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Final CFL games
this weekend -

The two points in the
standings won't meat
anything, but there could be
a large peychological reward
for victory in the Canadian
Football League game
Saturday at Montreal be-,
tween Ottawa Rough Riders
and the Alouettes.

The Rough Riders have
long since clinched first
place in the Eastern Con-
ference, and the Alouettes
are agsured of second place
and the home field for the
EFC semi-final Nov. 1, but
the Ottawa-Montreal winner
is expected to take a con-
tident attitude into the
conference final two weeks

hence.

Hamilton Tiger-Cats or
‘Toronto Argonauts, af coarse,
could have something to say
about that. The winner of
their meeting at Hamilton on
Sunday will provide Mon-
treal's opposition in the
semi-final and, while either
the Tiger-Cats or Argonauts
would be heavy underdogs to
the Alogittes, the visitors
could be loose and produce a

surprise. .
Other CFL games on the
regular season-closing

weekend have Edmonton:

Eskimos at British Columbia
Lions in a meaningless gariié
Saturday night and Winnipeg
Blue Bombers at Calgary
Stampeders on Sunday, The
winner of the Winnipeg-
Calgary game will get the
home field advantage over
the loser in the Western
Conference semi-final Nov.

12.

"'t don't know how the guys
fell,”’ Ottawa head coach
George Brancato sald this
week ashe tried to assess his
players’ states of mind.

“No team in the Eastern
Conference has ever won 12
games in a season, We can
do that by winning Satur-
day.” .

. Brancato is aware of .the

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playoif edge a victory over
the Alouettes, defending

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‘if think that the guys want
to win. They always'like to:
win in Montreal, It’s our last
game and it would be nice to
get into a good frame of mind
for the playoffs. That would

happen with a'win.”
Brancato said players

suffering from even mild

injuries won't be risked in
pursuit of a superfluous
yietory, however. ;
The Rough Riders will
have both  Condredge
Holloway and Tom Clements
at quarterback. Clements
wentall the way in the loss to
the B.C. Lions at Vancouver,
while Holloway directed

‘Oltawa’s convincing victory

over Hamilton last Saturday.

“We'll be playing them
both Saturday and in “the
playoffs," Brancato said.
“Naturally, if one of them
comes up with a hothandina
playoff game, he'll stay in
there until he cools off.
That's the way we've figured
to we this-system. We'rg

“fortunate to ‘have two out;

standing quarterbacks.” \ *
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callers this, season, expect
Joe Barnes to start, with
veteran Soriny Wade on the
sidelines awaiting the call to.
duty. moos -.,
The Ottawa-Montreal °
game will be televised on the
CTV eastern network at 2
p.m, EST Saturday, while
the western network w
show the ‘Edmonton-B.C.
game at p.m. PST Satur-.
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On Sunday, the CBC
eastern network will show
the TorontoHamilton
showdown at 2 p.m. EST,
‘and the western network will
have the Winnipeg-Calgary
clash at 2 p.m. MST.

Canadiens do it |
to the Capitals

to a 4-2 victory over
Weshington ‘Capitals iri’
‘Natlofal Hockey Leagife
game! Thursday night. 29
"Pierre ‘Larouche ‘afi
Pierre Mondou scored in the
second period for the
Canadiens, who recorded
their second victory in a row.
Robert Picard and Ryan
Walter scored for
Washington.

The Canadiens carried a 2-
1 lead into the final period
before Risebrough and
Tremblay beat Capitals
goaltender Jim Bedard, who
faced 43 shots, to produce the
winning bulge.

Canadiens goalie Ken
Dryden was tested on 18
shots. ;

Bedard had a busy night as
the Canadiens, 6-4-1 and
holding a two-point lead over
Detroit Red Wings in the
Norris Division, applied
steady pressure. Bedard
foiled a penalty shot attempt
by Jacques Lemaire in the
sixth minute of play and re-
ceived congratulations from
all his team-mates, but he

was largely on his own after -

that.

_ Picard broke a scoreless
tie at 2:47 of tte second
period after Walter, the
Capitals first choice in the
amateur draft last June, got
the draw from a faceoff to
Dryden's right and put the
puck back to the defen-
comarn who got off a quick
shot.

That brought boos from
the crowd of 15,554, but they
were silenced when
Larouche stole the puck in
the Washington zone and
rifled a shot past Bedard just
1:01 later.

Bedard was outstanding In
the face of intense Montreal
pressure during a holding
penalty assessed
Washington's Paul Mulven
at 9:25, but the Capitals
goalie was . victimized on
Mondou’s goal that broke the
1-1 deadlock. .

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