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WOMEN'S INTRAMURALS -

.——————-—————-—-———. , By Shelly Pepler

pLAYOFFS BEGIN NEXT WEEKV

While the majority of sports fans across North America will be focusing their attention on the World_Series during the next couple of weeks - there is another championship'taking place during this same time period — which promises to be equally as important, eQually as exciting. It is the Fall ‘79’Classic - the Intramural Champion—. ship of Fall Sports at UPEI. Winners will be declared in all three fall sports - softball, soccer, and flag football. .In softball, Bernadine_ 2h will play Bernadine 13 in one semi—final, Sudden death_match, while Blanchard will play the Day Students in the other one. Winners will meet in the best of three final the following week. In soccer, a round robin tournament will be played between Bernadine, Blanchard, and the Day Students on Monday, October 8. The team with the best record will win that. The Flag Football Tournament will be played between Bernadine

Tournament will be held on Thursday, October ll. Games will be played throughout the day. Complete‘

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(Tuesday I ' [h:00 - Mean Machine vs Engineers /h:15 - Day students vs Blanchard

[Wednesday h:00 - Freshmen vs Independents 5:30 - 2nd Floor Bernadine vs hth Floor Bernadine

Thursday h:00 — Blanchard vs Marian

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RIFLE CLUB r Every Wednesday 6:30 - 9:30 at the RCMP Barracks

JUDO CLUB - Tuesday ‘ 7:30 - 9:00 '

Thursday 7230 — 8:30 FENCING CLUB — Tuesday T=30--9:3O _Saturday 9:30 - 11:30 ~

Mars Intnmmuals ‘by PhilLQJBrown SOFTBALL ' ' \ s .

Last week, the softball league had its ups and downs. At the first of the week, Marion played Off against the Independents. Pitching for the fOrmer was Neil MacKenzie (finally Marion came to their senses by removing the Haymaker, hay, hay

but Probably it was Leo H's blood brother, Brian Ostroski. I heard from a reliable source \ that Marion's pitching was their strong point.

ey wonﬂthe game by an undisclosed score. The gaMG between Freshmen and‘Mean Machine was cancelled because Marty and his freaky followers were not present. .Last week‘I said that Freshmen Vere having internal problems. Well, good news 18 bEing spread about the league that they may have found a cure after all. '

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schedules with the times of all games for each of the three sports ‘being postedu on campus this week. ‘ .

Looking back on action last week, Bernadine ll proved too much for a combined Day Student and Bernadine IV Softball team. Bernadine II jumped on the starting pitcher (who wished to remain anonymous at this time) for eight runs in the first inning and never looked back as they coasted to\an 8—3 win. Sue "Gatér aide" Clarke picked up the win for Second Floor. The Biddies (Bernadine — Day Students) despite recruiting Ontario native Mag Huising (an early out of the Toronto Blue Jays) for the game, couldn't get it together for the win. Lynn Schneider continued to toss the ball hard for the Biddies, but twice was caught oversliding second. In fact, Lynn was tagged out in left field after one of her slides. Rumour has it, for the next game, Lynn will be wearing metal cleats with a ball and chain attached to cut down on her slide.

0h well...Till then...

PREDICTIONS OF THE WEEK—-Marlene Costain to stop using bleach on her field hockey uniform.

Pittsburg to‘take Cincinatti three straight in the big series. ‘

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SWIMMING SCHEDULE 5

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Co—ed Swim 12:00 - 1: I

Ladies Swim 2:15 - 3: I

Co-ed Swim 8'15 - 9: 5 Tuesday ; Ladies Swim 10:15 - I

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Co-ed Swim 8:30 -

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Co-ed Swim 8:15 - ’ Thursday 5 Ladies Swim 10:15 - I

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Other games in the league are not being reported because the Director of softball did not keep tO\his word.

Finally, playoffs will be starting soon, so being a M and M supporter, I say "Beware opposing teams". Also these playoff games will not be televised or televised or video taped, therefore, students wilhing to get tickets, standing room only,

better hurry and get them.

/,FOOTBALL

This is the third week in a row that I have nothing to write on this subject. I am sorrv to say that this league may become“another WFL: However, if only mOre students could-make their games the league could be successful. So, let's get those sweat pants, sweaty shirtsd stinky sneakers on, and get there this Friday.