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Football Teams Battle To Tie

Robinson. 45, Tormer middle- weighl ' :hzzk 0! Sugar Ray Enhlnson champion from t

lore a large turn out oi inns. in a scoreless tie. both teams play- ed without all pluyers because at potato digging in the ones. . ‘ Both tenrns toyed ve odd Tignish regional l-hgh School “human, b3; men. minim ioothall term hosted the O’Leary “m, we” we” ovum my high school team in the it rsi Mm gm m, m anguish 25 lensive strength throughout_ en ome of the season on hnme yard line in the hour oi pin . ileld on Saturday ntlernoon ion The Tignlsh pay, “owned it, this sens

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lowing only picked up eig This was the only thrill- Iy THE CANADIAN PRESS ling plny oi the game. The re SATURDAY muiuder ol' the game wus play- ed between (he twn 25 yard lines Andy wells, Alberton, reiei'ee: Phillip l-inrper. linesman; David harper, conch- ing Tlgnish. with Consl. .l. R. ,n ",1 p .» - Greer. Alhertnn Dept. of RCMP, W“ ° e "n mm mm" conchlng O'Lettry. mi. The lile game (a he played in game. Their line performance in their blue noel white uniiorms

yards

N-llnnal Lulu. Detmi i Toronto 2 Boston I) Montreal 1

American Luqu Billlmnre 2 Springﬁeld I Buﬂllo l Hershey 4 Quebec 2 Pittsburgh 5 Providence 5 Cleveland X

Ctnlnl Lelm Omaha 5 lndlanawlis 0 SI. Louis 5 Minneapolis 5

O'Leury should be a grent tiirlll er I! hull: hams will be putting caught the eye of the (nus.

ou ghri'der quarterbacks rrank Tripucka nnd lion Lun- caster beat

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5 ' piled up 3m yard: passlnl to WI 5 Day's 246 yards

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REGINA tCP) — Saskatche- , wan houghriders. showing oi-

r the lirst tune

on, held Calgary Stom- ' n West.

hend A lleld goal in the dying min-

The cheer leaders for Tilnlsh ' lh a

Pressure Was Fell

in Saturday's Game

By ARLIE KELLER

TORONTO «CPI — Johnny hower, Toronto's 39-yeir-nld acrobatic goaltender, best dis. scri the atmosphere sur- rounding Sntiirday liigllt‘s NI- tionul Hockey ngiie gum: hue in which the Maple Leafs edged Detroit Red Wings 2-1 when he said:

“i can'l recall I game. even in The Stanley Cup playolld. where there was In much pres- sure."

The pressure, or course, was supplied by Detroit's near-per- iect right winger Gordie now. who was plsying despite a badly—swollen right ankle. Howe needed only one gorl to tie the Ill-lime NHL record oi su reg- ulir season gonls, held by ion

‘ mar Montrenl stnr Mlurice Ri- t chard.

The inot he failed to score a spot can be attributed almost dirlclly to Bower, and in a les ser degree to his stalwsrt de- '{ence. Howe look H turn] 01 ‘the ice, including a couple on deieuce, and on it least three nccnsinnr Bower stopped shots by Howe inst were labelled goal 544 lol- the big Red Wing. ilowe soaked lilr nnkie in ice [or an hour fore game. then had a hole cut in his skate to release pressure on the sold. nnd added two sets oi deletion- man's ankle guards to protect the injury. He suliercd e tour- lstitch cut during practice Tues- day when goalie Terry nw- rhuk's skate hit him as the net.

minder vlls kicking out I Ihol

Howe was marl angry by his lcam's loss than h! was tili- appointed at not

544th gonl. _ “i'Ve srld it many times _be. lore." rnid the tired rigill

.winger. "Tin! next goal mum lmore to you reporters than it ‘does to me. wanted a goal lbecause it would tie the game. inot the record. kt Richard have the record. i just want to lscore at least so more Balls." 1 Howe ndmitted the injury bothered him n little during the me. Tornnla conch Punch lmlach cracked a couple at smiles alter the game. one th-n is iiiillll

“We didn't plly well. But two nuke goals or not, we won. And Athlt‘l what counts. 1 had to hove a little tnlk with the lioys utter the lirst period. Ncarly all ‘oi them were thinking abtlllt ‘smpping Howe Ind not nbnui ‘scoring go

Detroit conch Sid Abel was a picture or delectiou.

