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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, November 23, 1964 @ WEEK-END STARS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Toronto's Bob Pulford, who scored the winning goal in both games as the Maple Leafs de- feated Chicago 1-0 and Boston ERASE HUGE DEFICIT Tiger-Cats Claw Way 4 7 on 34 shots by Boston to remain undefeated in Toronto's nets. . - Detroit's Norm Ullman, who scored three times and set up. another goal as the Red Wings. defeated Boston 3-1 and tied New York 3-3. Eric Nesterenko. of Chicago, WHERE'S A RECEIVER? Quarterback Eagle Day of Calgary Stampeders is being rushed by B.C. Lions' tack- to win the Western Football Conference championship and the right to advance against lers as he looks for a pass receiver. Lions beat Calgary 33-14 in Vancouver yesterday Hamilton Tiger-Cats in Toron- to this Saturday for a crack at the Grey Cup. --(CP Wirephoto) Lions Whip Stampeders To Capture WFC Crown By DENNIS ORCHARD VANCOUVER (CP) -- British Columbia Lions are bound again for the Grey Cup final, their tickets punched by the long pass. It was their spectacular but risky weapon Sunday, fired al- most unerringly for a 33-14 vic- tory over Calgary Stampeders in the deciding game of the Western Football Conference fi- nal. Quarterback Joe Kapp threw four touchdown strikes, three of them in the first half, to set up next Saturday's Grey Cup game in Toronto as a rematch with Hamilton Tiger-Cats, who de- feated Lions 21-10 in last year's | national final here. Sunday's victory before & crowd of 32,504 followed a split Ps earlier in-the best - of - three series, and it was nothing like Lions' opening 24-10 win or Stampeders' 14-10 reply last Wednesday. Kapp hit halfback Willie Fleming, flanker Sonny Homer, and ends Mack Burton and Pat Claridge for touchdowns, Stam- ers held the B.C. rushing game to 125 yards but the aer- jal attack got by them for 308 DEFENCE WORKS The other half of the story was Lions' defence against the g of Eagle Day and Jerry , the Calgary quarter- backs who together co ed only 11 of 30 passes a fered two interceptions each. Stampeders gained 94 yards|Mc Master University 1 St. on the ground ball and 141 yards passing. Lions led 6-0 after the first|Indianapolis 14 quarter, but had the game put| Wheeling 26 Toledo 23 away by halftime with a 233 lead. Stampeders scored 11 con-| secutive points in the third warter, but failed to score in the last 18 minutes of the game. JOE KAPP JERRY KEELING Ottawa 8 Hamilton 26 total-point final 39-38) suf-| final) Calgary 14 British Columbia 33) 2-1) FOOTBALL SCORES, STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS SATURDAY Eastern Conference United League Quebec 14 Canton 48 Grand Rapids 20 Joliet 15 ; National League (Hamilton wins two + gaMC,/s+ youis 38 Philadelphia 18 Baltimore 24 Los Angeles 7 Canadian Senior Pittsburgh 44 New York 17 Toronto Kast York 41 St. James |cjeveland 21 Green Bay 28 San Francisco 21 Chicago 23 Dallas 16 Washington 28 Minnesota 23 Detroit 23 American League Kansas City 28 Houston 19 New York 26 Houston 35 (Man.) 25 (East York wins sudden-death Atlantic Bowl Mary's University 15 United League Charleston 24 Jack Nicklaus Takes Money Championship LAFAYETTE, La, (AP) Big Jack Nicklaus wrested the SUNDAY Western Conference (B.C, wins best-of-three final GREENWOOD RACE RESULTS Pool 1964 golf money «championship Miller Barber, a native of Louis- iana, .won the $25,000 Cajun Classic golf tournament, last $41,420. Quinella Pool $52,455. PGA event of the year. QUINELLA, 6 AND 3, PAID 67.70' from Arnold Palmer Sunday as) Peter Kempf converted three of the B.C. touchdowns, kicked a 12-yard field goal in the sec- ond quarter and scored a single when he missed a 33-yard field goal try in the fourth quarter, Keeling slipped behind his line in the third quarter and -gave up two points to Lions on q saf- ety touch. Calgary's lone touchdown came on a 13-yard' romp by Keeling in the third quarter. Larry Robinson converted and kicked two 42-yard field goals, and Jim Furlong kicked a sin- gle. B.C. coach Dave Skrien said the biggest element in the vie- tory was better protection for Kapp, accomplished by keeping an extra backfielder in the pocket, "Just the bombs -- that's all that beat us," said coach Bobby Dobbs in the Stampeder dress- ing room, East York Wins Title WINNIPEG (CP). .