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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, November 16, 3964 @ , Colts Near Title In Western Loop B.C. Lions Roar Over Stampeders By JOHN SHORT CALGARY 2 Tove: ~ Columbia Lions t yy divel over jor and Rob- converted. hit Dillard on a 14- Her i val a ger yy ad to seaso! on to le Mohingn's Sad sal wih @ then Cliake seconds le le r possession Robinson, leading scorer in o thi: connected g® vl over the the first game of the ern Footbal! Conference final. Lions disappointed mag apr at McMahor. Stadium with stubborn defensive effort that held Calgary to one first down in the final 30 minutes. The victory gave British Co- lumbia a big advantage in the best-of-three final because the remainder of the series -- Wed. nesday night and, if necessary, Sunday, Nov. 22--will be 6 E in Vancouver. Wednesday's game, starting at 8 p.m, (11 p.m. EST) will be televised na- tionally' by the CBC and CTV networks, with Vancouver and Victoria blackel out, Despite Calgary's 10-3 half- time advantage, the Stamps never succeeded in moving the ball consistently on the groand. Bob Swift scored two touch- downs for British Columbia, Willie Fleming added one on a 21 - yard dash, Peter Kempf kicked a field goal and two con- verts and Neii Beaumont E Ph hag ring iu Mikita was held sig F55 as 6-2 win at New York. Ullman has 18 points, one more than Gordie Howe and Frank Mahovlich. Andy Bathgate of Toronto fol- lows with 11. The leaders: Mikita, Chicago Hull, Chicago Provost, Montreal Ullman, Detroit Howe, Detroit Mahovlich, Toronto Gaels Retain ann soured a sed © heen ponies Setel tae tock tacklers on a $2- yard jaunt along the sidéline quarterback Kempf drilled the field goal from the 30 on the last play of the half. wo ae ON GAMBLE In the third quarter, Lions moved from their 51 to the Cal- gary three in 11 plays before Fleming was stopped on a third. down gamble. Ted Woods of Calga um- bled on the seven as y - tempted to sweep around the left side. A first-down holding penalty moved British Columbie WILLIE FLEMING Lovell Coleman scored.a first- quarter Calgary touchdown. Larry Robinson converted and added a field goal. Calgary led 10-0 after the first) Fr quarter and British Columbia held a 17-10 third-quarter edge. Robinson Wins yg San Bcd olla 1g Denver Broncos topped New York Jets 10-6 and Oakland 'Latin Artist' Takes Feature Sa ee. gee Tiger-Cat Rider pass intended for Ted the play are Hamilton's Gar- Watkins (75) in the Ottawa ney Henley (26) and Don end zone Saturday. A!so in on Sutherin (22). INTERCEPTION ! Dick Cohee (24) reaches high - to intercept an Ottawa Rough GAINES SETS RECORD Riders Tame Cats hoisted a decisive fourth-quar- ter single. SPORTS BRIEFS RMC WINS KINGSTON (CP) -- Royal Military College won its first game of the Ottawa-St. Law- Close Decision MARSEILLE, France (AP)-- Sugar Ray Robinson, world middleweight boxing champion, won a 10-round deci- sion over Jean Beltritti France Saturday night. The 43 - year - old Robinson former of to the 17 and Kapp attempted to toss to Pat Claridge. Back judge Taylor Patterson called Art Johnson for interfer- ence and British Columbia had first down on the four. On the second play, Swift smashed across from the three. Calgary failed to move from the kickoff and Jim Furlong 'Yates Cup' KINGSTON (CP) -- Queen's Golden Gaels, winners of the Ontario-Quebec Athletic Associ- ation Football League, Saturday|™' turned back a challenge from McMaster Marauders by hand- ing the Hamilton team a humil- lating 63-6 defeat. TORONTO (CP)--Latin Ate ist, a four-year-old colt, cam on to win Ont tt ae sia Horometer Stakes Green- 'wood Saturday. Owned by George Gardiner of Toronto, Latin Artist was last on