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'TELD-AKER LTD, ING ST. WEST 23-2265 nee NT nd cam- } setting, heel, in- el bear- 5 tra, sone sananannnonasnannindasssnss ss +o» Free : RE ce Ss | 8 HAMILTON quarterba:ck Joe Zuger (9) eludes Roughrider Ken Reed (5B) during Saturday's Grey C up Cats Defensive Line Key To Grey Cup Winn ics ons teeta rear Canadian Press Sports Ed itor OTTAWA (CP) -- George Reed, the Saskatchewan Rough- rider fullback picked by experts as the player to watch, raised his head in the dressing room and summed up the 1967 Grey Cup football game in sewen mournful words: "Barrow," he said, "called: a hell of a game." That was it ina nutshell. | Hamilton Tiger-Cats had de- feated Saskatchewan 24-1, Not for six games had def en- sive captain John Barrow 2md) his front line allowed a tomeh- down; not for 17 years hadl a team been held to fewer than six points in .. Grey Cup gaine. There were 1,003 pounds of tough meat.and bone along {hat Hamilton defensive line in the persons of Barrow, Dave Viti, Angelo Mosca and Billy Huay Locklin. ROMPS TO TOUCHDOWN Not only did they hold the West to a single point, but Lowik- lin picked up a loose ball and romped 43 yards for a touch- down. It was a rugged game, played in running shoes along a froven field, and while the Roughriders stayed reasonably close in tlbe statistics, they were never in ,jt on the scoreboard. The tone of the game came on the first scoring play. In. the second sequence: aifler Hamilton got their hands on the ball, quarterback Joe Zuwzer hammered up the middle for the final 24% yards and a tourh- down--and rebroke the nose he first smashed a week before in the Eastern final against 'Ot- tawa Rough Riders. With the temperature in the mid-20s and the wind 15 miles an hour out of the east, the ssell- out 31,072 who turned out salw a typical Hamilton game--crush- ing line play and a hammering defence. By BRUCE LEVETT ee for nine yards and 21 | carries for 92 yards. IT FRUSTRATED HIM wild against the Tigef-Cats on one of the most frustrating aft- ernoons a football player has ever had, the four passes he caught. Ram- ming the line and running the ends, he hit for 13 yards in six tries. skidded _ off hands or bounced off his chest on plays that had "touchdown!" labelled all over them. the game, from quarterback Ron Lancas- ter, it dropped the ball, allowing Lock- lin to pick it up and lumber into the end zone on only the third touchdown the 245-pound line- man has scored in seven years of professional ball. shoes on the frozen field. The Roughriders tried a variety of footgear. Cleats wouldn't catch on the iron-hard turf.and rubber soles ripped off the basketball boats--but Hamilton taped them back on and kept rolling. 'ZUGER SHINES | Zuger, voted by sports writers as the game's most effective player, got the first Hamilton touchdown himself. He passed to end Ted Watkins for another and watched from the as Locklin scored the third. gles. End Tommy Joe Coffey converted Zuger's and Watkins' touchdowns and picked up a sin- gle on a field goal try that went wide from the 42-yard line. Reed was held to one pass 'te- game. Lying on the field after throwing a block is Ticat offensive tackie Char- lie Turner. Zuger was It was Ed Buchanan who ran Buchanan went 99 yards on Yet time and again the ball his outstretched And in the dying minutes of taking a handoff was Buchanan who Ticats came ut in running ani Zuger punted for three sin- katchewan's Ed McQuarters in| the Grey Cup game: GREY CUP STATISTICS OTTAWA (CP)--Statistics of Saskatchewan-Hamilton Ist Qtr. 2nd Qtr. 3r Qtr. 4th Qtr. Totals . Sask Ham.Sask Ham. Sask Ham Sask Ham Sask Ham Team . First downs 4 5 ae S43 pate Say ee as Yds rush'g 38 27 38 5 22 2 22 17 120 70 Yds pass'g 9 53 4 i6:. 4. 4 oe ee Passes tried 4 5 : 5 PaaS 5 3 20 21 Completed 1 4 3 3 1 2 ee Int'cept by 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 3 Punts tee §: <3 3.4 2-58 Be Avg Punt 62 39 30 43 42 41 32. 4 38 O45 Fumbles 0 1 0. 0 0 0 2 0 2 1 Fumbles lost 0 0 0" 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 Penalties 1 3 1 1 1 3 1 3 4 10 Yds penized 28 30 10 10 0 15 0 30 38 85 Field goals 0 0 e 2 3-6. 