Vimoision will Vince similiar Their participation with the win MONTREAL OPl left winger Bobby Hull tight winger Gordie Howe and young defence star Bobby Orr today emerged as the only unanimous choicesi of the voters in play in the and annual National Hockey League allstar game here Jan 214 hiolvu players from each of lhe East and West divisions were selected in poll catduct ed among members of the lrilers Association in the 12 cities The Eastern Dirislon pollsters noted for players pcr formin In thclr own sector rs did their counterparts in the Western Division Points were awarded on the basis of fire for first olivine three for second and onelor third Following are the12 players from each division selected and their point totals EASTERN DIVISION GoalEd Giacomin New York Rangers of Gerry Client ers Boston Bruins 45 Defence tiobby Orr Boston Bntins 90 Tim Horton Toronto Maple leafs 52 Trcmblay Montreal Canadicns 42 Put Stapleton Chicago Black Hawks ZR CentrePhil E59051 to Boston Bruins El Jean Boll veou Montreal Canadians 37 Left WingBobby liull Chica go Black Hawks 90 Frank hiuhovlich Detroit Rod Wings 25 ltlght wingGordie llowe Detroit Red Wings 90 Bob Nevin New York Rangers 32 WESTERN DIVISION Goalalaroues Plante SL Louis Blues 66 Glenn lfatl St Louis Blues 43 DefenceBill White Ln Angclcs Kings Al Arbour st inuis Blues Ed Van Impe Philadelphia Flyers 4n Elmer Vasko Minnesota North Stars to Centre Red Bcrcnson St Innis Blues as Ted Iiampson Oakland Seats 36 Lctt wring Gary Jarrett Oakland Seats 52 Danny Grant Itiinlltsota North Stars 4t Right Wing Clnuda Larose Minnesota North Stars on Bill Hicks Oakland Seals 51 The remainder of the two teams will be selected by the opposing coachesScotty Bow man of 51 outs and the former coed of Montreal Canadians Toe Blake Each will choose an additional seven players later this week The format for this years contest has been changed from thatof previous seasons This time the allstar club dtosen from the ranks of the Eastern aggregation from the expansion Western Division In otheryears the defending Stanley Cup champions faced team of allstars mm the oth er clubs in the league This or also marks the ï¬rst time players will be paidfor ning team members each re eeiving $500 and the losers $150 The poll was conducted only decide participants in the game and the results will not be counted toward the selecion of the atheist ailstar teams These will be decided in poll among the NHL writers at the conclu sion of the regular schedule as HunHomgixon Unanimous AllSt 1n aonnr dim Voting was oxtremely close nrnong Eastern Division writers for the gonliendlngand left wing positions behind Ed Glacolt riiia and Bobby Hull respco lively Gerry Checrers polledvts points one more thenBruce Gamble of to while hiahnvllch had onepoint nutr ron over Dennis Hull ot Chicago Jean Belivcau edged Chica gos Stan hlikita by five points at centre in the East while Bob Nevins sepoint total was six better than Jim Papuin at Chico go Pat Stapleton the fourth de fenceman led Delia Smith of Boston and Harry Howell oi New Yorir who tied with 17 pan lnts each by it points In the West Division the cel lardwelllng Pittsburgh fen guins was the only team which failed to have player named to the roster NAME EMT GOALIES Firstpleoe Sfr Louis Blues had four players named inclul ing both goattenderathe first time In any NHL rillstar poll thattwo netmindcrs from one tam have been selected The player closestio being named unanimously was centre Red Berenson with 36 of possi ble 90 points Bill White of Los gnlgeles draw 79 in the defence Noel Picard of St Louis fell three short of Elmer Voslros 20 points on defence