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Argos comedy By El HARPER Chay The Toronto Argonauts are through for the season and dont believe there is anyone sorry to see it Sundays game in Hamilton had to be one of the all time great comedies as each team tried to surpass the other in the number of mistakes they could make Even the officials tried to get into the act with one bad call after the other As bad as the officiating was it didnt compare with that of the DartmouthCornell game of November 16 1940 though the situation at the end of the game was very similar In that case Cornell scored touchdown in the last seconds of the game and were declared the winners 73 For the first time in football history films taken during the game were instrumental in reversing that decision two days later Dartmouth were awarded the game by score of 1H and Cornells unbeaten streak ended at 18 What happened was that through referees mistake Cor nell was given an extra down fifth down with just three seconds to play They cashed in on the gift and the game was theirs Everyone in the stands in the press box and especially on the Dartmouth Bench was aware of the error but unable to do anything about the referees decision Game films taken by Cornell showed that with one minute to play and Dartmouth leading 30 Cornell drove to the yard line On first down Mort Landsberg ran for three yards Mak ing it second down with three yards to go for touchdown and 15 seconds left to play On the next play Walt School went over the guard for two yards The ball was placed on the 0neyard line and Cornell had two chances to put it over with 20 seconds remaining Cornell huddled quickly and chose Landsberg to run He was stopped 10 inches short of the goal line Cornell had fourth down with ten seconds left Coach Carl Snavely of Cornell sent in substitute to stop the clock but the move backfired since Cornell had used all its timeouts There would not have been penalty under to days rules since the unlimited substitution rule does not re quire timeout during playerchange Cornell was penalized however and the ball was moved back almost to the yard line Quarterback School faded back into the end zone for for ward pass but there were no Cornell receivers free Fullback Ray Ilall of Dartmouth was there and could have easily iii tercepted the ball but chose to knock it down and as far as Hall was concerned it was now Dartinoutlis ball With three seconds showing on the clock the confusion began Referee Red Fricsell took the ball and started for the Zn yard line the point at which Dartmouth should have taken possession of the ball However the head liiiesinan in formed Itiscll of Cornell offside This should have been technicality as Dartmouth would have refused the penalty Inexplicahl Itricscll took the ball and placed it back on the ti£ill llllt and signalled fourth down for Cornell As fans sat in stunned silence Cornell lined up for the fifth down atid this time Schools pass was perfect llalfback ltill Murphy made the catch in the end one put ting orncll ahcad the extra point made it TZt Dartmouth protested and the day follow ing the game Fricsell reviewed the motion pictures and the gann charts In report to the Commissioner of the IIastcrn lnter collegiate Athletic ssociation he admitted his error and ab solved ttii othct officials from blame torncll in gciitleinanly gcstiirc relinquished claim to thc victory The onl possible explanation for riitistlis error was that he thought that the liticsiiian had called both teams offside This would have nullified the play and Itriesclls call would have been the correct one However ITltstll chose to admit the mistake was his alone though it is still unclear and in comprehcnsiblc why none of the other three officials qucs tioned Fricsclls decision sports calendar liltlll IItNKlfi ii iii pm Cambridge llfillitls vs ltairii fluis tanahaii International llocktj League game at Iiiiirii Arttin Igtunlop St 834 in tolingvrxid tilassnieii is Alliston Iloiiicts UIIA llti UllttllltJlliltttl 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quois Flyers got that revenge Thursday at the Whitby arena with 21 victory making up for the 21 loss they suffered on home ice last Friday Don Tannahill put Flyers on the right road with his short handed goal at 521 minutes of the first period from Les Burgess Gary MacMillan scored the winner from Burgess and Ed Walker late in the se cond period Dave Wilson scored for Iro quois less than minute into the third period to rum goaltender Bob Dupuis shot out in his first appearance in Flyer uniform Dupuis last goaltender in years the top Ontario GARY MACMILLAN scores winner Evangelisto 4lrunderd99 Hockey Associations Senior league stopped 34 shots by Iro quois Iroquois Kim Crouch who stymied Flyers in the last game with his spectacular saves and excellent use of the goalposts