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Blues eliminated by single point By THE CANADIAN PRESS University of Western On tario Mustangs defeated Win dsorLancers on Saturday for the first time in two seasons to advance to the Western DlVlSlon final of the Ontario Quebec Intercollegiate Football Conference The Mustangs who had 20 13 wm over Windsor will meet Laurier Golden Hawks for the final Saturday in London Lau rier the only team to beat To ronto Blues during regular sea son play edged the Blues 2322 in their semifinal Ottawa Gee Gees who fin ished first in the Eastern Divi $10 with six wins and one loss will play Bishops Gaiters in their division final Saturday at Ottawa In games ending the regular season of the Eastern Division on Saturday Bishops defeated Concordia Stingers 2423 and McGill Redmen downed Carle ton Ravens 3732 Bishops and Queens Golden Gaels each finished the season with five victories and two do feats but the Gaiters took sec ond place because they beat the Golden Gaels when they met in regularseason play There were no semifinal playoffs in the Eastern Division Western 20 at Windsor lit The Mustangs scored twice within 91 seconds in the fourth quarter to overcome Windsors 1351ead Quarterback Jamie Bone and Rick Scarborough combined on 33yard passing play for touchdown and Bone passed to Denis Hemphill for twopoint conversion to tie the game at 541 Rob Kochel ran back Wind sor punt 86 yards at 712 and Paul Ford converted Westerns earlier points came on an 18yard field goal in the first quarter by Ford and singles by Ford on missed 29 yard fieldgoal attempt and by Frank McKay on 39yard punt in the third quarter Ed Skowneski ran two yards for Windsors touchdown with three seconds left in the third quarter Dave Pegg converted and kicked field goals of 23 and 42 yards in the second quarter Bone passed total of 262 yar ds Western picked up 73 yards rushing Skowneski the Western Divi sions allstar quarterback completed 10 of passing at tempts for total of 180 yards Windsor gained 72 yards on the ground Laurier 221 at Toronto 22 Quarterback Wayne Parizeau passed 21 yards to halfback Dan Geiruszak for touchdown in the games final minute and Gerry Gulyes got his third con vert to give the Golden Hawks their victory Laurier had gained 14point lead in the first three minutes as Paul Bennett returned the opening kickoff 97 yards for touchdown and iin Reid scored on threeyard run The touclr down was Bennetts fifth this season on kickoff and punt re turns The Golden Hawks added safety touch in the second quar ter but the Blues gained 11 poin ts before half time Toronto quarterback Dave Langley who passed for 301 yards during the game hit Sam Sinopolion with an eightvard scoring toss MORE SPORTS PAGES 10 11 Central basketball teams are victorious By MIKE IEIA ER entral Sports Reporter The Central Collegiate junior girls basketball team played host to Alliston recently and came out on top 3729 after one period of overtime The hard fought game was very exciting and with one second left in the game Alliston tied the score at 2424 In the tense overtime period the Central juniors were led by Gabrielle Vollebrejt who scored six points and Cheryl Christie defensively Jane Young led all scorers with 10 points The Central senior team played in the fourth annual Penetang Girls Basketball Tournament and came home victorious for the second time in three years The girls defeated Park Street by 5521 score Parry Sound by 5128 score and Penetang by 5122 score to win the championship This is quite an accomplishment since the senior girls had only five players at the tournament High scorer for the tournamant was Mickey Fusedale who had 62 points After the impressive tour nament victory the girls had to do battle with tough team from Alliston The Central seniors came out on top with 37 victory and are still un defeated in league play Central was led in scoring by Mickey Fusedale with 18 points and Karen Scott with 16 points Terry Brown led Alliston scorers with 18 points The next game is Thursday against East view The boys volleyball zone championships were held at Eastview last week and our juniors and midgets qualified for the Georgian Bay Secon dary School Association finals The juniors led by captain Ross Holt andJohn Laking out classed all teams with their superior team play and finished in first place beating Alliston in the final by 152 1014 scores The midgets came in second losing the final to strong East view team in three games The seniors were upset during the playdowns after finishing league play with 41 record and are looking to vic torious season next year The boys would like to thank Mr Johns Mr larke and Mr Simmons for putting up with