--Toronto East York Argonauts ended the West's two-year hold on the Ca- nadian senior football cham- -|point deficit and take their two- To Grey Cup Classic HAMILTON (CP) -- Hamil- ton Tiger-Cats did what the ex- perts considered next to impos- sible when they whipped Ot- tawa Rough Riders 26-8 here Saturday to overcome a 17- it was a half hour after the final whistle before he consented to discuss the game with news- paper men. Eyen then his voice was choked with emotion as he sur- veyed his defeated team moping about the dress ing room, appearing to sag under the weight of a heavy mist that billowed from the shower room. Meanwhile, the Hamilton club was rewarding coach Ralph Sazio by tossing him into the shower. He nursed a swollen lip and ear which resulted fro' the merry-making, : The Ticats went into the scrap with a 17-point deficit following a 30-18 trouncing they took in the series' first game at Ottawa the previous week. An explosive 14 - point third quarter gave the Ticats the lead for the first time ingthe series and quarterback rnie Fal- oney's offensive thrusts, com- plemented by a determined de- fence, snuffed out any Ottawa hope of making the national finals. Hamiiten has repre- sented the East in the Grey Cup the last four years. SCORE TOUCHDOWNS Dick Cohee, Tommy Grant and Faloney scored the Hamil- ton touchdowns. Don Sutherin converted all three and added four singles on attempted field goals that went wide. Joe Zuger, who had been out of the Ticat lineup since Sept. 26 with a shoulder injury, kicked a single But the loss of thé series ap-|'0 complete the Ticat scoring. peared to have a stunning ef-| Racine's two first - quarter fect on the Ottawa coach and'field goals gave the Riders a 6-0) GARDEN CITY RACEWAY game, total point Eastern Foot- ball Conference final 39-38. The victory; before 21,000 fans chilled by mid-20 degree tem- peratures and a raw, westerly wind of 30-miles-an-hour and gusting, enabled the Ticats to move into next Saturday's Grey Cup game at Toronto to defend the national title they won last year. And their opponents again this year will be British Colum- bia Lions who won the West- ern Conference title Sunday with a 33-14 victory over Cal- gary Stampeders which gave the Lions the best - of - three series two-games-to-one, The Riders lost their last chance for the title with less than three minutes to play when place-kicker Moe Racine, with the wind at his back and a two- point deficit to overcome, booted his 36-yard field-goal try wide of the posts for a single. Coach Frank Clair admitted following the game that his Rough Riders didn't deserve to win the game on their perform- ance, particularly in the final quarter when they were held to a single 'point despite having the wind in their favor. CLAIR STUNNED lead in the game and a 36-18 lead in the series at that point 3-1. Goalie Terry Sawehuk, who posted a 27-save shutout against Chicago and allowed one goal who scored two goals to break. up a 2-2 tie and launch the Hawks to a 6-2 victor : Montreal. mri --mainly due to an inept Ticat team thai fumbled away. the ball three times in the first 15 minutes. But Hamilton shook off their early game jitters and took complete control of the game, scoring 11 points before half time. And while there was never too much doubt from half-time on who was going to win the game, mental lapses by Rider import Ed Ulmer, whose boom- ing punt accounted for the eighth Ottawa point enabled the Ticats to pile on those much- needed points. The 28-year-old defensive half