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By IAN DONALDSON
HALIFAX — (CPI -- Crushing lineplay and the power running of two fullbacks gave Univer- sity of Toronto Blues a a) victory over St. Francis Xavier University X-men in the fourth annual Atlantic Bowl game here Saturday.
The Blues came out with a conventional . but jarring - of - fence in the second half to take the RObert L. Stanfield trophy away from the X-mcn for the first time. St. FX. most success- ful team in Maritime football history. had won all three pre- vious playtngs of the bowl game against intermediate college
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Toronto. first, senior intercol- legiate team invited e game against the Atlantic Foot. c h a m p i o n stunned the scarf - and . mittens crowd of 4,000 with an early touchdown Then they reeled under the crisp St. EX running attack for most of two quarters before wearing down the Mar-r time champions-eight of them going to ways—in the final 30 minutes.
St. EX were ahead 14~7 at halftime and appeared to have the heavier Blues on the run. CRUSH X-MEN
But twin fullbacks Erkki Pu-
Ikonen and Bill Watters. a pair fiof l9-year-olds of the battering- lram school. used their power and blocking up front to crush the X-men.
Pukonen. out Wlllh an infury through most of the regular season. scored two touchdowns and ran 133 yards on 28 carries for a 5.7 yard average. Wat- ters. a 205-pounder with a knack for dragging tscklers. had 78 ya s rushing on 13 carries for an even six-yard average.
Between them they had 211 of Toronto's 219 yards rushing.
Blues scored the first time they had the ball. moving from
Southern Cal. Wis. SUrvive Upset threats '
NEW YORK (APi—Southcrn California and Wisconsin sur- nnsei threats Saturday and made their way into the Rose Bowl. Louisiana State and Oklahoma nailed down other maior bowl berths in US. on lece football's last full weekendl of regular season play.
Top-ranked Southern Califor- nia. trailing 3-0 going into the final quarter against UCLA. pulled out a 14.3 victory and clinched the Big Six title. conference spokesman an- nounced the Trojans would he the league's Rose Bowl repre- izentative.
Wisconsin also came from behind in the final quarter ‘0 edge Minnesota 14-9 and cement the Big Ten title. Then the Badgers were named to the rose festival. '
Louisiana State rolled over
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winiess Tulane 38-3- and ac- cepted a bid to the Cotton Bowl. Tigers will face
Texas. which closed its season with a 13-3 triumph over Texas A and M Thursday.
Oklahoma crushed Nebraska 34-6 and won the Big Eight title and the accompanying trip to
ceived a bid to the Gator Bowl. Oregon State is considered a likely o p p o n e n t. Arkansas. which had already accepted a berth in the Sugar Bowl. closed its season with a 34-0 romp over Texas Tech.
BAKER BRILLIANT
T Baker rallied Oregon State from a 17-6 halftime dei- icit to a 2017 win over Oregon. Baker passed for two touch- down .
Washington remained a bowl possibility. producing a field goal and a safety in the last quarter to break a tie and edge Washington State 26-21.
In some of the other major games. Stanford Indians sa- vaged something from a dismal season with 30-13 upset of arch - rival California: Dart- mouth closed out an unbeaten. untied season with a 38-27 vic- tory over Princeton and Har- vard beat Yale 14-6.
Duke nailed down the Atlan- tic Coast Conference title with a 18-14 edge over Nort aro- lina on Bill Reynold’s field goal and Indiana upset Purdue 12-7. Missouri was held to a 3-3 tie by Kansas.
the centre stripe to paydlrt in seven plans. ukonen ored but the set-up play came from Waiters. a 25-yard slant off left tackle.
The X-men wasted no time getting back in the game. Ralp (Woodyl Hayes. an ex - U.S. marine who makes up for lack of size with speed and grit. grabbed the kickoff after touch- down and pranced 42 yards to the Toronto 53.
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Rookie quarterback Doug Bil ling hit end Paul Schonhart with a 30 - yard pass and fivc plays later Nell Weber, veteran halfback probably in his last game for X-men. bashed over from two yards out.
Two roughing penalties against Toronto started St. Fx to their second touchdown in the second quarter. Mixing pass- ing with off-tcckie plays. Billing moved his team to the two where Joe Franciose, power - runner from Portland. Me.. bulled over.
With Pukonen and Waiters do- ing the carrying. Toronto moved 52 yards in eight plavs early in the third quarter before Pu- konen went over. X-men were obviously tiring. getting up slower after each play. when Pukonen and Waiters started their final rampage. Waiters scoring from the two do the fourth quarter.
Bill Giguere converted both
.St. FX touchdowns with BryCe lTaylor booting two for Toronto.