and Bernie Parent of Philadelphia was 14 points behind Glenn Hall Results of voting EASTERN DIVISION GoalEd Giacomin New York 63 Gerry Cheevers Ens ton 45 BruceGamb1eToronto 44 Johnny Bower Tomato Itogatien Vachon Montreal Iarnc Worsley Montreal DefenceBobby Orr Boston 90 Tim Horton Toronto 52 Tremhlay Montreal 42 Pat Stapleton Chicago 28 Dallas Smith Boston 17 Harry How ell NEW York 17 Ted Harris rontreal 15 Jim Neilson New York 15 Bob Baun Detroit 14 Gary Bergman Detroit 10 Ted Gren Boston 10 Jacques Lap erriere illflntreal 10 Gilles Marotte Chicago SergoSa vard Monoroal Don Awrey Boston Left wingBobby Hull Chica will the individual trophy awards trait 25 Dennis Hull Chicago at John Eucyk Boston is Campbell Munro To Meet Over Young Contracts OTTAWA OP Health Illin ister John Munro and Clarence Campbell president oi the Na tional Hockey League will con ter later this month about Mr Munros criticisms of profession al hockeys co ntracts with young players An informant said Tuesday the meeting stems from Mr Campbells objections to re marks by Mr Munro in Nov 13 speech at Moneton to them Iantie Association oi Physical Fitness and Recreation At that time Mr Munro said professional hockey operators cannot be allowed to buy and sell young players as it they are pieces of property Premature signing of amateur players whether open or secret must stop he said Ililr Campbell later wrote to sayMr Munro had the wrong idea about contracts signed by young players with professional clubs He suggested that they meet so he could straighten out Mr Munro REEXAMINES SPEECII An aide to theministersaid that Mr Munro has reexam ined what he said in the Mono ton speech and stands by itvHe intended to see Mr Campbell before the end oi this monthon the matter In the speech hlr Munro said players should be able to get re leases frornprofcssionnl teams if they wish to play for the nth tlonal hockey team system Mi Munro argued that the way to develop valid amateur hockey system in Canada with worldclass national teams is through independence in Can ada from professional organiza titans amateurs and pros could be on deriaken But the pros must allow players the optionof de ciding whether to play in the national or amateur system in eluding universities Ilnnlreepers Daughter Leads Women GRINDELWALD Pl Gertrud Gabi of Austria the innkeepers daughter defeated an elite special slalom field tromalz nations today to take comman ding lead in the womenslVorld Cup Alpine ski competition The royearold brunette from St Antonwho also won here last year won both legs oi the race for total of 3756 seconds 4394 amt Olympic bronze medallist Annie Famose of Francewos second in 8915 11445 4470 followed by two whis kids from the young 118 squad Kiki Gutter in 8954 4487 44671 and Judy Nngel 8971 44135 44861 Fernande SchmidBochatay of Switzerland was fifth in 9038 4571 4517 Miss Cabal the slalom winner atOherstaufon West Germany last week now has 70 World Cup points ahead at Miss Fa mosn 46 Miss Cutter 44 and Judy Nagel 31 Todays race was ion in cold cloudy conditions at height of 1600 metres Enthlegs dipped 15o metros down the same slope the first with 60 and the Close coroperation between second with 54 gates go 90Frank Mahovlich Dc ctrffChoices momnurture on An gelrs 19 AI Arbour St Louis 63 Ed Van impe Philadelphia 4a Elmer Vasko Minnesota to Noel Pteant 5L tools 11 cm Vilnals Oakland 15 Bob licCord Minnesota 15 Jim Roberts St Louis Doug Hurray St Lwls Bert Marshall Oaklanl McCailum Pittsburgh Boivrn Pittsburgh ltoliotos Angcles Larry Hole Philadelphia Barclay Plager St Louis Joe Wet 501 Philadelphia Lou Angola iiPiilShllH1 3t Forbes Kenne dy