Calgary Stampeder Jesse Mims (19) helped his club to an early
lead Sunday as the Western Football Conference team won the
Grey Cup. They stopped the Toronto Argonauts 14-11 and the

THE HERALD, TERRACE — KITIMAT, B.C.

TOUCHDOWN COMING UP FORSTAMPS
eastern club claimed it was their first loss in a Grey Cup final.
Mims sprinted six yards for the major to get away from Argos’
Gene Mack (76). ;

—CP Photo

Football veterans
perform key roles

Veterans Day arrived a bit

late for National Football
League quarterbacks this year.

Three of the walking woun-
ded, - field generals returning
from summer skirmishes nat
had put thém ~ out ‘of:
mission, joined the autunin
offensives Sunday.

Two of them won the battles
but lost the wars. For the third,
it was just the other way
around.

Joe Namath, exploding on the
scene in New York, tossed three
bombshells en route te a 258-
yard aerial attack only to miss
the mark in the last minute as
the Jets bowed to a San Fran-
cisco ‘49ers 24-21. '

And Bart Starr, cooly
directing the Green Bay
Packers’ attack, watched as his
troops committed tactical
blunders that sent the Packers
down to a 29-21 defeat at the
hands of New Orleans Saints.

REDSKINS WIN

But Sonny Jurgensen,
marching Washington into
enemy territory, was knocked
out of action and could only
watch as Billy Kilmer barked
the orders that carried the
Redskins to a 20-18 victory over
Philadelphia Eagles.

In Sunday's other’ clashes,
Baltimore Colts walloped
Oakland Raiders 37-14,
Cleveland Browns beat Houston
Oilers 37-24, Denver Broncs
defeated Pittsburgh Steelers 22-
10, Cincinnati Bengals stomped
San Diego, Chargers 31-0,
Minnesota Vikings smothered
Atlanta Falcons 24-7, Buffalo

- Bills topped New England
Patriots 27-20 and St. Louis
Cardinals swatted New York
Giants 24-7,

As 63,936 fans screamed their
approval, Namath trotted -in to
replace Jets’ starter Bob Davis,
injured in the second quarter.

He proceeded to connect on 11
of 27 passes, including touch-

downs of 57 and 20 yards to Rich '.

Lapointe
operation

' MONTREAL (CP) — De
fenceman ‘Guy Lapointe of
Montreal Canadiens underwent. °

“surgery today to repair a frac-
ture of his right cheekbone.
. Dr. D.G, Kinnear, physician
_for the National Hockey League
dub, said Lapointe underwent
“xray examinations early ‘today
‘onthe team’s.return from De-

“thalt, and was immediately ad- -

. mitted to hospital.

Lapointe is expected to be out. -
: ‘Orr, Stanfield,

.of the Hneup: for at least two

ings: Sunday. night’ when La
pointe wad struck just below
right. eye by the puck.

Caster and a 22-yarder to Ed
Bell. But with New York on San
Francisco’s 19 with only
seconds remaining, his pass to
Bell was intercepted in the end

e by Johnny Fuller,” -

ant don't feel y played well .

I've got to improve my mental
state because I didn’t feel at
ease,’’ Namath said.

WASHINGTON SCORES 2

Vic Washington, former
Ottawa Rough Rider, and John
Brodie did most of the damage
for the ‘49ers. Washington ran
two yards for one touchdown
and hauled in a 22-yard Brodie
pass for another and the San
Francisco quarterback scored
the third from one yard out,

But it was Bruce Gossett’s 25-
yard second-quarter field goal
that made the difference as the
‘agers regained the National
Conference West lead.

“You can't blame Starr. I
thought he played quite well,”
Packers coach Dan Devine
said, Starr hit on eight of 17
passes for 116 yards but four
furnbles and two interceptions,
one off rookie Scott Hunter who
came on in the final period,
gave the Saints the game.

Hockey

Scoring

New York 4 Philadelphia 2 .

-New York
Seiling,
Philadelphia — Folley,

Detrolt 4 Montreal 2

Detroit — Delvecchio, Collins,
Karlander, Redmond: Montreal

“— Lemaire, P.. Mahovlich. «

Chicago 4Toronto 1 ‘
Chicago— R, Hull, Campbell,

. Maki, ‘O'Shea; Toronto - —_—
Henderson. ‘
Californias Buffalo 3

California — Carleton 2,
Sheehan 2, Vadnais; Buffalo —
Martin 2, Shack.

