’IHE UPEI SUN 'Ihurs ,Nov.I6,I978,page 9

by JOHN NEVILLE

As I sat down to write column, I found it vry difficult to decide at topic to concern

self with. After nsiderable thought I ave cone to the nclusion that I will ange thepaoe of this : icle for this tine : d all.ko my readers to ,— involved in the orld of sports trivia.

Without a doubt, spOrts ivia is one of the reatest pastines for : y follower of sports.

1. make this particular ports quiz-a little re carpetitive, I am lanning to put up a rize for the winner. cause of the tine lag tween issues I feel 'e winner can easily search the answers so am going to make it ough and give the prize 0 the person who handsx their correct = swers to the Student ‘ hion office first. ithout further adieu I‘ goes the StN's irst sports trivia : lZ.

. What team won the very irst Stanley Cup?

. Who has been on the st Stanley Cup Winn - What team has won the °~ consecutive

tanley Cup playoff

ames in the sane year?

- What player has

latY'P—d in the most StanIeY "' playoff games?

- What player has the

'~ Points in Stanley ,

II. play?

- What player holds the Cord for the most uChdcwns scored in a

‘ “ in professional OOtball?

' In 1960 the Ottawa

° giftriders had two

° ltY quarterbacks.

Y kept Russ Jad<son d let the other guy 90. ‘ O Was he? - ' In the old AFL there as a Pass oarbination t set seVeral

13. Who were the personalities involved in the famous thhers Day Match?

records while with the ,Giargers. Who were they?

ll. There are no less than 4 college hockey coaches .._ I . in Canada that are 9' gloflirggrgll tme native Islanders. Nane' 0a 0 - gate? (hint: nail: Lecifn them and thelr teams' 14. Who was the Boston Madluay) 12. Jack Nicklaus has Red Sox second baseman

never won the Canadian at the beginning Of the 10. Tormto has traded

r 1967 season? Open. In 1967 he lost s away no less two the title at St. Georges 15. Name the Mmtreal league M.V.P.'s m the by one shot to a Expos first ever starting 9551'- decade- Name them' foreigner. Who won? line—up.

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