Philadelphia Let wingsGary Jarrett on land 52 Danny Grant Minneso ta it McDonald St Inuii 22 Cnmite llenry St Inuit Zn sonar nun GORDIE units Jacques Ikmalrc Montreal Bobby Rousseau Montreal Paul Henderson Toronto Vic Yvon Cournoyer Montreal iiadiield New Work Don Rod Gilbert New York Marshall New York John McKenzie Boston CentrePhil Espaslto Boston WEST til tean Dclivcau Montreal 35o Gm ï¬muwï¬m Stan Mlkita Qiicago 32 North mu 65 GM Hnul lions Vlmï¬m g°f°tllt°tlflt PM Bernie Parent Philadelphia vm 34 Cesare lianiugo Minnesota night wingGordie ltowe 11Gcrry Destardins Los An Detroit 90 Bob Nevin Now gules 1e Binlrley Pitts York32 Jim Prtppin Chicago bungh Keith ltleCreary Ptthburgh ll Corry Ehman Oakland JeanPaul Parlse Minnesota JeanvGily Gendron Philadelp hia Right wing Claude Lorost Minnesota 51 Bill Illcko 011k land Si McDonald St Louer 14 Roy hillen Minne solo Joan Pronovost Pitts burgh Wayne Connolly Minnesota Camille llcnry St Louis Bill Flett Los An gcics Norm Ferguson Oak land Charlie Burns Pitts no macaw rites Joe liamley Dleed Coilloxwood King to so Qntrio Hockey Association Sen ior series win our trilli Ter riers Tuesday night Before only 531 fans at Cotlingqood Humiey collected two goals and two assists Is the Kings advanced to share of thlrd place in the nineteem group with the Terriers in one other Tilesde Hilly ny Till CANADIAN dunes National Irerue Eastern Division Montreal Boston Toronto Chicago 22 Ill 20 19 10 21 14 110 101 51 131 91 110 92 146 116 45 New York 70 16 it 109 10143 Detroit 16 16 38 Western Dlvlllm St Louis 18 10 10 It 78 46 Oakland 1111 91 122 32 Los Angeles 12 live 76 lot to Philadelphia 19 10 71 102 iii Minnesota 11 91 128 25 Pittsburgh 821 9113023 ritesults fuoodny Les Angelcs St Louis Montreal Minnesota Tyi for lAMIE EXAMINER WSDNUDAT JANUARY illB second place Gait ltornetl scored four tliirdperiod goals in front 61 fans atWoodstock gt lfamleys big ettort et Collhmrood helped the Kinks strong threegoal finish after Orltlla tied the game with two quick goals before the third pe riod was three minutes old Clare Akxsndcr Fern St Dose and Bill Abbott mapleted secret stalwarts Gamer Today Philadelphia at Toronto St touts at udengo Ontario Senior wnr Pt 19 1152 4940 i8 0151 8936 It 11 1103 9329 1412 112917329 13 011112828 1016111114121 819 3012716 Woodstock 519 1108180 11 xottawe 10 36 1110 xlinys partial schedule ltelnlls hisst Drillla Collinewood Gait Woodstock Dunes Friday Gnit at Grillla Oakvilie at Barrie Barrie Galt Orltlia Colwood Oakville Kingston Bellcritle to bounce the einbthpllee Ali Hornet WfiiiPushes Them CloserTo Barrie rivers the Collingwoodilcorlnx George Ford and Alan Mich re pied for Drillia The game was to minutes late farting snowstorm delayed arrival or the Drillia elrb THREAT LEADERS Al stock the Gait win adva them to within four points of leagueleading Barrie llyers Ron Hornett led Gait with three goals lern Belanger Bill Hwoy Joe Hogan and Howie Dietridi added the others Rookie Bob Jeffery raised his season production to 12 with two Woodstock goals Playing coach ttck McIntyre scored the other goal for the As who now have lost 19 of 15 starts Off the Ice Bill McGill Oritlll managcrcoaoh was fined an cndiselosed amount Tuesday by the Olin The penalty was the result of an incident at the crit lia Community Centre Sunday following loss by the Tar riers lollorrie hich accosted referee Gord Fevereeu of Toronto outside the referees room claiming Bar rles key fourth goal was scored on an nitride play The Orilila couch came close foblows and vms forcibly restrainel by Ter rier netmlnder Gerryltlclt Namara 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