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R d P a S R ] @ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, November 27, 1967 LcCe 1 Ug FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD ' : '@) Win Over Stam & By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) Sunday Results ie : NATIONAL LEAGUE Baltimore 26. San Francisco 9 x a, ao Green Bay 17 Chicago 13 CALGARY (CP) -- A word of|twice the yardage that ae ap vision |Atlanta 24 New Orleans 27 : warning for Hamilton Tiger-|rolled up passing sat rating i better. He ~ not. gettin 'the ' We tn ob eee © oe -- Cats; Saskatchewan Roughrid-| It's a feat he has pulledlholes---he was finding then" a pas SS 6211 204 sat aiadsiolds 7 New York 44 ery, Bayes) one es are heading your way with|before--in the 1966 Grey Cup| Ron Lancaster, the scram- 5 |Ehila. 5 6 0 271 312 .455|Washington 31 Cleveland 42 nto: Wright (Jordan) ..... 1217 two teams--George Reed and/game against Ottawa in Van-\blin artereanie td : s | Wash'ton 4 2 283 278 444) nto: Wright 1 : g 4 ack for the de N. Orleans 29 0173304.182) | AMERICAN LEAGUE yes, Park) vee M431 everybody else. ____|couver Reed surpassed the totallfending Grey Cup Roughriders, ? ee | Eastern Divisi miotMertin | (ayes) ga oi Saskatchewan won the right/Ottawa ground yardage all by|had little trouble picking apart Century Division | astern sion 10.54; King 12.05; Stewart 12.05; to represent the West. in the/himself. Calgary's defence with his pass- Cleveland 7 4 0-266 239 .636 , WLT F A Pet P r HL IDE iy 1210) ee es Grey Cup game in Ottawa Dec.| Thi: year, Roughridersling. New York 6 5 0311311 .545|New York 7 2 1269 206 .778 ion Ts Zs 2 when they tripped Calgaryldropped the first game of the| Fi hit Jim Carphin in the M\St. Louis 5-5-1272 279 -500|Houston 6 3 1169 139.667 SECOND PERIOD Stampeders hol hd ve mas Mpeg final 15-11, but came/first quarter and Gord Barwell "\Pittsburgh = 2 8 1 223 274 .200/Roston 3 8 1232 304.273 Bia: Witont . game " rs ri 'three con-|back to take the second gamelin the second with touchdown Westera Conference Buffalo 3 8 0159 218.273 mil Weight) 9.22 Miamiien clssberes Ouhwnl tosses. Jack Abendschan con- Central Division Miami 2 8 0113 293.100 es -- 'Park, (maior) 436i Dus- Rough Riders 26-0 Saturday to|! OSE THEIR HOPES Hsing Be omg kicked an 18- WLTFQA Pet) E i) ae become the eastern representa-| It was that second game that| Peter fis tha Se Ak foe? 2 2 Le ron THIRD PERIOD tives on the basis of a 37-3 score|scuttled whatever hopes Cal- gonauts cast-off who went on to se : 9 178 180 .455| Oakland 9 1 0352 155 .900 sd Seyi oa on the two-game total-point}gary had when Terry Evanshen,|set a hatful of passing records Miiamsota 3 oe Peden San Diego 8 1 1267 204.889 jes. -- Ring 1.45; Jordan 14.50 final. : the phenomenal flanker wholwith Calgary, threw touchdown : g Keates City 6 5 0326210 545 ee annie e Reed is a linebacker whojwas voted Canadian player of|passes to Lovell Coleman and Coastaf Division De ver 210 0 199 347 .167 FIRST PERIOD some genius turned into a full-jthe year, broke a leg. Bob McCarthy. Bill Goods con- 4\Baltimore 2 331 137 1.000) . * nto: Bayes (Caffery) ...... 3. brck in 1963. Sunday, he carried) Of Reed's Sunday perform-| verted McCarthy's touchdown. = |Los Angeles 2 317 159 .889) Sunday Results nto: Acomb (Wright) |. ; $1 times for 201 yards, nearlylance, coach Eagle Keys said: an Fran 0 201 265 .455|Boston 6 Houston 27 el SE TES Oey ae HAD HAD WORSE Atlanta 1 130 345 "100 Buffalo 14 Miami 17 to: Ro There were 21,036 screaming -- - - orl onan igi ie fans in the stands and while | aa ae salle 9.57 ito: Martin (Caffery 13.29 plained about the noise, Lancas- -- Stewart 3.19; Di ; , tik a : hal; Robertson 8.417 Jordon ' ter said it didn't bother him: artin 9,52: Gyles 15.299 | Whit * "I've had worse games here. snes use" TO Gain Grey Cup Berth x's se' sities SECOND PERIOD jafter we got the two toiichdowns : "a to: King (Par javies) 7.24 \the noise died