SPCSRTS fngYPE By my JONESCU Sports Editor rprlsed if you read that Bernie Fal la in danger oirlosinghis firststring quarter backfrig job with Hamilton TigerCats oi the Big Footballlinion lhd football reporters probably thought of writing chstuff around 430 Saturday afternoon Just min to tar the TlCats bowed to Montreal Alouettes ney generally conceded the position of No Her in the country couldnt do too much the harks It wasnt until coach Jim Trimbie Tom Dubber Dublinskl into the lineup that the started to use thelrvclaws After sitting on the bench for three games Dublin akiwas used against Toronto Argonauts He showed to vintage Whenialoney couldnt steer his mates regains Alouettes Dubiinskl came on the field and did Maiorsport is funny thingA couple bad games anlayer and he usually finds himselr on the out sida looking in Faloneys efforts of Saturday werent up par Dublinskl was well over that no secret theCats pickedup Dubllnski because he would rate as Canadian next season He would be ompetentfiuin they opined Money was to be the ace of thestaff because he uid pass run and handle the pigskin like magician Because hed led the Hamiltonians to two great sea sons he was rated ahead of Montreals Sam Etch every That was probably mistake as Sam has had more than just few great seasons However the quï¬rterbackion winning team always gets the nod whenvit comes topicking1tho best rw SamoutplayedDublinski Saturday as well as over shadowing Faloney However the Montreal kingpin played the entire game and had all that extra time to prove he was still The Rifle Still with quarterbacks but with different set of clubs two Canadians have openings to take over first string jobs Russ Jackson the sophomore from Mc Mnster University has outplayedimportjran Trlpuc kalin theottewa cause Yesterdayfhomebrew Gerry Doucette got chance to show hissturf for the Argos and made the fans look down on glamourboy Ronnie Knox Knov didnt ap pear in quarterbacking ro til midwayithrough the secondquarterBy that time Doucette had guided his charges to 150 lead overithe Rough Riders NOTE Congratulations to Barrlelilllcrest 2le Monarchs on winning the PWBU JuvenileSoftball title for the second straight year Special ch sfor tea founders Phil and Muriel Lamb No goalie Flyersl Ersat lrdaytos Boston insgo the Na ionalHwkiyrIehgue Tonight atloneénsrank unless the teams decide to make an unannouncodohsnge BradfordMerchants and BarrieLegion will attempt to play the gtth game in their SeniorhoiiiballLeague semifinal series and scored three runs including the clincher His homel came in the second inning to give the Sees 10 lead Jim Pisonis seventh inning single seat Johnson across with the Vees final run Johnson had TED PRESS singled with two out and gone to Increasing Johnsonthllchnl1tzrnllls ntnan ang in withhgue playoffs leedstho Binds Havana Tuesday nIghi ï¬beginning of the loops en final pl all series ished cantWinn leading clory that eliminated ehisons 41 in games Hsvana finished +0 lacing at Columbus Saturday represepta against the Ameri cen Association winner in the ttle world series will have the first twoygamw Havana and enext three in Richmond six is mush snares Johnson had two hits Sunday in three one recordtying playoff series third on Frank Herreras throw ing error on rundown play Zack Monroe picked up his sec ond playoff victory pimhingjtbe first six innings and allowing three runs and seven hi Ben Flowers and Johnny James fin ished up Ken Lehman in relief of starter Don Erickson was the Buffalo loser in his second play juil defeat GREEN PROLONGED IT Dallas Green went distance for Buffalo Satur ght inthe Bisons lone victory of the series by 32 score Raulsanchez held Columbus in five hits in Havanas fourth straight win over Columbus rTed Wieand is slated to open for Hanava while Richmond is expected to start Jim Bronstad wlho had one victory over Buf In the Middle THE VCANADIAN cancer SOLDIER warns FDR fence MRS non canny cen tre presented the Corby cup to Mr and Mrs Gord Miller A101 By THE CANADIAN PRESS The most spectacular game so far this season has puta whole new slant on the Big Four Foot ball Union Monlrenl Aloueitcs in ry wenkened underdogs came up wilh flawless game Saturday to beat Hamilton Tiger Cats 272 and explode the theoryihei ll cats were headed for nnunbeaieo season fberesultput