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Championship Season Not Over As UBC Enters Shrum Bowl THE UBYSSEY Vol. LXV, No. 22 Vancouver, B.C. Friday. November 26,1982 S5*°' 228-2301 Championship season not over as UBC enters Shrum Bowl Though Saturday's Shrum Bowl is the last season game for both schools, it ranks as the most consequential. There is more up for grabs than another stroke in the win column. Pride goes on the line for the T-Birds as they represent the best of Canadian football, while at SFU the to adopt an image of big time big business football. Former SFU coach entire program is at stake. Lome Davies once envisioned his foot­ ball team playing in the Rose Bowl, and UBC and SFU expected big crowds to all sporting events. However, it was just that, a vi­ rivals to the end sion. Last year the Clansmen football Although one would think the season team and track teams were in danger of ends when you win the national cham­ By If you were thinking last week's losing their programs due to insufficient pionship, there are still a couple of PHILIP KUEBER Vanier cup national championship game financial support. things hanging over UBC's head. was the most important victory for the Across the city, on the Point, the UBC One is the Shrum Bowl against Simon and SCOTT McDONALD Thunderbird football team, think again. Thunderbirds have enjoyed a strong Fraser University, what UBC coach The T-Birds biggest game of the '82 football program since head coach Frank Smith refers to as "unfinished season comes tomorrow night at Empire Frank Smith took over in 1974. Smith, business in Vancouver." stadium, when they play the Simon 1-8 in his first year, has turned the 'Birds The other thing up in the air at the Fraser University Clansmen in the an­ into a dynasty, becoming top contenders moment is whether Smith will move up nual Shrum Bowl classic. every year. His Shrum Bowl record is to coach in the CFL. The game is of vital importance to 3-1. UBC, much to the chagrin of Cana­ both teams. There is now speculation that Smith dian Inter-University Athletic Union, Aside from the pride and reputation will jump to the B.C. Lions of the CFL. has always considered the Shrum Bowl of both teams, the winning coaching Woodward, on the other hand, may lose just as important as the Vanier Cup. staff also acquires a powerful bargaining his head coaching job this year. As a In 1978, when UBC was last in the na­ tool in recruiting the top high school result, he is going to great lengths to tional final, (they lost to Queens Univer­ players in the province. win. sity 16-3 and two members of this year's In the past, UBC victories in the Three weeks ago, Woodward acquired team, Bernie Glier and Mark Beecroft Shrum Bowl have no doubt lured top video tapes of various Thunderbird played in that game), Smith caused a players such as halfback Glenn Steele, home games. They were no doubt minor stir when he mentioned some of right-end Rob Ros, and linebacker Trent significant when the SFU coaching staff his players considered the Shrum Bowl Edwards. sat down to formulate a game plan. just as important as the national cham­ But the big question Saturday night While Woodward obtained the tapes pionship. will be the class of competition in the legitimately, one might term it unethical. Last year, CIAU officials became Canadian Intercollegiate Athletic Woodward approached UBC's Stu­ irate when three UBC players stayed in Union. dent Broadcasting Association, which Vancouver to practise for the Shrum UBC, a member of the CIAU com­ videotaped UBC home games. The SBA, Bowl instead of travelling back to peting in the Western Inter-collegiate ignorant about why Woodward wanted Toronto to receive their all-Canadian Football league, had an unblemished the tapes, rented them out for $20. awards. The CIAU was upset because 11-0 record against Canadian competi­ Needless to say, there were some UBC treated a CIAU event as minor tion this year, including the national distraight UBC players. compared to a game with a non-CIAU championship. The lone loss for the Two players, who asked to remain member. 'Birds came in an exhibition game with unidentified, spoke out. "It's a typical Smith could not understand what the. the Eastern Washington State University move by them (SFU). Woodward knows problem was. He said "Winning the Eagles. he might be collecting UIC so he's get­ Shrum Bowl gives credibility to the Simon Fraser, which plays in the Na­ ting desperate. It won't matter though." CIAU. They don't seem to understand tional Intercollegiate Athletic Associa­ The Thunderbirds go into the game as that back there." tion, does not belong to any Canadian favorites. Woodward joked, "We just The UBC players seem to agree. After athletic association. Consequently, the want to kick a field goal and hold UBC chanting "we're number one" on the majority of SFU's competition comes to under 50 points." That may not be field after the final, the cheer turned to from American schools. far from the truth, as UBC has averaged "one more game" in the changing As a result, the Clansmen have tried just under 40 points a game this season. room. Page 2 THE UBYSSEY Friday, November 26, 1982 O Christmas Spree* This festive season, go on a SONY listening spree. 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Broadway, 872-8137 Richmond • 5851 No. 3 Road, 270-8691 Coquitlam Centre • 464-6711 New Westminster • 626 Columbia, 526-7022 Surrey-Langley • 19583 Fraser Hwy., 533-1819 Victoria • 726 Yates St., 388-6295 Nanaimo • Woodgroye Centre, 390-3451 M»3» Kamloops • Aberdeen Mall, 374-9411 Friday, November 26, 1982 THE UBYSSEY Page 3 No lack ass music' for one man band Nash the Slash is a Toronto- and a lot of promoters and club two detectives looking for this delete my own records and my What are you going to do after Nash based one-person electric band. owners followed. All these things maniac killer called Nash the Slash. .records always sell consistently. the Slash? Nash was supposed to play with Ig- evolved parallel to each other. I was I also thought the slashing applied to They don't sell in huge amounts, Ha ha ha, that's awful. You're gy Pop recently at the Commodore, doing a musical style I probably my approach of playing the violin, but over a period of a year all of a falling into the trap of the rock'n' but Pop cancelled because of torn would have still done anyways, throttling the instrument. sudden it all adds up. roll image. This something is ligaments. Nash did two shows at regardless of the approach of the in­ What is the crowd's response to Who are your favorite artists? something the John Q. Public the Savoy last Saturday and Friday. dustry. your shows? From the past, The Who have should know about rock'n roll. It's The Ubyssey's Jack Tieleman spoke I was doing a lot of artsy fartsy Well, these club things are predic­ always been one of my favorite ;not made up of a bunch of 19 year with Nash Nov. 19. things. Things like music for film table. They are confused, with their bands. That's not because they are old musicians who are waiting to Who is Nash the Slash? shows and paintings and things like jaws down on the floor. There is in their big farewell situation. As a make their millions before they're Well, where do I start, it sounds that, you know, I still do them. You this delayed action. There's like a matter of fact I don't like The Who 22 so they can buy high-rise apart­ like ancient history. People don't know I get labelled a punk, electro- time warp between what I am doing any more.
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