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Glenn Hall 38 scortd his ftourth shalom of the season Nesday night as St louis Blues whitewashed Los Angeles Kings so to fatten their lead map the Western Division of the National Hockey league all Is second in NHL shut outs only to his teammate Jael rues Plante who at nearly to as fire In the other game oi the night Montreal Canadiens in reascd their Eastern Division and by deleatlng Minnesota North Stars 61 Canadiens with it points lead Boston Bruins by hree The Blues victory their third olanking ot the Kings this sea son increased their lead over idle Oakland Seals to it points St Louis has threegoal outburst in the first period mined tryhy Gerry Besjardlns or 10 An gelos to continue streak at two consecutive shutouts after scoreless tics in the previous two games Gary Sahourin began the scor Ing at 1121 Ron Schoek added the second at 1315 and Red Bercnson finished it oil at 1613 Borensnn also counted an assist to move past Dennis Hull of Chicago in the scoring race with it points on 70 goals and as sists Sabourin also had two assists Noel Picard scored in the sec and period and Frank St Mar seille in the third ALSO MOVES UP Another player to move up in the scoring race was Montreals Jean Belivcau who counted goal and two assists that sent him into fourthplace tie with Jim Pappin of Chicago each with at points lvan Cournoyer of Canadiens ByfflECANAD1ANPRBS Hockey gohlles like nine stem to improve with age gaws v2 and John Ferguson goal and three asssis Minnesota put up fight and or time it looked as it the North Stars playing without three injured regulars might win nut But after falling at early to the second period the Canadians came back They cwnieratiackedvfor TORONTO CF Ski queen Nancy Greene picks Betsy Clif ford of Ottawa as the Canadian skier to watch and Austria as the team to beat in international competition this year Nancy who retired alter win ning the 1968 World Cupher secondand two medals at the 1968 Winter Olympics at Greno ble is enthusiastic about the 16yearold girl whose father operates Camp Fortune ski area outside the capital Keep your eye on her Nancy advised following Betsys performanceiin an oberstauicn Germany meet recently She started list in the sla lom had to combat large holes in the course yet finished sec ond behind the leader in one of this mils and finished 25th over al predict shell finish in the top to against the best skiers in are world in race belore the year is out MADE TEAM AT Betsy was 14 when she was named to Canadas national ski team the youngest girl ever to make it She finished Brd in the downhill at the Olympics and is one of Canadas prime hopes for the next Olympic Games in Sap poro Japan in 1972 also got two goals and an assist Betsys best ntn came during aWorld Cup meet in Oslo last year when she finished ninth in MINNEOTA NORTH Stern goalie Gary Bauman reaches outside of notto glove shot 43 edge going into the finalt which saw them add two more goals in the second period Fergu sons goal from the faceotf gave Montreal Ht tie at 1424 Then Cournoyer who had openedthe scoring sent the visitors ahead the giant sialomand llih in the slalom Peter Duncan of Mont Trem blanl Que is leading Canadas Lakers Dump Bullets By By an cauaoraN mass In battle of division leaders Lns Angeles Lakers pacedvby Elgin Bay lors no points dumped Baltimore Bullets ol the Eastern Division loose in National Basketball Association action Tuesday Baylor scored six of his points for the Western Divisionleading iakers in the final 11 minutes ol play In other games Phoenix Suns so an an llgame losing streak with H6112 decision over Seattle SuperSonics Mil waukee Bucks reeled oif iii straight points in the second pe riod en route ti 116401 lvln over Cincinnati Royals rookie Tom Hoerwinkles two clutch field goals in the last 37 seconds of play sparked Chicago Bulls over New York Knicks 102401 Detroit Pistons stopped late Philadelphia 76ers rally for 117114 victory and San Diego Rockets dropped San Francisco union by Montreal Canadiens for ward Henri Richard in back ground In first period of Na tional Hockey League game to stay when the North Stars were short man Henri Richard and Claudt Provost completed the scoring for the Canadians in the third period Wayne Connolly Parker MacDonald and Duane liupp counted for Minnesota Betsy Clifford Mdy Be Our NescfSki male skiershe was inpNorth American in the Berchtesgaden giant slalom placing 16th BCilIil Standings Pts Mosouitnes 12 Mustangs 10 iyphuona Sabres Hurricanes Spitfires Aces Ouiseore Americans In iIHL QUEBEC CF Quebec Aces downed Rochester Ameri cans 5a in an American Hockey League game Tuesday night Quebec goalie Bob Sneddou was credited with an assist on goal by Terry Ball midway through the third period Rene Drolet had two goals and an assistior the Aces whiie Serge Bernier Darryl Elestrand and Ball scored sin gles Bronc Horvath Jim McKenny and Tom McCarthy scored the Rochester goals About 1784 tans watched the game in which Rochester outshot Quebec 3325 Hall Earnsshutout Tuesday in the Twin