“How mm s turn play so well and still lose?" edited Abel.

Detroit deienceninn Marcel Pronovost look the blame ior uie winning goal scored by Tim liorton.

"The puck was going by the net. i stuck out my nd and deilecled it. The next thing 1

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Charlottetown, Mon. Oct. 21, 1983. PAGE 11

Henley Leads Tiger Ca’rs To Vic’rory Over Toron’ro

By JACK SULLIVAN a 10-4 lead into the tidal ls murmured in be on ihelr way m‘zdded a single bit a widr in Canadian Preli Sparta Editor utes But Henley, who has been their third triumph in 12 games. yard placement attempt in the ‘ T0 (CPI—Hamilton killing the opposition all season, nicme FUMBLES iSCLOX’Id 2nd Tirnis were hheud Tiger-Cats, set up on Garney gathered in two of Sandy Steph- There were tour inurceplions,‘4-D. Dick shatto took a pa" l'lenley‘: second pass interccpe ens passes to choke all Argo two by Hall club. and a Tumble lfrom Slephens an the fin-l play tlon late in the lourih quarter drives. iullbnck Larry HJckall at of the second session tar Tor- powered lhyards on a limo . His second was the uni: that Argos that snutted out n marchlanlo's touchdown and tile Tor- ldown gallop hy quarter Bernie started Tiger-Cats to victory ‘Lhnl sinned it the Toronto 31 onto quarter kicked llie convert Falnney to give the 'i'icats an and took a ﬁrst-place tie with land got to the Ticat 26. Jot: Stephens booted a 17-yard il-li't Eastern Football Cunler- Ottawa Rough Riders in tht-lZugar recovered the bobble and iield goul in the third dunner ante victory Sunday over the cohterence standings. Each nowlrln it to the Hnmﬂmu 32. o make it HM and then the last-place anonto Argonauts. has 16 points, Tour up on Mont- Up to this point it had been contest broke wide open with

crowd oi only 21,196 - the ‘real Alnuettes whn lost 27~2i to a herd e hitting game with lthe tumble :rid interceptions. smallest oi the season at tholthe Riders on Snturday. neither club able to surmount water-Tron! Canadian Natibmll it was a weird and Wacky itv much a! a :uslaLned nifensivc. Exhibition stadium-‘waiched illlnal 15 minutes and a heErl-y Dori Suthcrin kicked a lilrsl- broke the lie.

Aw: I! the inspired Argos Mink ‘ breaker [or Argonzuls who apaiuulrler 19-yard field goal. Argonauts had a possible

l Kemp! kicked Lh! fit“. of bu the game at ll-ll Willi less Than League Ch'ship

iteld goals on the next 3.0. .two minutes to play when they

series. His placements or 22, ii muved irom their own zl to the VANCOUVER Columhlr Lions

Sutherin kicked on Faloney's

the convert touchdown lhll

34 yards brought, hingamillan 39. Two Stephens totul iield goals tor the your to times were incomplete Ind 22. three better than the Cons. lcaach Nobby Wirkowskl wen dian Football League record for broke when he ordered established by SnSknlchewan'pilhlrddown puss with in yard: m Asuixxa in 1954. ‘ta go. it was knocked down, the

Tabbics took over and Argo. lCPlasritish cleaned up the rcstoi Lite poutLi SUMMARY nauts were in possession deep pushed over with tour tield goals and two Lions :2 Eskimos s in their own end when the (inn! nionton Eskimos 32-6 Satur-,convens Quarter scores were‘ gun sounded. dny night and chhed manila-0,190,266. l Edmonton nusrterpuck Lynn ence championship in la years Amadee, who played all except

