Atlantic Vet College

Business Sean Graham Education Gord Cox Science Bob Campbell

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One of the new features of the Intramural and Recre- ation Program this year is the formation of a Student Intramural Council. The Councl meets regularly, de- termines the program of ac- tivities, and acts as a com- munication link with the stu- dents they represent. If stu- dents have an interest in a particular program that is not being addressed, they should contact their Intra-

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SKATING:

OPEN SKATES — are held Monday-Friday 1:15- 2:15 pm; Sunday 7-8:30 pm. FACULTY/ ALUMNI /STAFF — held each Satur- day 3:30-5:30 pm.

. BASKETBALL:

WOMEN’S RECREATIONAL — goes Tuesday evenings from 8:30- 10:30 pm. Schedules are

posted and available from council members. PICK-UP — Drop in and play with a group Monday 1:30-3 pm. FACULTY /STAFF — Play Fridays 1:30-3 pm on a pick- up basis. VOLLEYBALL:

COED RECRE- ATIONAL — A league for Coed Volleyball will run on Monday nights 8:30-10:30 pm. See your representatve for details or check the bul- lettin board in “The Pit”.

BROOMBALL:

COED RECREATIONAL — Open to all students interested, ev- ery Tuesday and Thursday 6- 7 pm.

AEROBIC EXERCISE:

Exercise with others to a video tape. Available in the gym. It is presently run Monday, Wednesday and Fri- day 10:30 am and 12 noon; and Tuesday and Thursday 9:30 am and 12 noon.

BADMINTON:

COED RECREATIONAL — Sun- day evenings from 7-9:30 pm for all students, faculty and staff. ;

FENCING CLUB:

Learn a new activity or sharpen some rusty fenc- ing skills Saturday mornings from 9 - 12 noon.

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