SMEARED BY 3 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Football Panthers 
     
     clashed with the S.M.U. 
     
     Huskies at MacAdam Field 
     
     on Saturday October 2nd. 
     
     and went down to 
     
     ignominius defeat at the 
     
     hands of their visitors, 
     
     “2-12. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Saint Mary"s opened 
     
     the scoring in the first 
     
     ‘quarter with a touchdown 
     
     by Bailey, and a convert 
     
     kicked by Kozak. 
     
    
   
   
    
     \ Bhe Panthers tried to 
     
     come back to even the 
     
     .sccre, but it was not 
     
     until the second quarter 
     
     that Thornburg broke the 
     
     ice with a major. The 
     
     convert attempt was 
     
    
   
   
    
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     more converts.. 
     
    

    
     At half-time the 
     
     score stood 28-6 inS.M. 
     
     U."s favour. 
     
    
   
   
    
     IN the third quarter 
     
     the Huskies advanced‘ 
     
     steadily down the field 
     
     from their own one-yard 
     
     line to score yet another 
     
     touchdown and convert,both 
     
     by Kozak. The two teams 
     
     held each other in check 
     
     the rest of the time. 
     
    
   
   
    
     It was not until the 
     
     last quarter that the 
     
     Panthers got on the 
     
     scoreboard again. Jim 
     
     Paoline scored a touch- 
     
     down from the Huskies 5 
     
     yard line. Mancuso's 
     
     convert attempt was 
     
    
   
   
    
     SMU 
     
    
   
   
    
     A second nullified 
     
     touchdown was attempted 
     
     by Saint Mary's,but was 
     
     not valed because of a 
     
     flag on the play (the 
     
     first one had been late in 
     
     the first quarter,on a 110 
     
     yard run-back by Jones). 
     
    
   
   
    
     Jones came back to 
     
     score-the final touch- 
     
     down.and Kozak was good for 
     
     -another convert. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The score remained #2- 
     
     12 against U.P.E.I. for the 
     
     rest of the game. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Then the Huskies A scoring thrust by, StoF-X- / 3 0 
     
     really went to town, U.P.E.I. late in the S-M-U-o - 3 0 
     
     humbling the Panthers game was stopped by aS.M. Acadia 1 1 
     
     with three unanswered u. interception. To top Mt. A. ‘1 1 
     
     touchdowns scored by ythat off, two roughing' U-N- B- 1 2 
     
     Clark. Bailey and Spree. penalties were called 931- 0 2 
     
     Kozak was good for three against the home team.- U-P-E-I- 0 3 
     
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     The P.E.I. SEnior 
     
     Vblleyball League held its 
     
     second weekly night of 
     
     oompetion, at the Pro- 
     
     vincial Vocational 
     
     :Institute on Thursday 
     
     night,Oct.7th. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘After the first 
     
     night of competition 
     
     held at C.F.B. S'side, 
     
     U.P.E.I. was leading with ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     VOLLEYBALL 
     
    
   
   
    
     a 5-1 win loss record, 
     
     followed by the Senior"y" 
     
     Ripoffs at 4 wins no 
     
     losses. 
     
    
   
   
    
     However on the sec-* 
     
     ond night U.P.E.I. lost four 
     
     of the six games theuy layed 
     
     They dropped two games go 
     
     the Ripoffs:15—9.15-7: two 
     
     games to the Pumas:15-5. 
     
     16-14; and they defeated 
     
     .the Junior stars 194.15- 
     
     10, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Overall standings after 
     
     two nights of competition 
     
     shows that the Y.M.C.A. 
     
     Ripoffs lead the league 
     
     with a 10--O win loss rec- 
     
     ordythe Pumas.C.F.B., 3' 
     
     side and U.P.E.I. are tied 
     
     for second at 7-53the 
     
     Prince County Juniors are 
     
     fifth at1-5 : and the Y.M. 
     
     C.A. Juniors Stars are last 
     
     with no wins and 12 loses.