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CALGARY (CP) —
British Columbia Lions
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BROWNIES FRANCHISES LTD.,

seconds remaining to defeat

Cal Stampeders 30-26 in
a estern Football
Conference game before
25,568 fans Wednesday

e winning touchdown
eame from a 19-yard pass
from quarterback Jerry

Tagge to Al Charuk.
.Moments before, the
Stampeders scored a

touchdown when Willie
Burden ran three yards to

lead. A
from quarterback John
Hufnagel to Rudy
Linterman gave Calgary a
twopoint conversion and a
26-23 lead.

British Columbia held
quarter leads of 3-1, 20-8 and

Ass

. 3-10,

Lui Passaglia was British
Columbia's scoring leader,

and 14 yar

kicking field goals of 39, 34
‘and added

three converts for.12 points.
Burden gave Calgary
three touchdowns—the
other two coming on‘a 38-
yard pass-and-run.
combinationnand a seven-
yard pass from Hufnagel.
Mike Strickland on a 13-
yard run and Jimmy Young.
on an Liyard pass from

Tagge completed the Lions’
searing
McFall booted two

converts and two singles
and referee Bud Ulrich
awarded Calgary a safety
after ruling at Tagge had
intentional bi rounded the
ball in the B.C. end zone.
Calgary defensive back Al

cbeson blocked a Passaglia
punt in the ferst quarter but .
the Stampeders could not
capitalize on the break, On
the next play, Hufnagel had
a@ pass picked up” and
returned 23.yards by Grady

‘ yards in four pla

Calgary backs
Harber and Scott Crawford
collided . on ‘another
Passaglia punt and the ball
was recovered by B.C. at the
Calgary 41. -
at fumble recovery led
to Strickland’s touchdown
early in the second quarter.
After Strickland scored
his touchdown, Calgary
marched down the field but
former Lion Lou Harris
fumbled at the B.C. 32 and
Cavness recovered. Five
plays later, Tagge tossed a.
Pike to Young for the
Lions' second touchdown.
_ Calgary marched back 57
ya, with
Hufnagel hitting Burden on
a 38-yard pass-and-run
combination that narrowed
the nap to 17-8. ; .
ste area Slee
34-yard ‘field goal, ary
started m ching back but
penalties m ified that drive
te in the second quarter.

OTTAWA WINS,41-11

Argos smothered __

by Rider offence

; OTTAWA (CP) —
Ottawa Rougm Riders
showed their Grey Ckp form
Wednesday night as they
hammered Toranto
Argonauts 41-11 for their
first win in the Eastern
Football Conference. 7 - °

. The Riders ran up four
consecutive touchdowns in
the first quarter and went
into the dressing room at
half-time with a 33-7 lead.
The Riders’ defence kept a
blanket on the Argos’

sputtering offence throughot.

@ game,
Ottawa fans serenaded
Toronto coach Leo Cahill

_with several choruses of
“Goodbye, Leo” in the dying.

moments of. the. game. .

It was the first win in
three starts for the
defending Grey up
champions and atoned for a
17-1 loss to the Argos in
Toronto last week. The
Riders, reacting to stinging
criticism from team
Management and fans,
came out fired up and never

. Jy
: of 34-yards:and 3h. yardean

‘allowed the Argos to

establish themselves in the
game.

The win moves Ottawa
into a tie for second place in
the EFC with the Argos and
Hamilton Tiger-Cats, all
with records of one win and
two losses. Montreal
Alouettes lead the confer-
ence With four wins and no
defeat.

Quarterback Tom
Clements threw touchdown
passes torunning back Mike

urphy, tightend Tony
Gabriel and wide receiver.
Jeff Avery, and handed off
to Larry Cates and Greg
Woods for touchdowns, ‘Jer-

Rogan kicked field goals

converted the five Ottawa
touchdowns.

Kelvin Kirk scored the
lone Toronto touchdown on a
sevenyard pass from Chuck
Ealey. Zenon Andrusyshyn
converted the touchdown,
kicked a 39-yard fceld goal
and scored a.50-yard single

on a missed field goal at

tempt. —

Razzle-dazzle seemed to
be the main ingredient of
Ottawa’s offence in the first
half, They tried four short
kickoffs with three leading
to touchdowns.

Avery's tauchdown Was a
12-yard pass s¢ y three
Toronto: penalties and
defensive end
Piaskoski’s recovery of a
Richard Holmes fumble. _
_ Ottawa got control of the
ball on the ensuing kickoff,
Clements threw a 19-yard

as to AV

abriel ona delayed pass u
the centre for a 275
game Kates went ovér trom

wf the one on-the-fext play.

Several plays ‘later, line-
backer ark Kosmos
stopped short an Argo third
down in a one-yard play. On
the next play, Cates took a

nd off from Clements and

ssed 33 yards to Avery.

o plays later, Clements
hit Gabriel with a sixyard
touchdown pass.

Foster homers again

as Reds defeat Cubs —

Tworun homers by
George Foster and Dan
Driessen powered
Cincinnati Reds to a 5-3
National League baseball
victory over Chicago Cubs
in 10° innings Wednesday
night.

4, The loss cut Cubs’ lead in
the National League East to
one game over Philadelphia
Phillies, who whipped San
Diego 8-1. But Pittsburgh
Pirates failed to gain
ground, losing 3-0 to Houston

tros to remain two games
behind Chicago.

Cubs starter ‘Rick
Reuschel, going for his 16th
victory of the season, had to
leave the game in the
seventh inning with an
ailing hack. Chicago led 3-1
at the time, but Foster's 36th
home run of the season in
the eighth tied it, Foster now
has-36 home runs and 105

Vancouver.

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W, Noren, 255 6296

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majors‘in both categories.

Driessen’s home run, his:
13th of the season, followed
@ oneout single by Foster
against loser Wille
Hernandez, 5-4, in the 10th.

Steve Carlton pitched a
sixhitter and drove in three
runs and Jerry Martin also:
knocked in three in the
Phillies’ victory. Carlton,
15-6, struck out 12 and

walked three.
Joe Niekra, 7-3, scattered
nine hits for his second

consecutive shutout and
Jose Cruz drove in two runs
with a fourth-inning double
as Houston blanked the

_ Pirates, n

In other National League
games, Lee Mazzilli’s pinch
Single in the bottom of the
14th inning gave New. York
Mets a 4-3 victory over Los
Angeles Dodgers in a game
that was delayed nearly two
hours because of. rain and

took over 5% hours to

complete. The Mets sent. it
into extra innings by scoring

twice withtwo out in the bot-
tom of the ninth, Doug Flynn
drawing a bases-loaded

walk from rookie Lance.

Rautzhan to force in the
ing run. :
Jackie Brown and Don

Stanhouse combined to limit °

San Francisco to seven hits

and Ellis Valentine belted -

his 18th home run of the

season aS Montreal Expos

beat the Giants 4-2.

. Jerry Mumphrey had four

hits, scored three runs and

drove in another as St. Louis.
Cardinals beat Atlanta —

Braves 6-1 behind the four-
hit pitching of Eric
Rasmussen. a

In the American League,
Craig Kusick and Lyman
Bostock drove in three runs
apiece and rookie Paul
Thormodsgard fired .'a
sever-hitter as Minnesota
Twins romped to-an 11-1
victory over Detroit Tigers:

Rod Carew of - Minnesota:

went S-for-5 to raise. his
major league-leading

average two points to .384.:

Frank White drove in four

runs and George Brett hit
| his fifth home run in-eight:
games, sending Kansas City:

yals to a 7-4 victory over
Torqnto Blue Jays. °

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