™y, PLA YOFFS... Stamps trample Lions 37-2 By JOHN KOROBANIK CALGARY (CP) — British ‘Columbia Lions should have followed the bus driver when ‘the public address an- nouncer,’ midway through the third quarter of Satur- ‘day's Canadian Football League western seml- final, asked the B.C, bus driver to report to his bus, That way, at least the Lions could have avoided what turned out to be even further embarrassment as they were. whipped 37-2 by Calgary Stampeders, ’ Calgary now meeta Ed- monton Eskimos in the Western Conference final next Sunday in Edmonton. - When the call went out for the bus driver to get his. machine warmed up and ready to move, the score was -t and the Stampeders were.on the move. — Neither club could take ad- vantage of the strong wind in the first half — Calgary held an 8-1 margin at halftime — but the Stampeders, hungry for another shot at the defending Grey Cup champion Eskimos, were handed pega abe. oppartunity quarter. Calpaey helt the ball in what tirned out to be the most crucial error of the afternoon. “They dave us the ball and they gave us the wind," said Calgary wide receiver Willie Armstead, ‘'That almost overwhelmed me and- I figured: ‘It's game over for those guys,’ And it was, Quarterback Ken Johnson, who had. directed some Impressive first-half ‘wlN V THE EAST | | - Ottawa nips tenacious Ticats "By ALEX BINKLEY OTTAWA (CP) — To Ottawa defensive coach Joe Moas, the Rough Riders’ 29- 24 win over Hamilton Tiger- . Cats in the Eastern Football Conference semi-final Sunday waa a dogfight pure and simple. . "If -you lock at the pancvenee you'll see moat mes, no matter what the score Is at halftime, are a dogfight right to the final whistle," The Tiger-Cats trailed 23- 10 at halftime but fought back to a 26-26 tie In the final. moments before losing on a fevers field goal by Gerry OSttawa play i nut in Montr aa Stadium Sandee * conference champlonship and a berth in the Grey Cup national final in Montreal Nov. 25. Sunday's game ‘almoat ended in more than a dogfight as the players began a shoving match and had to restrained by the of- ficlals, Several other melees broke out in the game, in- eluding one on the final play of the second quarter after Ron Foxx and Larry Brune of Ottawa unloaded on Hamilton quarterback Tom Clements, sending him, his helmet and the ball in three different-directions. _ Moss said that the Riders got “an-intense effort from the the offence and the defence Calga drives without touchdown, came out throwing, By the time he was finished 15 minutes later, Johnson had thrown three touchdown passes, the Stampedera had scored 29 points and the pro-Calgary crowd was getting ready for the Eskimos. Johnson completed 29 of 36 passes in the game for 467 yards and while he hit a few long ones, including a 50- yard touchdown strike to Armstead. that began the points explosion, mest of the damage was done’ with the short passes, “They respected us so much deep that they gave us the short passes,’ said Johnson. “They gave us too much and we took advantage Johnson continually hit his in the first half and I guesa we felt we had it locked up and relaxed a bit. And Clements started to click on hig passes,” Ottawa got touchdowns from Jeff Avery on a nine- yard pass from Condredge Holloway and from Jon Sutton on a 28-yard pass interception. Organ con- verted both, kicked five field goals and punted seven times for an average of 34 yards, John Holland scored all the Hamilton touchdowns on passes from Clements who threw twopaint conversions to Leif Pettersen and Neil Lumsden. Zenon An- drusyshyn, converted one score, The Ticats generated 330 receivers, particularly Armstead and Kelvin Kirk, for short gainers over the middle that allowed the Stampeders to put together their lengthy marches. Three times Johnson directed Calgary on. long drives that culminated in major scores. Following his touchdown strike to Arm- stead at 3:01 of the quarter, Johnson hit James Sykes with a 25-yarder at 10:12 and Mike McTague with a 20- yarder at 14:31. y Odums ‘retumed a patially blocked punt 30 yards for Calgary's other touchdown, J.T, Hay's foot accounted for Calgary's other 13 polnis, While Calgary's offence was piling up the points in the Aird quarter, the yards in total offence compared with 253 yards far - the Riders. But. Hamilton, hurt its chances with’ three interceptions, two lost fumbles and 141 yards in penalties, Hamilton coach John Payne said his “players played hard and made a gallant comeback.” “But then we got hit witha Tash of penalties in the fourth quarter.”’ That included a penalty Against linebacker Zack Henderson for roughing Holloway. The penalty kept alive the Ottawa drive that reaulted in Organ’s winning cK, . Payne said he didn't make any special changes in the Kicking’s the key on Sunday By HAL BOCK | The Associated Pres Alex Karras wouldn't have appreciated the golngs-on in the -National Football League on Sunday, Karras was the monstrous Detroit defensive tackle who feowneatsip pies eickers Btn Uae Che Herel at! the last moment with clean, fresh uniforms to decide the outcome of games, But it was those kickers who turned around three NFL games. Washington's Mark Moseley and Mike Woods of San Diego booted last-minute field goals to secure victories, the Red- skins edging St, ‘Louis Car- dinals 90-20 andthe. Ghargers ping Cineittiatl’ Bengals topp 26-24, But Toni Linhart - missed two usually routine extra points and that was the difference in New York Jets' 14-12 logs to Buffalo Bills. In Sunday’s other games, it was Houston Ollers 31 Oakland Ralders 