‘New Look’ Toronto Argos Nip Als On Shatto Day

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|The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Oct. 18, 1965. 15

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DIVED OVER FROM ONE Shatto dived over from the ene-yard line for his six-pointer. | Len Sparks rambled 78 yards | @m a pass-and-run play for a’ - touchdown in the third quarter, | just seconds after Montreal threatened to break the game | wide open with a pair of touch- | downs in 54 s. Dave: Mann kicked a first-quarter single and Vilunas made good | on three field goals and two)

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real touchdowns Were Giace Bay Corianos hand two Earl MacDonald was the scoted by Pat Batten, Terry defeats to the Nationals by the Borden batter to et two hits.” ‘Evanshen and Tomliv- jopsided scores of 10-3 and 91, both singles, but E. Gallant gon, Batten kicked two CO® thus winning the Maritime In-| hit an emoty-bases

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\Glace Bay 7-5. But the specta- ‘tors took the worst licking of After the firs. game we decid- | ‘the afternoon. When you're get- ed to get thawed out, and when | jting ready to attend a football | we returned the Glace Bay team | ia 21 Yale 7 game, you remember to be pro-|had the game in the bag. George | Boston U. 7 Holy Cross 7 iperly clothed for the occasion. | R=msay. who had done co well Pennsylvania 16 Bucknell 18 — but softball is supposed to bejin Glace Bay, was knocked out | Syracuse 28 Penn S. 21 c7 ‘Sa he and MacWiliams had Army 23 Rutgers 6 Cornell 3 Harvard 3 Princeton 27 Colgate 0

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Massachusetts 30 Rhode Island 0 | Stam Lawrence 14 Norwich 0 | Glace. Bay banged out 13 |windy weather verformers. In (encase) WR wee Trinity 20 Colby 6 hits off Dale MacWilliams in any case, the Borden Nationale | WR) ag \ tomorrow alright Delaware 24 Villanova 21 the first game, but almost (‘Serve 8 lot of credit for going | en Helps you feel better Ithaca 34 Susquehanna 6 half of these were windblown (2%.faf as they did. They are| cs aad teak bated? Haverford 3% John Hopkins 16 | piss which the Borden field. N-B-. — P.E.I. champions, and | egutar. cHocoLare COATED: JUNIORS | Amherst, Mass. 32 Rochester 6 5 {that’s orettv good for a team | | ets didn’t seem to be able te , : }

SOUTH judge. And though they had te which had “just entered* organiz- | North Carolina 12 Maryland 10 be asered as hits, they did \ Virginia 61 W Virginia © seem to be the result of mes- Florida 28 N Carolina St. 6 tal slips on the part of the Arkansas 277 Texas 24 boys wearing the gloves rath. | Florida A and M 23 M. Brown ? er than skill om the part W ani Mary 4! Davidson 7 those awinging the bats. Tennessee 7 Alabama 7 Andrews, the Glace Bay

