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LINE PLAY strength and solid defensive play were de- ciding factors in Hamilton's Grey Cup triumph over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, on Winnipeg Fans | Welcome Team At Homecoming were disappointed, the 1,500 Winnipeg Blue. Bomber fans | didn't show it Sunday after- | noon as they gave the de- | feated Grey Cup finalists a | tumultuous welcome at a homecoming in Winnipeg | Arena. | And the cheer of approval | was defeaning when halfback | Leo Lewis promised: '"'Stick | with us and well' try to get it for you next year." | The Bombers arrived at the | Winnipeg RCAF station where a 44-car caravan formed to take them to the official re- } eeption. There, the enthusiastic crowd carried banners such as 'well done Bombers" and gave the players a standing | ovation as they walked | around the arena waving and | shaking hands with the fans. The fans again rose to their / feet when quarterback Kenny | Ploen, halfback Leo Lewis, veteran Herb Gray and coach Bud Grant were introduced. 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No. 1, OSHAWA ot 5-Points BERRY GARAGE DOORS for DEFENSE BRILLIANT' == Hamilton Tiger-Cats -- Capture Grey Cup 22-16 Sazio, asked whether the Bomber strategy in trying to eat! up the third quarter with the} safeties upset his plans, said: "I thought a couple of fumbles | upset me, but not that." | Sazio never considered sim-| ilar action, letting Zuger punt against the wind eyen when the! The Tiger-Cats', victory beatling. . . . If they had managed] ing for minus three yards. He| Ticats were deep in their own By BOB TRIMBEE to go, the fumble by Ploen and,cats gained 73 yards rushing : the: way we held them right atjagainst the wind. They didn't TORONTO (CP) -- Hamilton|the end." attempt'a pass in this situation, Tiger-Cats called the tune in Sat-} Barrow, who jomfed Sazio to|hut Zuger averaged 29 yards on urday's 22-16 Grey Cup triumphitake the first drink of cham-|six punts into the wind while and when the ye one pagne from the battered trophy,|Ulmer averaged only 17. ended, the chances of Winnipeg/was asked about the wisdom of} winnj . i he ee Pong oe erngee peng ni me Now, you're second-guess- completed two passes into the was hammered out by their|/to bréak loose on just one series clicked on five more with the| mauling, unyielding defensivejafter a safety it would have wind for 58 yards while Lewis! corps, which dominated play|been a brilliant stroke. They threw once wiih the wind for this season in the Eastern Foot-/didn't and we got ee : ball Conference, Despite winds gusted to 5 es ; . proved enough to snap the miles an hour and temperatures, 28¥er was good beg tw : of four Western Conference Bombers' in the mid-30s, it was a great|passes and Cosentino missed on great 1965 comeback. on_ the battle. lone, all with the wind. wind-buffeted gridiron at Cana-|_ Hamilton jumped ahead 10-0) The game's top individual of- dian National Exhibition Sta-|in the opening quarter, dropped) tensive performance was dium before a sell-out crowd of|behind 13-10 by the halt, moved/p oiiea who carried 12 times for an 32,600 fans. jin front to stay in the third) )7° : 4 di more than quarter when*it gained a 99-13} 67 yards, caught two passes for The maestro was captain!" eR 17 ; 'ton' '|margin and held Winnipeg to aj, . b yon | John Barrow, Hamilton's alll-|'c14" coal in the tension-packed| Kickoff return. isis was next) star defensive tackle,.who was es |with 82 yards on 13 carries in| 4 é final quarter. a named the game's outstanding) wi." qicats got touchdowns|28 9" 4 kickoff return. ad U i rd quarte i : Be ed back access Oe Willie Bethea in the hag On Alyasses for another 39 and ran 2 he i9-yar ass play wi arter- m line of scrimmage, and he re- ledge A gg oe rg papa back a kickoff 10 yards. Cohee covered 6 big sae by a. and a game-opening kickoff sin- picked up 43 yards on four car- back any gon . Padarter gle by halfback Don Sutherin; jries. } that aay . ri, Monde a third-quarter single by Zuger, Winnipeg drive. ; __land the three safeties. ZUGER BRILLIANT parrod: got ANS seers The statistical story, however, riper-Cat .|LEWIS LED from others. on Tiger-Cets a Halfback Leo Lewis, the/blurred one brilliant and key fensive fro nt wall: Angelo! po mbers' great veteran andiplay by Zuger in the third quar- ; Mosca, Dave Viti, Marty Mar-|their top player in the game,|ier, & snap on a third-down Saturday afternoon. Here Wayte -- and another Tiger- itinello and Jim Reynolds. jand Perkins scored touchdowns punt play sailed over his head Blue Bomber Art Perkins, Cat has an arm around |. ER |for Winnipeg, both in the second : powerful fullback, is stop- Perkins' right leg DEFENCE WAS THERE quarter. Tackle Norm Winton|and he was forced to retrieve it ed cold at the line of scrim- When a Winnipeg ball carrier|converted the second and kicked/and punt on the run from his P "p