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TTueWoys GameFJf Chicago 20 it 7115 7117 Montreal 11110 6110 8912 Toronto 1710 011 7940 Detroit 1215 71 5130 New York 1120 9211622 Bbston 711 as 0721 Pittsburgh 2012 0109 11610 Cleveland 11113 2115 8910 Rochester 1512 0111 0031 Buffalo 018 7011015 Quebec Cleveland Toledo Chaihams Des Moines Niagara Fails 10101 103 3110 St Cal ties 1212 3111111827 1N THE THIRD quartcrof the National Football League championship game yesterday mm mtmywmmfiwwm Giants quarterback It Tittle put on one of his decep tive exhibitions At left he take hahd off to hack Phil King but in center he makes like hes trying run only to nvw mwwnwwwmmotww mumsummwuvm wrynun unmettum montorcerA lot or mmmmtheuliin roamnominate lemmhmhuedhlho Slediabdd next week The Canadians fresh from convincing triumph over the fiendish national team motile compete in threegame murd robln series with Sweden and rechoslovlkla Stanleys game before10111 Him In Ma le leaf Gardens here was series opener Canada meets the Czechs Fri tdny in Sudbury and the Swedes and Czechs clash next Sunday in Tomato All three teamsnrlll be com peting in the winter Olympics of innsbruclr Austria next days 31 loss to the Swedes in loss pass right to King who had the ball and dropped it AP Wircphoto BearsDownGiants To Win vNFL Crown crucauo ttCllvEvory head linehungry kid who ever had to eat his heart out playing dc fcnce should be happier today thanks to the famed bandits of Chicago Bears defensive back field shivering crowd of 15001 fans at Wrigley Field and un countcd thousands of comfort able television watchers across the continent watched Bears Sunday as they downed New HOCKEY National League wll APt Saturdays Results Dctroiti Montreal Boston Toronto Sundays Results Montreal Netv York Bostonll Detroit Toronto l1 Chicago Games Tuesday Toronto at Detroit American Lcnguo Eastern Division Pt Hershey 1015 110111233 Providence 1314 312210233 Baltimore it 101 17110133 Quebec 1610 011512332 Springfield 1217 110112225 Western Division Saturdays Results Buffalo Hershey Baltimore 11 Plttsburglt Rochester Springfield Sundays Results Pittsburgh Baltimore Quebec Buffalo Cleveland Providence Springfield Rochester WednesdaysGames Quebec at Baltimore Springfield atBuftalo Cleveland at Hershey Pittsburgh at Providence International League WLTF AP 1791110 7975 1711 0126 9031 1113 010011120 11 as 0122 Fort Wayne Port Huron Windsor Chatham Des Moines Muskegon 015 0611118 Saturdays Results Port Huron Toledo Muskegon Fort Wayne Sundays Results Chatham Des Moines ToledoSFort Huron tn Fort Wayne Windsoru Cbalharns 401 11 1971151 9339 git 110 00211304 61 5101121117 517 59113415 11973 5111111 Saturdays Result Hamilton Peterhnrough Suad Rural 05 Catha es Pelerborough sKitchencr Toronto Montreal Wednesdayinflame Niagara Falls 101 63 21 015026 Sundays Renalv uelph Welland 015 70103120 0151700010 Long island Clinton Woonstocks Dakvllte Gait 1011013an York Giants 1110 for ih rflrst National Football Leagn Jcham pionship in 17 years And it was the unglamnrous defenders who provided practically every turn ing point 01 the game ironically it was Giants who set the pattern for the after noon in the firstquarterssttm Hull and Dick Lynch Jarred Chicago quarterback Billy Wade loose from the hall and set up 11yard sevenplay sequence that culminated in Tittlcs RECORD Tonights Gante Welland at Gait Central Pmicsstonal APt Omaha is 4121 BHZ St Louis 1111 713712335 St Paul 11115 21011 9034 Minneapolis 1115 510412133 Cincinnati 510 7713715 Snturduys Results St Paul Omaha St Louis ii Cincinnati Sundays itesuits Cincinnati St Louis St Paul Minneapolis Tuesdays Ognmes 517L010 at Omaha Minneapolis at Cincinnati Western League LT APt Denver 24 2140 0150 Les Angclesl 1615 it 9012135 Seattle 1515 111010731 5011 Francisco 15151 2107113102 Portland Vancouver SATURDAY Western Leagttc Portland Seattle Los Angeles Denver overagain three plays Cape Breton Senior Sydney Antigonishyd Noyn Sentla Senlir Windsor iii Halifax New Glasgow Moncton Northern Ontario Senior Abitihi Kopuskusing Northern Ontario Junior Espanoia Sault Dot Sudbury Scull Mich Manitoba Iuninr Fort Frances St Boniface Fish Russia Denver University SUNDAY western league Vancouver Portland MSJAngeles San Francisco Denyer 1Seatlle Eastern League Nashville Philadelphia New Haven Johnstowa GreensboTOSKnoxvllle Cape Breton IOntario Senior