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i i 1 f-7 Jueeday. June 6, 1978 Ottawa Joanud J. Page 1st! MHHwMitteiMiMtv Although Confederation's Chris Stelnaass was stopped by South Carleton goalie Elaine Whelan on on this attempt, she was the hero of the day. Stelngass scored five minutes Into the first overtime period, breaking a sccrless tie and giving Conferatlon the Carleton Board girl's soccer title with a 1-0 victory. South Carleton halted at 36 wins INSURE.

I USED I 6532 ITHTIU" 7. DM IS- trav- Ann, uMCU at a travel The odds of it happening were ever-Increasing and South Carlcton's girls soccer team knew it. After going undefeated for 36 consecutive games their string was finally broken Monday when underdog Confederation pulled off a 1-0 overtime victory. -Since it was the Carleton Board championship final, it couldn't have come at a worse time but most of the South Carleton team took it in stride. "That's the way it goes," said coach Terry Gamble, summing up the feelings of his squad.

"Soccer's a funny game. We played well, they played well but they took advantage of their opportunity. We couldn't and that was the difference." Chris Stelngass was the opportunist. Tiring what proved to be the winner with five minutes played in the first of two 10-minute overtime periods. It capped an impressive year for South Carleton's girls teams, which also captured Carleton Board gymnastics, volleyball and basketball titles.

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8997 i Ssr- Sloped muc. Ort0 our 4R700 2ff f-gn. too I neMOf 1 Doping scandal rocks World Cup BIN OrfmhawJournoKIP completing a series of upsets with the championship trimph. "South Carleton hadn't lost in a long time and were obviously the favored team," Huszerick admitted. "But the favored team doesn't always win." Huszerick gave special praise to goalie Brenda Olson and centre-forward Deb Tulley for fine.

efforts all season, but added that, "the rest were all good too." Prior to Monday's game, Gamble's team hadn't tost a game since early in the 1976 season, the year in which they won their first of two straight Carleton titles. "Many of the girls were feeling that losing had to happen eventually," he said. "When we hit a crossbar and two goalposts today, we felt maybe it wasn't meant to be." Six members of Gamble's team have been with the team all through the undefeated streak, including Jill Eddy, Elaine Whelan, Wendy Parliament, Andrea Lueders, ftancy Garland and Donna Jakes. Both Lueders and Jakes will be back again next year. tournament in which he was expected to be a major star, the second series of matches begins today with four games in Groups 1 and 2.

Reigning champion West Germany makes three changes from the team that struggled to a scoreless draw in the opening match against Poland -for its second game against Mexico. Dieter Mueller, top scorer In the West German league last season, and aggressive winger Karl-Helnz Rummin-igge come Into a revamped 4-3-3 lineup in the hope of adding more punch to the islless German attack. Little Tunisia, whose victory 'over Mexico put it high up in the list of the most notable giant-killers in World Cup history, would surpass even that achievement if it beat mighty Poland at Hosario. Poland, third in the 1974 tournament and aong the top half-dozen teams this time, will expect its feared forward line to pile in the goals after missing the target in the match against West Germany. In Group 1, Argentina and Italy should clinch their places in the last eight with victories at- the expense of France and Hungary respectively.

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Johnston is being sent home, his in-'ternational playing career at an end 'after he admitted taking two stimulants of fencafamina) before Satur- day's match against Peru, which Scot-, land lost 3-1. scandal only the second occasion on which a player in the World Cup finals has been found taking drugs -surfaced when a random dope test on Johnston after the Peru match registered a positive result. before the International Football Federation (FIFA) had time to consider the' affair, Scottish Football secretary Ernie Walker an-. -Bounced that Johnston was being sent -home as soon -as possible and that he would never again play for Scotland. FIFA may yet impose further sanctions on Johnston, but is not expected to meet to discuss the affair until next week.

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Louis Blues boss Leo Boivin, have been tossed around since Tessier resigned six weeks But the heavy betting In Cornwall is that Carpenter, coach and general manager of Flint Generals for the past.