GREY CUP CHAMPS DEFEATED, 27-17

THE HERALD, Thursday, July 14, 1977, PAGE 5

. -Barnes-led Als march past Riders

OTTAWA (CP) — Joe Barnes made
pelievers of,25,280 Ottawa fans
Wednesday as he led Montreal
Alouettes to a 27-17 Eastern Football
Conference victory over defending
Grey Cup champion Ottawa Roug

ers

Barnes was considered a question
mark in many minds having taken
over as

arterback from veteran Sonny

ade, relegated to backup and
punting chores.

Besides turning in a strong running
game Barnes, making his first EFC
start in two years with Montreal,
threw a sevenyard touchdown pass t
all-star tight end Peter Dalla Riva
and handed off to running back Andy

first-string Montreal.

Hopkins for a three-yard Alouettes
scores before carrying five yards
himéelf late in the final quarter to nip
an Ottawa resurgence.

Kicker Don Sweet converted the

three Montreal touchdowns and-

kicked field goals of 37-and 29-yards.
Ottawa Larry Cates scored for
Ottawa on a five-yard pass krom Tom
Clements and running back Mike
Murphy cracked over from the two-
ar e, Gerry Organ converted
oth touchdowns and kicked a 32-yard
field goal to open the second quarter.

ALS EXPLODED .

After a scoreless first quarter, the
Alouettes exploded with two
touchdowns and a Sweet field goal to

_ half ti

take a 17-3 lead into the locker room at
me.’

Barnes showed skill and daring in
guiding the Als in the second quarter,
They were assisted by a series of
costly Ottawa penalties, including
three that kept a 20-play drive going
for Montreal which culminated in the
Hopkins touchdown.

The Rider defence tightened
considerabls in the second half as
halftime alterations closed off
Barnes’ running routes,

Hepicked up 77 yards running in the
first half, but turned to Hopkins and
rooie John O'Leary in the final 20
minutes and the duo completely
mezmerized the Ottawa defence.

The Riders had two touchdowns

called back—one a 75-yard pass-and-
run play from Clements to tight end
Tony Gabriel in the first quarter and
the other in the dying moments of the

ame when Clements threw deep into

e end zone to wide receiver Jetf
Avery. .

Alouette defensive back Randy
Rhino picked off two Clements passes
and almost broke open a Kickoff
return in the third quarter when he
fielded it near his own goal line, cut
straight up the field. only to be stopped
by the las
field.

Montreal had 24 first downs and a
net offetk of 313 yards— 254 yards on
the ground and 95 in the air. Ottawa
had 20first downs and a net offence of

Ottawa defender at centre -

364 yards—299 of that on the passing
of Clements.
LED RUSHERS

Barnes was the leading Montreal
rusher, gaining 106 yards on eight
carries. He also completed nine of 17
passes attempted, n

Dally Riva caught four of his passes
for 60 yards to lead Montreal
receivers.

For Ottawa, Murphy, Canadian
rookie running back, gained 44 yards
on 11 carries. Clements was good on
18 of 29pass attempts with Gabriel the
leading Ottawa receiver with nine
catches for 163 yards.

Avery who has taken over Ottawa
punting chores this year kicked five:

for an average of 49 yards, well ahead
of Wade who had a 39-yard average on
nine punts.
Cates, who Ottawa has been
counting on to replace all-star
runni ck Art Green, excited the
spectators by returning kickoffs and
punts. His fancy stepping
manoeuvres gaining 119 yards on nina

’ punbacks,

Ottawa gave up the ball twice
through interceptions an2 fumbled it
away three times while Montreal
turned the ball over only’ once—on a
fumble. .

Montreal was assessed 129 yards in

nalties while the Riders were

ngered for 100 yards.

EXPOS LOSE
_ Rogers

~ to notch no. 10

MONTREAL (CP)
Dave Parker’s two-run
double highlighted a five-
run seventh inning that
propelled Pittsburgh
Pirates to a 6-1 victory over
in a

game Wednesday night,

Parker’s hit greeted
reliever Will Mcisnaney
after Rennie Stennett and
Phil Garner nicked Expos
starter Steve Rogers, 9-8,
for run-scoring singles.
When Ed Ott followed with a
single, the 11th hit off
Rogers, McEnaney came in
to surrender Parker’s blow
and an RBI double by Bill
Robinson.

Pirates starter John
Candelaria, 9-3, limited the
Expos to four hits before
leaving with a slight back
sprain aiter issuing a one-
out walk to Warren Cro-
martie in-the seventh. Kent
Tekulve finished up and

earned his fourth save... ......,
Rogers failed:for the fifth ---

straight start in search of
his 10th victory of the
season, He has not won since

a 6-0 verdict over Houston
Astros on June 21, the same.
day Candelaria beat San
Diego Padres 9-2 for his last
vietory.;

The Pirates took a 1-0 lead
in the first inning,
manufacturi
leadoff infield single b
Garner. He stole second,

fails

arun after a |

NEW YORK (AP) —
Starter Rick Reuschel and
reliever Bruce Sutter of
Chicago Cubs have been
named to the National
League all-star baseball
team by manager Sparky
Anderson.

