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concerned “the deal stands", but Leafs’ president Stafford Smythe said the deal c ould not be considered without go- ing to the board of directors.

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The win, 0ttawa’s second over Montreal this season, gave the Rough Riders 12 points and a one-point first place edge over Hamilton Tiger - Cats in the standings.

Montreal was left sharing third spot with Toronto Argo- nauts in a six-point tie. All four clubs have four games to play.

Racine, a 230-pound tackle in his fourth campaign with Ot- tawa, belted the ball cleanly through the uprights after the Riders moved into position with an eight - play drive starting from their own 25-yard line.

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Ernie White led the Ottawa attack with two touchdowns. He skirted 11 yards around his right end for one to cap a five- play, 49-yard drive assisted by two key Montreal penalties.

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