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theexarniner Ihursday August 18 1977 13 Argos victory hopes dashed by late TD pass By THE CANADIAN PRESS The visiting teams went home with all the marbles in the Canadian Football Leagie Wednesday night It was memorable night in Toronto for veteran quarterback and in Winnipeg for CFL newcomer The memories were mixed for the veteran Ron Lancaster He had four interceptions but also threw 29yard deciding touchdown pass that gave Saskatchewan Roughriders 2726 win over Toronto Argonauts Lancaster hit Steve Mazurak with minute and four seconds left to play to clinch the win The Rougliridcrs relied almost exclusively on their aerial at tack gaining just 20 yards on the ground It was me who put us on the hook in the first place said Lancaster an 18year CFL fig ure You have to get lucky sometime and the touchdown pass wasnt pretty but its two points The defeat left the Argos tied for second place in the Eastern Football Conference with Ot tawa Rough Riders six points behind Montreal Alouettes who are undefeated in five games BRIGHT SlEllLR In Winnipeg speedy new comer Leon Bright contributed pair of touchdoiis one of them on spectacular looyard kickoff returnas British Co lumbia Lions defeated Win nipeg Blue Bomber52517 The touchdown at 1205 of the third quarter took the wind out of the Bombers who had just narrowed the Lions edge to 1714 The Bombers were never close again losing their third straight game Brights other touchdown was on 65yard passandrun com bination with quarterback Jerry Tagge Mike Strickland got the other Lions touchdown on three yard plunge The rest of the British Columbia scoringa field goal three converts and singlecame from the boot of Lui Passaglia The Lions with eight points on four wins and two losses are tied for the Western Football Conference lead with Ed monton Eskimos who have played only five games The Rougliriders moved into third place in the WFC with six poin ts two more than the slumping Bombers Quarterback llarry Knight who went the distance for Win nipeg tossed 13yard touch down pass to Card Paterson in the third quarter Bernie Ruoff booted three field goals con vert and single on booming 95yard kickoff that Rocky Long conceded In Toronto the Argos had 12point edge in the third quar ter but Steve Molnar narrowed the gap with threeyard touchdown run single by Zenon Andrusyshyn gave Toronto 220 edge but Lan caster found Mazurak in the open for 29ltyard game winning touchdown Moody Jackson caught an 18 yard Lancaster pass for touchdown in the first quarter The Roughriders had moved to the Toronto eight on 98yard punt return by Paul Williams touchdown pass to Steve Molnar on the next play was wiped out by holding penalty but Lancaster came back with the scoring strike to Jackson Bob Macoritti converted the three Saskatchewan touch downs and added pair of field goals The Toronto touchdowns came on sevenyard scramble by quarterback Chuck Ealey and threeyard run by Neil Lumsden Andrusyshyn had three field goals three singles and pair of converts Andrusyshyns second field goal which came after Jim Marshall intercepted Lancas ter pass at midfield made him the alltime Argo scoring leader with 543 points one more than the career record of Dick Shat to former offensive back and now the teams general manager Yankees come out swinging early to knock out Tigers THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Milt May said Fernando Ar royo was throwing real well which is normal thing for catcher to say about his pit cherfi except that not too many of Arroyos pitches got as far as May New Yorks Mickey Rivers hit Arroyos first pitch for home run Roy White tripled on the next delivery and Thurman Manson picked on pitch No for double At that point May had no idea what kind of stuff Arroyo had He hadnt caught one yet And nine pitches latera Reggie Jackson strikeout and Chris hainbliss triple iArroyo was gone the losing pitcher as the Yankees downed Detroit Ti gers 73 in an American League baseball game Elsewhere in the American League Milwaukee Brewers cooled off Boston Red Sox 53 Texas Rangers inched into first place in the West Division by nipping loronto Blue Jays 66 in 10 innings Seattle Mariners edged Minnesota Tu ins 32 and Kansas City Royals defeated Cleveland Indians 53 After the Yankees kayoed Ar royo Toronto native John lliller yielded single to Willie Randolph for the final run of the first inning Singles by Graig Nettles Carlos May Randolph and Rivers accounted for two runs in the third inning and triple by Chambliss and double by Nettles in the fourth provided the final run for the Yankees american league Brewers Red Sox Twurun homers by Don Money in the first inning and Jamie Quirk in the fourth off Rick Wise enabled Milwaukee to snap Bostons latest winning streak at five games Quirks third homer of the season pro vided the decisive margin as the Red Sox lost for only the second time in their last 18 games Rangers ti Blue Jays Jim Sundberg delivered twostrike twoout single to score Toby llarrah from second base in the bottom of the 10th inning and propel the Rangers into first place in the West one half game ahead of hicago Reuschel shines in Cubs victory THE CANADIAN PRESS Io Chuck Tanner Rick lteus chel is an incomparable pit Chtt To Chicago libs the return to form of the hefty righthander signals hope for National League baseball season that had fallen on dark times Its the best lve ever seen him pitch said Pittsburgh manager Tanner whose Pirates who strurk out 11 times and managed eight hits in 42 loss to the ubs on Wednesday lles our stopper said Bob by Murcer who backed up Reuscliels teamleading sevr enth complete game of the sea son with pair of homers to in crease his total to 225 matching his output all last year itli San Francisco In other National League games Montreal Expos lashed Philadelphia til to break the lliillies titgame winning streak St Louis Cardinals blanked New York Mets 20 Ali lanta Braves whipped Houston Astros tit San Diego Padres defeated Cincinnati 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Smal leys runltscoring grounder Royals Indians 11 John Mayberry slugged threerun homer in the first It ning but Kansas City needed runscoring singles by Hal McRae and Pete Laock in the eighth to break 33 tie The fourthplace Royals are only games off the pace in the torrid West Division race QC0OOCOIIIOOOOIIOCOOOO fitOIOOOCOOOCCIOOOCIOOIIOOCI 0000000000000000000 Phillies pounded MONTREAL CMAll good things must come to an end and Philadelphia Phillies found this out Wednesday night The Phillies carried 13 game National League winning streak into baseball game against Montreal Expos and left with that string broken by humiliating 130 loss How can you account for winning some of the games that we did during the streak asked Philadelphia manager Danny Ozark after theExpos cracked 16 hits including six off ace Steve Carlton How can you account for losing tonight with your best pitcher out there TOOK RIDE The first American to ride around the world on bicycle was Thomas Stevens who left San 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freest 1e relay team to goldmedal win He took the lead in the fina 25 metres Carole Vanier of Montreal won the gold in the womens cycling time trial battling strong winds to finish in 35 17 05 Quebec and Ontario divers shared gold medals Gilles Bi lodeau 16 of Chicoutimi winning the mens 10metre event on the final dive while Janice Dalrymple 15 of London won the womens onemetre event Muscles landed Ontarios soccer team in controversy as the Yukon forfeited its final scheduled match blaming injuries suf fered to couple of players in 190 loss to Ontario and an 80 loss to Saskatchewan as the reason for not being able to con tinue The powerful Newfoundland SOCcer team was the Yukons fi nal opponent and the forfeited game gave it 50 won lost record Newfoundland Quebec also undefeatedvOntario British Columbia advanced to the medal playoffs today In canoeing Olmstead won the womens kayak singles in 2405 shared in Ontarios kayakfours win in 185 and paired with Liz Arnold of Ottawa to take the 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