down." wa: Quintilian (Walton) 16.07 By JOHN SHORT {gave the vaunted Ottawa of-| ¢ 's firs : ' ery Martin) fence neither time nor space to beatae es ck cca, Fullback George Reed of is off on another run as player in yesterday's WFC kins, Bob Trygstad and Jim World s Largest ; 18.29 es -- Tallon 2.49; Stewart 6.23; on Gee inna patsotted the grr bbe yh hee Russ Jackson was dumped four pedi isceen og etl converge on the all-star ers, from left, are Bill Gas- (CP Wirephoto) 4 THIRD PERIOD aig bate oA peer 7 aah times for losses by the front/an 4] Ford punt on the Saskat-| wa i ee ee Riders 26-0 in the pagent halt of Ped us Bg aie a tad chewan 26-yard line. The second) © jpassing of Redskin quarterback S | d S ° ell, Roy) x sca, Billy Ray cklin an \Sonny Jurgensen. ya: Boldirev . the Eastern' Football Conference!nave 'Viti on pass attempts ay da Eg Bgl in| Packers Ca ture I itle Jurgy hit on 32 of 50 tosses for aies an ervice Wright (martin) ge i alone. fe s . 373 yards and three touchdowns.|| Oshawa and he toclecak d-ueed : Bayes (Park) : The win gave Hamilton a 37-3) after the first half, in which See \Carl Ward --returneda_kickoff Shawa andrea's largest stock of new and use es -- O'Donnell 4.167 Boldir rk 11.31; Jordon 12.32; Whittak- Gyles (minor and misconduct) Ticats Batter Riders HAMILTON (CP) -- The victory inthe two-game, total- point playoff and atoned for last season, when the Riders flat- operate. Ottawa quarterback Hamilton constructed a lead of 18-0 on the ,ame and 29-3 on the halfback Ed Buchanan com- Saskatchewan Roughriders three Calgary Stampeders final game. Stampeder play- Furlong. "We just knew we could beat them," Lancaster said after the! game. 104 yards for the Browns' snowmobiles, as wel! as a complete stock of snow- mobile accessories, parts, clothing and snowmobile 4 M ' { Selling Snowmobile e e With Win Over Bears ee trailers, We're a one stop snowmobile Centre pro- affery 17.48; Boldirev (major) x A round, the game acquired many : ; : rfl RBM cll peg ty ay ont pong to win the! of the ingredients of a tong war. ae ven get te pgs |chaels and Lenny Lyles' 36-yard|j Viding complete snowmobile servicing and repairs 19.10; Dmytruk ( . j ' sali i : y 4} ryaray ' Moe Ottawa Lowed 29-14 to Saskat-|LEAVES EARLY run. We had control throughout! By DICK COUCH Colts regained its one-game|champions capitalized on Dave|SCoring scramper with an inter-| in our up to date service shop. chewan last season and the Ti- ger-Cats will meet the same club in the national final this the game." It took Saskatchewan cnly| Associated Press Sports Writeredge in the Coastal race. Robinson's pass interception|cepted pass carried the Colts Green Bay's burial brigade] New York Giants flattened|and Travis Williams' 69-yard|Past San Francisco. has made an early killing in the| Philadelphia 44-7, dropping the|kickofff return for two first-half} Defensive back Karl Kassulke Tue Riders were thoroughly Scotia Bank Time Payment Plan Available battered by the end of the e MOVING ern title Sunday. |Wayne Giardi ' i i s . ao cae . ekey pundy|remaining. The Browns : e r H ; i aaariinent Hamilton entered Saturday's shad Maire a Pitisg hg: Tae ay Pogo ng me me Lo mb ardi, Chicago Sicored Washington Redskins 42-|their eighth victory against twolings broke away from Pitts- Available for immediate delivery. fs ©) game with an 11-3 margin); re : nat} |Papa Bear is a lively corpse. 