Montreal and Hamilton into firstplace tie each with four wins and one loss The two clubs go at it again Wednesday night in Hamilton lumos roe orrmwn Sundays game in Toronto was disappointing sequel to the ex citemant in Montreal Theillird place Toronto Argonauts defeated Ottawa Rough Rideradsoin lacklustre The weekend action drew more than 50000 spectators8 record 25769 at Montreals Maison Sta dluln and 25349 at the Arng Leaf Injuries PETER CF Winger Bert Olmslead reported to Toronto Maple Leafs training campfSundsy the final member of last seasons National Hockey League club to arrive Olmstead apparently con tract holdout arrived without comment Managercoach George Imlnch said Saturday that he and Olmstead were in agreement on all poinu and everything should pan out gt The veteran forward joined Leafs last season from Montreal Canadians and was big help in their lateseason drive to reach the playoffs The first scrimmage wasth Sundeywith Leafs and Rochester Red Wings their American HockeylLengue farm club play ing to 44 tie The two teams exchanged several players for the practice game Dick Duff and Gino Ubrieco former Sault Ste Marie 0nt senior each scored twice Single gorls went to George Armstrong Gerry Ehamn LarryRegan and Gary Edmundson The injury list at the camp is growing steadily Gary Rollins has joined Rudy Migay in hos pital with an infected instep Allan Stanley hes sore back and infected tonsil while Henry Meruak is sidelined with back pains Goalie Johnny Bower and Roger Cote defencérnan with Toronto Marlboro juniors last season arrived Saturday well loam pay vmoement adventure carpradeship in any cth obligation from the Telephon at Barrie Golf Club yes ierdey The Millers won the Mr and Mrs Golf Tourna new 33000 rent stadium in the Canadian National Exhibition grounds An undetermined number of fans was turned away at Mont real when ticket sales were halted before game time They missed thriller in which the Airwere never behind the fa qud Ticais As the ï¬nal seconds of the game ticked out the Montreal fans were screaming on every play fearful that late drive be ing siagedby Hamilton would wipeout the Als six point gt ETCHEVERRY SHARP Quarterback Sam The Rifle Etcheverry led the isstlrnprov ing Monireelers with tremend ous performance He clicked on of in pass attempts including two touchdown throws to lanky Bilerlosson and slammed across the line himself for touchdown Tackle Biii Hudsod got the other Alouette touchdown when be blocked 18am Fraser kick and raced into the end zone to fall on the hall Three conve by Hill Berkley rounded out winners scoring highly signifith gtstatisllc was the ï¬rst downs Montreal made 13 along the ground com pared to eight far the power packed Hamilloosqued defend ingchamplonsz Ticat quarter Bernie Faloney tossed 45yard touchdown pass toullon Howell in the second quan ier but otherwise the Montreal defence kept the Cats at bay un til the final quarter DUBLIN LEADS DRIVE Tom Dublinski who relieved Faloney in the fourth hit Paul Dekker from 10 yards out for the second touchdown and Billy Rey nolds scored on two yard pllmge after Dublinskis deadly accurate passing and fine run niiig by Gerry McDougali had meat with net score of soli Eighteen couples took part sites Top TiCclts In Spectacular Show gar Canadian quarterback Garry Doucciiepassed to half back Dick Shatto fornn uncon verted touchdown and import quarter Ronnie Knox booted single import halfback Dave Thelcn go the only Ottawa points with an unconverted touchdown in the third quarter Shetio put the sparkle inthe Argo attack He rnced 45 yards down the sidelines to act the stage for Gilchrists first field rash that set up the second MUCEKIE STARTS Argo coachHamp Pool pulled surprise by starting Doucelte in place of Knox who has been running into rouble in recent games The high priced Knox iookover in the sccond quarter Doucetie Knox and Shvar fired total of 24 passes and completed is iorlsa yards of golf do see each other now goal and cut loose on 26yard willlsorlaï¬i by CookieGilchrists four field uh is challenging and uires carefully healed men There are many other pdvantsges for man in the fine pr or gob If yonare 1785 you him weer in iheflanadjan Army Get full details without sparked late Ticat drive Steve Oneschuk idolred three converts Coach Jim Trimble whose Ti cats