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' by Mickey PIac 7 The SUN, having skipped a week we'll try to cover a fortnight's athletic activity at UPEI and, for a change, it will be a very pleasant task. In HOCKEY. we were h-I, in Men's Basketball 5-1 while the Pantherettes had a perfect 3-0 record. These total 9-2 which is away above the average in this mostly unha ppy year...as far as win/loss statistics go. In HOCKEY (& due to special criticisn re will lead of 'With that sport) we took U.N.B. for two, Hem orial for two but dropped one

to Mount 5. in.between.In tFe U.I.3. In the UHB canes ~we

I "err rleaseﬂ With the play

. of Lihe REady as he shored treat ‘da5tahility, beinr a recent transplant from the rearguard to the forward line, as he scored five soals.Nor

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HoKenna, Trevor Crawford & Gary Trainer chipped in with sinrles as we won h-E & 5-5. Against Hount A.,a1thou§h Mike kept up the good work hf netting two early in the name Mount A. , fast skating in ranked 13th in Canada,took over & won, going away,7-Q. Our other scores came from Gerry McCarron & Terry Make nna. this past week end seened to belong to Nor nan Book as he went‘on a scoring spree that we think in unsurpassed in Atlantic intercollesiate play. He got 5 goals Saturday night &?then five goals & two assists in Sunday;s game! This puts him at the top of both points and goal scorers in the league. Us won both canes from Menorial,9~2 & 11-2. other scorers in the 2 :a mes were Trevor Crawford With h,Steve Peters 2, Gary TrainOrZ, Hike Ready 2 & .Brian G'Stroski l. The lst fans "as played before a

However,

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Campus Rink & we sander 'hOe Goalie Jamie Cudmore jsurvived as he handled but '7 shots in the ist period n'ilc, at the otﬁer end, the Newfoundland goalie was geppered "1th 30. I syite o? the 6-0 score at the end of the lst stanza We felt it was Only this ﬁlerer who kept it so close! This recent court has us

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A fortnight’s, activity

in second place with our playoff hopes still resting On this weekend's games aSainSt 3rd & 4th place U.N.B. & S.T.U. Final home game will be against Mt.A. on the 21st.

The Lady Panthers have new taken over 1st place in their division & need two wins in their three remain ing games to ensure thems elves of retaining their' title & going to the play offs. Two will be against winless U; de M. & one

away with Mt. A. In the , Mt. A. game here they see- ed to be hot & cold as they built up a 13 point lead only to see it dwindle away but they managed a A point win. In this game Coach George Morrison Set an intercollegiate record in the "Towel toss" event that we holieVe will stand for

e long time. This past weekend, 'vth '1rst place

at stake, they really tranyled all over The - 'Xomorial Ladies 92-}? & 73-hh. In the let game all 11 of our players figured in the scoring with Cathy Chandl r on top with 21. The second game had Sharoa Doualas high with It while Velvet Charters & Dawn Ltheod were close behind with 10 & 9. Nice thing

ab ut this teen is that the hiqh scoring honours seem to so from player to player with a change each game.

We look forward to seeing

the Pantherettes in an

c- their oppon eats will be Dalhousie,

ranked Air in Canada. ,m

Basketball Panthers played a very entertaining game here against the #1 team in the nation, Acadia.

Our boys made it close through

most of the 1st half (nu-nu at one stage) butthe visit ors were just too good & we lost by 30. The Panthers then travelled to U.N.B. & were soundly beaten 103-68 in the first gamo.(3111y Redmond our high with 18.)

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In the 2nd game,a1though

'off season.

everyone else thought they were sure to lose, our boys did not live up to what they were expected to do & cane\ out with a surprise win and an even split, topping UNB 78-?6 with Redmond again our high with 18.Returning home the Panthers knocked

off winless mount A. 95-35 rith Billy Redmond age . "our top man with29. ~e hear

that Billy has had the flu

& the only time he has been out of bed recently has_been when travelling or playing. He would advise Coach Nut brown to try to recruit this particular flu bug for his Elevers during the coming These fins leave us in hth place 6-6 while

WEE; . . ‘tge §§§rd & last-playoff

spot is occupied by UNB

6—6. Mathematically we

still have a hope as we face home and home games with Dal (l-12), an away game with-St. F.X.and then we close out the season at home against Saint Mary's on the 22nd. Heavens is the season almost over already?????seems as though

it just started!’

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V This year a phenomen- al presence will be in,* attendance at the Bowl.for. Millions Campaign, in aid of Big Brothers. lhe Fab

'six (or was that the slimy

six ), till be showing' their stuff,in the true form of SUN Staffers. Yes folks ;'EﬁE rumor-is true. The "A1 Roth Pro Bowler Proteges" frculthe Sun office, have challenged

‘that Hailey crew of CIMN

radio gutterbsnipes to a tooth and nail match.

Such illustrious stars as Mike " the arm " Armi- tage and -Gary " Strikeroo " Fisher round out the troup, that are ngas oddsmaker 3:1 favorites to<xmgﬂetely annhilate the dastardly- group of "mellow voiced" 1 radio folks. Dont be suprised if the Sun meam is invited by ABC to appear on the

' Pro Bowlers Tour. An'f'r

event such as this would: 7 indubitably a_Midwestern, beer guzzling; “Played. mion'orgaﬁi— - zer all to blazesi seé;you. at the Slaughter‘ta. t“

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