Cities Richard is Iollowed by Min nesota defender AP Wire photo Tiro games are set for tonight in the NHL Philadelphia at To ronto and St Louis at Chicago In one at Thursdays games leit winger Gilles Tremblny 01 Can odicns will return to action against Oakland Seals alitr tWOMBlflt absence because of flu OERNSKOELDSVIK CPI ReuterstSweden beat Can adas Eastern Notional hockey team 53 in this Swedish town Tuesday night in the first nl two friendly matches between the two clubs The Canadians looked jaded altcr recent hard competition in the Star Cup tournament in which they ii shed third But Sweden didnt win the game until six minutes from the and Canada scored the first goal the only one of the first pe riod It came from the stick of Derek Holmes 25 seconds be fore the stanza ended Just as Bod Zaine was returning to the ice alter twominute spearing penalty Slcve King broke away and passed through the Swedish dldenec in Holmes TAKE CONTROL Sweden took control in the second period scoring three goals in five minutes The scor ers were barsfloeran Nilsson Hans Lindberg and Stefan Karlsson Canadas Richie Bayes got one back with five minutes remaining in the pe riod Six minutes into the final pe rind Jim Adair took pass from John Ferguson to tie the score at an PATRIOTS FIRE BOSTON AP Boston Pa triots oi the American Football league announced Tuesday that head coach and general mana ger Milne Hoiovak has been dis missed President William Suiiivan th sold Hnlovakwill be altered another job in the or ganization Typhoons Lose To Mosquitoes No goals by Gerry Rayeralt paced the Mosquitoes to 51 Victory over Typhoons in Royal Canadian Air Force Association Midget Juvenile minor hockey at the Barrie Arena last night other goal scorers for the Mosquitoes were Steve Wallace Mike Murdock and Jamie Vause Murray Maw got the lone goal for the Typhoons Dan Mallorys hat trick and singles by Brent Bowen and Col ln Scott provided the Spitfires with 54 win oversabres in the second game Scoring for the losers were Ron Richards and Bob Walton six goal outburst led by Bill McLInden who scored three allowed the Mustangs to gt double the score 63 on Hurri canes Bill Silk iirn Harrison and John Iiope scored the other goals for the winners David Raycralt led the Hur ricanes with pair whileLarry Canadian Eastern Nationals Drop 53 DecisioneTorSwedes FORT MUDERDAIE Fla AP The football oddsmak err say Baltimore Colts an points better than New York Jets But you wouldnt guess it from talking with Weeb Eubank of the American League cham pion Jets and Don Sula of the National league klngphi Colts Both were loud In praise of each others troops today as they talked or pro footballs Super Bowl in Miamis Orange Bevil Sunday lVe have come long way since the start to the season said Embankvns he talked of the chance at an AFL team coml out on top in this third clash be tween the champions of the two leagues The NFL repressnted by Green Bay Packers won the first two handily against Kansas City in 1967 and Oakland last year This team as it now stands has poise and depth in both of fence and defence and is proud just to be In the SuperBowl Extbank said Joe Namath has to heone of the greatest quarterbacks and he is learning every game would call Matt Snell fullback complete player white Emer son Boozer is just ready to go lie has reached iha peak he otr Iained early in 1967 belare he injured his right knee He knows now he can go at full spccd without hurting it Then too hell be better in the warm weather than in the cold we have had up north Hes an exciting runnerthe kind that Swedes Overpower Halifax Canadiens lfll in Exhibition HALIFAX to Sweden Vikings overpowered Halifax Canadians in every department to trouncethe Maritime Junior Hockey League team 101 in an exhibition hockey game hicsday night The touring Swedes combined fast skating passing and posi tional play to hand the Halifax iuniors their worst defeat of the season The Vikings Swedens No team outshot the Junior Cana diens 6115 The Swedes have now won six of their eight games in their ex hibition lourt Their losses were to Canadas national teams based in Ottawa and Winnipeg Haakan Nygren cheered on by7000 fans put the Swedes ahead to stay intlie lath minute of the third period Canada removed itsfgoai tender in the last milliltBIlld it cost goal as Lennart Svedberg shot into an empty net just as the final buzzer sounded BOBBY HULL Chicago Black Hawks superstar who has been on allquid diet since his jaw was broken last month MONTREAL CF Charlcs Bronlman chairman of the sev enman board of directors of National League said Tuesday that John Mciialc will remain with the Expos as executive president to leave us to take the commis sioners Job Bronlman said We confronted him last week at our directors meeting about what his plans were and he re plied that he had no intention of quitting the Montreal scene to become the commissioner Broniman said Meltale who left the commissioners oliice to take up the position of the new National League team here Saunders added single has longterm contract with Montreal Expos of