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tha ARGOS HONOR BOBBY KUNTZ Zicats Thrash Riders Lock Up Firt Place TE CANADIAN PRESS Hamilton Tiger Cats locked up first place in the Eastern Football Conference Saturday and did it with an awesome dis play at scoring power that means nothing but trouble for their opponents when playoff time rolls around Fullback Gerry hicDougnll cameiipwiih three touch down performance in his finest game at the season as the Ti cats smashed the skidding Ot tawa Rough Ridcrs 4129 The loss combined with Ar gonauts 159 victory over atoni real Aiouettes on Bobby Kuntz Day in Toronto Sundnkdropped Ottawa to third place point off Toronto The Argos and Riders battle it nut Saturday injtheseason windup at Ottawa to see who gets the home venue for the suddendetth semifinal which will be Nov 11 if in Ottawa and Nov 12 if Toronto wins The survivor meets Hamilton in ham and home totalpoints series Nov 11 and 25 Kuntz in pro game care many before 23318 rain damp enedrfans wasshowered with gifts and acclaim for his six years of two way service with tho Argos The rugged 190pounder from DICK FOUTE Shoulder Separation Kitchener who says hes rettrv log at the end of this reason emerged as the games indivi dual star although he mist two good chances to score touchdowns Quarterback Tobin Rots made him the bail carry fng Workhorse and he chewed out 136 of Torontos 151 yards gained an the ground Mustangs Bow 277 To THE CANADIAN PRESS The senior intercollegiate foot ball race this year is shaping up an battle of the passers Quarterback Cal Connor fired three touchdown strikes Suture day as Queens Golden Gaels downed University of Western Ontario Mustangs 277 to remain undefeated in four games Tom Skypedk whose throwing arm was the big factor in Mc Gill Redmens march last sea son to their first championship in years duplicated the feat at Varsity Stadium as the Red men squeaked past the sup posedly hopeless University of Toronto Blue 7421 rithedmsnssecondwin left them four points behind Queens The Blues and Mus tangs bring up the rear with victory each The Mustangs playing on their home campus at Iondon made little headway after tying ok core 77 in the third quar 1Connor threw two touch down passes to Frank Tindall Jr son of the Queens coach and one to halfback Bill Sirman Mike Pettit barged from the 11yard line in thefirst quar ter to open the Gaels scoring and Gary Strickicr kicked titres converts Fullback Gary Cran Queens mar bucked over from the one for Westerns ions touchdown and Tom Wayne punted for single All told Connor was good on of 17 passes for 1115 yards BEGIN WELL The Blues whose total sco output in three previous games wasone touchdown started out with vengeance before 7924 Toronto fans Defensive tadkie Murray Rowan scooped up blocked Skypeck punt in the first quar ter and raced 13 yards for touchdown Haukkalas field goal put iiich in the pic ture in the second quarter be fore Toronto halfback Peter Robertson got the first of his two touchdowns Jim Rhodes up from the junior Blues kicked three converts Skypeck heaved scoring pass to end Don Taylor in the third quarter and early in the fourth dislocated kneecap suffered by quarterback Jim israel started the Blues downfall Keith Ache son took over but was unnabie to move the team Skypeck started firing again hit Taylor for his second touch down and clicked for anollfir to and John McLernon Haukkala kicked three converts in addi tion to his field goal 5underland srPlymnutiroi WILL COMPETE IN FRANCE Roddy Hebron 19 of Van couver checks some of the equipment hell be taking to 1962 world alpine ski championships at Charnmnnix France in February law student at OTegonState Col lege he is member of the Canadian ski team which leaves in Nov mber for an extensive Europ tour be fore the world champib hills Photo ripped up the Riders defence DICK BEAT Been In Win The All fluttering their eighth straight defeat by tho Argos jumped into the lead on their second play from scrimmage when and Merv Luster went 54 yards for touchdown on pass and run play from quarterback Gerry Thompkins in the third quarter Bobby Jack Oliver kicked 14 yard field goal for their other points lute throw touchdown palm lol Hback Dink Shatto and end Ron Morris The Argos got two converts from Bill Mitchell and 57 yard single by Dave Mann dark note