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SPORT

BASKETBAll!

_ . r ‘ \ Ed Hilton, returning to the

coaching wars after an abscence of two years, will send his basketball Panthers against the Alumni on Saturday, Oct. 30, at 8:00 P.M.

The Panthers this year fea- ture speed and defence, augmenting a fast-break game which should pro vide exciting basketball for their legion supporters. Figur- ing prominently in their plans are Andy Packard and Brian "Big C" f’ﬁhaughnessy, two rookies up from the States. Packard, from Presque Isle, Maine, should give. the Panthers strength on the board and also has an excellent scoring touch from around the hoop. The Big 0, from the Bronx, New York, is a hardprosc; defensive speci- alist, an; an enenllent outside

.Igman nacKEY

The 1971-72 edition of the Junior "B" Panthers started workouts last week in prepar- ation for their league opener Nov. 1h,against Summerside Jr Crystals. Coach Vince Mullig gan has a major rebuilding job with only seven returnees from last years squad,who : last years were finalists in the Island Junior “B” play- downs. This year the league consists of six teams. U.P. E.I. ,Summerside,Colone1 Gray, Sherwood-Farkdale, 0?'Leary and a new entry from Montague. The schedule consists of 36 league games with U.P.E.I.playing a re- ‘ duoed schedule of 18, four point games.

Any of Juinor age inter- ested in playing hockey is welcomed to come and try out as final cuts have not been made. For further de- tails contaot Vince Mulligan, in his office in the,gym.

John hacMillan

- \, Intramural Baseball

In the next issue the Cadre will give a full coverage

Of the final play-offs between the dynamic, and ever colorful

DILDOS and_their opponents.

Returning veterans from pre- vious Panther clubs include Joey Sullivan, Rick Butler, Dennis ' Marks, Ian Pridham, Bob Gray, and Bill Robertson. Marks, But- ler, and Robertson are all out- standing shooting forwards. Sul- livan and Marks are the only ‘Seniors on the team, and are al- so the last remnants of the St. Dunstanﬁs Saints. other rookies include Mike "Noodles" Connolly, Bruce Grass, Darrel Roberts, and Tom Reddin.

The Alumni will be led by Jim Fitzgerald, noted free-fall specialist. Fitzy, a living le- gend here for four years, is ex- pected to put on quite a show for the fans. Another former St. Dunstan's star, Hike Sullivan, .will anchor a backcourt consist- ing of Ron Diamond, Len Sirois, "Posty" Connolly, and Leon Ber— rouard. Up front, along with Fitzy, will be Jerry Tingley, Brian Lynch, and Dennis Taylor. The game should be quite enjoy— able for the fans, and a good crowd is expected at the Alum— ni Gym at 8:00.

VOLLEYBALL

the U.P.E.I. Senior Men's

Volleyball team have improved their standungs in the P.E.I. S.V. league by moving up to third place, as a result of the competion which took place on Thursday night. Oct.21. the U.P.E.I. team split games with the two leading teams, the Ripoffs and the Pumas, and sefeated the "Y" Junior Stars in two straight games. current standings are:

Team 3 L Pts “Y” Ripoffs 20 E .355 Pumas 18 ‘ 8 .692 U.P.E.I. 13 11 .542 C.F.B. 12 12 .500

Pr. CO. JrSo 5 7 "Y" Jr. stars 0 26 .000

Football Standings to Oct. 23

Tgams W L Pts s.n.u. i5 0 g ,St. F.X. 4 0 ,8 Mt. A. 2 2 “ Acadia 2 2 4 U.P.E.I. 2 2 4

U.N.B. 1 3 2 Dal. 0 4 0

VARSITY H OC KEY

The U.P.E.l. Panther hockey team will get their first taste of competition this_year when.they clash with the Sir Georgeiiilliams bniver- sity hockey team from Fontreal this Sunday,0ctober 31 at 2:00.

It should be quite an interesting match,for the Sir George team is rated as one of best five university hockey teams in the nation,while the U.P.E.I.team will be composed mostly of freshmen.

Coach Jack Kane feels that the hockey Panthers will be able to form the nucleus of a strong team as a result of the powerful opposition they will face,both against Sir George,and against the teams competing in the St.F.X. Invitational Tournament from November L6.

INTRAMURALS

Intramural events will be in full swing by next week at this time.People participating in Sports at this level don't ' have to be very good in Sports in order to enjoy them.Teams are composed of residents of a. certain_residence who only have a limited time to spend on sporting activities.The atmOSphere is rather free and

jinformal, not like the more istrictly regulated inter-

.collegiate events.

to: 22s, :ﬁtna.vral and gunner hockey will he held from 6:30 to ;:Jo,£rom Hominy through Thursday in the rink. Intramural Basketball will be

on revamps and Thurs ays’

iron 7:30 to 9:30.

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30: women, skating will we hold at the rink on Hondays “' flursdays at 2:00.

Intramural Basketball will be Ion Tuesday starting at 9:00, andiiednesday starting at 8:30.-

For further information, keep an eye on your residence bulletin board. ‘