the clubhouse turn but when they straightened out for the ag Tun he was on top and punted to the Vancouver 52. Six plays later, Fleming circled the left side of the Calgary line be- hind a stunning block by Bur- ton to score. Kapp charged for 30 yards to the Calgary two before Swift banged across to score. British Columbia compiled 236 yards rus and 92 pass- ing for 19 first downs. Calgary had 11 first downs on 52 yards rushing and 142 passing. McMaster winner of the On-| 91, tario Intercollegiate Football Conference title this year, and as an affiliate of the OQUAA, challenged Queen's for the Yates Cup. Queen's has won the title and|® the cup for the last two years. Both teams went into the match with perfect season rec- 'ords. McMaster with a 7-0 won- lost record and Queen's unde- feated in 14 starts, floored Beltritti, 16 years his junior, with a hard right in the first round. In the second, Rob- inson smashed another hard right to his jaw and went down for a count of eight. Beltritti seemed to regain control in the following round. The remainder of the match was marked by quick éx- changes as the former cham- pion gradually tired, HOCKEY SCORES AND STANDINGS Central Ontario Junior Brockville 1 Buckingham 3 Smith Falls 0 Pembroke 2 Arnprior 2 Hawkesbury 1 Ottawa Primroses 3 Hull 5 Ottawa Capitals 1 Cornwall 12 Northern Ontario Junior Cochrane 2 K 10 as 2 Sault Ste. Marie Espanola 1 North Bay 6 Thunder Bay Junior Port Arthur 1 Fort Frances 4 Saskatchewan Junior Weyburn 10 Flin Flon 8 Regina 3 Brandon 2 portage 4 wean aa Windsor 3 Sarnia 5 Kitchener 2 Waterloo § London 5 St. Thomas 6 rence Athletic Association bas- ketball season Saturday down- ing Bishop's University of Len- noxville, Que., 54-43. Bob Ma- son paced RMC with 16 points, followed by Jim Leatch with 14, John McDonaugh scored 14 for the losers. EMERSON LOSES BRISBANE, Australia (AP)-- Wimbledon tennis champion Roy Emerson was defeated in a major tournament for the first time in almost a year when he lost to Fed Stolle 6-3, 8-6, 3-6, 4-6, 7-5 Sunday in the finals of the Queensland cham- pionships, Emerson's last de- feat was in the French cham- pionships early this year. DEFEAT SHERBROOKE OTTAWA (CP) -- St. Pat's College defeated Sherbrooke University 74-58 in a Ottawa-St. Lawrence Athletic Association basketball game played here Saturday. Top scorers for St. Pat's were Algia Zaliauskas with 26 points, Brian Galvin with 16 and Bob Ferrigan with 12. Pierre Dugas scored 15 points for Sherbrooke. WINS MEMORIAL RACE TORONTO (CP) -- Herb Monck of the Hamilton Athle- tic Club won the ninth annual Art Scholes Memorial 10-mile road race Saturday with a time of 56 minutes 44.4 seconds. Jerry Bain of Don Mills Track t Club of Toronto came second in| Hershey 57.26.05, followed by Robert oe ingiela Fahy of the Gladstone Athletic)» Tir vee Club of Toronto with a time of//4!#more 58.42.0. Western WEEK-END STARS Rochester 1 Pittsburgh 1 Buffalo 2 Cleveland 2 By THE CANADIAN PRESS Saturday's Resul Chicago's Bobby Hull, whose second three-goal performance of the season sparked the Black Hawks to a 4-2 triumph over Quebec 3 Buffalo 1 Toronto Maple Leafs. Springfield 1 Hershey 4 Cleveland 1 Pittsburgh 2 Montreal's Gilles Tremblay, whose two goals enabled the Baltimore 5 Rochester 2 Sunday's Results Canadiens to register a 2-2 tle with Boston Bruins. Baltimore 2 Buffalo 3 Springfield 3 Pittsburgh 2 Quebee 2 Providence 4 Ontario Junior A Bruce MacGregor, Wh0lmoronto ae scored two important goals tolosnawa 62 lead Detroit Red Wings to @ 6-2) Niagara Falls 4 decision over New York Rang- Peterbor'gh prs ers. Boston's Reggie Fleming, Ming bo) whose third goal of the season|yontreal 41 proved to be the winner as the) 1 miiton 293 4 Bruins