in the victory was shoulder separation and possible ligament damage sui fered by Toronto defensive end Dick Foutn it will keep him out of the lineup two or am weeks if not for the season HAD N0 TROUBLE The Tiger Cats watched by $0171 Hamilton fans com Will Discuss Sale Of Football Team VANCOUVER GP ciai meeting of the British Co lumbia Lions membership will be held soon to consider re solution calling for the sale of the luckiess Western Football Conference club petition circulated Sunday by lawyer Larry Foggo of nearby Haney and Al McEach cm of Vanconvn calling for special mzetlng to this effect gaLed the required signatures of 100 members SOCCER LONDON RetinalResults of soccer matches played in the United Kingdom Saturday ENGLISH LEAGUE Division Aston Villa Birmingham Blackburn Leicesteril Blackpool Ipswich Cardiff Arsenal Chelsea Everton Man United Bolton Notts West Brain Sheffield Nham Tottenbam Eurnley West HamzSFcHieldW Wolverhampton Man City Division 11 Brighton Middlesbrough Bristol Swansea Charlton Derby Leeds Southampton Javemool Leyton or Norwich Luton Town Eotbsrham Preston pleter outclassed the Bounty Rider after losing to them in their previous two outings He Dougii took the league scoring lead from Ottawas Ron Stewart with his ninlil 10th and ilih touchdowns of the reason and for or run ards Hflfisfiohfwyird burst up the middle and took two touchdownpnssu from our back Bernie Faloney Felony also threw to end Paul Dekker for touchdown Full baek Larry Hickman and Al Butch Rogers the latter through recovery of an endsons fumble scored other Hamilton touchdowns Don Butharin kicked four converts 17yard field goal and single off an other ffeld goal try For Ottawa quarterback Russ Jackson and halfback Dick Des marais each looted two touch downs on short plunges Gary Schnlder converted all four and picked up single on field goal attempt Bob Wylie Wins Mexican Amateur 33150le ialdexititl UP arv ravine his lsth round of golf in 11 days won tha Mexican amateur golf championship Sunday defeating Marcelino Moreno of Mexico uphinsehols finalmstch that went right down to the wire Wylie who competed for Can ada in the Americas Cup com petition last week defeated To mas Lehman of Mexico up in Saturdays semi finals while GaryCowmofm nadfan amateur champi lost in the semi finals to Marcelino and TL 31 year old Wylie Ai berta open champion in 1956 and 1900 and present Calgary ama teur champion was one down to Moreno afterthe 13 bola morning round but rallied and the match became tied on the 10th 12th and Nth of the after noon round 0a the 36th and deciding hole par five Morenos drive went astray and he took one over par at as Wylie came in with par for the champion ship Cowsn and Lehman the semi finalists were presented with medals at the ceremony follows in the crowning of Wylie as champion SCORES Division iv gtAccrtngton Wrexham Aldershnt Rochdale Bradford Barrow Cerllsle Mansfield Chester Gillingham Colchester Millwall DariingtoneleDoncasterro Hartiepools Workington Oldham Exeter Southport York City Stockport Crews Alex Tranch Chesterfield comma LEAGUE Dhision Aberdeen Motllerwell Airdrieonians St Johnstone Celtic Dunfermline Dundee Parttck Thistle HleAJlAiI 11 Thd Lanark Kilmarnock Falkirk Keith Dundee Stirling OvstrMirren Division is Esrwick Clyde Stoke Huddersfield Division in Barnsley Brendord Bournemouth Southend Crystal Newport Halifax Grimsby lull City Shrewsbury WTPOH Vale Northampton Peterborough Portsmouth Reading QueensPZRht Coventry1 Swindon Bradford Torqusy Bristol WatfordfiottrCI Hotspurs Shoot into Second Spot LONDON AP Tottenham Hotspur reigning English Soc cer League champions shot into second place in the stan Saturday by defeating current Jeader Burnley 42 despite be ing two goals down after 15 minutes Ray Pointglnurnley and Edglfid centre forward whipped in goals for Bumiey in the 10th and 15th minutes winger Cliff Jones got Totten hams first goal in the ml min ute Then the Spurs new boys Frank Saul and Eddie Clayton scored before the half Five Burniey tops the Division Standings with 21 points fol lowed by Tottenham with 18 Everton Ipswich Fulltam and West Ham United have 17 points Chelsea held Everlon to 11 draw and Blackpool tied lps wich 11 finwdenbeathunechin Stirling Ayr Forfar Queen of Hamilton Allan Montrose East Fife Morton Dumbartoa Setnhousemuir Albion