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1Z Tiit GsAWA Times, moncey, END RUN--Halfback George Dixon (28) of the Montreal Alouettes runs behind the blocking of Dick Walton (52) and two @ther Alouette play- ers in a Canadian Football ~ MONTREAL TIED FOR TOP League interlocking game against Winnipeg Blue Bomb- ers. The Als Won the game --(CP Wirephoto) Ottawa Edges Ti-Cats; 'Larks Swamp Bombers By THE CANADIAN PRESS {Montreal Alouettes, most pop- ar pre-season choice to lead Canadian Football League's stern Conference this year, ally made it into first place ring the weekend--with help ffom an unexpected source. »Combining a 30-1 win over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers at treal Sunday' with Ottawa Rough Riders' 28-27 upset vic- tery over Hamilton Tiger-Cats Saturday, the Als tied Hamilton fér top spot. ; *Montreal, however, has picked up its six points in only = ae games, while Hamilton has layed six. "Both clubs have perfect rec- ords--at home. For the Als, it ws their third successive win if Montreal. They lost two games on the road to open the season. The Ticats havé. won lost three in opposition terri- tory. ; Montreal broke one significant streak, The victory over the Bombers was the first win for the East in six interlocking games with teams of the West- ern Conference, For the Als, halfbacks Don Clark and George Dixon led the offensive parade, but the stout Montreal defence was really the story of the game. COULDN'T MOVE BALL The Grey Cup champion Blue Bombers could not move the ball for a single first down in the first half and managed their only point on a wide field goal attempt after recovering a fum- ble deep in Montreal territory. Clark scored two touchdowns for Montreal, one on a 73-yard run and the other on a 52-yard pass play with quarterback mann each scored one, and Bobby Jack Oliver and Gino Beretta each kicked a single. The final points came on a safety touch. : Winnipeg scored its lone point on George Flemming's wide field goal attempt. The Ottawa scoring was led by lineman Moe Racine, who booted field goals of 28 and 11 yards, three converts and a sin- gle. Halfbacks Ernie White and Ron Stewart and end George Belu scored the touchdowns. Hamilton had two touchdowns from halfback Tommy Grant, one each from end Hal Patter- son and quarterback Bernie Fa- loney, and three converts by Dave Viti. The Alouettes completely dominated the Bombers, tired after scoring a 25-20 win over the last-place Argonauts in Tor- onto Friday. They rushed for Frank (Bubba) Marriott. three at home and now have George Dixon and Dave Hopp- 321 yards to Winnipeg's 63, with "RIDERS DOWN ESKIMOS bow 17-1 at the half. Clark picking up-172 and Dixon 106. ADD 13 POINTS They led 9-0 at the quarter In the fourth quarter, with Dick Thorn- ton relieving Kenny Ploen at quarterback, Winnipeg nicked up most of its seven first downs. But the Als added their final 13 points in the same quarter. - Montreal finished with 16 first downs, although Marriott and last-quarter replacement Ron Maddocks completed only three of nine passes for 74 yards. Ploen and Thornton completed seven of 19 for 76 yards. In Ottawa, the Rough Riders never trailed as they moved to within two points of the league lead, using a superior ground attack and better ball control. Ottawa rolled up 23 first downs, most of these on the ground, to Hamilton's 14, most in the air. Stewart picked up 84 on the Riders' 184 rushing yards, almost equalling Hamil- ton's total of 89. The Ticats, with Faloney GOVERNOR'S CUP By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Indianapolis Indians and At- lanta Crackers, the teams that battled in a one-game playoff for the' International League southern division championship, meet again tonight in the first game of a best-of-seven series for the Governor's Cup. Indianapolis won the league's pennant, defeating northern. di- vision champion Syracuse 6-5 in 11 innings Sunday and taking the series 4-1. Atlanta won the battle of the second-place clubs, defeating Toronto Maple Leafs Tobin Rote Has Good Game But Cookie Injured BY THE CANADIAN PRESS Kansas City Chiefs, who won the American Football League championship last year as the Dallas Texans, have proved there's nothing in a name, When they opened the regular "lseason Saturday, they smashed Denver Broncos 59-7 with Len Dawson leading the way by passing for four Chief touch- downs, Meanwhile, Houston Oilers, the defending eastern division champions, were shocked 24-13 by Oakland Raiders. In Sunday's action, the reju- venated Boston Patriots took ad- vantage of second-half pass in- terceptions by Nick Buoniconti and Tommy Stephens to defeat New York's renamed Jets--they were the Titans last year--38-14, while San Diego Chargers de- feated Buffalo's favored Bills 14-10. In San Diego, the Chargers survived a first-half penalty pl&gye to defeat the Bills. TheNv@hargers scored first when backer Bob Mitinger stole a 'Kemp pass on the Buffalo 48. Quarterback Tobin ball League, connected with Dave Kocourek on a 32-yarder on the Buffalo one and fullback Bobby Jackson plunged over from there. Buffalo scored its only touch- down jn the fourth period, mov- ing 90 yards in 12 plays in a drive highlighted by the pass- ing of Kemp. Buffalo's ground game was weakened when all-league full- back Cookie Gilchrist, also a former Argo, suffered an ankle injury and left the game in the second period. 