SPORT ECHOESlBombers Ousr
By Norman Macdonald Summerside Bureau of The Guardian
’Slom The Door’ Eagles
The Prince County Combines gave RCAF Eagles quite a drubbing Friday night. 10-3 is rather a lop-sided score. but somehow we felt the Eagles were not that bad. They could practice shooting at the net. Many of their shots were wild, and sometimes when they were right in front of the cage ready for the kill. “Too many
guided missiles" is the autopsy report.
It was good see Benny Grady back on the ice lanes in the Combine-Eagle game. It is our opinion that Benny would ra- ther shoot to hit a goose than to miss an Eagle in the cage. but never mind. he does better against the Eagles.
Benny had definitely made up his mind -to quit hockey. but “puck fever" laid him low. lie 't n goal-scoring races that we remember when he scores a goal which he often does. it is generally a work of art. The o scor- ed Friday night was that varie- t .
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We hope that this sitting out away-from - home games- won't get to be a habit with some of the players. Noth-
Ing kills hoekey interest more effectively than the suspicion of the fans that the visiting team will not be at full streng- th. How would you like to set- tle to "Gun- smoke" and find another Ches- ter limping out to call Mr. Dillon? The players of the Combines who failed to ap- pear at Sports Arena last Tuesday night might all have had good and sufficient rea- sons. but it was too had four of the regulars had to be ob- sent. Fortunately. despite the absentees. the game was close. exciting one, but quite often it doesn't turn out that way. '
H ve you noticed in hockey matches that the insurance goal rather than the winning one is often the climactic play of th e game" One team in the final minutes will be fighting like
t pad to tie the score, then. bin-
go. some sniper shoots the in- surance tally and it‘s all over but going through the motions for the next two minutes or so. Fighting to overcome a two-goal lead with a few minutes left is not exactly a hair-raising spec- tacle. Granted it has been done on rare occasions.
- Combines Drub Eagles
Buck Whitlock scored two of those “slam the door" goals last week — one against the Junior Penguins and one ag- ainst the Combines. Heaven (and John McNelll) only knows how many of these goals he has scored down through the years. If political candidates keep making promises and start keeping them. Whi - lock will be getting the old age pension before he retires from hockey.
Those other teams had better start looking for a siamese twin for Whitlock -- someone who will keep breathing down his neck. and nudging him off bal- ance every time he gets the puck. It's a man-sized job. Whit-
lock is as cagey as they come and he doesn’t take kindly to the lasso. The guy who is being groomed for the “old man of the sea" role better polish up how to parry a right jab to the schnozzle. Gord Cutcliffe did the shadow job to perfection a few years ago.
The double-header on tap for Civic Stadium tonight could have plenty of excitement. Ai- bany St. Pats and O'Leary Maroons will be out to hand Lot 13 and flil‘crest their first defeats. Whether the stick-handling wizardry of t h e St. Pats will break them loose from those close-checking Clo- ver Farmers is a moot ques- tion that will he answered to-
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WINNIPEG (CP) — Winnipeg Blue Bombers slipped Saturday into their fifth Grey Cup Cana- dian championship in six years on an error in Calgary Stamped- ers' defensive backfield, giving Winnipeg a 12-7 victory in the last second of the game.
End Farrell Funston scored the touchdown that clinched the best-of—three Western Football Conference playoff f o r the Bombers after Calgary safety Harvey Wylie had missed on an attempt to soccer kick the foot- ball out of the Calgary end zone.
Winnipeg fullback Gerry James had just missed yard field goal attempt
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night. The Hillcrcst outfit aro dripping with talent, but they’d better keep an eye on Gl Rogeroon tonight. Rogerson'o mates feed him a lot of rub- ber and no doubt he’d be glad to pass it along to Jack Fox in the Billcrest cage. Some 1 hockey is played in this lea- gue. and it’s not namby-pam- by stuff either. There have been some stiff exchanges. and one gladiator was knock- ed clear out of the ring.
LAST WEEK'S BOUQUET
Greg Deighan may take a bow.
His “hat trick" crowns his brow,
And Alma Stewart‘s title soccer kick stands out:
But Whitlock's crucial tallies
Which choked opponents’ rallies
Merits the week’s bouquet with- out the smallest doubt.
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the Orange Bowl. Oklahoma is expected to meet Alabama. idle this weekend.
Penn State. ranked ninth na- tionally and ops in the east. heat Pittsburgh 16-0 and re-.
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Pandemonium broke loose as Funston dropped on the ball. Players and officials had to fight their way to their dressing rooms as swarms of the 19.1751 fans at the game ganged onto} the field.
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Shepard narrowed the gap to a single point minutes later with his second booming punt, this time 75 yards. setting the stage for the Winnipeg rally in the last three minutes and 26 seconds.
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