Guelph 3Wellsotii Woodstock5 Oakville Galt 10Pori Colhorne N0rlherneuatarlo 58111015 Tlmmins ZAbltibl Kapuskaslng South Porcupiu Ottawaif for Smiths Falls Hull Amprioris Cornwall7 Brockvillc Hawkesbury boketB kt Sudbury 10 Sault Espanola r1 shunt Mic GarsonFalconbrldge Saskatoon ii EsteVan Odelrin dunlo nllronburg ii Sarnia 1319 110512230 1319 311512229 Czechoslovakia SJHIJ AllStars it yard touchdown pass to Frank Gifford For the fabulous 30yearold quarterback that turned out to be the most ellective moment of what dereloped into miser able day FIRST OF FIVE Shortly before the end 01 the first quarter linebacker Lorry Morris perpetrated the first of live Chicago pass interceptions and lumbercd of yards to the Giant fiveyard line from where Wade went over in two plays for the tying touchdown Tittles atryard toss to Aaron Thomas highlighted another Gl ant drive in the second quarter but Bears forced them to settle for Don Chandlers 13yard field goal Then halfway through the quarter came the play that changed the whole completion of the game Morris charging in from his linebacking spot hit Tittle just as he slipped after getting away sideline pass to Giffordl Tittle was helped off with torn knee ligaments and Giants de spite their 107 halftime lead were hanging on the rest of the way Tltc Bald Eagle returned at to dcndcu the pain But he lacked his customary manoeu vrnbility and many of his passes were hurried ONEHANDED GRAB Dave Whitsell grabbed one early in the third quarter to Set up Chicago drive that petered out at moment 28 in missed field goal Thch defensive and Ed OBradovich made spec tacular onehanded stab hf Tit tlns screen pass for Joe Mor rison and gave Bears the hall on the New York 11 Wade was Bears missed another scoring opportunity when Rich Petitbon recovered Morrisons fumble at the Chicago 40 as Roger Le Clerc againlailed to kick field Baal fromBi yhrdt out Tittle kept throwing his bombs But BenoieMcRaio in terceptedone inlthe end zone dild1ilttle final minute with Morris in again to jog his throw ing arm the looping veterans tcrtlteininrvalvhlsitneeiro1eft grabbed by Petitth for the fifth and clinching interception again in the end zone just couldnt get back fast enough to get set Tittle said afterwards in the dressing room he discuasolatcly rubbed his Swollen knee GREAT TRIUMPH For George Hates the 60year old ownermach of the winners it was great personal triumph rafts Bear husbeen hanged in eilgy by disgruntled Chicago inns in less fortunate years We started the season with the No defence and we ended it with the No defence said Halos who was still player when he helped found the club in latoand lost $71 in 11121 when Bears won thglr first NFL rtlilc Statistically Giants oulgalned Beats by 200 yards to 222 pil around and in the air even though the iodegree weather hampered Tittles rec Morrison was the leading ground gainer with 61 yards on 111 carries and also caught three passes But ears took infinite pain with De Shofuer Tittles favor ite target who was so well cov ered that he didnt catch pass all day WW PUNTING POTENT offensively Ronnie Bull was Bears best ground gainer with 42 yards on 13 attempts and Mike Ditka caught three of Wades passes Another potent Chicago weapon was the pool lng of Bobby Ioc Green whose perfectly angled sideline kicks frustrated several Giant run backs We have no allhis said Gi ants coach Allie Sherman The Bears playeda good game and they deservad to win Then he praised his ntvn team and his quarterback win the big ones just doesnt know football tie went out and played the second half when very few men would played Sherman noted that his team finished without three other players linebacker Tom Scott who sutfered broken arm halfbacklhll King an injured ankle and guard Bookie Bolio last floatertram the as was BUFFALO OPAF BabePart and Gina Capellettig both of whom played football in nnnda led Bostou LPatriots to onupset 208 victory over Buf talo Bills Saturday in the Amer Wessexentouragenanrootoatmmeanno visionsplayoli hewinpjn eudegrae temper and stiff wind 011 Lake yed greatest crowed Boston ke Holovak after the arterbaclt had passed for two touchdowns and directed diversified attackagalnst the hadVgonesinto rd pointtavorltese PorllliL who 11 tawa Bough Riders in the Cana ttiatl Football League 101115001 an be complete 4p attempts tor 200 yards was could talte my tim former