and punter was caught napping when he allowed Grant to snare a pass from Faloney for the Ticats' second touchdown early in the third quarter. Two min- utes later, ona third - down punt, a bad snap eluded Ulmer near his goal-line, Rather than concede a two -, point safety touch, *e attempted to run the ball out of danger only to be dropped by a surging horde of Ticats on the Ottawa one-yard line. Moments later Faloney romped over, the Ticats. went to the front in the series. Had UI- mer stepped back into his own end-zone, the Riders would have} retained possession of the ball) at their own 20 and possibly) changed the eventual outcome) 4 FIRST RACE -- | mile trot for 3-year- olds and up. Purse $600 (8). 7-Jack Harvester, Cote 25.70 1-Comet Raider, Hamelin 3-Emien Hanover, Favikner Start good, won driving, Also Started: Thomas M, Mr. Jive © Lord Dean, Star Nib, and Reyphell, SECOND RACE -- 1 mile pace for all ages. Purse $700 (8). 4Doris Adios, W'wood 28.90 13.60 6.80) Al-Guess Who, Jeffrey 3Parading Star, Fearnley 14,60 §.80|2Canadian intrusion, Walker $Perfect Hoot, Crowe 4.00| Start good, won driving. Start good, won driving. Also Started: Chris Yeade, Colonel Mc- Gregor, Countess Byrd M, Mister Saint, and sieur Reynard. DAILY DOUBLE, 7 AND 4, PAID $291.70 NI THIRD RACE -- 1 mile pace for all ages. Purse $700 (7). $-Royal Bunter, Gagnon 7.90 4.60 3.00 8-Long Distance, Clements $.90 3,60 }-Kathy H. Chief, Waddell 2. Start good, won driving. Also Started: Ballerina Wick, Bernie's Pride, Lynden Ada, KWR, Late Can., Lee Grattan. POURTH RACE -- 1 mile year-olds and up. Purse S-Jovial Abbe, G'braith 4Jeff Dillon, Hawke 1-Dean Sultan, L'Heureux jart good, won drivi Also Started: Goldie Frisco, Mr. Byrd. FIFTH RACE -- 1 mile pace for + year-olds and up. Purse $600 (8), Belwyn, Hie Harvester, W'wood BMighty Direct, Duford Start good, won driving. | Alse Ren in Order: Megan Hal, Mary) Volos, Penny Hal,.Justafier, and Selkirk. | SIXTH RACE 2-Jimmy 4Meadow 9.40 4.90 12.10 5.40 5.00 Also Started: A-Danny Sone. A. | oer ee Who and Danny Song) QUINELLA, 3 AND 1, PAID 65.00 --No Show Betting. SEVENTH RACE -- 1 mile pace for + year-olds and up. Purse $700 (8). | &-Silver Laird, Hawke 24.70 10.60 1-Glendale Joe, Varcoe 4% 7-lrene MacDuff, Boyce Start good, won easily. Also Started: Johnny Dale, Meadow Bob, Widower's Pick, Judy Chief G, end Charley Forbes. EIGHTH RACE --- 1 mile pace for 3 year-olds and up, Purse $1,200 (6). 1-The Dreamer, Cournoyer 7.20 5.40 3.90 3-Billy By O, Almere 13.90 5.30 trivi 5 pace for + (7), 5.50 3.60 2.60 3.4 3.20 4% Bell, Miss and Lemodie 5-Count Marky; 4.50 Start good, won Also Started: Stoney and Karen Late Cans, thier Sota Mighty $tein, Palermo, NINTH RACE -- 1 mile pace year-olds a . L458 000 (7). pionship Saturday with a 21- point second half that spelled a 41-25 defeat for the defending champion St. James Rams. In addition to the Perey Roh inson Trophy, emblematic of senior football supremacy, Ar- gonaut halfback Gerry Burrows won the Bert Warwick Memor- ial Trophy as the most valu- able player in the game. Burrows scored three touch- downs, caught four passes for 65 yards, rushed 10 times for 84 yards and picked up hine of Ar- gos' 25 first downs. Argos' of- ON SPEE il QUOTES ODDS bee, | Started: Pine ® Danny, pred ieherd, George V Y ahd the Bae TENTH RACE -- 1 mile peace for § backer Don Shinnick of foot- |Y9!; and uP purse Or ALD ball's Baltimore Colts has BY turned bookmaker. + i Ouke Teammates Bill Pellington yee and Gino Marchetti, who will retire after this season, are to be given an apprecia- 5-Firsto Lee Gi 1080 5.00 4:40 1-Lynden Almer Iindiey 4.10 3.20 Williams 4.20 won driving farted, Lescol Tuffy wana Adios, Ell Blaze, Gracie Frisco Killean. Total Pool $120,418. 294 Hal, Ara- Byrd, and rke, Ke Ke C,| UNS' FOR GIFTS Germen Meuser Lee Enfield Sporte: Revolvers Gun Rocks Cleaning Kits Shotguns Holsters, Belts, etc. Cross Bows, etc. ete e@ ee2fe0848 Time poyment, no deposit, leyewey. ART'S GUN REPAIR 18 BOND ST. WEST 728-9731 Attendance . 