: SATURDAY
Detroit 3 New York 1
Detroit —. Volmar, Collins,

Charron; New . York -
‘Rousseau. :
. Chicago 3 Toronto. ;
‘Chicago — R. Hull, D.. Hull,

Martin; Toronto — Monahan, -

Ley, Henderson.
Montreal3 Pittsburgh 1
Montreal — Lafleur; Tardif,
Richard; Pittsburgh |
Schinkel,
Vancouver 5 Buffalo 2.
‘Vancouver -Boudrias,

—

Tallon, Balon, Hall, Wilkins;

Buffalo. — Shack, Goyelte:
“Borton6 St. Loulsé-
‘Boston’ ~ “Es

Some ball talent available

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) —
Any major league team willing
to spend $25,400 could have
Tony Conigliraro or Clete Boyer
today as baseball launched its
winter meetings with a draft of
minor league talent.

Conigliaro, the one-time
American League slugger, and
Boyer,:one of-the:.majors'-top

- third: basemen -until -exiled-to

Hawaii for personality
problems were the most
glamorous names available for
the relatively cheap asking
price. .
Hundreds of other players,
from raw recruits lo much-
travelled veterans, were also
available to big league teams
hoping to land help for bargain
basement prices.

There were relief pitcher
Dick Hall: and catcher Clay

: forthe Mignescta Twins. -two

Dalrymple of the American
League champion Baltimore
Orioles, for instance. And power
hitting Danny Walton, a one-
time minor league player of the
year, too.

Joe Moeller, a long-time relief '
ace of Los Angeles Dodgers;
Bill Zepp, who won nine games

years ago,,.and former. Min- |
nesota outfielder Brant Alyea
were among baseball names in
the hopper.
TRADES MAY COME

While the 24 major league
teams dipped into the minor
greb bag to open business of-
ficlally at this week-long affair,
there was also the backstage .
intrigue of possible big trades.

With Frank Trader Lane, the
fast-dealing general manager of
Milwaukee Brewers on hand,

there was sure-to be some ac-
tion. Lane, who was involved in

a 10¢player swap during the .

World Series, always’ makes
things interesting at this
market place of talent, — -°

Among players reportedly
dangled for trade bait were Sam
McDowell, Cleveland Indians’

_ southpaw..ace; slugging , third |
baseman. Ron, Santo ‘and. heft.

hander Ken Holtzman of
Chicago Cubs; shortstop Mark
Belanger, second baseman
Dave Johnson and outfielders
Frank Robinson.and Paul Blair
of Baltimore Orioles; out-
fielders Mickey Stanley of
Detroit Tigers, and pitchers
Fritz Peterson and Stan
Bahnsen of New York Yankees.

The 70th annual session

opened with the draft, followed
by minor league meetings

shock

“Tt has * bean’ a ‘tong,
unrewarding season fer Detrolt
Red Wings,. particularly
veteran captain Alex, Delvec-
chio and. most noteably the
Detroit brass headed by general
manager Ned Harkuess,.

So the weekend sent.a breath
of fresh: air through Detroit
Olympia . as -- the;. Wings
registered successive, National
Hockey League wins: at home

sere

over New York Rangers and -

‘Montreal Canadiens. .

The back-to-back * victories
over the East Division leaders
— 4-2 over Montreal Sunday and
3-1 over the Rangers
tightened up the top of the
division standings and finally
gave the Wings some breathing
space at the lower end, of the
division.

Elsewhere’ Sunday, “the
Rangers tripped - Philadelphia
Flyers 4-2, Chicago Black
Hawks rocked Toronto Maple

Leafs with three third-period.

. foals for a 4-r win’ and

California Golden Seals took

third place in thé West with 5-3

decision over Punch Imlach’s
‘ hapless Buffalo Sabres.

In other Saturday games,
Boston Bruins and St. Louis
Blues shelled one another in a 6-
6 stalemate, Chicago’ and
Toronto tied 3-3, - Montreal
downed Pittsburgh Penguins 3-1
on third period scores by Marc
Tardif and Henri Richard.
Vancouver Canucks trimmed
Buffalo 5-2 and Minnesota North
Stars held first in thé West with
a 3-I win over Los Angeles
Kings. ©

The schedule resumes. today
with Chicago at Vancouver and
California in St. Louis.

NEW YORK ON TOP

The weekend results left New
York, with 34 points, atop the
East, a slim two points ahead of
Montreal and Boston. Toronto is
eight points back with 24, six
ahead of Detroit. Vancouver
follows with 16, three-ahead of
cellar-dwelling Buffalo.

