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The UPEI Basketball Pan- thers went one and one on the . weekend with a victory over Dal- housie on Saturday and a loss to the St Francis Xavier X-men on

number 4 in the country. The Lady Panthers maintained their 6th place ranking.

The game was tied at half and at the end of the game and went into overtime. The Pan- thers roared out in overtime and assumed immediate command in

In Sunday’s game against Dalhousie the Panthers played Dalhousie close and never trailed in the game. The game was played before a very noisy crowd

in practice. Gordon also sat out Sunday’s game against Dal- housie. His availibility fir Sun- day’s game against Acadia is un-

known at this time. Both Panther basket-

Friday.

Friday against the X-men the Panthers got behind early and were forced to play catch up the whole game. They also had to play the game without the ser- vices of all-star Peter Gordon

In the game against X the panthers were down by a much as 15 and fought back to close the margin to 1, but than missed some easy shots and the X-men went back up by 8.

as the game was sponsored as noise maker night. The Pan- thers had to contend with the Dal swim team during timeouts as they did their very best to disrupt any communications that Head Coach George Morrison might

the extra period. Dal was never

able to catch up and the Panthers

won by a final score of 102-95.

Despite the loss to the X- men the Panthers still impressed

members of the voting commitee _

as they moved up one spot to

ball teams are home this weekend to Acadia in a doubleheader Sun- day. The Women play at 1 fol- lowed by the Men at 3. Let’s get out and make as much noise as we can and support the number 1 B’ball teams in the maritimes.

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