baseballs Theres no way John is going lantic MU MICHAEIS 31 LEFT and his brother Walt iii RIGHT have put their mo thcr on the spot Mrs Mary Michael doesnt know whom makes coach look good About the time Ewbank was heaping praise on his quarter back twn at several lop illght runners and trio of brilliant pass catchers in George Sauer Increase Oddsmakers Have Colts 18 Point Favorites In Sundays Super Bowl to root tor In the Super Bowl Lou is the piacokioker for the Baltimore Colts and Walt is defensive backfield coach of the New York Jets tAP WireA photo Don Maynard and Pete Lam mons Shula was getting In good word lorythe Jets ot the Colts headquarters halfmile away The Jets have great front SW lzTHE BARBIE EXAMINER WE ESDAY JANUARY 1965 Hull Li ves On Brournish Ugh CHICAGO AP Bobby Hull likes Brownish Ugh its something wife Joanne cooked up as the mainstay at his diet The Chicago Black Hawks super star has bird cage wire arrangement locking his teeth together to protect broken jaw He keeps playing and ha scored iiva goals In Mr games since the injury The main thing is to keep up his energy He always has been big meat and potatoes cater But now he cant open his mouth Bobby has threcr missing teeth on the upper right side of his mouth Through this opening he can spoon in the Brownish Ugh sits in front of an egg ring with his three sons Blake Bobby Jr and Brett from left in their suburban home Hull is back in action Expos To Keep the Expos McHale also is re ported to be lepercent shore holder in the Expos William Eckert resigned as baseball commissioner Ia st month He has agreed to remain as interim commissioner until new man is found lor the ioh SELL 14an YACHT TORONTO CPI Herb Vahl of Toronto sold iuesiay that American Eagle famed latmetre yacht has been sold to Ted Turner of Atlanta Ga who has won Bermuda and transat races Price was not given but it was believed trac tion of the $500000 or more We yacht cost the listAurora Syn iicate to build in 1964 as an Americas Cup contender it looks awful said Joanne WANT TO TRY it anyone wants to try it suggest very large sprig of parsley could make it look more appetiziag You boil threequarters of pound of beef in shallow pan to medium rare Put 7a canolb Btirliy find half cup of haHanddlalf millr and cream into blone der After it spins add the milk and let it spin until eve erything is liquiiied Then pour the whole mess into cookpan and let it aims mer Salt and pepper to kill the taste Joanne says Bobby has lost liti pounds with his team but his law is wired shut limi ng his diet to liquids and Brownish Ugh concocted by his wife from ground beet and soap McHaie four in theirdetensive line said Shula onetime player or Ewbank He was reterriog to Gerry Phlihin Verion Bins Paul Rochester and John 31 tlott Shula who also had praise for the Mr linebackers likened the New York front wall to tho rm Padters delenca of re cent years All are quick and agile ihe Jets always have been strong olfenslvely Now they have added great defence in further discussing his plu ers Ewbaalr put Namath In the class with Cotta Johnny Unitas when the latter brokeln with the NFL champions years gUnitas will be sitting this one out as he has since being In iured before the reason opened BvVoank also compared favor ably in Colts with them Bays great ptonship HOCKEY in II GLANCE THE CANADIAN PRESS National Montreal Minnesota lo Angeles St touts American Rochester Quabw Western Seattle Denver International Mudregon Des Molnos Columbus Dayton Eastern Charlotte Jacksonville Nashville Salem Cenlrll Omaha Amarillo Exhibition Japan Yorkten SI1L 12 Sweden 10 Halilax Canadian Ontario Benton Gait Woodstock Colliogwood Orlllia Western out Jr Guelph Brantlord Central Junior Bmdrville Ottawa Quebec Senior Sir Hyacintha Granby Metro Junior Paiestre Verdun Rosemount Montreal Mlnltoba Junior Selker Winnipeg Western cinna Calgary Edmonton Winnipeg SwiftOmcnt Four Hawks lnNHL Top ran CANADIAN Phase Montreals Jean Bali veau scored goal and two assists Tuesday night to move Into fourthplace tie with Jim Pappin of Chicago Black Hawks lnthe National Hockey league scoring race Another Canadian Yvon Cournoyer counted two goals and an assist on Montreal beat Minnesota Hi This put Many er in 11th spot among league goaIgetters Bed Berenson of St Iouis Blues moved past Dennis Hull of Chicago into sixth place with 41 points as he garnered goal and an assist in the Blues 54 whitewash of Les Angeies Kings The leaders Pu Pint Hull Chi l7 56 33 HoWE Bat 13 34 52 2t Espnsito Bos 25 49 so Mikita Chi is 34 49 21 rappih Chi is 25 44 tt Beilveau Mtl 17 27 44 28 Uiiman Tar at 22 43 21 Berenson Sti 20 42 25 Hull Ohi 20 70 40 Delveochio Bat 15 7A 39 Hieke Oak 14 25 39 56 FLYERS SCORING GP Pts le Adams 25 7339 62 45 Forhan 29 25 25 50 Weller 28 lo 27 43 McMillan 27 11 23 4f 72 Panagabko 2a 1322 35 45 Dubeau 28 It It 22 40 Luciuk TB 613 19 Ferguson 27 12 18 101 McCincklln 2a 511 is no Deicourt 25 212 14 23 Nichoiishon 14 11 Weeks Houston 10 Kosowan Payne 28th Saunders 4H OTHERS 2128 49 142 152 236 388 648 ttYIHERS Includes all players no longer with team