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Alse ran in order -- Secret Star, Rubal|8-Erin Pan, Leblanc $0 6.60). " 9-Jamie's Gem, Hale 'joling in a tie for second here. | inner, bg 5, Quiet Step -- ivachence | > _|defence that crushed all second- gy Srecunen. Also Ran in Order: Danish Blue, Ann's| AS 1964's top tour money! air bids as Rams went into the rainer J. C, Meyer, Pool $39,024. Reply, To The Victor, Bega Bega, Mon's| m Winner, CH f 2, Suitan' Mahomoud---sele|Paying entry fees in ail 1965 | | SECOND 'RACE -- Purse 41,900 claim-| Heiress 2nd by Solonaway. |tournaments. jlead in the game played in cold | three-year-olds and up, 7 furs (9). Trainer W. Von Richthoten. | lh-degree temperatures which £00 5.40 | } 410) SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $10,000 edd. when Gay Brewer missed a 15-); --------- Algo ran in order Falsun, Gladi up, 1 5-16 miles (6). loman, Cluny Miss, Magic Shan, Jessie|4-Sunny, Walsh 9.00 4.9% 2.30/which kept him from finishing THE DAILY DOUBLE, Careful Consort|3Latin Artist, Gordon 22\|second by himself. By THE CANADIAN PRESS (1) and Final Award (4), paid $25.10 | Start good, won driving i Winner, : The Grey Cup finalists for Ribbon by Anwar +| Giddings: and Whitetioraugh scores of 77 and 71 in his last) i Trainer A, H. Fisher: Peel si4ar7, | EL ate two rounds to finish out of the! monton and Montreal, were | both knocked out of the Ses-vear-olds and up. 7 furs (8). ay Ho ® 4 . 2 Bield Trial Robinson 7.90 4.50 ry | today -- in 1957. Winnipeg Shere Khan Armstrong | T R | Blue Bombers crushed Ed- tart good, won driving EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2,000, Claim ranmere hovers | ry Basswood, Deal Me Ace Jean Goyo and|2-Cassis Miss. Elliott 16.70 6.60 4.90 | two overtime periods in the Roh Reh | &-Bonnie Bird, Walsh 3.80 3.20 third and deciding game of Sister Ship by Flying Missel. | Start good, won easily - I ee a. A Aske A , Trainer R. St. John. Pool $83,723. Also Ran in Order: Dandier, Persian| JONDON (Reuters) -- Tran-| monion. Hamilton Tiger- Tune, Auntie Nora, Crystal Fireand Zen-|mere Rovers defeated Lincoln) Cats walloped Montreal ing two-year-olds. One mile (9) | Winner, B F 4, Blenban--sun F | : ; ; : ts ms Selector Leblanc 9.10 4.80 3.30 tank, Tree). 3 seen *Yifourth division soecer match) to win the Big Four final GLueky Oraw Turcotte 3.30| Attendance 11,727 Friday. Reuters news agency| by 56-11. Hamilton went on Also ran in order Cru' th ; | sae Attendance 22 Days--198,115 H f a isin Thru, H . i 9 Ga Wein ecco, Gwe Wark, et eee earlier as 1-0 for Lincoln City: over Winnipeg. oo Winner, DK B or BR G 2 Selector -- iris Moore by Osiris 2nd. FIETH RACE -- Purse $2,200, Claim-| we three-year-olds and up, 7 furlongs (¢ ple, Turcotte 'eaches Reward, Dittfach : 1958 M.G.A. Ss j ports Convertible threefyear-olds and up. 7 furs (8) The 24 - year - old Nicklaus) &Res! Black Walsh 4.00 ing. wove i Silk * 'pires, T'cotte 18.60 9.00 §.10/,; ini nings of $113,284.50, after finish-| Khali, Indian Line. be His effort was backed by a wi Start good, won driving. | Double Poot $74,962. Bell and Wee Annie Dory earner, he will be exempt fro final 30 minutes with a 24-20) PBinal award Conmntine 6.50. 4.10. 3.00] Pool. $82,383 Nicklaus won the money title|;pent the c rt , won driving. ed "Mohawk Stakes", three-year-olds and| font putt on the 18th green, R 9 emember When?... and Pavia's Flight TA-Runadir, Dittfach 3.10 2.10 C HH 5S, Final Score -- War| Also Ran in Order: Lebon ML, A--Dr Al Balding of Toronto had , three years running, |A--Willow Downs Farm entry. | THIRD RACE money with a total of 295. | - . playoffs seven years ago +Penepovie Leblanc 14,60 8.60 5.50 'Also ran in order-- Seek and. Find,| ing, three-year-olds and up, 1% miles (8). monton Eskimos 17-2 after Nip Lincoln Ci ier, DE B or BR © 6, The Dene ox) tings Hem. 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