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Athlete of the Week Peter Gordon Sparks UPEI

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Peter powered in 50 pts. in two games last weekend against UNB. His sparkling play helped push the Panthers into the final playoff spot.

Rematch on Sunday

I wouldn’t be want to prac- ticing with the Panthers this week. After Sunday’s 6-1 thrashing at the hands of the Moncton Blue Eagles, I’m quite sure a few of the players ex- pressed such emotions.

Mulligan’s Marauders get together Friday night and travel to Sackville N.B. to take on Mt. Allision. The stats say it should be a blowout and hopefully it will be.

The Panthers are definately going to need more offense to put away the Blue Eagles, who are in town for a rematch on Sunday. Tickets for the Monc-

ton game can be picked up at |

the Athletic Dept. office. One ticket per student ID.

1. What NHL player accum- ulated the most votes for last year’s all-star game?

a) Wayne Gretzky b) Ray Bour- que c) Paul Coffey d) Jari Kurri

2. Its roots have been traced to China. It was played in En- gland by the 12th century and came to Canada with 19th cen- tury immigrants. In 18 Olym- pic competitions, 13 countries, including Canada, have won gold. Name the sport.

3. When did Canadian women first compete in the summer Olympics?

a) Athens, 1896 b) London, 1908 c) Stockholm, 1912 d) Antwerp, 1920 e) Amsterdam, 1928

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Thursday, January 29th 1987

Peter Gordon chucked in 29 pts. last Friday night and 21 the following day in front of his high school coach, to help the Panthers squeak by UNB and almost assure themselves of a playoff spot. The two teams literally battled through both games with bodies being thrown everywhere.

Friday night saw the intro- duction of ‘‘Panther Park.” Credit goes to Ed Hilton for giving us the stage and to all who participated. Hopefully this is the start of a new tradi- tion. League-leading Acadia Axemen are in town Saturday at 3:00 pm. Yes, once again Panther Park will be actively participating in primitive rit- uals for all to see.

Oh, by the way, the Lady Panthers precede the men’s game, also playing Acadia. Following the men’s game is women’s vollyball against Dalhousie.

folks ‘actually wanted to call this “The Pheidippides.” What do we call it instead?

a) The marathon b) the Triple Lutz c) The Asian Games d) the pommel horse e) the javelin

5. Only one team has failed to make the playoffs since the NFL-AFL merger. Name the team.

6. Which player has scored the most points in the Super Bowl over the course of a career (24)?

a) Franco Harris b) Marcus Allen c) Dwight Clark d) Tony Hill

7. Who won the MVP award in baseball twice, 11 years apart?

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Main Building to Close

UPEI PRESIDENT Elliot has circulated a letter to occu- pants of Main building inform- ing them that the entire build- ing must be emptied by May of this year.

The letter stated that planned renovations to Main can begin now that the provincial gov- ernment has announced a five- year contribution of $1 million for the project. Plans for Main building have not been final- ized as yet but suggestions put forth under the university

fund-raising campaign in- cluded a 25 per cent increase in floor space, a student lounge, and (thankfully) an elevator for the 124-year old former dormatory.

Relocation of some of Main’s occupants has already begun with the move of the Student Services office from the Ist floor to the Robertson Library building. Plans call for reno- vations to be completed “in late summer 1988.”

Calgary Students Ousted for Olympics

CALGARY (CUP) — The bad news for residents of the Uni- versity of Calgary student housing is they will be evicted to make room for.the 1988 Win- ter Olympics. The good news is they will compensation: tickets to the 1988 Winter Olympics.

About 900 students must leave their residences in Jan- uary to mid March of 1988 when the residences are trans- formed into the olympic village.

Mike Adam of U of C Ancil- lary Services said the alumni association and Student Union

8. Who was the MVP of the NCAA basketball tournament in 1986?

a) Tony Kimbro b) Johnny

Dawkins c) Milt Wagner d) Pervis Ellison

9. In Women’s pro golf, who won 3 out of 4 Grand Slam events in 1986?

a) Nancy Lopez-Knight b) Pat Bradley c) Patty Sheehan d) Amy Alcott

10. Who won the 1986 U.S. Open in men’s golf?

a) Greg Norman b) Bob Tway c) Ray Floyd d) Jack Nicklaus

Answers appear in next week’s GEM.

are working on a plan to billet students at private residences of alumni.

The tickets will be for all events, although they will not have prefferential status. .

The residence compensation

plan is not related to the Stu- dents’ Union planned ticket order. :

The SU will give its tickets to students who could not meet the Sept. 30 deadline for ticket

Our Phone number is 566-0467 and you will find us on the 3rd floor of the Student Union Build-

ing.

OFFER EXPIRES

JANUARY 31, 1987