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Barrie Examiner, 27 Nov 1967, p. 11

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FULLBACK GEORGE ltccd of Saskatchewan ftoughriders is off for another big gain In Sundays Western Football Conference final game against Colgary Stampede Here de nu earthworms Sask ReturnsTo CANARY CPI word of warning for Hamilton mer Cota Saskatchewan Ravgbridi on are bending you way with two testgo need and everybody else Saskatchewan won the fililt to represent the West in the Grey Cup game in Ottawa Dee when they tripped Cllalry Stampeders 17 in the third game of the bestofthres con ferenoe final Sunday llamllton clubbxed Ottawa Rom Riders 250 Saturday to become the eastern representa tlreaonthebaxlsotarlsacnro on the twovgalne totalpoint final Reed is linebacker who some genius lllMd into full back in 1963 Sunday he carried times for 201 yards nearly twice the yardage that Calgary rolled up passing and running Its feat he baa pulled beforein the 1960 Grey 01y Jame againstOttawa in Van fenslve tackle Bob nygstad la trying to head head off Tm Quick Pass PlayS Set Pace For TiCats HAMILTON CF The name of the game was revenue Saturday as Hamilton Tiger Kials battered Ottawa Rough ftldcrs worn the second half of TORONTO CP Mchfaster llniversity Marauders were within the gonlpost shadoivs step away from the Conndian intercollegiate football title Quarterback Dick Vnrlng called rollout pattern pass play the bail ended up in the arms at John Wilson of the Uni versity of Alberta and the Golden Bears won the game and the title 1M Saturday before about 9250 fans at Varsity Sta dium The play come with less than minute remaining the Mau iauders at the Alberta 15yard gtiiiic directly in front of the gnalpust The Westerners ran out the clock to nail down the Lirst Ca nadian intercollegiate football final sanctioned by the Cane dian intercollegiate Athletic Union We were witbin fieldgoal range said Jack Kennedy who had coached the Marauders through an undefeatedCentral Canada intercollegiate Football Conference scheduic and to victory over St Francis Xav Alberta 3ng College crown the Eastern Football Conference finair The win gave Hamilton 373 victory in the twognme total point playoff and atoncd for last for University in IS Canadian College bowl semifinal at Hall fax FIELD GOAlf COUNTS Dave Bcnbows layaid field goal in thefourth qunrter gave the Golden Bears their winning margin after the Marauders had snapped 7v7 tie on singles by Tom Allan and Coal Quinn the latter on wide field goal at tempt Alberto held territorial ad vantage in the first half but was held to 77 tie at the break Al berta quarterback Terry Lamp ert opened scsoring in the first quarter romping around the left side of the Marauder de fencetrom six yards out Ben how converted 0n the first play of the second period Waring lohbcd 16yard pass to Jay Grayson for Mc Master touchdown which Greg McQueen convertedr We were hoping to bang out couple at yards on the ground then kick for the field goal said Kennedy in his postgame analysis of the final McMastcr sequence season when the Riders tlat tencd Hamilton 7217 to win the trip to the Grey Cup Ottawa bowed 1914 to Saskat ehowan last season and the T1 gerCets will meet the same club in the national final this season Saskatchewan detonted Calgary 1713 to Wlll the West ern title Sunday Hamilton entered Saturdays game with an 116 margin gained at Ottawa six days be fore and two long Passes wrapped up the championship within the first six minutes MERCEPTS PASS On the first pass Tommy Joe Coffey went deep over centre for Joe Zugera heave and ended with award gain that moved the Ticais from deep in their own end Ottawas momen turn dissipated by Coffeys move disappeared ntl el when Barrie Hansen intercepted iin Ottawa pass and returned 33 yards to the Ottawa Zugcr on next play found Dave Fleming with 32yard touchdown loss that put Hamil ton beyond Ottawas reach Fleming in his best game of the season combined with Zuger for 60yard touchdown in the second quarter and Hill Rodell throw to Tommy Grant in the