Canadian Iack surprisingly inept Bills Buffalo slight oneussl to rush rne Cappelletti said afterwards He played in snpakersas did many of the players or before each kick went to the sideline kicking shoe on his flightfoo hrfield4g0a13 brought iii seasoantliLtLZL Boston erack defensivefunlt arring Larry Eiserihauer and Houston Antwine on the line and Addison and Nick Buoui cent as linebackers stltle the passing of Buttan quarterbacks it too Lamdrdca no hEld Cookie Gilchrist eight year veteran of Canadian football to ellevably lowtot of ing up an edge both on the Anyone who says Tittle ennt have Mmmuougsflau fullbacli inturday as he exploded for five month The Canadians avenged Fri ne uncertain terms Sunday night taking 41 lead before coasting through the third pe riod The win gives Rev David Ilaucra team 22 record against intemationaf competi tion this year with win and loss against both the Swedes and the Czechs Medea has lost two of its three games in Can adll opening the tour lest Thurs day with St loss in Montreal to the Junior Canadlens at the Ontario ltockey Association Jun for series The 11 victory was in Kitch ener against the Olympic squad in the return the ch here Marshall Johnson and Bob For 1an each scored twice and Brian Conachcr nd Ray padicux added singles Roland Stoltz Ulf Sterner and iitmha Johnnsson scored the Swedish goals The Swedes were without reg ulor goalie Len Hoggroth who injured his hand in practice Sut urdoy But his replacement Deif WWMMII midlandrtvealflcrlbator wardentimedthmghtho cooe NAN INFLAst 2110 3310 was road Arne Sumner that ret ereec Heal lichen and tort Murhio let the Canadians away with too mud booking and cross ducking Elm purities wen handed out during the glare four to each team But Canada scored three goals with manpower advantage while the Swedes were held off the scoresth when the Canadians were short handed Stromberg admitted his club lacked spirit and said he hoped it would improve for the three Marlboros Lose To Get strong Test malntngnmuottbetrsla gauntlet The Svedlshooarhsaldlhe finadianleamtalWJm mainline Slmmberl also had word about Toronto Marlboro OHA limlor player Rod Selling who picked up an anti In the lame He sold Selling playing his first game for Father Bau ers sound wu ineligible for the Olympics because he had fined in professional game est year Father Bauer said the Cana dian Amateur Hockey Associa tion had nded that Selling was eligible then questioned the sta tor of Swedens Titmba Johann son Didnt he plny few tgames for the Besion Bnrias To Jr Canctdiens Toronto Marlboros unbeaten in 17 consecutive garner up to Friday may he on the skids but theres plenty of room to slide before their Ontario Hockey Association Junior it lead is threatened The league leaders absorbed their second straight defeat Sun day 1163 decision at the hands of the second plnce Montreal Junior Curiadiens it came after Fridays embarrassing 105 to lastplace Kitchener Rangers which snapped the tigama un beaten streak Torontowlth t7 points still has comfortable eightpoint morglu over Canadians Closet Rheest American League For sheer congestion among league leaders the American Hockey League is probably un lqooln North America In the fiveloom eastern divi sion three clubs are deadlocked for first place all one point ahead of tho ascend place team in the fourteam western division two teams are locked for dte lead while the runnerup is six points behind The frontend pileup came af ter an eight game weekend schedule with no team winning gum Baltimore Clippers split pair with Pittsburgh Hornets losing 73 Saturday and winning 30 Sunday Quebec Aces also split losing to Cleveland Bomns 72 Sutur toy and winning over Bulfan Bisons 51 Sunday Rochester Americans and Springfield rt divided games the lndtans winning 51 Saturday and dropping the Sun day match 41 Hershey Bears dumped Rul tnlo 52 Saturday and Provi dence Reds won by the same score Cleveland Sunday to the schedule have 33 points to lead the cm division Que bec follows with 32 and Spring field has 15 Pittsburgh and Cleveland share first in the west with 10 points six more than Roches ter The hapless Blsons are last with 10 Rookies Gordon thossiere Dave Ricbatrisodaupplied the Clippers with three goals in Baltimore to give another rookie goalie Gilles Villemure his first shutout of the season Lnboasiera had pair Richard sonone Pierre Brittant