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sc his touchdowa | celebrated Dick Shatto a single in the ‘third eel | @ALGARY (CP) — Calgary | Fultback Lovell Coleman topped| and Stampeders had # 22-16 Bey with an exciting %4-21 vic- when his field goal ae the| Shatto's gifts came from ve-| Stampeders extinguished the Stampeder rushers with 9 yards lead. tory over Montreal Alouettes as| 29-yard line was wide and Dick|rious individuals, corporations |Stay-ett hopes of Edmonton Es- (00 17 carries. Coffey’s fourth field goal was the last-place Argos made their| Aldridge was rouged. |and even teams he had played | kimos Saturday with e 28-19 win’ Calgary opened scoring in the set up when Redell hit Kerbow final home stand of the Eastern’ Evanshen got behind Grant | against. over Eskimos in a Western first quarter on Furlong'’s 4 on a 4i-yard pass and Kerbow Football Conference Saturday. McKee in the Toronto end zone| British Columbia Lions of the Football Conference game be- yard punt which caught Edmon- lateratied to Thomas fer another And Shatto had his cele- to take quarterback Bernie Fa-| Western Conference donated fore 21.476 fans. jton’s Clarence Kachman, a ce- i yards and a 52-yard gain. A bration, a touchdown and an all-|loney's touchdown strike at jrocking chair and slippers, | Defensive halfback Larry |cent addition, in his end zone. pass went incomplete before round: brilliant performance, | 4:36 of the third period and the|Hamilton Tiger - Cats came | | Robinson kicked two field goals|Kachman conceded the point. Esks called on Coffey to kick The i2year veteran ip pro Als capitalized on a big break |through with a $75 gift certifi- land three converts to lead first-| Edmonton roared back when/|his 35-yarder. football, a native of Springfield, seconds later to score another. jcate and the Als a lounge en- \place Stamps, who already have | Thomas took a handoff. flashed Calgary put the game out of Ohio, and now a Canadian citi-|LISKE FUMBLED semble for his swimming pool. clinched a play-off spot, to their/down the right sideline, shook/reach in the fourth quarter zen, scored his-touchdown mid-| Liske fumbled and John, He also received a converti- 12th straight win over Eskimos off several tacklers and carried| _way through the second quarter | Baker pounced on the loose ball ble. Toronto city council and ao Gams nieionen. the ball to the Calgary four on|W%*" Robinson booted S1- and and,.returned to the field at half/to give Als possession on the the Ontario government each Eskimo end Tommy-Joe Cof-|a 48-yard run. \37-yard field goals. time to receive a shower of Toronto 16. On the first play gave him cuff links, his team fey picked up 18 points on @| Two plays teter Fauver gifts in his final game in Tor- | from scrimmage, Faloney found mates presented. him with a leonvert and four field goals of | slashed off tackle to score Cof-| onto before retiring from the|Tomlinson in the clear in the color TV and his employer, 35, 26, 16 and 12 yards. \fey converted and Edmonton | game at the end of this season.|Toronto end zone and hit him {radio station CFRB, Toronto, | Stam held slim quarter |ied 7-1 He responded to the midfield | with a perfect pass. ‘gave him a freezer, ‘leads of 8&7. 16-18 and 22-19. . half-time accolades with proba- Calgaty querterbeck Eagle | S**mwedere mwusted 6 pase | | bly his finest game of the year. | Day passed for touchdowns to 18 attack, capped when Day He gained 110 yards rushing | z |end Herman Harrison and |found Taylor at the 10. Taylor end 21 yards on two passes . \flanker Bobby Taylor and half-|was grabbed but spun out of from quarterback Peter Liske. | jback Ted Woods plunged over | the tackle for a 32-yard scoring | Shatto was. presented with) eae + laor another. Punter Jim Furlong | play. the game ball by tackle Danny, gm |; a e ,, |booted a 46-yard single In the second quarter Colfey rm Score 1 To Win lets ooo Mh ec GOAL DOES IT : e —- wll, £a8 cle one all the way 2 LIONS ATTACK grits lead changed, hanes eight ety Woods tw-zard touche lore a crowd 18 % ae } down second-quarter scor- | diehard fans and Argonauts| ~ anette ee tae — eee Behind 4 herd of blocking Hamilton Tiger-Cats. The Cats Lions, winning by 25. to Y. joe agg gy boo —— ing was rounded out by Coffey’s finally wrapped it up with 1e88\ward Passi in the dying’ sec- |14-point third-quarter outbreak. |. BC Tons’ backfielder carnes howewer came back to take the (CP Wirephote) Hansen was helped from the | 2¢-yard field goal. the game? whats no Rlay ! onds of the second quarter gave | Western led 7-0 at the end of —. be a cracked rib. Calgary 4 ak® Gaitete’ thied eld goot.