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The Cadre, Thursday, September 30,

1976, page 8.

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For never was a story of more woe

Than this of Juliet and 'her Romeo.

We will never knowchow the Stratford on Avon Bull- dogs did in their contests on the far—off weekend those lines were written. We. will venture an opinion, however that, had they the same success that UPEI teams did this past Satur— day & Sunday the Bard would have had a sorrow— ful pronouncement to add for the suffering fans. Saturday afternoon, in foot— ball, on MacAdam Field, the Dalhousie team seemed to be the better one, by a narrow margin. Still, with a few breaks we might have won. After a boot over

puck use» , many” Place '

the end zone Dal scored

their first touchdown after a blocked punt to lead 7—0. This period’ was played, until the

last play of the quarter in «

UPEI territory. Early in the second quarter Q.B.

Rick Kiraly spotted

Hubert "socky" MacDonald

in the end zone and made

no mistake in throwing‘

a bulletlike pass to

him for our only major

score of the day.

Sure footed Ozzie D'Ippolitto converted to tie the score. \ Late in the second quarter Socky again garnered a ' Kirali pass but,

seeming to run out of gas,and was tackled on the 10

yard line.. With only

. seconds to go a faked

field goal play for a

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T.D. fizzled and the

teams went to their dressing rooms with the score 7—7. In the second half the Tigers continued to

dominate and, Murtagh went in

on a rushing play from our 29 yard line in the third rquarter.~ After their ' conversion attempt was blocked their sCoring was closed out_by a long

punt for a single. rIn

the middle of the last

stanza we seemed to have

them pretty well backed up

to their goal line until a ,\ roughing penalty hurt

us a great deal and took

them out of their 'troubles. In the game

we had 9 first downs ‘ ,against their 13. We gained 59 yards by rushing, 'they amassed 249; In

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‘passing, however we had

a gain of 133 against their. meagre 35. Final score

was 14—7 for Dalhousie.

Too bad, that makes us

1—2 and we may now look forward, in hungry

fashion to the visit

next Saturday of winless Mount Allison. Game

time is 1:30. This will

be "Homecomin Week: and , \ we hear, will also introduce the works 6f a couple of song writers... at least

one of whom should forever

‘remain anonymous!

On foreign fields the story was sad too. In soccer dapper Vince Mulligan's boys preserved - their virginity by drop-

You‘deserve a break

today at

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v —Photo By Brian Simpson

ping a 4-1 game to St.

F.X. losing 7—1 to Dal.

These boys may not.be

able to win but we must

give them great credit

for giving it all the

effort they can. Fair

weather or foul you can ‘

see them practising late 7 every aftern00';on the . , old football f5} :1. Go golay this Friday afternoon when they

(take on Monctdn at 4:00.

They play UNB at 1:00 on. Sunday. ' In Field Hockey th Pantherettes played well in two games against _ nationally rated opponents. They lost to the Saint Francis Xavim', X-ettes 3-0 and to the Dalhousie _ Tigerettes 3-1. Donna. Blanchard got the only Pantherette goal of the weekend. This weekend will have the U. de Moncton >"Monctonettes??" at‘ ’ MacAdam Field on Friday ‘ ~‘ at 4:00 and the UNB girls will be at the same field fat 1:00 on Sunday. . For heaven's sake Panthers & Pantherettes how about giving us material to write a nice cheerful report next week.;.not

' a column that shouid

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