ANCOUVER (CP) — British

umbia Lions moved Into sec-.

c¢_in the Western Foot-
i Conference Wednesda
it with an 11-1 win over Ed-
ton Eskimos before. 32,454

ker Ken Phillips scored
f the B.C. points on a fleld
1a single and a convert on a
chdown pass’ ftom Paul
hers” to Lefty Hen-
son.

frdmonton placekicker Dave
ér got Eskimos’ point when
a eld goal attempt in the sec-
Warter went wide and Mike

in conceded the single:
“win left the Lions with

two wins and two losses for four

points, four behind the WFC —

leaders, CalgaryStampeders,
Edmonton’ 8 one-and-four
record jiut them. in the confer-
ence cellar with Winnipeg Blue
Bombers and Saskatchewan
Roughriders, who also have 1-4
records
B.C. SCORES FIRST
B.C. counted first on a 40-yard
field goal by Phillips at 9: 56 of

. the first quarter.
"> Just as the quarter was en-
ding, Charlie Bryant — playing -

his first game as an Eskimo
after: being picked up from
Winnipeg — fumbled and Lions’
defensive ‘end Jim White

2 outhful. Don Gullett
| efeats Bob Gibson -

i THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
0 years ago Don Gullett

in high school. Now he’s at
-head of the class in the
ajor leagues, giving pitching
dns to fellows like Bob Gib-

t’s some satisfaction beat-
g Gibson,” said Gullett, ‘the
mincinnati Reds’ 20-year-old
i tcher’ who outdueled the St.
Mitouis -Cardinals’ ace 5-0
| ednésday night.
aj In “other National League
eames, Pittsburgh Pirates
Me immed - Houston Astros : 3-2,
Bthicago Cubs walloped Atlanta
‘raves 7-2, New York Mets
rned back Los Angeles Dodg-

mas 3-2 in 10 innings, Montreal .

sxpos whipped San Diego
Padres 4-3 and San Francisco
ee giants hammered Philadelphia
ae Phillies 7-0.
Gullett’s marks continue to be

mmell the more impressive,: since -

meee wasn'l even in professional
meg oascball in 1969 and was used
fe pparingly in relief in 1976.

my MPRESSES GIBSON, .

B} The hard- throwing: southpaw.

‘kid pitched a fine game

real, good- young

id Gibson, who aut.

ae ored % ‘A no-hitter last Saturday

Biopainst the Pirates and has won

Hfiwo Cy -XYoung awards as the

National League's No. | pitcher.

Se, Gulleil's recordhas overtones

miof a possible 20-game victory

Aseason. Bul the youngster isn re

iB ithinking about it, he says.

“| never expected to come
Hthis far in the first place,” he
said. “I'm just going to take
those victories one at a vime.”’

Milt May, who hit a home run

ito give Pittsburgh a temporary -

#2-0 lead in the fourth inning, de-

Bilivered -a_tie- -breaking - single-
with the bases Joaded in the last:

mevof the ninth.

ae

ithe Cubs- within 5!2 games of

M\the front running Piratesinthe [j-
National‘Ledgue East Division, [fF

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14-4, impressed Gibson Wednes-

day night.

Milt Pappas, making his first
appearance against his former
Atlanta mates since being sold
to Chicago last year.

‘Ken Singleton drove home the’

winning run with a single in the
10th inning, pacing: the .New
York triumph over sliding Los
Angeles, which dropped 712
games behind San Francisco's
West leaders. Singleton’s game-
winner -followed a double by
Tommie Agee.

Pinch-hitter Coco Laboy
brought Montreal from behind
with a two-run single in the sev-
enth inning.

Asingle by John Bateman, a
walk to Ron Fairly and a sacri-
fice bunt by Ron Brand set up
Laboy's single that rubbed out a
3-2 deficit and helped Carl Mor-
ton carb a personal, four-game
losing streak, =~

Southpaw John Cumberland
pitched a five-hitter and batter-
mate Dick Dietz ripped a
homer, carrying hot San Fran-

‘cisco. over Philadelphia. It was

the Giants’ fifth straight vic-
tory. .