fir, . rf ¢ mage by Tiger-Cat Billy = CE Nee) was gt wae ti eaging mr i 14-yard field goal nat og a own 25. The ball bounced over minmneuney 2 sae granite formation or skirtifinal quarter to complete e], on 3 around it, all-star defensive) scoring. Billy Cooper and rolled 10 yards GREY CUP STATISTICS STORY halfbacks Billy Wayte and Gar-| The statistics were enough to into the Winnipeg end zone-- iney Henley were there. give fans fits trying to fathom|distance of 9% yards--where end. Ploen, one of the greatest quarterbacks in Canada today, agreed with the coaches and/ Zuger eliminated the pass as an offen-| sive threat. | "But," he added, "you have) to give full credit to their de-| by|fence. They were able to hold! our offence with their backs to) the bay. And Barrow was ter- rific." Grant said the game proved only that the Hamilton defence |was able to spoil the Bombers' | player. He stole a wind-stalled from halves Dick Cohee on an| Dave Raimey rushed for 36/strategy designed to make the punt out of the hands of kicker) (sont yard first-quarter run and|yards on 10 carries, caught two|most of the high winds, CR 1T'S CHRISTMAS AT CANADIAN PRESS GREY CUP GAME STATISTICS | This defence forced Winni-/some pattern to the Hamilton! Cooper was pinned for a single. | Ist Qtr 2ndQtr 3rd Qtr 4thQtr 'Totals |peg's explosive offence to give|victory or some reason for the|ctatistically, the punt was y 7 7 | 116 yards 18 plays, in-| Winnipeg loss. ; Team Wps Ham Wpg Ham Wpg Ham Wpg Ham Wpg Ham OP so) eee on which the) The Bombers had 18 first|measured from the line of First downs 0 4 Il 9 s+. 5 18 6 |Rombers conceded safety|downs to six for Hamilton and/scrimmage and went into the Yds rushing 9 66 -- ae UF 156 | touches. "lrecovered five of six Ticat fum-|pooks as a 68-yarder. Yds passing -3 0 66 2 7 |bles. Hamilton, however, out-/ he yictory was only the Passes tried 2 2 p r I Completed 2 0 Int'cept by 0 v " 8 ~~ ~ is a It also rescued the Ticats own hit-and-miss offence which jcoughed up a record-tying five fumbles to a Winnipeg defence : | eee lrated second only to Hamilton's Henley made the only Inter-|}5)) jaunched by three consecu- |ception of the game, snaring &|tive yictories hv Edmonton Es- lin Canada this season. | er ae | pass in his own end zone after|;imos in 1954-55-56. It also was | The safeties--only four were : ee ; 7 ver| : ; j 7 it was carried by the wind overlonly the second victory in six 5 . wea 3 conceded in previous Grey Cup) the head of end Farrell Funston, | attempts by Hamilton against nw ws \127 and gained 71 yards passing] qozen games when the West be- doo Punts 4 Avge punt 20 Fumbles 0 looun ee tee ee 1 Fumbles lost 0 1 Penalties 2 2 Yds penized 10 15 0 0 wo BE SAH -- rOounNncsS 0 |provided the victory margin) ne9's first deep penetration into| SoOOH SHS aAHoSoS a SooonsZrone By ecocormemSwroeste"™ re) Field goals. 0 Fld goals trd 0 ecooocooonecoso --______________-- jninth Grey Cup in 17 tries and|" The only serious march by|East-West Grey Cup. clashes) -RMC BEATEN ELECT PRESIDENT its greta aa i arg baprey either club against the wind| since Edmonton Eskimos were | woRONTO (CP Charl |peg teams, dating back to 1935.)came in the final quarter when|shut out 23-0 by Toronto Argo MONTREAL (CP) -- Loyola) pon oe mp he ae areal After the game, Hamilton|pethea dodged several Bomber|nauts in 1921, now !s 26-12 for College Warriors had a scorin ee oh of Toronto was elected/coach Ralph Sazio commented: |tacklers in a 37-yard run down|the East. eOee coring chairman of the Ontario region} 'This great defence has car-|the sideli to the Wi 16 field day routing Royal Military|of Canadian Automobile Sport)ried us. from the start while we Mable te O cirva Goarar | Ore DO IT AGAT College Redmen 15-3 in Ottawa-|Clubs at the annual general|were rebuilding and getting our|pack Frank Ce ae plays| Grant, who failed to win a St. Lawrence intercollegiate meeting Sunday. Ryan won thejoffence together. The biggest latér killed the drive . |record-tying fifth cup, defended hockey action Saturday. Chris|two- year term over James three or four plays of the game |his strategy in ordering his club Lenahan, Michael Coutu and/Gunn, a former national presi-|were when Bombers' fullback} TICATS BEST IN WIND jto give up the safeties. He said Claude Mayrand scored or dent of CASC trying to gain the!|Art Perkins didn't make a first} Hamilton did hold' a margin/he would do it again under sim RMC. regional office. down With just a few minutes|moving into the wind. The TTi-lilar circumstances. Sy LN SE & {2 IDG EB er we CHRISTA @vew. ine. = All Fine Gifts DON'T Come In Small Packa GIVE FAMILY PRESTIGE and ENJOYMENT SALES ae a ; OR LATE MODEL "i 1 "Goodwill" Used Car Accessories Dep't OPEN ; 'ej ; bce eee Ask For Your Mills Man For Courteous, Efficient Service Sot, 'tH 5 P.M. ; KEN QUINN © GARY HOOEY @ FRANK WHITE @ RO! 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