14; Seattle Seahawks 29 Cleveland Browns 24; Miami Dolphins 19 Baltimore Colts 0; Tampa Bay Bucaneers 16 Detroit Lions 14; Pittsburgh Steelers 30 Kansas City Chiefs 3; Chicago’ Bears 27 Lop Angeles Rams 23; New Orleans Sainta 31 San Francisco 49ers 20; Green Bay Packers 19 Minnesota Vikings 7; New York Gisnts %4 Atlanta Falcons 3 and Denver Broncos 45 New England Patriots 10. Philadelphia plays at Dallas tonight, Redskins 30 Cardinals 23 St. Louis erased a 27-7 deficit. with three fourth- quarter -TDs, but Moseley’s Soyard fleld goal: with 36 seconds to play salvaged the vietory for Washington. The winning .three-polnter came despite a bad snap from centre which was salvaged by holder Joe eism Theismann, is a Chii'gers 26 Bengals 24 ° San Diego hung on to its share of the American Conference West lead by overcoming an early 140 deficit to overhaul the Bengals, Woods kicked field goals of 22, 42, 34 and 32 yards, the last one with 10 seconds left, for the Chargers’ victory, The four fleld goals was a San Diedo club record... ; . Bills 14 Jets 12 . Linhart, cut earlier by Baltimore after missing some short field goal tries, cost the Jets dearly against Buffalo, Both teams scored two TDs, but the Bills’ got the game's only extra points from Nick Mike-Mayer. Buca 16 Lions 14 Tampa Hay stayed two games in front of Chicago in the NFC Central, rallying in the final 342 minutes to erase a 14-6 deficit. First Neil 0’ Donoghue kicked his third field goa} of the game, a 28-yarder, and then Doug Williama threw a 23-yard TD pass to Larry Mucker following Dana Nafzinger's recovered fumble for the deciding points. . Ollers 41 Raiders 14 Earl Campbell became the "first runner in AFC hiatory to rush for more than 1,000 yards in each of his firat two Richard’s Cleaners Ltd. “use our handy drive-in window” season, The Houston star carried 32 tlmes for 10? yards, pushing his season's als ta 245 carrles for 1,039. Dan Pastorini combined on TD pass plays of 65 and 35 yards with Ken Burrough as the Oilers remained one Saints 31 "d9era 20 New Orleans took over first place in the NFC West, rolling past San Francisco as Chuck Muncie rushed for 118 yards, Archie Manning hit 15 of 21 passes for 153 yards for the Saints. game’ behind Pittaburgh, .° eas Lea owe Steelers 30: Chiefs 9" Terry Bradshaw threw three TD passes and Matt . Bahr kicked t three field goals as Pittsburgh won its fourth straight game, Despite a 292- yard passing day, Bradshaw was not satlafled, “We just didn’t play well offensively,"’ he said, ‘T just didn't have a good day, 1 threw more ducks and bad pastes togay than I have all year. Seahawks 29 Browns 24 Seattle, limited to minus- seven yards in total offence a week ago, erased that memory with a 427-yard game against Cleveland as Sherman Smith rushed for three TDs, “Dolphins 19 Colts 0 Miami! moved into a firat place tle with New England in the AFC East, bottling up Baltimore while Bob Griese tossed TD passes of 18 and 14 yards to Nat Moore, The Dolphins. sacked Colt quarterback Greg Landry seven times, Broncos 45 Patriots 10 Denver rolled to a 38-7 halftime lead and just coasted against New England, The victory kept the Broncos tied with San Diego for first place in the AFC West and ped New England into a first-place tie | with Miami in the AFC East. * a 40 Sanitone Orit Make Dataer P Is for Products - Our Sanitone Difference Keeps Great Looks Looking Great .Pis for Procedures - Sanitone gives special attention to solvent purity, Standards require that the drycleaning fluid Is purified _atieast once every two minutes by continuous filtration, Pis for People - The ultimate Ingredient is the caring attitude of the drycleaner licensed fo display the Sanitone mark of ex- cellence. 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Their Final total was first at and 113 yards ence —- just 16 of it rushing — but almeat all of that came in the final quarter when the second half. The offensive backs were told to give Clements more protection. Clements said the loss was “the result of nonexecution on my part and the offence’s part. Lh Organ said the generally- dry field and lack of wind “made it an ideal day for kicking.” “Tt seemed every time I had to kick, 1 had good footing." Organ had been plagued with inconsistency all season as he struggled to regain the, footwork that made him a hit “with the Oltawa fans before he retired for the 1978 season. Angeles, which led 16-0 early. Packers 19 Vikings 7 Terdell Middleton rushed for 135 yards and David Whitehurst passed for a pair of TDs in Green Bay's vic- _bory oyer Minnesota. It was ! firat.loss to the: » saBwekens ace 1974, Giants 24 Falcons 3 Terry Jackson returned a _ blocked punt 47 yards for the game's first TD and New York won its fifth game in the last six weeks, beating Atlanta. ..and Monday L RVING Teagie Vv Franklin, you wouldn't think he and his Philadelphia Eagles’ team- mates had just beaten Dallas Cowboys for the first time Since 1974. And you sure wouldn't think Franklin had booted a monster field goal of 69 yards, second longest in National Football League: history, on the way to the 31-° 21 victory, His head hanging arnid the hand-slapping, ~ shouting - jubilation of the locker room, Franklin said: ‘‘Poor. That's all I can say. I made one I wasn't supposed ar And - missed twa;that £ sce APD ae “ipo! -recorded his first score 17-7 at halftime, £ on a 48-yard Roger Staubach.pass to Tony Hill. Quarterback Ron Jaworski evened things up after Tony Dorsett fumbled the ball away to the Eagles. 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