45 Le Fid g'ls trd 0 1 | o 0 2 eae! t the outstanding named player of the game. Sih " (CP Wirephoto) a an' inspired 248 pound) one of the greatest football) P Fegiventen sk ae ,,| clubs of all time. He called a hell of a game, | wave niayed six games ger-Cats d efensive captain, pulled most of their teeth and capped that by coming in to fil up the holes. said Reed later. Roughies' Teeth Pulled | By Tiger-Cats Barrow OTTAWA (CP) -- Saskatche- wan Roughriders came out of|made today." the Grey Cup game Saturday) -- with the impression they'd visit- his eyes to the scoreboard. ed a dentist. John Barrow, Barrow helped Ticats extract a 24:1 victory in the centennial) -- , Grey Cup game and Roughrid-| with this club,' said 10-year ers agreed later that his opera-|football veteran Ron Brewer, = | who had just played for his first Hi, a fullback | Grey Cup winner. George Reed of Riders in a) graphic description of what hap-| | pens to a 208-pound fullback) | when he hits into the line and ion had hurt them. "Boom,"' muttered "T guess you fellows have it "No," said Bethea, shifting "It won't be over until the Hamilton Ti-| Un goes off." That summed up the attitude of the entire Hamilton club. }| They never let up, although the Roughriders already appeared | defeated. "That's the big difference "If this team had played a finished the season, they would {have gone down in history as | without allowing a touchdown. Reed was held to 92 yards on| we've only given up 17 points ing room couldn't tell a lie. "We didn't deserve to win, 21 carries. But that Pile only | during the time. That's less half of the truth in the contest) than a field goal a game." and Roughriders in their dress-) Brewer, 28, the Toronto native whose off-season business is merchandising turnips near |Eagle Keys added: "This on€/on a Grey Cup winner during Barrow, who lost out to Sas- the voting for Canadian lineman} three defensive linemates "went! out and did the job of five be-| cause we had to contain Lancas-| ter," a scrambling quarterback! who began rolling out desperate- ters. | KEEPS CONTROL Ralph Sazio, the Hamilton! coach who called most of Ham- ilton's plays from the sidelines during the season, said Zuger 'became a man'"' in Saturday's game: When Zuger felt Sazio was| calling the wrong play, Zuger over-ruled it, the coach said aft-) erwars. | Hamilton led 7-1 at the end of the first quarter and increased the margin to 17-1 by half time. There was no scoring in the third quarter. Zuger's first-quarter touch- down came after Saskatche- wan's Bob Kosid was called for pass interference on Dave Fleming on the 21-yard line at 6:02. Saskatchewan completed the first-period scoring with Ford's kick at 14:06. In the second quarter, Zuger saw the Roughriders go into a zone defence. Watkins was in the clear and Zuger threw down the middle from the Hamilton same way. \lie Bethea: | One fan seemed to think the| youth who} An unidentified ogy to slip on to " -- eek More : et i es *. |when the Ticats were leading/man Barrie MacKenzie has an|camp today, ly in the second and third quar-/77')" 491g Hamilton fullback Wil-\injured leg and will be lost to|flurry of lefts and rights from Canada's national hockey team|Jimmy: Ellis shuttled Bonavena -\for five games during the next|to the sidelines in the World two weeks. A team spokesman|Boxing Association heavyweight the| champion tournament, | Roughies Welcomed REGINA (CP) -- Welcome) home, Roughies--we still love) ya," read the sign on the air-| port road Sunday as Saskatche-| wan Roughriders arrived home| from their 24-1 defeat in the Grey Cup at Ottawa. This attitude was typical of Roughrider fans who met the team at the airport and then trooped to Exhibition Stadium to show their appreciation. Although there were only 400 people at the airport and 5,000 inside the stadium, they more than made up in noise what they lacked in number. Head coach Eagle Keys said the Roughies might have done better had they not had to play five games in 21 days in the playoffs. "And unfortunately, we had a good team to beat." 39-yard line to hit the lanky end perfectly. 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