'TWIN DOUBLE' Atlanta Sweeps Leafs: Indians Put Out Chiefs 5-3 for a 4-0 sweep of their se- ties. I Saturday, Syracuse won its first game with a 4-3 win over Indianapolis and Atlanta downed Toronto 5-2. Now Indianapolis, which beat Atlanta 1-0 for the southern di- vision title last week, is host to Crackers for the first game of the final series. Crackers, de- fending champions of the cup, went on to win the Junior World Series last year 7rom Louisville in the now defunct American Association. KUCKS NAMED Atlanta manager Harry Walker has nominated his ace, Johnny Kucks, to pitch the first game. Rollie Hemsley, Indian) manager, likely will go with his star Fritz Ackley. Syracuse, dcwn three games to one, gave Indians a battle in tthe final game, going ahead in the sixth on Purnal Goldy's three-run homer. After Deacon Jones hit a two-run homer for Indians in the seventh, Chiefs tied it again at 5-5. Géne Ste- phens' 11th inning single drove in the winning run. A homer by Doug Clemens in the sixth provided Atlanta's vic- tory margin. Jim Coker hit a two-run homer in the fifth for the Maple Leafs, tying the score. Toronto out-hit Atlanta 8-7 but left seven men stranded. 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(AP)--The twin double, a pool betting device on four races, paid a whopping $51,- 225 on a $2 ticket at Atlantic ' ' ' ' Record Crowd Sees GLASGOW "306" By THE CANADIAN PRESS 'British Columbia Lions have turned on the four teams that tormented them for nine years. +' Cuffed severely since entering the Western Football Confer- ence in 1954--they won only 38 128 league contests and had anly one winning season--Lions now share first place with five victories and one defeat, «Victory number five came on Saturday night before 36,659 fans--the biggest crowd in Ca- nadian Football League history --ts the Lions trampled Calgary Stampeders 37-21 in Vancou- ver's Empire Stadium, The Lions and Stamps are two points ahead of Saskatch- ewan Roughriders and Winnipeg Blue Bombers, tied in third spot with eight points each. Saskatchewan downed Ed- monton Eskimos 22-9 Saturday night while Winnipeg Blue Bombers split a pair of week- end engagements with Eastern Conference teams -- shading Toronto Argonauts 25-20 Friday night before being battered 30-1 by Montreal Alouettes Sunday. The Lions shoot for sole possession of first place when they meet the Roughriders in Regina tonight. FLEMING STARS Clutch defensive plays and the explosive running of half- back Willie Fleming carried B.C. past Calgary. The defensive unit came up with a 13-8 halftime lead and Fleming made sparkling gal- lops of 63 and 97 yards to spell Lions Lick Stamps The Calgary ground game produced only 66 yards. Quart- erback Eagle Day of 'Calgary made 25 of 44 pass attempts good for 388 yards. . Quarterback Joe Kapp scored two Lion touchdowns, Fullback Nub Beamer scored one touch- down and Fleming picked up the others while rookie Peter Kempf booted three field goals and four converts End Pete Manning, who ga- thered in 10 of 11 passes thrown to him, scored one Calgary touchdown and fullback Lovell Coleman the other. Larry Rob- linson kicked two field goals, a jconvert and a single and Jim Furlong booted a single. Lions collected a total of 16 first downs with 284 yards rush- ing and 146 yards on eight pass completions by Kapp. Calgary compiled 29 first. downs. SET CROWD RECORD The fan turnout eclipsed the existing FL record of 34,272 set Aug. 31, 1959 when Edmon- ton visited Empire Stadium. Roughriders, who have won only 23 of 96 games in the last six seasons, exploded for 22 points in the last 16 minutes to beat Eskimos who now are last in the WFC. The passing of quarterback Ron Lancaster and the running of halfback Bill Gray and full- back George Reed shot Rough- riders to victory after Eskimos had built up a 9-0 margin in the first 44 minutes on two field goals by centre Bill Mitchell, a single by end Aubrey Linne and pa difference in the second a safety touch. \from where he dived over four touchdown by latching onto an| ll-yard pass from Lancaster. play from Cosentino. Ottawa quarterback Russ Jackson completed: nine of 19 passes for 164 yards. He had set up the six-pointer by nabbing two other passes for 2% yards during a 59-yard march, Reed did all the work for| Saskatchewan's second touch- down, taking a screen pass from Lancaster and rambling 45 yards to the Edmonton one plays later--Roughriders got an extra try for an Edmonton off- side. Safety Bob Ptacek notched tne final Saskatchewan touchdown when he intercepted a pass on the Eskimo 35 late in the fourth quarter as Edmonton took to the air in a comeback bid. 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