MONTREAL (CP) —
There will be no changes in
Mentreal Alouettes’ lineup
for the Grey Cup game
Sunday from that which
produced a 21-16 victory over
Otlawa Rough Riders in the
Canadian Football League's
Eastern Conference finai.

A spokesman for. the
defending Cup champions
said Monday the Alouettes
came out of the EFC title
game last Sunday in Ottawa
in fine shape.

"Page 6, The Herald, Tuesday, November 21. 1978

Montreal QBs are healthy

The Alouettes are head for
Toronto tonight to prepare
for their fourth Grey Cup
meeting with Edmonton
Eskimos in five years, The
Eskimos defeated Calgary
Stampeders 26-19 Saturday

in the Western Conference.

final.

The Alouettes suffered a
string of injuries to their
quarterbacks this season, a
factor which contributed to
their 8-7-1] regular-season

record that was good for
second place in the East
behind Ottawa.

But, with Joe Barnes and
Sonny Wade healthy now,
Montreal is solid «behind

_centre. Barnes went the

distance against the Rough
ziders, completing nine of 13
pass attempts for 144 yards.

Wade was scheduled lo
come into the game during
the third quarter, but head
coach Joe Scannella sald

Wade came to him and
suggested Barnes was doing
well enaugh to stay in.
“Barnes was working on
what was to be his last series
when he led that drive that
produced Don Sweet's
second field goal," Scannella
said. ‘Sonny was supposed
to go in after thal, but he
came to me and said to stay
with Joe because he seemed
to have things going well.”
Barnes scored Montreal’s
two touchdowns in the game,

and Seannella said Barnes
had the green light to run.

“With that brace on nis
knee, 1 didn’t think he could
run as much as he did,”
Seannella said.

“It bothered me a bit when
I ran, but I got used to it,’
Barnes said of the brace.

“The second touchdown
was the best. | was waiting
for that draw play. [ saw the
defence was going to blitz. 1
stepped back and then took

Is it Wilkie’s last game?

EDMONTON (CL) — Next
Sunday's Grey Cup game in
Toronto could be Tom
Wilkinson's last hurrah, -and
there is no doubt he would
dearly love to quarterback

Edmonton Eskimos to
victory over Montreal
Alouettes.

The word from team-
mates is that Wilkinson, 35,

Grey

is thinking af retirement. A
fitting way to wrap up 10
Canadian Football League
campaigns would be by
beating the Alouettes, who
humiliated the Eskimos 41-6
in last year's Grey Cup
clash.

But Wilkinson says the Es-
kimes must contain their
desire for retribution.

“We would like ta go back
and make up for last year.
But if we put too much
emphasis on wanting to beat
Montreal we might get loo
high. a

Wilkinson worked hard in
preparing for the 1978 CFL
season, fosing 20 pounds
through diligent workouts
that put him in the best
shape he’s heen in for a half

_ ilozen years.

Cup

lineups

TOHONTO (CP)

— Lineups for the Grey Cup

game at Exhibition Stadium on Sunday, Nov. 26:

Edmonton Eskimos
1, Warren Moon QB
7. Pete Lavorato DB
§. Hank [lesie P
12. Tom Wikkinsen QB
13. Larry Highbaugh CB
15. Stuarl Lang WH
16. John Farlinger 8
20. Tom Towns LB
21, Don Warrington TE
Tom Scott WR
. Angelo Santucci RB
24, Ed Jones DB
95, Jim Germany HB
26. Dave Cutier K
24. Gregg Butler DB
24. Joe Hollimon CB
30. Dale Potler LB
44. lan Bryans LB
42. Dan Kepley MLB
50. Willie Martin OT
33. Bob Howes C
55. Hon Estay DE
56. Ted Milian C
57, Eric Upton OG
6), Charlie Turner OT
62. Bill Stevenson OG
63. Hector Pothier OG
64. David Boone DE
66. Dave Fennell DT
69. York Hentschel OT
71, Waddell Smith SE
ih} George McGowan WK
V7 trian Fryer WR

Terrace Co-op slore was
founded by « group of local
citizens, It started ‘in a
small wood structure with
a dirt floor, and has grown
into what it is today, due to
the efforls and support of
its members.