Go Fishing —

recovered.

Brothers passed 25 yards on
the first play of the second
quarter to Hendrickson, who
scampered into the Edmonton
end zoné for the touchdown.

. Cutler’s second-quarter field

goal attempt was from the 44

and Wilson took the wide kick
almost over the goal line before
deciding to concede the single,

“BC, fans thought they were in

for more scoring late in the-sec--

ond quarter as the Lions moved -
from their own 47 to the Ed-
monton 38 before picking up a
five-yard penalty {for illegal in-
terference.

Ted Gerela, the Lions! .trou-
bled place-kicker, tried for a

field goal from the Edmonton St -

but it was tipped by an Edmon-
ton player and fell short of the
mark.

LAWRENCE AT QB

The third quarter was score. _B

less as the highlights were Dick
Dupuis’ interception of .a
Brother pass to end Dave Denny
and the appearance of Larry —

Lawrence at quarterback for.

Edmonton. °
He got the club moving but
was unabie to score.

The former Calgary backup

quarterback overthrew Mc-
Gowan in the B.C, end zone at
the end of the third quarter and
in the fourth connected on one to
Bryant on a play that went to
’ the B.C. five, only to have it
called back on an illegal inter-
ference penalty., Bryant ended.
the game as Edmonton's top
pass receiver, picking up 45
‘yards on two tosses. He also
rushed for 22 yards on five car-
ries.
Phillips’ final single came in
the last minute of the game ona
punt of 42 yards that. was

Brabbed: in the Eskimos: end |

zone by Dick Dupuis who con-
ceded the point.
CLOSE IN STATISTICS

B.C. had a total of 16 first

downs in the contest to Edmon-:

ton's 14. The Lions’ total offence

‘was 262 yards while the Eski- .

mos totalled 253,

TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE B.C,

Cc LIONS MOVE INTO 2ND SPOT WITH. :
IECENT: WIN. OVER EDMONTON ESKIMOS.

In rushing, - ‘B.C, rang up 185
yards while Edmonton had 138
on the ground. Bob Houmard
was the rushing workhorse for
the Eskimos as he carried 10
times for -107. yards including
one 40-yard romp.

‘Lions’ fullback Jim Evenson.
carried 16 times for 94 yards
and also took two passes for 20.

Brothers threw 14 passes and
eight of them were completed.

-Henderickson grabbed four |

passés for 59 yards, Including
his. touchdown. Don Moorhead.

came into the game briefly for - -
B.C. in the. first quarter and .'

scrambled to throw one com-
pleted pass.

Don Trull completed seven of
the 13 passes he threw. while
Lawrence completed four of ua

- Final passing figures show
Edmonton with a slight edge,
115 yards compared to 107 for:

Co,

. Phillips averaged 43.9 yards

on eight ‘left-footed hoofs, the -
longest a 57-yarder. Fred Dunn

of the Eskimo&, apparently still

suffering from a leg Injury,

punted nine times for a 94.3 av-

erage and his best effort was 42

yards,

LIONS GRAB FUMBLES

Each team fumbled the ball
twice, with the Lions recovering .
both the Edmonton miscues and
the Eskimos capitalizing on a
B.C, fumble.

A fourth-quarter fumble by
Dunn as hé was attempting a.
third-down punt produced
something of a comedy of errors
with the Lions doing the
laughing,

White recovered the ball ini-
tially for B.C. and tried tomake:
for the Edmonton end zone. In
his haste he dropped the ball
and a group of Lions clambered’
over each other—still heading

for the Eskimo goal line— —

‘before Garret Hunsperger
snared the elusive ball.

The Lions, however, could not
move appreciably closer to the
goal line and -their bid ‘ended.
with a short field-goal attempt -
hy Phillips from the 45,

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