The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 20

20 Tuesday, October 29, 1968 3 -a mnz. ADDRESS. PHONE UNSCRAMBLED WORD WIN OVER $20,000 IN PRIZES A COLOR and he has scored nine touchdowns along the ground. He has scored two others on passes. Meanwhile, the conference scoring race has tightened with Tommy-Joe Coffey of Hamilton Tiger-Cats maintaining a three-point edge over Don Sutherin of Ottawa.

Coffey has 102 points on four touchdowns, 21 converts, 16 field goals and nine while Sutherin has one touchdown, 41 converts, 14 field goals and 10 singles. Whit Tucker of Ottawa is third with 72 points, followed by Dave Mann of Toronto with 69 and Symons with 66. Tucker loads the confer The Ottawa Journal Clair Plans Switch In Riders' Defensive Line 3 BILL SYMONS Symons Nears 1000 Yards Wally abler Top Passer TORONTO (CP) Bill Symons and Toronto Argonauts are both only yards away from personal goals this year in the Eastern Football Conference. Symons is eight yards short of gaining 1,000 yards rushing this year; and the Argonauts are a victory from finishing in the FFC. Ottawa and Toronto both have 18 points and meet Sunday in the final game of the regular schedule.

Symons has carried the ball 147 times for a total gain of 992 yards and a 6.7-yard average. His longest gain has been 75 yards Friday Deadline For Cup Contest Football fans who think they can pick the Grey Cup winner and by how much have only until Friday to get their entries in for this year's Journal Grey Cup contest. The contest is simple. All football fans have to do is shine up the crystal ball and predict, on a Journal entry form and have the form in by Friday by 5 p.m., just who will be in the Grey Cup game, who will win and by how many points. To win first prize you must have the winner correct, and loser arid the point closest to the Grey Cup results.

If there are ties on the Grey Cup result the tie will be broken on the basis of picking the two teams in the Eastern final and the point spread over the three game series. i But to have any chance at all you must have your entry in the hands of The Journal, by 5 p.m. Friday 80 Wounded In Celebration CARACAS (AP) Spontaneous street celebrations of the Olympic boxing victory of Venezuela's Francisco Rodriguez resulted in at least 80 wounded and 40 traffic accidents, it was estimated by official sources Monday. As soon as it was known Saturday night that Rodriguez had won the first gold medal ever for Venezuela by beating Korean light flyweight Yung Ju Jee in Mexico City, hundreds of automobiles full of cheering, flag-waving crossed the city in all directions at full speed, sounding their horns. First aid stations and hospitals were crowded Sunday morning with people injured in traffic accidents and street fights.

Gatineau Ski Zone Movie APOLOGY Last Fridav, with our best crowd ever, we booked what we had been led to believe would be a complete show: a different format, but a show we thought you would enjoy. We very much regret the package presented did not include the type of movie coverage we had expected and fpr this we apologize. We sincerely hope we have not lost any friends as a result because our Amateur Ski Program is in need of your continued support. Tommy and Lefebvre had no part in the booking arrangements and we thank them for putting on the fashion show. HQ Trt FAMILY FALL SCRAMBLE foj I in.

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Wally Gabler of Toronto has taken as top passer from Russ Jackson of Ottawa. Gabler has 195 completions in 335 attempts compared with Jackson's 163 completions in 288 tries. SCORING TD FG 4 31 16 ll 1 41 14 10 12 0 0 0 71 0 32 7 16 49 11 0 0 0 44 Coffey. Sutherin, Tucker, Mann, Symons, $225 Football Contest Entry Coupon GREY CUP GAME Winner Loser Point Spread in Game EASTERN FINALS Winner Loser Total Point Spread in Final Series WESTERN Winner Loser Total Point Spread in Final Series Name Address 1,1 (. Phone No.

RULES D'tdllrvt for tntriti p.m. Friday, Nov. t. Entriti must IN THI JOURNAL OFFICI by (hot ttmt. Cash prlits will bo awarded: 1130 first prixt; $50 ucond priit; S25 third prlit.

Tht first quostlon Is tho koy question. Tho wlnnor of tht contest will bt tho p-rson who gtts all three parts ol that question right. If there are ties on the first question, tho ucond and If necessary tho third will be. used as tit-breakers. If no one gets the point Kort correct, winners will bo those whose scores ore closest correct above or below.

