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TERRACE — It took even less
than the normal regulation time
for the Terrace Norihmen rugby
team to pulverize the Sundawgs,
of Alaska, into submission and
capture the consolation title ‘in

. their division at a rugby tourna-

ment in Hawaii. ©.

They were playing ‘in' ‘the
social division consolation final
two weekends ago in Honolul:
at end of the Hawaii Harlequins

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- thmen players, spouses, friends,

groupies and fans poured onto
the field from the ‘sidelines to
launch the victory, celebrations,

the referee abandoned effartsto |
complete the game and awarded .

the 20-0 win and the plate (con-
solation) title to Terrace.

“It was obvious ‘the Sun-
dawgs weren’t going to win,’
Hull said. ‘It was the Nor-
thmen’s game — we domirated

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Terrace’s 20-0 rout of: the end we ran away with it.” = - Contest| . |
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the final minutes.of the game
when Northmen players
mistook a game-ending whistle
from an adjacent field as betng
intended for theirs.

‘‘The cheer immediately went
up from the Terrace: ranks
‘Three cheers for ‘the
Sundawgs,’*’ recalled «team
spokesman Dave Hull. ‘Then
the ref came running over, wav-
ing his arms, saying ‘‘Nol, no!”

But as the exuberant Nor-

and doubled that by the time it
was over.

' “The calibre of the teams we
faced was high,” Hull said.
‘And the Northmen played
considerably better as well, We
were at the very top level of our
rugby ability.”

Players suffered “numerous
missing pieces of hide but no
serious injuries,’” he said, ad-

‘ding plans are already beginning

for a trip to New Zealand in °93.

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at - ing a rugby match two weekends ago in Hawaii, against the
-Ngongotaha Hawks, a Mauri team from Rotorua, New Zealand.

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