The U.P.E.I. sports freaks will not have much to talk about be- tween classes this‘ week. The Panthers may have lost their latest game to the s.M.U. Huskies, but the picture cannot be considered bleak although the weather was. If.I could wipe out all recol- lection of the game in their/minds here and on the mainland, I would because I feel that it was an un- eventful game where the frame of mind was "I'll tackle your guy, you'll tackle mine——-I'll fumble the ball, then you'll fumble the ball". ‘In other words fans, it

- Panthers held their ‘ own during the first

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attempts met similar results. _But the Huskies were a little more effective, it seemed that our guys couldn't do a thing without getting "schmncked".

' From the statistics taken at the game, the

half, but it is rumored that their jocks were stolen during half time. During the second half the Panthers appeared to have difficulty keeping the Huskies in leash. They ran all over the field gaining nine first downs to

our four. The Huskies were bad, bad dogs accumulating sixty—five yards in penalties, but

was a monkey—see, monkey-do sort of game, and time ran out be— fore the Panthers had their last turn. Although the Panther defense appeared to have the s.M.U. ,Huskie offense under control, our offense left some- thing to be desired under the quartering of Mike Reid. Dick Yost was found doing more than his share of the running,as of the result of Osekoski's injury last weekend. Yost gained consider- able yardage when run- ning to the extremes of the line, but any '

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the Panthers failed to capitalize on good refereeing.

As the second half was drawing to an end, increased efforts by the Panthers to even" the score came to no avail. It was during these final minutes that the Panthers showed more solidarity than either team had

gshowed during the en- tire game.

But as I said before time was not on our side, and the Panthers ended up on the wrong end of the leash. The

can the \ Panthers plug up their center, and give their passers time to prove themselves? Oh, by the way, the final score was - Panthers 14, Huskies 24.

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STATISTICS

lst Half UPEI SMU lst Downs 8/ 7 Yards in 45 Penalties

Fumbles l — Interceptions -

Score 7 15 2nd Half UPEI SMU lst Downs 4 9 Yards in

Penalties 5 65 Fumbles _ _ Interceptions - - Score 14 24

attempt to run through the center was like running blindfolded through a barb-wire

fence. Air movement was quickly halted as

of the result of vigil— ant surveilance by the Huskies. In other words, the HUskies had us by the gonads. In fairness to the Panthers I would like to mention that we had the Huskies in the same condition, as their passing ‘

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COURSE

A course evaluation

workshop has been planned for November 10,

11, 12

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—Dalvay by both the faculty and Student Union. attempting to set up a short computerized questionnaire. feel that such a questionnaire would be beneficial to the professors as well as the students._

We will be

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both faculty and stu-

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