George Ran Yves locus scored three goals and Art Slraltontwo to pace the Hornets in Pittsburgh Singles came from Ted Haman and Hicks George Konllr Harry Pid himy and Ed Ehrenverth an swered for Baltimore one Coliacher tired in out and 1th control the season to lend the Bears in Hershey My ron Stankicwlcz Ralph Keller and Gene Ubriaco addedother Bears scores Knchnr and Billy Dencounted for the Blades Dennis Olson scored the tying and winning goals for lhaln discs to Springfield Mike La badle Jimmy Anderson and John Rodger added singles Dick Gambia fired the Amert cans lone goal Winners To Get $15000 CHICAGDAPEach cal cage Bear probnbly will receive about 50000 and each losing New York Glont about $1200 from therecelpts of Sundays National Football team title ttme alerglev ron Thopaid attendance of 15801 contributed to agross gatethat probably will hit close to $500 000 No financial figures were announced because there was no immediate check on the closed elrcuit television receipts at three arenas in Chicago The NBC network had paid $916000 torthe TV rights to the game with the Chicago area blacked out Of thistotal $150 000 goes into the Bert Bell Player Benefit Plan pension andtfltdilllt to the league office Theremalning $313100 went into the same receipts Commissioner Pete Rozell wtll ieri Bob Beckett Ed Mazur and Ed MacQueen fired singles to pace the Reds homeice win Sunday Ray Kinnsewichand Ted Harris Scored for Cleve land Former National Hodrey League players Terry Gray ve can Pennington andBlll vith singles1112 over Buffalo Sun Kachur replied for the Bisous Gerry Ehman scored two and A1 Arbour and Stan Smrke sin gles for the meriennstn Ro chester to so ndout Sunday lac ilo tlttllhttefseored Spn fields lone goal Ron Attwclt was the btg gun goals three in the tlnal period to pace Clevelandshome wrn over Quebec Cec Hoekstra and other and Wayne Hicks count the lose Knmp on played gory Stamps er announce later howmnny shares the Bears and Giants had voted The shares will be basedlon the game net receipts luelodmg the 5333000 from TV and the closedcircuit take Sevsnty per cent goes to the player pool After five per cent each is re Year As we look ohead lower Nevv our Steadfast resolve in other weekend action Peterhorougb Pete climbed to wrthin four points of Montreal winning three of possible tour points Saturday Peter tied with Hamilton Red Wings 011 home ice and then moved to Kitchener Sunday to blank Rangers 80 St Catharines Black Hawks played host to Oshawa Generals Sunday and defeated them 73 FANS ASSIST Montreal goalie Andre Gag nonL returning from three garne rest for broken nose kicked out 27 drives and earned an assist on goal by Jacques Lemaire Bob Charlehois paced Mont real with pair of goals while singles went to Lemnlre Yvon Cournoyer Andre Lacrolx and Bob Lemieux Ron EllLt was tops for the visitors with two goals while Nick Harbnruk atl ded single Pclcrhorough outshot 3525 and outplayed by Kitchener took advantage of opportunities to score in each period and reg ister the shutout ever Rangers Ron Noud Jim Paterson and lDilute Watson shared in the scor lt Centre Brian McDonald broke loose for three goals to pace Black Hawks over Generals Singles went to Ross Elehler Ken Hodge Dennis Hull and Dave Green Bill Smith counted two and Danny OShea one for Oshawa Paterson fired pair for Rates on Saturday and singles were credited to Mickey Red mond and Dan Sharpe Real Lemieux Gary Marsh Nick leett and Ken Pipe scored for Hamilton place teams Green Bay in the western conference and Cleve land ln the eastern the re rnaluder is divided to per cent to the Bears and ill per cent to Giants llN ATMSPHERE OF Cttlttf HEILI JB What may be the linest spy story ever written startsin the Star Weeklyrlyour newsstand now Famous British novelist Prteslleiy called it superbly eon slrucle with an atmosphere 01 chilly hell Graham Greene said it was the host any Story he had ever read it IS titled The Spy Who came in From The cold andthainsloltwo arlsapperts in this weeks Star eekly Spend NEW trios EVE With Christians to 1210 min Complete Prognr Featuring SINGING ADDRESSES FELLOWSHIP NoiContributlon REVEL LEMMON Austin Texas Principal Speak Complete ttcturr SCHEDULE Through JANUARY Public Invite Phone 726l00 For Information Youli lieu DEAN ctuut OTTAWA And eighteen orb Gospel Evangelist 01 Toronto 51 catharl Hamilton and Beams Participating