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Whenever Edmontan
Eskimos and Montreal
Alonettes mest, it seems one
or the other is thirsting for
revenge. .

The Eskints slaked their
thirstingrand style Monday,
dismantling the Alouettes 47-
6 in the last regular-season
encounter between the
Western and Eastern Con-
ference leaders of the
Canadian Football League.
That left the Alouettes and
coach Jo# Scanella hoping
for another rematch in the
last week of November for
the Grey Cup.

“Right now they're a
“better team,” Scanella said
of the Eskimos, “and we
have to do something about
it.

“T would like to play therm
again, | really would.”

In other CFL games
Sunday, Hamilton Tiger-
Cats moved into a tie with
Toronto for third place in the
Eastern Conference by
humiliating the Argonauta
42-3, while Calgary Stam-
peders survived, two Win-
nipeg marches late in the
game to defeat the Btue

Bombers 19-13.
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Riders edged winless

Saskatchewan Roughriders
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point conversion attempt by
Saskatchewan on the final
play of the game.

. “Eyerybody did what

they're supposed to do,”
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Campbell said after his team
displayed the balanced of-
fensive and defensive punch
that carried the Esks to the
Grey Cup aver Montreal last

year,
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Wilkinson and Warren Moon

led an attack that rolled up
496 yards, while the Ed-
monton defence .-held the
CFL's leading rusher, David
Green, to 63 yards. -

Edmonton built quarter
leads of 14-0, 38-0 and 46-0,
_ Green scored the Als’ only
touchdown early in the
fourth quarter, and a two-
point conversion attempt
failed.

Edmonton collected three
touchdowns passing — two
by Waddell Smith and a 77-

yard pass-and-run, effort by.

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Larry Highbaugh's 55-yard
return of a Joe Barnes in-
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Dave Cutler kicked six
converts, a field goal and a
single and: punter Hank
Desic contributed a single.

The Esks, who had suf-
fered their first loss of the
seanon.last week inCalgary,

2 ofl Lniproved their record to 10-
[1-2and, took.,a three-point... ,and.a.fivewyard touchdown

lead over the second-place
British Columbia Lions in
the WFC.

The Alouettes now are 3-4-
1, three points ahead of

| Tagge injured,
may go coaching

VANCOUVER (CP) —
Quarterback Jerry Tagge of
British Columbia Lions has
re-injured his left knee and is
considered by the coaching
ataff to bea doubtful starter
for next Sunday's Canadian

Football League game
against- Ottawa Rough
Riders.

The injury occurred in
practice Friday, the second
day of drills in full strip for
Tagge who has been
games
because of a blood clot on the
knee.

Head coach Vic Rapp said
Saturday he had intended to
activate Tagge for the Ot-
tawa game.

“Now we'll just have to see

RENO, Nev. (CP) —
Quarterback Larry Warman
hit the end zone jackpot four
times in the first half with

‘touchdown tosses as
University of Nevada-Reno
downed Simon Fraser
University Clansmen 35-10 in
a National Association of
Intercollegiate Athletics
football game in this gam-
bling centre.

Warman's aerial attack

enabled the Wolfpack to

NAME WELL REMEM-
BERED

Dr. Alexander Wetmore,
dean of American | or-
nithologists, has had more
than 50 topographical places
and living creatures named
for him, tanging from a
South Poleglacier to a bat he
discovered in Central

a ne America.

Brian Kelly — two’ TDs --

In Hamilton, the playoff:
hungry Tiger-Cata sunk their
claws deep into the
Argonauts to sweep their
home-and-home series and
hand Toronto its sixth logs in
& row.

The biggest crowd of the

year at [vor Wynne Stadium,
27,203, watched as quar
terback Tom Clements
played havoc with the
Toronto secondary while
fullback Neil Lumsden
geored three touchdowns
against his former team:
mates,
“J wad a lot of fun playing
out there,” said Clements,
who completed 23 af 31
passes for 493 yards and
three touchdowns. —

His favorite target, Leif

Pettersen, nabbed six passes
for 185 yards.
" “T've never seen a ball
game as frustrating and
crushing as this one,"
muttered Argo coach
Forrest Gregg, whose team
now is 4-8 with one game in
hand over Hamilton. ‘We
didn't play well elther way
offensively or dafensively,
but they did. They got ready
for us."

Clements fired a 22-yard
touchdown pass to Kerry
Smith and a 13-yard TD to
newly-acquired Gord Pal-
teraon, Zenon Andrusyshyn
had five converts, two Held
goala and a single.

Toronto got a 39-yard field
goa) from Ian Sunter.

In Winnipeg, the Blue
Bombers marched to the
Calgary three-yard line
twice in the fourth quarter,
only to lose the ball on downs
the first time and run aut of
time the second,

The final try by Winnipeg
came after’ Ricky Wesson
intercepted a’ pass by
Calgary quarterback Ken
Johnson and the Blue
Bombers marched from
their own 36-yard line to the
Stampeder three.

-On the last play of the
game, defensive back
Robert Sparks hit receiver
Brian Gervais in the end
zone just as a pass from
Dieter Brock arrived, thus
breaking up the play and
sealing the -victory for
Calgary: ~ .

Linebacker Doug Bat-
tershill returned an in
terception 35 yards for
Calgary’s only touchdown
and J.T, Hay booted three
field goais, Punter Mike
McTague added two wind- -
assisted singles.

Winnipeg's points came
two field goals by the CFL's
leading scorer, Bernle Ruoll,

pass from Brock to Gervais.

The victory gave third:
place Calgary a 9-3 record
for 18 points, two behind the
Lions. Winnipeg dropped to"
3-10.

what the doctor says,"’ Rapp
said. “They think it might be
a loose plece of cartllage
floating around in his knee,

“He just dropped back to
set up and it went out on
him.”

The Lions have lost to Ed-
monton Eskimos and beaten
Winnipeg Blue Bombers and
Toronto Argonauts with
secondyear signal-caller Joe
Paopao at the controls since
Tagge was sidelined.

Also doubtful for the Ol-
tawa game ia slotback Terry
Bailey who pulled a ham-
atring musele in Edmonton
Sept. 16 and haa been used
sparingly in the Lions’ last
two games.

Reno jackpot beats
the SFU Clansmen

establish a 35-3 halftime lead
as he was good on 15 of 26
attempts for 229 yards as the
Clan’s record slipped to 3-2,

He threw touchdown
strikes five yards lo Bubba
Melcher, 17 yards to Jim
Mason, 25 yards to his
younger brother Steve and 20
yards to John Vitari. Mark
Henderson blocked an SFU
kick in the end zone for the
other touchdown.

Simon Fraser quarterback
Mark Amer completed a 91-
yard pass and run play to
wide receiver John Pankratz
for the Clan touchdown and
Brian Gant added a second.
quarter field goal.

Amer also threw 26 times
but completed only nine for
146 yards while the Wolfpack
limited the SFU ground
game to &6 yards as Reno
balanced its attack with 287
yards on the ground,