The two Cub hurlers will
be joined by Joaquin
_ Andujar of Houston Astros,

John Candelaria of
’ Pittsburgh Pirates, Gary
Lavelle of San Francisco
Giants, Steve Carlton of
Philadelphia Phillies, Tom
Seaver of Anderson's
Cincinnati Reds and Don
Sutton of Los Angeles

ADDED ©
HURLERS
NAMED

second but Dave Cash flied
out. os |

Dodgers when the NL lakes
on the American

League
’ Tuesday night at Yankee

Stadium in New York.

A big _ right-hander,
Reuschel has posted a
sparkling 12-3 record, best
in the major leagues, while
compiling a 2.08 earned-run
average. He was named NL
pitcher of the month for
June and has recorded a
save in his only
relief: appearance.

In relief, Sutter has won
five while losing one and

recording 23 saves, tops in .

the majors. The right-
hander also leads both

leagues in ERA with 1.15
and has appeared in 44 of
Chicago’s $4 games.

While both Reuschel and
Sutter will be making their
first appearance in an all-
star game, Seaver has been
named to the NL squad for
the 10th time. He has struck
out 13 batters in the 10
innings he has worked.

Seaver, 9-5, was traded to
Cincinnati by New York

. Mets last month. He has

struck out 106 batters in 138
innings while walking only

Others newcomers to the
allstar team are Andujar,

Candelaria and Lavelle.

Andujer, a right-hander,
has become a favorite in
Houston where he has
posted a 95 record. As a
rookie last year, An
defeated the World
champion

in a row. 7]
Candelaria has a record of
eight victories in 11
decisions for Pittsburgh.
The six-footseven left-
hander holds several NL
championship series strike-
out records. :
San Francisco's Lavelle is
the left-handed reliever on

the team.

advanced to third on a
ground ball by .Ott and
scored on another infield out
by Parker, ; :

The Expos tied it in the OTTAWA (CP)—Canada Paul: Lavigne, executive Lavigne said the the
second on Gary Carter’s is returning to international director of -the Canadian federation will hold a news
14th home run of the season amateur "baseball Federation of Amateur conference ‘in Montreal
leading off the inning. After competition after aone-year Baseball said Wednesday. Saturday to make the
Cromartie grounded out, absence and will send a oo official announcement
Sam Mejiassingled but Pete team to the Intercontinental. ‘Lavigne said funds were following an executive
Mackanin hit into a double Cup . tournament = in ‘the mainnproblem in last board meeting.
play to end the inning. Nicaragua in November, year's decision not to ;

The Pirates had runners rticipate in the 31-team Other announcements ex-
at first and second after two urnament, In 1975 Canada pected are:
ctminewpoftesecond BIRD IS finished fifth behind Cuba, | —An agreement with
on consecutive singles by ' Japan, the United States Montreal Expos and
Stennett and Frank Taveras and Nicaragua. Toronto Blue Jays,

before Rogers fanne

White Sox beat
Blue Jays, 6-3

CHICAGO (AP) — Oscar
Gamble belted a pair of solo
home runs, a double and a
single and Jorge Orta
slugged a run-scoring triple
to power Chicago White Sox
to a 6-3 victory over Toronto
Blue Jays in the first game
of their twinight American
League doubleheader
Wednesday.

Chris Knapp, 8-4, was the
winner although he yielded
seven hits and three runs in
51-3 innings. Bart Johnson
pitched the final 3 2-3
innings and gained his
second save of the season.

Orta’s triple drove in the

Namath injured

first of four runs in the first
inning off loser Bill Singer,
2-8, following a double b
Ralph Garr. Richie Zis
singled to score Orta.

After Gamble doubled,
two more runs scored when
Jim Spencer’s fly ball fell
safely when Toronto centre
fielder Bob Bailor and right
fielder Otto Velez collided.

Toronto cut the lead to 4-3
in the fifth on runs-scorin
singles Al Woods an
Bailor and a throwing error.

Gamble’s 17th homer of
the season made it 5-3 in the
sixth and his 18th made it 6-3
in the eighth...

DUDLEY, Mass. (AP) — Joe Namath, preparing to
leave his summer football camp here and report to
Los Angeles Rams on Friday, has not thrown a foot-
ball for 12 days because of a rib injury and does not
know-when he will be able to throw again.

Namath tore a musele on his

left side below his

ribcage almost two weeks ago, when he didn’t stretch
his muscles before starting to throw.

4 GROUNDED

The tournament began:in Canada's two major pro-

the results. It was the first

quarter-final matchup to a
time a Canadian’ pursuit

batters in the opening inning powerful West German

at Tiger Stadium Tuesday

i i uartet Wednesday night at team had reached the
night | before he fignaie e world junior cycling quarter-finals in any world
troubles. championships. cycling competition.

Manager Ralph. Houk,
who took Fidrych out
immediately, said later the
pitcher had “a slight muscle
pull on the side of the right
shoulder in a place not
usually too dangerous.”

Team physician Dr.
Clarence Livingston echoed

Official on the field

HAMILTON (CP) — Scott Tuesday night at Ivor
McBrien had been around Wynne Stadium in the
football most of his life, but Eastern Football
when the Pha Toronto Conference season opener
official fins y made his first between the Tieats and

A A _,, Official pro appearance 1 oronto Argonauts.
ne devel? s sudden'iWas almost too much. It lasted less than a.
departure from the game, cy: McBrien, fon of the late quarter.
which the Tigers eventually © ‘Harry McBrien, Grey Cup Working
won 21, apparently ended com sient official in his own
his chances of pitching in | t a fieldsiob
the all-star game. The Tight, finally got a fe’asjo
thers are to be named 72 the a an Football
oday and it had ‘been League tifor the bi move
ted the crowd-pleasing roc ee the si Jett :
Bind would be selected, . D¥ Working the sidelings @
. Houk said there was no Toronto’s Exhibition
chance Fidrych would pitch Stadiuin, on the yardsticks
and
until after the all-star break. cBrien’s big chance came

as a field judge,
he got caught in a Hamilton
sweep and when the ensuing
pileu near the Toronto

nch cleared, McBrien was
on the ground in obvious

pain.

He was taken to Hamilton
General Hospital where the
diagnosis was two . clean
breaks—the fibula. and
tlhia—in his left leg.

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ip to Nicaragua. ;

—The names of coaches
for Team Canada, the name
chosen for the squad, a chef
de mission to accompany
the team and thedates of the
dates of the tournament.

—Outline of a trip to Cuba
to’ play’ various club teams
an

in preparation for the Cup
play. A team from Cuba

Candelaria. 1972. fessional baseball teams, to played nine games in

“ithe Expos got a runner DETROIT (AP) — Mark

into scoring position in the (The Bird) Fidrych won't be . .

ifth when. Mackanin talking to any all-star N t | | t

reached on an infield single baseballs this year. a liona cyc Ing eam

. What he calls a “tired ;

Sr ae eettot the all-star | mM;
cep him out of the all-slar t W t G
gate, to be played next oses O i es er ans
Tuesday might inn’ VIENNA (CP) — _Despite the setback, the The outcome gave
Fidrych pitched to only Canada’s 4,-000-metre four- Canadians and. their Canadian eyclists seventh
four Toronto Blue Jays ™au pursuit team lost its coaches were delighted with seed in next year’s

championships being staged
in the United States.

The West Germans,
ranked No. 2 on the strength
of, their performance
against the Canadians and
in earlier preliminary
rounds, are the only team

given an outside cliance by |

observers here of upsetting
East Germany.

“I’m proud of the team,”
declared coach Brry Lycett
of Vancouver. “It was their
first international
competition and they did
better than any Canadian
team has ever done before.”

In the 70-kilometre road
race Wednesday, Canada
was 19th over all witha time
of one hour, 41 minutes, 59.7
seconds. The East
Germans, who dominated
these events.

conduct a training camp

es AFTER ONE YEAR ABSENCE |
Canada returns to amateur baseba

Canada last xear, winning
them ail.

—Unveiling a. new
federation logo showing a
hitter outlined in green
against _a red maple leaf
with Baseball Canada

across the bottom in black
letters.

Lavigne would not
elaborate on details because
there are still several
decisions to be made at the
meeting Saturday. -

NHL PLAYOFFS
UNDERGO CHANGE

_ TORONTO (CP) — The’ That méant teains such as “*?

National Hockey League
board of governors voted
Wednesday to change the
Stanley Cup playott system
effective next spring.

Under the new format, the

two clubs in each division
will qualify for the playoffs
along with the next four
clubs with the highest point
totals.
The first-place finishers
will each get a bye from the
best-ofthree preliminary
rounds as has been the case
during the last three
seasons.

The last three years, the
top three finishers in each
division qualified for the
playoffs. —

New York Rangers, pla
in the highly-competitive
Patrick Division, did not
qualify for the playoffs
while finishing with more
ints than the three
eams in the Smythe
Division, who all gained
playoff berths.

‘The new playoff format
did not contain any
provisions for
accommodation of clubs
from the World Hockey
Association, who could be
part of the NHL next fall—
playing in their own
separate division—if the

L decides to expand.

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