37 to remain one game ahead of|!osses and one tie. The second-|burgh in the final quarter with ORAGE 5 Sal : ing. |Lancaster found Carphin all} J,ombardi lauded George 7 = lace Bears are 5 ; ; Fs, z : |) gained at Ottawa six days be-) Perhaps the worst thumping|alone in the end zone. Halas, Chicago's 72-year-old Now York in tie. Century Pace Seete are o. Pie Uns an Sau y Sacre en Crating fore and two long passe Slwas absorbed by Ottawa punter « tina scramble.'The Colts moved O08! aise £08 THREE peel ll LINES (Canada) Ltd. \NITIZED VANS yn 3,000 Ib. loads. TIME <4 On the first pass, Tommy Joe|80! attempts for singles. Cline,|got behind defensive halfback) Bears. anit a passing for 261 yards and three from $49.50 4 Guités went be Pebhal conte operating on a knee that has not|Bill Gasgins in the end zone to-| "Get this straight: He's an oe. 2 i : pes downed)touchdowns. Homer Jones Free Lessoris -- Service 555 KING ST. E, HARWOOD AVE. e for Joe Zuger's heave and|Deen sound since about midway gether in the ball old man but he's a great man,"|\ew oricans Sainte edged Atw |Cusht two touchdown passes,' WHITE ELNA pu hoe NORTH ' : ; rough the season, was |Lombardi told reporters in|, PiriaN Nr jucluding a 63-yarder that| SEWING CENTRE 728-5565 942-6171 = a ae ended with a 38-yard gain that), ) tO several times on punt|LED ALL THE WAY P ta Falcons 27-24 in other NFLlhelped him become the first] 38 Bond St. W. -- Oshawa . hie FO KIS lockey Game _ tum, - when Barrie Hansen intercepted season. Saskatchewan defeated Calgary 17-13 to win the West- wrapped up the championship within the first six minutes. INTERCEPTS PASS moved the Ticats from deep in their own end. Ottawa's momen- dissipated by Coffey's Move, disappeared entirely an Ottawa pass and returned 33 yards to the Ottawa 32. Zuger, on the next play, found Dave Fleming with a 32-yard touchdown toss that put Hamil- ton beyond Ottawa's reach. Fleming, in his best game of the season, combined with Zuger for a 60-yard touchdown in the second quarter and Bill Redell threw to Tommy Grant in the final minute for Hamil- ton's final touchdown. Zuger punted for three singles and Coffey contributed the remain- 'ankle and left early for repairs. game, Halfback Don Gilbert en- tered the game with a damaged Bill Cline, whose second-quarter fumble of a Zuger punt led to Coffey's first of two wide field returns. Zuger suffered the only no- ticeable injury for Hamilton when he left the game in the fourth quarter with his nose smashed. He left to a thunder- ous ovation from 21,245 fans and wa: carried off the field by spectators after the game. Zuger's departure enabled Re- dell to add to Ottawa's discom- fort. On kis first offensive play, he ran for 26 yards, On the sec- ond play, he sent.Ed Turek for 23 yards. Coffey then settled for a single from the 29-yard line. Less than two minutes later, Redell hit Grant with a 28-yard- er that simply confirmed what three plays to score the first time they got the ball. Lancas- ter hit Barwell with a 48-yard Reed set up the second Sas- katchewan touchdown in the second quarter with a 21-yard run, It paid off when Barwell Saskatchewan led 7-0 at the quarter, 14-6 at the half and was ahead 17-6 going into the last 15 minutes. The Roughrider defence came up with two key interceptions in other. possession of the ball on an on touchdown. the last ~uarter to kill two Cal-| gary drives. Bob Kosid picked\jearned victory gave them an in-| off one and Ted Dushinski the|surmountable 34-game lead in the Central Division, idle Dallas Cowboys closed in on the Capi- Cleveland Browns clung to the Century lead and unbeaten Baltimore | Dushinski's interception came after Stampeders had regained side kick following McCarthy's tral Division: |. But, if you ask Packer pundit owner-coach, Sunday after the Packers nailed down the Cen- tral Division title with a 17-13 victory Sunday over the rugged |Chicago where stories had been written suggesting Halas step game up on idle Los Angeles in the Coastal standings by trim- ming San Francisco 49ers 26-9} for a 9-0-2 mark. games Sunday. | down after 40 as the Bears' pilot. "The Bears are a great club, and I'm glad we clinched it against them." While the years Packers' _hard- tol Division _ title, In American Football League| play, Houston Oilers kept its Eastern Division hopes alive! with a 27-6 victory over Boston! National Football League's Cen-|Ragles three games off Dallas'|touchdowns, added a third-quar-|set up two Minnesota touch- Capitol pace with three games/ter field goal by Don Chandler|downs by blocking a punt and outs-|and then held off the Bears for|recovering a fumble as the Vik 102 H.P. 