the morning practices and for giving their time to help these teams get as far as they have Thank you coaches SPORTS SHORTS WINS SOER ROWN WATERLOO Ont ltIli goal by Yannis Vassiliou with minute remaining in the game gave the University of Toronto Blues 10 victory over the University of Waterloo Warriors in the Ontario lnivcr sities Athletic Association soc cer championship STAYS WITII FERRARI MODENA Italy tAlr For mer world champion driver Niki Lauda will stay with the Ferrari organization next sea son the company said Sunday after meeting between Lauda and Ferrari officials The Aus trian driver lost this years world championship in For mula auto racing to Englands James Ilunt after withdrawing from the final race of thc sea son at Japan because of bad weather Lauda was nearly killed in crash at the German Grand Prix earlier this season you our 3547 mm COUNTRY f0 QCENERY AND ME OFF THEROAD diorama NEW COURTS OPENED WITH BASH Even Mayor Dorian Parker has to miss the odd one and Friday afternoon at the of ficial opening of the new In door Tennis Courts on Bell Farm Road was her op portunity to use tip hcr quota It was the mayors duty to bash the first ball to an nounce the opening of the $250000 facility and it took her couple of warm up tries before she managed to return the serve The new cltib has limit of 300 members and has already reached the half way mark Examiner Photo Ticats prepare for Argos after upsetting Ottawa By JOHN SHORT The anadian Press Hamilton TigerCats and Cat gary Stampeders scored major upsets Sunday in the anadian Football League to further con fuse the playoff picture in both Eastern and Western confer ences with one week of the regular season remaining The Iigcrats increased their playoff chances in the Eastern onfcrcncc as they dc featcd Ottawa Rough Riders 22 ti on rainsoakcd field at tawa while algary rode the brillian issingof quarterback John Hufnagel for 3621 triumph over Edmonton Es kimos that left the Eskimos in danger of thirdplacc Western finish The loss was meaningless to the Rough Riders who have clinched first place but vital to the ligertjats who slipped into third one point ahead of Mon trcal Alouettcs and one behind Toronto Argonauts The Argonauts llltl into second place at least tcmporar ily by rallying Saturday for 2310 victory over British or lumbia Lions at Toronto and Montreal fell to fourth by drop ping 2313decision to the Win nipcg Blue Bombers in Winnr Pctl ROItillltlllEltS IIIII Thc hectic weekend left thc idle Saskatchewan Roughridcrs one point ahead of Edmonton and two ahead of Winnipcg Winnipeg victory over next weckend at Vancouver coupled with algary victory at home against Saskatchewan would leave Winnipcg in first place and IIdinonton Eskimos reigning irey up champions in third spot Toronto visits Hamilton and Ottawa travels to Montreal for closing EFt games next week end Hufnagcl threw three touch down passes after the Stanipc ders came to lllt on Li yard FOOTBALL STANDINGS Eastern onlcrrnce til tin till 19 Toronto 12 HI Hamilton ti thi lH it Montreal lZTt 15m Iestcrn oiiItrinii Sash to Ii 44 207 Edmonton tll itiT lJ Winnipeg 1501 200 lt llt it If 11511 llil talgary 11 2k 400 ii Sundzn Results lllllliilfl It lonlrial ll Hamilton 23 Ottawa talgliiy it Edmonton 2H Stilurdzn Results Toronto li It 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Pittsburgh San Jicgo tiniiiiiiali LEI tIcHlunvl ti IJctroil iiiin Bl tlticago liiticolt St LOUIS ill Sun Fluorioo Jo Iilli Jo vilSlllIltltiIt flllltlillltl ll cnci Ii Sciiltli Iumc Balliinoic Io Angeles oiiiglils Houston at touchdown romp by defensive end Bob Martin who picked up Bruce Lctnmcrinan fumble and scored easily Hufnagels targets were Willie Burden Rick ialbos and Rudy Lintcrtnan The lilayard toss to Lintcrinan came on fake field goal in the fourth quarter and left Leinnierman with little chance to rally Ed monton Hc threw SIXyilNl touch down pass to Tyrone Walls and Worpoittl pass to George McGowan with less than three minutcs remaining Edmonton lost chancc to regain control when Stcvc Fcrrughelli was halted on thirdand one gain lilc closc to midfield with nine minutes remaining IICOIIZBK McGowan caught first quartcr touchdown pass for the Eskimos who led 114 before Martin started the Stampcdcr comeback Itavi utlcr kicked tour field goals convert and an opcning play single for Ed monton wliilc tyril Mcfiall had thrcc ficld goals and tlircc coir verts for algary Running back Jimmy Ed wards sparked Hamilton with touchdown runs of one and eight yards Icrry IIvanshcn scored on 37 yard pass from quarterback liininyJoncs Ken lark kicked three converts field goal and single Edwards rushed for 108 yards and now liastitifi for the season icriy Organ kicked field goals for the only ttluwu poin ts Bernie ltiiolfs 12yard field goal with 12rcinainingsct up by Tom Scotts itt yard rcccpr tioii of Ralph Brock pass cased lllt prcssurc as Winnipeg kept alive its hopes of first placclinish Ihc Bombers could end in tie with Saskatchewan in points but hold big edge in the sea sons competition between the twoclubs Ituoll also had field goals of 24 and 27 yards and convrrts following touchdowns by Scott on 227yard pass and by Jay tashington on 08 yard burst EXPZORMa YOU 6AlTBEA7 RAMCHAiéf WHEEZ DR VE AliD RUGéED VYPOWERfl WITH OPT0N9 UK may VIN cm KEEP our mr WEA mick AND we PAQSENGER SEA MR 0533mm 15006 Mtgg m5 Mocr rum erczr wry EVER HAO AROUND TOWV kAMCHARGEt more IKE WAéOM BUT rorrc IKE 0N WEEKENDS If 30 70 PACKN fHElAMPAg GEAR AND HEAD AMA6 WITH THAI fOA THEHZLC YOUR 0006 0k PIYMOWH DEAIER tlllillllt QMAll TRUCK tIIlllNlllt Judge truths HUI90 lurlii The Barrie Examiner Monday Nov I9767 Tarken ton sets NFL passing record but has feat spoiled by 1413 loss By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Minnesota quarterback Fran Tarkenton established Na tional Football League record for passing yardage Sunday af ternoon but Chicago Bears spoiled his day by beating the Vikin 51413 Tar enton who scored the only Minnesota touchdown on twoyard rollout completed 24 of 46 passes for 272 yards while the Vikings were losing their first game of the season That gave him 40421 yards in his career topping the 40239 logged by Johnny Unitas for Baltimore Colts It means nothing he said wasnt thinking about break ing the record today In Sundays other NFL games Dallas Cowboys downed Washington Redskins 207 St Louis Cardinals edged San Francisco 49ers 2320 in overtime Detroit Lions dum ped Green Bay Packers 276 Miami Dolphins beat New England Patriots 103 Philadelphia Eagles shut out New York Giants 100 Pitlt tsburgh Steelers defeated San Diego Chargers 230 Cincinnati Bengals downed Cleveland Browns 2143 Oakland Raiders overhauled Denver Broncos 19 Los Angeles Rams crushed Seattle Seahawks 456 New York Jets beat Buffalo Bills 19 14 Atlanta Falcons top ed New Orleans Saints 2320 ant Kansas City Chiefs tripped Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2849 Tonight the Colts play host to Houston Oilers OMIETES WITII WIND The only other Minnesota points were pair of 24yard field goals by Fred Cox kicked in 17mileanhour wind Neil Clabo trying to kick into that wind shanked pair of punts Both resulted in Chicago touchdowns 15yarder was followed instantly by 39yard Walter Payton touchdown run in the first quarter flabos 10yarder in the four th quarter gave the Bears the ball on thc Minnesota El and they marched to the game winning score Johnny Musso ran three yards fumbled at the goal line and recovered in the Wouldnt you like to meet someone who wants to meet you PATS DlALADATE For years weve helped many people like you meet the right per son Inexpensive monthly rates 29 Momhi 73736 end zone Roger Staubach playing with taped broken finger com pleted 13 of 23 passes for 152 yards and also ran one yard for touchdown for the Cowboys The Cardinals remained one game back of Dallas in the Na tional Conference East on Jim Bakkens 21yard field goal with 642 gone in suddendeath overime Ray Jarvis and Greg Landry teamed on touchdown pass plays of 74 and 13 yards rookie Lawrence Gaines scored on 26yard sprint and rookie Ben nie Ricardo kicked two field goals in the Lions rout of Green Bay The Giants who lost 270 to Pittsburgh week ago were blanked again as their scoreless string stretched to 10 quarters Pittsburgh limited San Diegos sometimesvpotent of fence to just 124 offensive yar ds 44 of them on the ground and the Steelers blew open aclose game with three touch downs iri the final quarter Running back Boobie Clark who has often complained about his lack of use in Cin cinnatis passoriented game rushed for 100 yards and pair of touchdowns Oakland struggled for three quarters against secondplace Denver before Ken Stabler broke 66 tie with 31yard touchdown pass to Fred Biletni koff The Rams moved back atop the NFL West by onehalf game over the 49crs as James liar ris returning to action for the first time since an Oct 11 shoulder injury passed for touchdowns of 15 yards to Ron Jessie and 20 yards to Harold Jackson The Jets who had beaten only Buffalo through their first seven games did it to the Bills again Richard Todd starting in place of injured Joe Namath tossed 20yard scoring pass to David Knight Quarterback Scott Hunter en tered the game in the second half and passed for touchdowns of 17 yards to Alfred Jenkins and five to Haskell Stanback PUBLIC WORKS Written 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