At the first annual
meeting of the ‘Terrace Uo-
aperalive Assuciation held
in the Co-gp store building
Seplember 24, = 145,
nominations for positions
on the first permanent
Bourd of Directors were
held.

Hiected to serve one year
term were F, Thomas und
H, Houlden, two year lerma
- J. Normandeau und C.
Kofoed were elected and
elected for u three year
term were S.F. Campbell
and F. Frank. The Co-op is
celebraling ita 50th an-
niversury in western
Canada this year, and
‘Terrace Co-op has been in
existence for ai of those
years, something we can be

In May of 1945, the

Montreal Alouettes
7. Joe Barnes QB
8. Larry Uleck DB
4. Gerry Dattilio QB-WR
10. Ian Mofford WR
ll, Don Sweet K
14, Sonny Wade QB
16. Jim Burrow DB
21. Handy Rhino DB
22. Bob Gaddis WH
23. Tony Proudfoot DB
24. Viclor Anonsen WR
25. Bruce Taylor DB
26. David Green RB
30. John U’Leary RB
33, Chuck McMann WR
36, Larry Smith TE
37, Vernon Perry DB
3%, Wally Buono LB
41. John Glenchalk LB
50. Pat Bonnett C
51.:Phil Luke DE ©

_ 52. Ray Watrin .G
53. Poug Smith C ©
5° Handy Halsall G
60. Bill Kahl-Winter OT
62, Gabriel Gregoire DE
64. Glen Weir DT
67. ban Yochum OT.
72, Carl Crennel LB
74, Peter Dalla ltiva TE
75. Gordon Judges DT
76. Chuck 4apiec (8
77. Junior Ah You DE

proud al.

Terrace Co-op store
recently received a cheque
lo Ihe people presented to
Sandy Sandals, President
of (he Hoard uf Directors of
the Terrace Coop store
and Arie Delannye, acting

manager by [ili
Keenleyside on behalf of
Go-op Insurance. This

cheque répresents = the
patronage refund from Co-
op Insurance to ita member
users for which §-ops ure
known,”

‘Terrace (Co-op will he
presenting its annual
nior Citizens und Han-
japped persons evening
Nov. 28, 197H, ‘Tuesday,
3 enables: these people
op in copifort and to
advantage of special
discutinty. ‘There is als@
entertainment supplied for’
the evening tm the fori of
dancing, ¢leir singing,
sing-along, with organist

onto individwal’ per:
formiiness vt TUE evening
for all

The Eskimos’ 46-13 win
“ over Calgary Stampeders in
Saturday’s Weslern Con-
ference final was an
emational high for the
Wyoming University
graduate.

“We had won the big game
and were going to the Grey

_ Cup, and you'd figure that

after going all those years
before it wouldn't be that
emotional anymore, But it
was."

‘The Eskimos celebrated in
a subdued fashion because,
as centre Bob Howes put it,
“we're looking at one more
game.”

“When you have the
success this team has had in
the Western final you don’t
need to jump all over the
dressing room pouring
champagne over each
other's head.”

The Eskimos have been in

the WEC final in each of the |

last six years and have come
out winners five limes.
They'll be playing Montreal
inthe Grey Cup game for the
fourth time in live years.

Wilkinson said that al the
moment he doesn’t know for
sure whether he will retire.

"1 )] wait until the season’s
over.

He said his decision will
not be influenced oy the
result in Toronto nor the
result of balloting for the
CFL's most outslanding
player award, where he's up
against Tony Gabriel ol
Ottawa {ough Riders.

Running back Jim Ger-
many, who wrenched a

shoulder muscle in a,

brilliant 98-yard, —Lwo-
touchdown rushing effort
against Calgary, said the
injury won't keep him out of
Sunday's grudge match.

off for the end zone like a
bird. To me, that’s football,”

Scannella had high praise
for his quarterback.
“Nobody's mare courageaus
than Joe Barnes. That

doesn’t mean there aren't
some, but I've never met
ane."’

With Wade waiting in the
wings, the Alouettes are well
set at the position. Wade has

for a change

warterbacked the Alouettes
t to three Grey Cup titles since
1970,
thrashing of Edmonton in the
1977 game here on # frozen
Olympic Stadium field.

ineluding a 41-6

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