As a final tie breaker. If necessary, contestants must onswer questions on football posed by Tho Journal's iddia MacCobe. Tho contest Is open to everyone txcpt Journal employees bnd thlr Immediate families, employees of other newspapers, CP, UPI, radio and TV stations, coaches, players and all other personnel of the Canadian Football League loams. Decision of tht udgts is final. fmmwmmmmmmwm GABLER Washington.

Fleming, Adkins, Scott, Profit, Roy. Bethea, 10 10 0 60 0 40 0 41 0 42 0 42 1 42 0 30 0 30 0 0 .7 0 ..700 0 111 5 0 0 5 0 0 Jackson, RUSHING TC Net AvsLGTO Symons, 147 0.7 75 Scott, 121 713 40 6 Fleming, 101 540 5.3 45 Washington, 4 S3 5.7 23 7 Bethea, 112 534 4.0 17 3 PASS RECEIVING NO Yds Ayg LG Taylor, 52 917 17.6 35 4 Coffey, 42 47! 16.0 52 4 Symons. 'T 41 507 12.4 48 2 Profit, 40 005 20.1 66 7 Lewis, to 36 754 21.0 75 2 PASSING A Yds Pet Gabler, 335 195 3M6 .502 Jackson. 2BI 163 3059 .519 Williams. 335 174 2715 .519 Zuger, 301 150 2422 .491 FINALS Glebe, Merivale Win Cage Games Second place Glebe juniors downed-Ridgemont-28-21-4i girls' high school basketball competition Monday while Merivale defeated Woodroffe 42-16.

High scorer for Glebe was Connie Baker with nine points followed by Sue Mit-ton for Ridgemont with seven points. LEVEL CHANGES The water level in the Bay of Fundy may drop about 60 feet daily. I Rough Riders put in their first long evening of what promises to be a long week when they got started day on their plans for the Toronto Argonauts. Coach Frank Clair, while he wiH not commit to anything at this' point, likely will make a couple of lineup changes. Guard Dave Braggins will go to defensive end where he played "well in the last game against To- be going to Braggins' spot at guard.

Braggins is --bigger than Perdrix-and the coaches feel he will be capable of a more solid job against the Argos. "We have to get a good contain on this guy (Wally Gabler) because he can They like to roll out a ldt and one of the things we hope to do is to take that away from them," Clair said. Ed Joyner, who played an outstanding game against the Argonauts earlier in the season, by putting a lot of pressure on Gabler, is also a possibility for action, but is expected to start the, game as the designated import After looking at the films of Saturday's game in which the Rough Riders tied Montreal, the coaches were confirmed in their opinion that Ottawa had played "grab bag football." Frank Clair felt that his Riders had not been aggressive, that the blocking was bad and that it will take a hard week of work and movie studies day and night to get them ready for the LEADS RUSHING MOUNT VERNON, N.Y. (UPI) Mel Meeks, former Minnesota Viking, leads the Atlantic Coast Football League in rushing with 613 yards on 134 carries. llfMTTOll ll biggest game of the -season in Toronto next Sunday.

"We are even going to have some night sessions," Clair said. "These will be extra sessions after our regular evening practices. We didn't get all the offence in in today's but we put in the basics and then we will put in the basics on defence, and then work from there according to certain things the Argonauts do. Cldii a made a study along with Kelley Mote and Jack Gotta of the Argonaut-Hamilton game and he is the first to admit that the Argos will be tough to handle. "They have a lot of confidence now," Clair said.

"Gabler is looking better and more confident than he SPECIAL 5 6 6'j 7 7'2 8 8'2 9 9'2 10 102 11 IT2 CD 12 12'2 13 ever did before. Mel Profit looks better with every game and that other end (Al Irwin) is a good one; And you see what they are doing? They're getting receivers into the act and this is something they haven't been able to do before. "But I think if we all work-hard enough this week we can beat them. I know the players want to work. To day's practice was much better than any we had last week." The Riders and the Argonaut are tied on top in the east and first place and the bye into the finals hinges on next Sunday's game in Toronto.

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