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al to two! 'lhat is a gain'so that, if we retain this rate of rovenent, we'll really going places. cconpanied by a few 1 O

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journey was not an easy one. 'lhe bus was delayed at Borden for

by MiCkeY Place over two hours and the V

crossing was ROUGi. We are happy to report,

and possibly it was an augury of better things to cone, "Sailor Dupuis" retained his lunch! Then

I~ later on, the bus badced over sure of the kit

bags , and four helnets were crushed. Fortunately there‘were no skulls in them at the tine. In the gate itself the U.N.B. pass defence had but little work to do as our Q.B.. Rick Kiraly elected to stick to a strong ground attack and went to the air on only five occasions. Stidcing to

this plan we ground out 210 yards on 52 rushing plays while the Red _ Barbers had 90 yards on 26 atterrpts. Our T.D.'s

were made by Frank

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Costa, Jim McInnis and Dan Desjardins. Frank and Jim went over on rushing plays while Dan, alertly, got his when a U.N.B. player fumbled the ball in his end zone. Tne ever— reliable toe of Ozzie D'Ippolito earned us six points, three conversions and a 3’5- ard field oal.

"‘ a a to” so 25— lead with but two minutes to go but, possibly unused to the enjoyment of a comfortable lead, we may have relaxed in the final stages of the game, as U.N.B. stomed over for two majors. . .the last

on the final play of the qane,

Nevertheless our boys walked off the field with aI‘ZS-Zl win, our first triumph of the year. In

a league where, this year, upsets are quite common, (Mt. A. over X, X over Acadia and U.N.B. over

Mt. A.) we face Saturday's Acadia game with confidence and hope. St. F.X. showed last Saturday that the way to beat last year's conference chanpions is for a hard charging defensive line to give Acadia‘s All-Canadian Quarterback Bob Caneron

a hard afternoon. X did just that and we showed, in Antigcnish the previous week, that we have a tougher defensive squad than the Xaverians. look ' for Mati Kolga ('75) and Larry Kennedy (64) to give

ing our happy prices.

the undoubtedly talented Cameron a poor exanple of Island hospitality. We also suspect that Mike Iyriotokis will not be a favourite of the Acadia team. ']he best football gate that we, have seen at UPEI was that of a few years ago against Acadia which was played in ‘ torrential rain and high wind. We would like to see a repeat performance. Needless to say the game will be replayed, with great exaggeration, in

the Panther Lounge follow- ing the game where sorrows ’

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rejoiced. We also under- stand that a T.V. will be set up to enable baseball fans to follow the playoffs.

We have cone to the sad conclusion that our Pantherettes should be pitching horseshoes in— stead of playing field hockey. In the fomer

> "Close" counts .

dropped heartbreakers, by the narrowest identical margins l-O , to Acadia and

St. Mary's. Our girls are losing ganes to much more experienced players.

' Obviously, tine is a cure

for this.

Referring to soccer, we will NOI‘ give a verbatim—rEpor-t of Vince

’ Mulligan's comments when

we asked him about his reaction to Saturday's 8—1 loss to Saint Mary‘s. After all, the SUN has made great efforts to become a paper that students can take home for thher to read! One of the S.M.U. players, Ron Webb, ran wild and, in what is usually a low scoring game, chalked _ up no less than seven" goals. Dm Ewart got our only marker. Ch Sunday we dropped a close one to Acadia 4-2. Vincie thought we could have won this one as we lost control of the ball directly in frmt of their net three tines. Kevin Burdett and Don Ewart scored for us. Mount A. plays here this Fri- We certainly got a cold shoulder last week at the tennis court as we watd'led soccer, standing between the soccer field and the courts. We remarked to a racquet wielder how odd it was that he found no diffic— ulty in putting the ball in the net, tine after tine, while the soccer players were achieving no success whatever as they tried to do the sane thing—fie— did not think our remark funny. We hope our readers have. a better sense of humourlr