. * By Mickey ’

' Quite frankly,we don't

‘lmow how to start this “ tale ofwoe. can we writeja nice cheerful column (and we know that you who face . _ exams need a cheerful word or ftWolwhen the count on Panther ath-\ letic a’ctivities, since we last discussed than, is indeed a sorry 0-5 statistic. Not a win not a tie, FIVE losses. Only a week or two past we were discussing national rankings, now We start at the bottom and work up looking for the UPEI name. ‘Sic transit gloria felina as the old Latins might have commented outside the colisseum after the Christian vs. Lions ‘

games,

. Our girls travelled to

AntigOnish and Halifax,

' hoping for at. least a

split but their record went to 1-3 as they were walloped 67653 at St.

~,F.X. in a gamethey

had hoped to win». The ' first half was close

as X led at the buzzer 31-30 but we just could

_notgetgoinginthe

{has played this year” High scores for

final session and X quicklydrew away to a lO pointlead. ' _ We just didn't come close to" catching up. Cathy Chandler was high for us with 18 while Sue Betts was close behind with 14‘. Next day they travelled to Dalhousie where the "Terrible" Tigeresses made it 40‘ A.U.A.A. wins in a» row with a 90-53 win'. Small consolation that this was the closest game» Dal

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Prendergast With 19;; 5;. .

. taken all three! , one we led 48—47 at the

mfortmately, she plays for Dal. Libby Baldwin

was our high scorer with

18. The next Pantherette .

action will be here on \ Friday night and‘

Saturday afternoon _ with ancton and Saint ‘ Mary's providing the opposition. ' 'IWo wins

would gladden our and bring us to a ‘ respectable 3—3 standing.

The Basketball

[Panthers made the sane u

trip as the Pantherettes and met a similar fate. In Antigonish St. F..X.

got away to a fast start

. and we just never did

get untracked and bowed out 86-66 with Chris Sumner leading the way. Next day at Dalhousie we played well but lost in the closing seconds of the game just as we

_ t have for the last three

years. If these games had been £e_n_ seconds shorter We would have

In this

midway mark, they took the lead early in the second but it was ‘84-84 with eteni- seconds to go when Chris Stmner, who led all the players with 34‘, sank a foul ‘- shot for a one point lead, only to have Dal

‘ garner the final two points just as the buzzer

sounded. That makes us 0-2 in league play with

" powerfulSaint Mary's ’ coming in on Saturday

at 3.00 p.m. We welcome old friends Coach Gary Heald and former Panthers 'Ibm Kappos and Mark Vickers. We wish them well and hope they win all their games eXCept when facing the Panthers. In hockey we faced

Mount Allison with

whom we were tied for

first place going into

the action and, while

, we trailed 1—0 after the

first period, :things_ seemed secure when Mike Ready, Doug Currie, and

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John Butler scored in the first eight minutes of the second to make it 3-1. Alas for. us the pesky munties made it 3—2 before the period ended, tied it up

,3—3 in the third and made a cam from behind the net off Jamie Cudmore's pads to score the winner in overtime. Jamie, by the way was inserted into regular Avalino Gomez' goal position in something. of a surprise. move by Coach Jack Hynes and,we thought, played very, very well. Certainly no criticism could be made for any shots that got by him and he” made several “impossible” saves. We were surprised at major and game misconduct penalties handed out to Doug Currie and a Visiting ‘player

in the third period as . we did not think any blows were exchanged. Perhaps it might be that Ref. Mike Brown thought I

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their prolonged prone embrace bordered on the

- indecent and, quite properly, banished them from the scene. We

were pleased by the size and enthusiasm of the spectators, many of whom travelled from Sackville to cheer on the garnet and gblt team. We wonder if it is possible to organize a bus trip to Sackville when we play them on Wed. January 13. This appears to be the teamvwe have to beat “if we .want the divisional playoffs here, and vocal support might help. -

Well we're still at r the top in Women's . Volleyball and the team with the 2-0 record goes to Wolfville this weekend to face the Acadia women who have the sane record. Please don't make us write another column devoted soley to descriptions of unfortunate losses. Please!

Marion's

This is a new, provocative, and informative column which hopefully will be seen weekly in this paper.

We will cover sports , ,

and other events concerning God's gift to this campus, Marion Hall. start on a rather sad note in sports with our Basketball team losing

a bit to the Warriors.

They fought valiantly

and ultimate blame for.

the loss must be. placed

on the ball. Standouts

on our side were Kevin

(I pass when I want“’to) Murphy and Derek (Dunk , 'till you die ) “Williams: - 1 In hod<ey our playing I; was a-little off this 'week as we collected)“. _. losSes from thefFlg'eSm and Blanchard. However,

in both games the officials were seen ' g bribes

We.

Keyhole

I from the opposing bench. A complaint has been registered. In dire need of players, our team put up a good fight and with an extra one or two bodies could really show them what we're made of. Also last week we had a house party. Some of the outstanding events were

A throwing out the Engineers, the arrival of the girls from Bernadine, and the annual awards presentations. Credit should be given to Rick (Party‘til you puke) McCabe and Brian

.r (Let's go to Bernadine) MacLea'n for their efforts.

v Over all it was a big Success, with most of the boys getting their leather and missing all the next day's classes. so 'till next Week

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fellow. students, " . May I take this opportunity to wish you the merriest of merry Christmas's and a Happy New Year May your exams go well and your marks remain high“. .- v , Also, best of luck" in the «a — 3 i ‘ new year. i

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