stopped 36 shots by Flyers Terry Agnew rapidly becom ing the penalty King of Flyers led the way again was called for holding just 19 seconds before Tannahill scored No one followed Agnew to the box dur ing the rest of the game and the only other infraction of the evening went to Whitbys Larry Mavety for crosschecking The win moved Flyers nto firstplace tie with Cambridge Hornets with an even record of five wins and five losses Whitby dropped to third place also with ten points but with one more loss than Flyers Flyers get their revenge as Dupuis mokesdebut Barrie meets Cambridge tonight at the Barrie Arena in what could prove to battle of goaltenders Dave Tataryn former Town to Tom has been the stumbling block for Flyers in all three meetings between the two teams this year With Flyers tight defensive play and the goaltendng of Ernie Miller and Bob Dupuis the battle could be tight one SlMMAIH First Period Ilarrie Tannahill tBurgesst S2I Shorthanded PENALTIES Agnew II 502 SEf ONI IIIIIIUI Barrie MacMillan Burgess Walkcri lllztll PENALTI PS none TIIIRI PERIOD it Whitby Wilson Aniplefnrd ulleiii 058 WIN1158 Mavely ll 58 SIIOISON SHALHY II 1213 iii If 12 I2 34 Harrie Whitby Holmes favoured to win title IIAS VEGAS Nev APt lany Holmes who for much of the week Iias had to share at teiitioii with the boxing great Joe Louis gets the spotlight all to himself tonight when he dc fends his World Boxing Council heavyweight title against AI fredo Evangelism Ihe scheduled 15Arounder for the unbeatcn llolnies will be the first defence of the WBC title he won from Ken Norton on deci sion last June ti Louis the feared Brown Bomber of another era was honored at testimonial ditiiier Thursday night attended by stars of sports and show biisi iiess Holmes is an overwhehinng favorite to beat IZvangelista who went 13 rounds with lur liammad Ali in losing llllt bid in lSlti Central sweeps cage tripleheader Marilyn ltobiiison scored ioiil shot as the clock ran out to give North ollcgiatt iiiidgrts ictor over tciitial ol lcgizitt tlltl toiiiplctt swctp tor lltl school in girls basktt hail triplc heathr at ciilial ivctinvstlay iii oiliii iziitiics North Stltltll wtlgoil llitll hosts ti and thc loiitial 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traig ltriy ioictl lllllt trial and assisted on lttlill of ltuhois goals ltziit rotktoid scoredCardinal tlttlllilltitittl liiii llllfltlttlt assisted iii lwogoiils llllltl ttsli wont to Dana Forbes and liryntai ill Steve Latin and frog sinith shared the iiitiniiidiiig dutics for lariliiitil handling oiin lit shots llllt lliornhill goaltendirs lamti liotr Peterborough chosen as site for 1980 games dont think it will go far ther than eight or nine rounds said the 39 yearrold Holmes who has 2iioo record with 19 knockouts The smart money agrees with the champion Evangelism lruguayanborii citizen of Spain is 41 underdog if you like his chances But there is no betting llII on Holmes to win VUltIUN IS IlfilllS Also featured on the card at Caesars Palace will be Norton who meets Randy Stephens in Iiirounder and Alexis Argucllo who will defend the WBC junior lightweight title against Arturo Leon Norton will kick off the show in fight he needs and figures to winv if he wants rematch with Holmes IlolinesNorton rematch shapes up as boxings most fight coiniwtitive bigrlllttnC CCM SUPER TACKS Reg I29 109 only 23 pair CCM TACKS Reg 1095 only 17 pair Lokors player leaps for ball as Sonics defender watches during the examiner Friday Nov 10 1978 mens recreational basketball game at Easfview Secondary School The games are held as night school course run by the Simcoe County Board of Education Examiner photo 99 CCM Ir SUPER TACKS Reg 69 At Georgian Sports theres nothing TACKY aboutour Skate prices Come in and check 499 iotiition of lillltilltt right Sport has Illllllltlllllilittl atitlitliaitiiig Allllltl Iona toinpititiulilmiid liltltltiNuttiuicrtiaincs will lt from llitltittiIosttiv witpmio itioistix titlit in lctcitminligli chlitii became of hr soviet linion lnillll minister of tlllllllt and lttltitlltm said liiinsday lltltttNltt lli The 101 The gaiiics iiov llt lttltl cry two ycaix and iltciiiati ltt HHtIIvlllllllltliliill winter The 1107 inter gaints ill be how KHkmlon lict our FIGURES only 18 pair CCM MUSTANGS SR now 40 CCM Jr TACKS reg 575 can FIGURE SKATES Meet the junior champs St Josephs High School junior volleyball team Canadian Forces Base Borden in the roundrobin strikes victorious pose offer their recent captur ing of the Georgian Bay Secondary Schools Athletic Association Junior championship The team beof Midlands Sf Theresas Bradford and title tournament Back row left to right Paul Nasfosuik Shayne LePlanfe Rick Freundorfer Jon Beouchesne John Canzono Mike Marr and coach Frank Moore Kneeling are Gerry Coll lngbourne and Jim Scarfh Examiner Photo Mimi PlllllS mama ONTARIO