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. 11c tield gonl tKemnil 5.31 SUMMARY

‘2 s.c.. touchdown tBeamerilTiger cats 11 Argonanu lo ‘ 3'29 ‘ t nunrter

SATURDAY CANADIAN LEGUE Eukrn Conlerencl

Montreal 21 Ottawa 21 Western Conlznm

FOOTBALL RESULTS

Calgary :td Saskatchewan hi Edmonton a British Columbia 32 ATLANTIC CONFERENCE

st. FX 90 Stud 0 \ Mount A as Shgunstln'l ti

utes by Reg wnltehouse geve noughriders the tie end elimi- nnted Calgary's chances of 'n- letting up the season in that lace. . . ons were tour polnts she-d or Cnlgnry tn tlrst place alter whipping Edmonhm Eskimos 32-8 Saturday night One more win by Roughrid- en will assure them oi the third and ilnal pluyoil spot this season, Saskatchewsn can hack into the playoits it Winnipeg Blue Bombers. now two points behind them. lose one oi their lust two games

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SUNDAY CANADIAN LEAGUE Eu ro oniereoce nnmlltou ll Taronln to National Lengue Clevelnnd a-i phuadelphin 1 ,New York 3'] Daltns at pittsburgh at Washington 21 saltimore 5 Detroit 21 Green Buy all St. Louis 7 Los Augeles 21 Minnesota it San Francisco no Chicago 14 Amerlcen Lee

e San Diego an Km“ City 11 Houston ﬂ Buffalo 14

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oi trying. the second quarter. nailed: . i. t tt larenks, penalties and an ln-‘Tnmmy-Joe Coliey with a this EL geg‘lﬁl'qﬁﬂ'; turnout error by the lasl~place‘Yard touchdown uss in thel4 g V new “.1 mm,“ “3 Second Quarter visitors gnve Lions ionick start third quarter. The convert it. 5 5 ' muchdnwn mum“,ng Homilton. single lsiiuierlni And they went irom there via tempt was blocked '1 :2; " 7'44

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J Kn 's a sh rid e i - Imam-highlian splagcemnenls niii FORTE MAKES mux pAs 5 Edmg‘i‘iﬂi 31:33:“ W Shim-min. touchdown tshntto) pets, Km; Cnliey would have had an v r ' - ~ V

The winvbgfum 29,133 ya,“ other touchdown on Eskimog’ ieyl 5:33 it Tarnnlromcdtmaeustepheurl guve 3g on 11.1 mm and 22 iirst offensive play at the gnme 7» 313-. touchdnwn iMDrrisli 5 m n 1 rs“ h ) points in confer-um standing; but tor u nightmarish move by‘ 9:12 :Tornnto. te son 1: en! Calgary stampede“. wt.“ ticditrammaie Eldnn Fania. ii. an, convert lKempi‘i “mm mm” lsaSkmmwan 33' 33' Amati“ “7”” M" mm“ F?" “lair” ii 615 Hamilton touchdown (Fa: ehince oi tying Lions in points scrimmage at his own an anvil!» BC- "9’", E” ‘ ""P -n 1 I 10.5“ but the tie uould be broken on tossed long to Cottey, who 10. B. . field goal iKemp «nay M- . vn vsmﬂm the basis at regular - sebson‘picked the ball away trom two 1 M Ham: on come

meetings between the clubs. n detenders and broke into M sweep (or he. ‘clear.

Lions 5cm! a lunchdnwn In Fol-lie, an import rookie lrom each of the ﬁrst lhre}: quarter:- [Brigham young University. [or-l ny Nuh seemer. willie Fleming igul Cans“: my. mm, and Ron Mums. and Kempfldownueld blocking on pass

m" SAT.NHLSUMMARY

DETROIT I TORONTO I First period: No scoring.

CANADIENS 2 BOSTON SUMMARY

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