dumped Toronto 3-1. Montreal's Bobby Rousseau, who helped set up the tying goal and then scored the win- Sunday's Results Hamilton 3 Montreal 6 ner as the Canadiens upended Detroit 4-2. With 30-13 Victory on the head in the second quar- ter, and guard Sam Scoccia missed the last half when his shoulder "popped out." But Jackson finished the Aten George Gordon, he 3 over Cana- was third. Third choice in the field of six horses, Latin Artist re- turned $9.54, $4.20 and $3.00 to mn among the crowd of Latin Artist, who raced once last year then su to a virus which almost claimed, his life, earned $6,375 for ~ record run and boosted $21,785. He's on Hamilton managed 158 yards along the ground, and 127 by \passing. But their pass attack was never a serious threat, with only eight completions in 19 at- tempts, and Ottawa defenders|game, and Scoccia expects to picked off two interceptions. see action with his shoulder Faloney and reserve quarter-|taped. back Franl, Cosentino had to| Sazio also has a quarterback contend 'with' a strong Ottawa/problem, Faloney picked up a rush, and when they had ade-jbruised thigh in the second quate protéction they usually|quarter and it hampered his found their,receivers were welljrunning for the' rest of the covered. game. Baker missed the last Black and Thelen were the|half with a severe ankle bruise, big men in the Ottawa attack.jand halfback Willie Bethea Black picked up 89 yards in 12)sprained an ankle. carries, while Thelen made 80} However, all are expected to yards in 14 attempts. be ready for the second game. Fullback Art Baker picked up 4 yards for Hamilton before FOOTB ALL SCORES STANDING he was hurt. By THE CANADIAN PRESS By BOB: MacKENZIE OTTAWA (CP) -- Ottawa Rough Riders started the 1964) |, Eastern Football Conference 'season with strong Grey Cup ambitions, and they took a big towards the Nov. 28 classic e 'oronto with a convincing 30- 13 triumph over Hamilton Tiger-Cats Saturday. 1 oe two teams still have to again this Saturday in but bg! Riders carry a 17 int lead into the final une ot the total-point EFC final and Hamilton will have to find a way to stop a powerful Ottawa running attack that rolled up 249 yards along r gt id Saturday. the total offence of ee two teams was almost the DARK » LIGHT © EXTRA LIGHT. Rich, full-bodied oak-barret flavour for about a nickel @ bottle, $263.90 ae ee am an fifth, iP aoe "-- BREAKS OWN RECORD BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS, Utah (AP) --Paula Murphy drove a 10, jet car to an average 226.87 miles an hour Thursday to break her - women's land SERVICE STATION OSHAWA Major Oil Co. has available in central Oshewe newly modernized high volume service station which will accommodate 5 cars in service bays. APPLY IN CONFIDENCE TO BOX E4 BRIEFLY STATING QUALIFICATIONS. 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Ticat defenders seemed unable to cope with the crisp Ottawa blocking and missed several tackles. -- See tay dom gt Tatum; an us down," game o-game,. to- 'Hamilton coach Ralph Sazio/tal-point final) H Western Conference -/Vancouver 24 Calgary 10 (First game of best-of-three United League Canton 36 Toledo 2 Grand Rapids 7 Charleston 82 Intercollegiate McMaster 6 Queen's 63 (Queen's wins Yates Cup) Ottawa-St. Lawrence Bishop's 32 Ottawa 12 Atlantic Conference . Francis Xavier 21 Stadacona turday. "They (Hamilton) are a tough ebec ball club and there's no saying what will happen." Both coaches will have in- juries to worry about. Ottawa quarterback Russ Jackson missed about 10 minutes in the first half when he was knocked Your Satisfaction Is Our Aim All Cars Ca Our GUARANTEE KELLY DISNEY USED CARS Ltd. 1200 Dundas E. 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