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The statistics told the story-- 304 yards rushing and 124 pass- ing for Saskatchewan; minus 17 yards rushing for Calgary and 129 yards passing. Roughriders are scheduled to leave for Ottawa Wednesday. Ottawa had demonstrated all day--the Riders were just not good enough. i ing points on three converts and two singles. A vicious defensive display Bears Nip McMaster 10-9 For College Bowl Win By IAN MacLAINE TORONTO (CP) -- McMaster JESDAY, | VEMBER | | ast 3:00 P.M. East Germany | EAST BERLIN (CP-Reuters) -- Canada and East Germany tied 3-3 in an international exhi-| bition hockey game Sunday] night. . | The eastern section of Can- ada's national team had taken a 3-2 lead on two goals by right winger Ken Laidlaw of Ottawa and one by centre Bob Goring of Winnipeg. But Ulrich Noak slammed home a tally from the blue line in the last minute of play to give the East Germans} aes eo % i & ? winter ind left side of the Marauder de- fence from six yards out, Ben bow converted. Gumey Wins | Suddenly Selects to T FUND" » at: T COMPANY OFFICE eaisiaeiekneae r ae ngine made in ard ual tuned muffled sensitive Makes It thaven torque ayment ines at attractive Arrange for Christ- |. to 9 P.M, HAVEN Phone 723-8186 a ease University Marauders were within the goalpost shadows, a step away from the Canadian intercollegiate football title. Quarterback Dick Waring called a roll-out pattern pass play, the ball ended up in the arms of John Wilson of the Uni- versity of Alberta and the Golden Bers won the game and the title 10-9 Saturday before about 9,250 fans at Varsity Sta- dium. The play came with less than a@ minute remaining the Mau- rauders at the Alberta 15-ya™ line, directly in front of the goalpost. : The Westerners ran out the clock to nail down the first Ca- nadian intercollegiate football final sanctioned by the Cana- dian intercollegiate Athletic Union. "We were within field-goal range," said Jack Kennedy, who had coached the Marauders through an undefeated Central Canada Intercollegiate Football Conference schedule and to a 7- 0 victory over St. Francis Xay- jer University in the Canadian College Bowl semi-final at Hali- fax. FIELD GOAL COUNTS Dave Benbow's 18-yard field) goal in the fourth quarter gave the Golden Bears their winning margin after the Marauders had enapped a 7-7 tie on singles by Tom Allan and Cas Quinn, the lattcr on a wide field goal at- tempt. Alberta held a territorial ad- vantage in the first half but was held to a 7-7 tie at the break. Al- berta quarterback Terry Lam- pert opened scoring in the first quarter, romping around the On the first play of the second period, Waring lobbed a 26-yard pass to Jay Grayson for a Mc- Master touchdown which Greg McQueen converted. "We were hoping to bang out a couple of yards on the ground, then kick for the field goal," said Kennedy in his post-game analysis of the final McMaster sequence. It was the second Marauder assault snuffed out just when the Hamilton club appeared headed for the winning points. An earlier drive was stalled at the Bears' 19-yard stripe by penalties. Star fullback John Watson was opering on a gimpy ankle and Grayson shouldered most of the running as McMaster's of- Rex Mays Race | RIVERSIDE, Calif. (Reuters)|* -- American Dan Gurney raced into the lead in the final lap to win the Rex Mays 300-mile championship car race Sunday. A. J. Foyt, confirmed in fifth place following a protest, won the U.S. national driving. cham- pionship with 3,400 points gained during the entire season. American Bobby Unser, was second and American Mario An- g he tie. The 22-year-old Laidlaw, a tudent at the University of Otta- wa, scored Canada's first goal in the last minute of the first period lead. 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