final minute for Hamil tons final touchdown Zuger punted for three singlesand Coffey contributed the remain ing pointson three converts and two singles vicious defensive display gave the vaunted Ottawa of fence neither time nor space to operate Ottawa quarterback Russ Jackson was dumped four timm for losses by the front HOCKEY Recent Ry THE CANADIAN PRESS National League Eastern Division 12 70 68 57 65 57 49 Pt 50 26 46 24 53 21 62 21 66 21 45 20 anslnn Toronto New York Detroit Chicago Montreal Western Phila in Angeles to Pittsburgh 11 Minn Oakland 12 44 st Louis 413 as lfesuiis Saturday Boston Montreal Detroit 2anonto Chicago Minnesota Philadelphia St Louis Pittsburgh Oakland Saturdays Results Boston shinntreal Detroit Toronto Chicago Minnesota Philadelphia St Louis fittsburgh Oakland Sundays Results St Louis it New York Loshngeles ZPhiiadelphia Detroit Boston Minnesota Chicago Wednesdays Games Montreal at Toronto Detroit at New York Minnesota at Boston Philadelphia at Chicago California at Pittsburgh Los 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international kague Columbusl Muskegon Des Moines Port Huron Alberta Senior Red Deer Medicine Hat Western Junior Flirt Film Swift Current Alberta Junior Ponoka Lethbiidge nc Juninr Peniicton Victoria Vernon Knrnloops four of John Barrow Angelo llfosca Billy Ray Docktln and Dave Vili on pass attempts alone After the first half in which Hamilton constructed lead of lilo on the game and 29 on the In round the game acquired many of the ingredients of mug wnr The Riders were thoroughly battered by the end of the game iinifback Doll Giibcrt eu tered the game with damaged ankle and left early for repairs Wayne Giardino who filled in for Gilbert also took pound ing Perhaps ihe worst thumping was absorbed by Ottawa punter Bill Cline whose secondquarter linnbie of meer punt led to Cotfcys first of two wide field goal sttompts for singles Cline operating on knee that has not been sound since about midway rm the season was bounced several times on punt returns Zuger suffeer the only no ticeable injury for ifnmiiton what he left the game in the fourth quarter with his nose smashed lie left to thunder ous ovation from 21245 fans and was canted off the field by spectators after the game Zugers departure enabled Re dell to add to Ottawas discom fort On his first offensive play he ran for 2h yards 0n the sec ond play he sent Ed Track for 23 yards Coffey then settled for single from the 29yard line angler Reed arranged the total wa groan min all we to This year Roughrldera dropped the first game of the western final 1511 but came ill3k to take the second game it was that second game that scuttled whatever hopes Cal gorybed when Terry Evaosben the phenomenal flanker who was voted Canadian player of the year broke log 0t Reeds Sunday perform once coach Eagle Kcya said George has nevu rim any better lie was not getting the boilshe was finding them lton Lancaster the scram hilng quarterback for the den tending Grey Cup Roughridera had little unable picking apnrt Calgarys defence ulthhls pass lie hit Jim Cerphlnin Ihe first quarter and Gord Harwell in the second with touchdown tosses Jack Abendschnn eons varied both and kicked ah 18 yard field goal Peter Liskc the Toronto Ar Giles Cautious OverExpansion MEXICO CITY AP War ren Giles president of base balls atlonal League still ad vooatos caution to expansion to 12 teams and warns against hasty action just to match the American Leagues plans doubt very much if well set any definite timetable for expansion here said Giles Sun day Expansionia expected to he one of the major topics of the annual winter meetings of the minor and major baseball leagues running from today to Saturday Giles said he had been in formod six cities are interested in expansion but none of their presentations would he heard during these meetings FOOTBALL RECORD By and assomaao PRESS NATIONAL LEAGUE Eastern Conference Capitol Division Nb Pet 0271204 727 027131235 Washington zmmm Orleans 0173304 132 Century Division 19Vde 0266239536 NEW York 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