| TEXACO FUEL CHIEF was good on a 3i-yard field goal University of Toronto Blues 2 |the first quarter and 74 at the \third-place finish in the initial | Don Luzzi and Eskimo flanker | ee third field goal, thet 0.00 deeion. alae nt One) Oe ee ee ae MARITIME HARNESS RACING [heat and a 2:08 3-8 vietory in the ey Kerbow also were nee Bie Home Heating Oil changed hands four ns . sec won 000, ™P- Warmth without worry all winter long! times before Vilunas came ‘up ae oes ms ~~ er doer ery — SYDNEY (CP) — Navarone. |2.15 45. David the Great was se- event of a 10-dash harness rac TIES RECORD, | Calgary surged back when Deliveries right on schedule so you with his desperation boot. Pe eae © ln meet ate Campbell [owned and reigned by Bernie/cond and Tammany Hall third. ing card here Saturday. |_Coltey's four tleld goals in one; Day hit Harrison on a 42-yard ee Shatto’s touchdown at 8:57 of ieraslicinote Football Confer-|Ron Hawkins and “Dennis |Peck of Sydney Mines, NS., Millet. Coughlan drove home | The first halt of the featured | game tied a record held by sev-|pass down the middle for @ burning, and protective to your heat- the second quarter gave Tor- ance. two polats tebind lea Walker. Art Froese’ converted |Won the $300 conditional p ace) three winners on the eight-dash pace was won by Eloise Wick eral other WFC players. ing equipment. Cali us for Texaco onto an 11-7 lead but, more tha | j.aqi, : University of W. = ail four |here Saturday night. card, They were Top Rhythm | wich a 2.08 mile. The horse plac- Eskimos led Stampeders in| BIRD WORKS HARD | Fuel Chief today! that he broke his own Canadian Riterte eae awl ton) en lerael passed seven | The horse won both ends of/ (2.19 2-5), Gallon Jug (2.17 2-5)|ed sixth in the heat won by Bor- total offence with 412 yards on, i OK (A atten | j Football League record for ahead of Golden Gaels yards to McColl for his six- |the harness racing feature, im|and Lady Lakeburn (2.17), |derview Roy. | |171 yards rushing and 241 yards) BANGK ’ P)—A om ‘Dia touchdowns in his career. That!” \rustangs captured their third |with Dave Oswald to score or |times of 2.19 1-5 and 2.21. Other winners: Guy Adam) There were no double winners Passing. Stampeders mounted a banded by scientists in Thai- brought his total to 91. consecutive victory Saturday |pointer, Campbell combined The daily double of Lady Lon | (2.19 45), To the Wind (2.21) \on the card, Single races were. (tal offence of 340 yards on 144) land- was -found two een 7312 The two passes caught by the| with a 28-13 triumph at the |with Dave Oswald to score on |Ttief (2.22) and Headways Boy | and Eddie be Good (2.16 45). | won by Harmony. Bob (2.12 3-5), °°ncs rushing and 196 passing. later at Blagoveschensk, near “F~ 92-year-old Shatto increased his expense of McGill Redmen now |a& 73-yard punt return, Hawkins (2.16) paid $144.40. The daily double combination | ( ” Ng Calgary had 19 first downs t0| the Russian-Mongolian border. | career total to 462, also a CFL! winless in three starts. ran for his and then passed 57 Other winners were Busty Ed| of Guy Adam and Gallon Jug on | reneeest ae Se ae ot ee lThe distance is about 3,000! ® etrole tecord. FUMBLED THREE TIMES yards to Walker for the final (2.22), Denny Lad (2.16), Eddie |races two and three returned | (2-11 25), Golden Law (2,09), Day col ed 13 of 20 passes . : : : : | Ch fown P um The victory was Toronto's! Biues victory before 18,570 |score Grapes (2.15 1-5) and Joey Di- | $103.90. |Avalon Frost (2.10 25), Lace while Edmonton quarterback Miles in a-straight line but the cccead In 18 steric this eeasominome’ fans “Lat citte ‘tec | medmen gol a touchbowe (Tt oil | eackvaes vowne, «vs, 213 28. Rapsody in Brows Bil! Redell completed 18 of 5 |coasiline route, which the birds| Products Ltd. e LLE S, N.S. | (2. -f ly ator a ek Jim! wat x Geer: . s Soesstiee a ae ere ae nee finish. It |from Pete Howlett on a 44-yard | MONCTON (CP) — There| (CP) — Borderview Roy, with a| (2.11). iThomas led all aiaasiee alia oe io * me a eny hopes they had of finishing|hy fumbles on both eides. Tor- ‘ the 14game season in seconé:| cate fumbled: tren tienes and [dim Dickie. escred ja the fratth lad au Afermane hewmens coat ab]... GenRIT rere ere Blace. Queen's once. , The Als, with two cames left! 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