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With the three running backs currently employed in the offensive backfield the two pivot men did not do a lot of throwing. Combined, Wall- ace and Hinds completed three of seven pass attempts. They were each sacked once. They each played about half of the match. Hinds scored the last six points of the contest when he plunged over from the Dun- barton three yard line after time consuming offensive series that was set up on Barr's recovery. He scored with 40 seconds left. Dunbarton's two touch- downs in the second half were counted by Costello and Dale McLare. Costello's came on a 50 yard sweep in the third period and Mec- Lare's on a three yard run early in the final frame. McLare's was set up on a 40 yard sweep by Howlett. Howlett was stopped from scoring on the play by a Fedyk tackle. There are a couple of major problems to be solved before Port Perry becomes a contender. Kicker Ed Raffin had another rough day as he missed a convert and had a punt blocked. 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