Stranraer Arbroath Hearts Rangers IRISH Ards Portadnwn Cliftonst Bangor Coicraine Crusaders Glenavonj Derry City Gleatoran Distillery Llnfield natlymena City an Air mm Want Ad room PA szm MELVIN Stone Tomato is shown with his mount Tom Gallant Saturday night after winning the tough puissanee WIN 0N IURGENSENS PASSING ABM Eagles For NFL Leadership NEW YORK AP Sonny Jurgensen who collected splin ters and experience while Norm Van Brocklin was directing Phllnd eJ phi anEaglesrba stepped in to guide the defend ing National Football League champions in the top of the Eastern Conference The 27 year old former Duke standout passed the Eng les into sole possession of first place in the East Sunday with three touchdownperform ance the last 41yard heave to Tommy McDonald with 16 seconds remaining that beat the up Washington Redslnns 2714 recordandaone same edge remalnlngforavls Cow rm mam EXAMINERI transom ocronea so mi Canadians 17 On Final the WASHINGTON AP ads won its final night ternation jumping 19 Washington international Horse Show Saturday night but United States horse and rider war crowned overall champ ions Tr Cniiani ridden by Melvin Stone oi Tomato took the tough puissanos oir high jump test with one fence to ing at sixfeetmitone also oi up thirdin1h overail individual championship it war special finale for Canada which had be able to muster only two of four team members for this sixday show Thesecond rider acting team captain James Elderoi Aurora took second place with Oitfal ey Frank Chapot of the who tied for third place wth Mexican entry added Just two points to give him and his mauntsan Lucas the individual rider and international borss championship of the show NHL LEADERS ran CANADIAN Paess standingl Montreal won losteortiedeipointsh15 Points Bathgate New York clusLa high Jumping test with one fence six feetat the Washington International Horse Show Stone was pre sented with the traditional blue ribbon by Mrs Newberry show official He wound up third in the over all individual championships AP Wireplloio 17 Go Backstrom and Pro vost Montreal Assists Bathgate 12 Edge Redskins 2810 thumping of Minnesota Vikings for their sixth consecu tive ylctory since an opening game loss and maintained one game lead over Chicago Bears 2120 conquerors of le timnre Colts San Francisco tsers fell back losing to Pitts burgh Steelers wit Detroit Lions whipped Los Aageles Rams 2810 in the American league coachesMikeoiiolovakAntW ton Patriots and Wally hem of Houston Oiiers busy getting their teams into the leagues upper echelons must thank their lucky stars every night for having such scoring ma Tho toss to McDonald was Jurgenscns 14th of the season top mark in the league and gave the defending titlista 61 over New York Giants and Cleveland Browns at the half way mark of the expanded 1+ game schedule The Giants dropped out of first place tie when Dallas Cowboys Allen Green kicked 32 yard field goal with victory and the Browns moved up by beating St Louis Card inals 2110 in the western sector Green Bay Packers kept rolling with Fans Will Get Playoii Preview When Calgary Meets Edmonton By THE CANADIAN PRESS Calgary football fansvare in for playoff preview when their injury riddled Stamped ers meet Edmonton Eskimos in one of two Western Football Conference games tonight This is the final scheduled game between third place Calgary and second place Edmonton who meet in Calgary Nov 11 in the first contest of two game total point semi final Latest addition to the Calgary injuryhst uLstandout irrgporti endEmiTWariick and corner linebacker Bill McKenns doubtful starteris astronomer Buchanan still suffering from knee injury which has kept him out of the last three Earner Wariick has leg injury and McKenna has been taken to hospital with an internal disor der after his weight dropped 15 poundsinflbe last two weeks Winnipeg Blue Bombers who have clinched first place play host to the fourth place Sa skatchewan Rougbriders in to nights other game Hombers fullback Gerry James will be out of action with infected leg RIDERS WEABY Aside from being bard hit by injuries Saskatchewan is tired club after tying British Columbia Lions 1717 in Van Blrrry BeatWinler ToThoPonch GetYonr Snbnrhnnite SNOW TIRES NOW New Low Pricell Flue Inltlliation BEERS TIRE SERVICE rm 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