Minnesota, idle Sunday night,
held a one-point lead over
Chicago in the west with 35
points. Third-piace California,
with 19 points, is one up on
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
and three ahead of St. Louis.
Los Angeles trails the west with .
11 points. :

Detroit’s - much-m aligned
management, “headed by |
Harkness, has: shad reason: to |
squirm’ this year? “The: ‘club’s
hierarchy went through sudden
and drastic changes last year,
but continued on promises
there’d be.a better showing in
1971-72, :

Upto Saturday, this promised
change failed to materialize.
The Red Wings changed
coaches early.-in the season
switching to’. Johnny Wilson:
from ‘Doug. Barkley, but
remained . solidly. entrenched

Archie

By Bob Montana

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© 1971, Archie Comix Publications, Inc.

AS SOON AS
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BOB
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his’ brother Senator Rdbert
“and *
-neither state was put: under

near or gt the tail-end. of. the

East with Vancouver and.

Buffalo.
-And Delvecchio, who has been
through the good years and bad

in two decades of play with the
. Wings and who.almost quit this ”
season. rather than save’ his.
tited legs in a part-time role, is.

as much a part of the Detroit
resurgence, temporary though
it may be, .
OPENS SCORING. « oo
He assisted on the Insurance

goal by Guy Charion against .

New-York then opened the first-|
period scoring: against Mon-
treal. It was folléwed. up 33
seconds later by team-mate Bill
Collins. ;

Jacques Lemaire halved the:
count at 10:13 of the second
period. Al Karlander tallied the
winner 20 secorids later and
Mickey Redmond added ‘in-
surance Score at 15:51: .

Bryan Campbell, Chico Maki.
and Danny O'Shea triggered
three goals in aspanof jist over -

Speakers discuss
Quebec outlook —

TORONTO (CP) — Three

political spokesmen, | recalling
the crisis in Quebec a year ago,
looked to the future of the
province Sunday and saw its
relationship to the rest of
Canada in differing per-
_Spectives,

Parti Quebecois leader Rene"
Levesque said the province
should be ready tosecede within

_five years; Quebec Justice
Minister Jerome Choquette said _
separatism is not the answer, -.

and State Secretary Gerard
Pelletier defended the federal
stand during the crisis. .

- All spoke of the aftermath of
the insurrection; ‘which
culminated in the murder of
Quebec ‘Labor Minister Pierre
Laporte after he and British
Trade Commissioner James

- Cross were kidnapped.

Mr.. Levesque decried ‘the
War Measures Act — invoked
during the kidnappings — which
gave police extraordinary
powers of arrest and detention.

He said the United States had
two assassinations — Preside
John F. Kennedy’ 'ti'Texad' itd |

Kennedy in California —

martial law,”

“Why should a whole town be .
under the sway of some Liberal |
jerk who happens’ to have the
newspaper or the TV channel?"’

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 19] os

Struggling Red Wings
Habs, Rangers

. GET DOUBLE MINORS

. of naivete, which he said was

five minutes of the third perica =
at Chicago: to” settle thes Pan
weekend | contests with t

The win: ‘rept the’ Hawki
unbeaten stririg at-home, ef
tending it tol games, includi
10 victories; It: was a bruising
game with Toronto's Jing
-, Harrison getting involved in t
skirmishes, ° i

He and Chicago defencema¥
Keith Magnuson were tagzef
with double minors in the firs
period, then Harrison angi
Magnuson’ 5 partner, Jerrige
Korab, exchanged punches if
the middle period. a
_ ‘Toronto's Rick Ley. was sen@e
off with a game misconduc
when he disrupted ~ 0’Shea’:
Goal at 13:59 of the third perio
which followed by 53 second’:
Maki’s insurance score. .

Vic Hadfield, with two goals
and an assist, paced them
‘rebounding © Rangers att
Philadelphia y

He said if a provincial
government is democratically ¢
elected, any move toward in-3am
dependence should be respected ‘ame
by Ottawa.

“] don’t think Canada would :
call out the army,” he said.

If secession todk place, he
suggested there could be a type tg
of ‘common market between
Quebec and the rest of Canada. }

Mr, Pelletier” defended the (™
implementation of the War aie
Measures Act, while conceding | :

that the act might have been a Em
contributing factor in the

murder of Mr.
However, he added:

"TF ithink the measures were
justified because ofthe climate &

Laporte. i 2

and the danger of an jim
escalation.” , j
ACCUSES POLICE

He accused the Quebec police

one reason why the ‘act was i
‘invoked: i
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“The police were, let’s fact it,

very naive.’ : a

There was ne alternative, he
said, but to implement the act. 7%
‘Mr. Choquette took issue with
Mr. Levesque's suggestion of a
common market.

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