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BALTIMORE (AP) — Hora- tio wasn’t at the bridge as often as Claude Osteen. _—

/Osteen, Los Angeles’ No. 2 southpaw: pitcher, was there again Friday as the Dodgers prepared to meet Baltimore Orioles in the third game today of the World Series. :

Osteen was the pitcher in last year’s third game and he will do it again this year. The Dodg- ers only hope that he does as well, He beat the Twins £0 on five hits and started Los An- geles on the way .to pionship in seven games. MET ORIOLES B

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Winnipeg Blue Bombers ate in Ottawa to meet the. Rough Riders today and. then move ‘to

Monday. In other weekend-games, B.C. Lions visit Edmonton Eskimos

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after the World Series baseball

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Ohio. Only 2-up at! the 27th, Nick-

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Casper cut the lead to a sin- gle hole with a 12-footer at the 34th but came to the end of his comeback at the 35th. There, big Jack reached the green with a drive and a five-iron and two-putted for a four. Casper, - 40 yards short of the green on his second, had to settle for a five.

Saints Lose In Final Quarter

HALIFAX (CP) — St. Duns- tan’s*Saints fought a determin- ed game and even went ahead at one stage, but fell 33-14 to powerful St. Mary’s Huskies im the ~Bluenose Foothall Confer- ence here Friday.

‘The Saints, down 13-0. after the half, rallied to take a 14-13 lead in the third quarter but could

‘Fhot match a stronger two-way,

Meam, ; . “end John Murphy . led the Huskies with two touchdowns,

majors “went=-to Terry’

Johnson\\Ed Markowski and Bill: Baldwin.

Kicking cialist Steve Arm- itage, a part-time radio announc- er, booted three erts. ~

‘For the Saints, back Cyril MacDonald - had touch-

Halfback John Kinsella got a

season. But Campbell failed to) iders |score in the only game between

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By THE CANADIAN PRESS Montreal Alouettes will be as-

sured of a third-place finish in _ the Eastern Football Conference

if they dispose of Toronto Argo-

nauts in their game Monday in

Montreal.

But the Als are thinking of a

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place.

All four EFC clubs have four games remaining in the regular schedule with the top three teams making the playoffs. The standings show Ottawa Rough Riders, slated to meet Winnipeg Blue: Bombers of the Western Football Conference -in Ottawa today, leading with a four-point margin over Hamil ton Tiger-Cats. The Als are four: points behind Hamilton and six ahead of Toronto.

at 2 p.m. EDT, will be video- taped and televised nationally by the CBC after the World Se- ries baseball game. _

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A win for the Rough Riders will all but clinch first place. But coach Frank Clair isn’t banking on their four-point lead carrying them to the top.

“We've got to win three of those four games toe be assured of first place.” ,

Ottawa is relatively heal with the only major casualty be- ing end Ted Watkins, who suf- fered a pulled hamstring muscle last week. He will be replaced by Peter. Thompson.

The Bombers are hurting at several key positions. Quarter- back. Kenny Ploen is awaiting permission to play after suffer- ing a bruised and end Farrell Funston-is still out with fluid on the knee.

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