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Argos pounce on The CANADIAN PRESS For Ecomet Burley it was dream come true For Hamilton TigerCats it was the low point of nightmare The defensive tackle for To ronto Argonauts pounced on loose ball in the Hamilton end zone midway through the fourth quarter for touchdown that capped 250 rout of the Tiger Cats in Canadian Football Barrie Flyers signed cen treman Paul Regan as coach Wednesday for the 197980 season Flyers first in the Georgian Bay Intermediate league Gord Coates Flyer owner 5P League night The win coupled with Ca gary Stampeders 2717 victory over Ottawa Rough Riders in an interlocking game moved Toronto into tie with Montreal Alouettes for the lead in the Eastern Conference Toronto and Montreal both have three wins and two losses Ottawa is 22 and Hamilton is last at 14 game Wednesday said Regan club regular since the Allen Cup victory in 1974 would be playercoach succeeding Gary MacMillan who took over the job midway through last season when Don Tannahill resigned Regan 29yearold Toronto nian now living in Minesing will be entering his first year as acoach former Notre Dame player atid St Michaels College hoekey scholarship graduate Regan is now teacher at Bradford District High School Ive seen how the team works for the past couple of seasons Regan said and Id like to rebuild team along arts Editor David Fuller7266537 Calgary pulled within one point of secondplace Ed monton Eskimos in the Western Conference with three wins and loss Edmonton has three wins and tie British Columbia is first with four wins andatie It was my first TD in pro ball Burley said Hey its exciting Theres nothing like it Thats defencemans dream Its high point in my careerLOWPOINT FOR TICATS If it was highpoint in Bur leys career the touchdown was certainly career lowpoint for Hamilton rookie quar terback Ed Smith who was sacked in the end zone by Bruce Smith and fumbled the ball It also had to be the nadir for the Ticats Just the day before Bob Shaw had resigned as general manager after disagreement with owner Harold Ballard about whether Ticat coach John Payne should be fired Ballard said before the game that he didnt believe Shaws departure would have deter rent affect on his club Were not that rotten offen sively and defensively were not that bad said Ballard The Toronto defence domi nated the game pulling in six interceptions that led to 16 of the Argos points and forcing two fumbles Eric Harris and Rick Raz zano each had two interceptions and Mike Kramer and Billy Hardee one each The defence played great Toronto coach Forrest Gregg said Six interceptions is just fantastic When your defence is playing like that it gives you some liberties that you dont or dinarily have Such as using rookie backup quarterback Mark Jackson when starting quarterback Tony Adams was forced to leave the game in the third Beatrice fies then bombs Church wins Church Homes broke open close doubleheader Wednesday bombing Beatrice Foods 133 in the final games of the Barrie and District Senior Softball League season In the first game of the night at Queens Park Church scored one run in the sixth inning to tie 33 but the spell broke for Beatrice in the second game as John Chalmers gave up six runs in the fifth inning The games did little to affect the league standings Slessor and Periard Insurance finished well ahead of the other four teams with 1422 record and will meet Beatrice 792 in the playoffs League president Gary Calvert said no schedule had been drawn up yet but he ex pected the best of five semi finals to begin around Aug 20 Beatrice finished fourth in the league behind Church and Warminster who will also meet in the playoffs All five teams in the senior league will begin Ontario Amateur Softball Association play within week Slessor and Periard contesting the Senior OASA championship this year meet Church Homes 8230 pm Monday at Queens Park the first game of the bestof three series Beatrice Foods will play the Bradford Seniors in In termediate division play Also involved in provincial playoffs are Elmvale Mer chants who meet Oak Ridges and Warminster who will take on Mattawa Butch Boyd pitched six hitter to lead Beatrice to tie in the first game Churchs Don McFadden scattered eight hits and hit home run to help his team keep pace In the second game however Chalmers ran into trouble in the fifth inning after giving up only three hits and was slamm Ks KEN BANNERMAN three RBIs ed for six runs before striking out Church catcher Terry King Mark Vincer started the rally with tworun triple followed 95° the examiner Thursday August 1979 quarter with bruised ribs and 100 lead Jackson did fine job in there Gregg said That touchdown he scored probably did the trick The Argos coach said Adams had hurt his ribs during the previous game against Ottawa Rough Riders and took himself out Wednesday after getting hit hard in the third quarter JOHN CHALMERS long evening by second baseman Ken Ban nerman who knocked in Vincer on double John Church Mur troubled Ticais for 250 win Jackson who scored To rontos only offensive touch down took over after Hardee intercepted long pass that quarterback Ed Smith tried to get to Brock Aynsley at the To ronto 19 Ian Sunter kicked two con verts added two singles on missed field goals and also hit field goals of 17 43 and 18 yards BlTIl BOYD ends with tie ray Perry and Howie McFad den each earned RBIs with in the disasterous inning Hurons grab championship Barrie Rotary Huron Peewees captured the Huronia Minor Lacrosse League cham in Peterborough Aug 1926 Gerry Price lead Barrie scor ing with three goals Other similar philosophies of Darryl Sly former Flyers coach Regan said he wants to scoreboa rd Fridays Games would not be returmn this PHILADELPHIA AP St Louis ti NeuI York vii ri PhII III PhIII was charged With an error on PIIIsbIIIIgII I5 ChIcago Detrolt aItI KinsgsIIItIiIige 2g Monueal 74 71 season ep la Illas hav Ben the play San FranCisco 10 San Diego Ys at Boston Toronto 72 69 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