heat Montreal 2216 in previous meeting had no copy plaian after the game He said histeam couldnt cope with the tremendous display of the Mont realérs Still missing from the Montre lineup were siar and Hal Patter son halfback ivani Livingstone and fullback Johnny Eleicher in jured earlier in theseasoo TORONTOS SECOND WIN Torontos victory was its sec ond of the seasonboth against Ottawa which hasntwon infive tries The Argos put on solid but unspeciacular display featured goals in four tries whiohset leBig Four many others selected sf W5 irate and iii of at isnt found local Station Toronto Ontarlo EM all Monarchs rake Titled Second Straight Year Barrie HillErut Monarch did it again Ir Saturday afternoon smil im the locals won the W511 fluveolle am for the second consecutive season Smre ofA endeared on to ace es Hamilton had the lmlglnst tern Hiilpest hcs encountered this year They connected for labile all Ann Kcarsey can Millers Win Corby cu llt Golf Club Yes sirl husbands and wives who partake of the healthy game and urea One of the occasion is the annual Mr and Mrs Golf Tour nament at the Barrie Golf and Country Club The latest was held yesterday The couple that walked off wuh the Corby Cup was Mr and MrslGordon Millerwiiha gross score of 94 and netol solz The Corby Cup is decided on the net score how mossscore was fired by Ross and Mary lllckiing They had an BS Their net score was second best 67 And just topruve to the neigh bors that couples1 do get togeth er hereere the other scores John Oughs solo Ab Jensens 8845 Jack Corhys SKIPs Harold Smiths 1034 Jack Cur ries 916M Don Rumbles 95 En Don Russeils 9771 Cliff can Terry Harris lid 82 Doug Homers 97459 floss Peacocks more Bud Paimers lid85 Jim Cones 17774 Fred Addertons 100 Hollis Rob pagans ill75 Dunc Ellis lil Canadian Russ Jackson started at quarter for Ottawa and the veteran Frank Trlpucka took over from him just before the half Together they completed only nine of 7A passfries for 174 yards and had four intercepted Wednesday night they switch ï¬elds with Tomato visiting 0t wa NE in iolsQuALllichrlo slur However sashes been the case all branch the Provincial playdowne ille Monarchs rose to the occasion hanging out is safeties of their own The local kids were Just as great defensively sparked by the sensational ï¬elding of San da Spring and Sheila Living on Kare Hnre led the Moaarchsl haltingattack with four hils Collingwood Leads soccer Standings Colllngwow Shiphullders holdl ihreepoint lead over Barrie City in the race for first pldee in the Barrie and District Soc eer League The Shipbuildcrs last years champions have 25 points and Barrie City has 22 Silcote is third with is full owed by Midland with 15 Dril iie l2 RCA Camp Borden 12 Owen Sound ii Camp Borden Army Barrie 10°F £6 Attend Hawk Camp ST CATHARINES CF The Chicago Black Hawks opened training camp here Sunday with total ofsï¬ players largest camp in the history of the Chi cago organitatlon Manager Tommy ivan said that the club would break with tradition and hold practices in three shilisvlnsicad of the usual We want to take good look at all the players before deciding on whether to keep them with Chicago or send them to Buffalo Calgary or Sault Ste Marie said Ivan Were keeping an open mind and all positions with the big team are wide open Rudy Pilous coach of the Hawks will handle the firstshiftl Dit Clapper coachelect of the Buffalo Bisons will handle the second and managercoach Gus Kyle will he on the ice with the third squad including four buggers in the first and slxih frames shi scored five Kim and knocked in ï¬ve others Tina Cameron and Carol Ag new had three safeties each and Ulle mains Liodnhiar shall and Bowen had twoeach In retaining lho championship Hilicrest went through the play dowor withcur suffering gie defeat Victims included Bowmanvilie North York and Hamilton Monarchs bad bye in the semis Sometime this week probably Thursday Monarchs will rclt sume their Barre District Lad ies Softball League seriu with Newmarket Red Caps HILLCREST Spring rf Cameron 2b Livingston cf Hare lb Lenlsius ss Marshall 3b Agnew Keaisey Horne 1i Bowen if Totals HAMILTON Kennedy 2h Houser 3b Fetiiiss Fetch Porter Cippoln ih Nash rf Kerr cf Raven if Sparks if Totals Kearsel and Porter wasunnauufl l9 55 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