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i2 spomroDAY7 CANADI ENS' GOACrt STORMS ft 1 last period half over took the 3png3 out of the game and sent Harry Howell to the hospital for stitches over his left eye. Jim Roberts fired a 60-foot chot from the point and it struck Howell and caromed into the net. Mahovlieh, Lemalre), 4:52 2. MONTREAL. P.

Mahovjich (I) 3. LOS ANGELES, Kozak (10) IVenas ky. Harper), 18:12 PENALTIES Barry (LA), La-fleur (M), Bernier (LA), Houle (M), 37; Brown (LA), Laoointe (Ml, Lnuk (LA), Bouchard (M), 19:29. SECOND PERIOD SCORING None PENALTY Larosa (M), 20:06. THIRD PERIOD 4.

MONTREAL, Roberts () (Wilson, Richard), 9:32 PENALTIES None. SHOTS ON GOAL Montreal on Vachon 7 15 1234 Los Angeles on Dryden 9 10 i 27 Attendance 12,274. SCORE BY PERIODS Montreal 2 0 Los Angeles 10 FIRST PERIOD T. MONTREAL, Cournoyer (20) 1-3 0-1 (F. ford of the Kings.

Early ta ttle day his 8-year-old son, Robbie was injured playing, hockey. A skate broke his nose and he required 2Vi hours of surgery. The only bright side for the 12,274 fans was the goaltending of Rogatien Vachon and the hustle of the rookie line headed by Vic Venasky. Vachon kept the Kings in the game as he fielded his position with the agility of a major league shortstop. He did this after needing first aid during the warmup when he was hit in the side of the head by a puck shot by teammate Bob Berry.

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Chicago at Oakland, Channel 2, 1 p.m. Pittsburgh at San Diego, KFI, 1 p.m. HOCKEY Los Angeles Kings at Chicago, KFI, 5:30 p.m. Los Angeles Sharks at Houston, KUTE-FM, 5:30 p.m. Sanchez Loses Title to Legra MONTERREY, Mexico (UPD Jose Legra scored an easy victory Saturday night over 1 rrt Sanchez, who was stripped of his World Boxing Council featherweight title for failing to make the weight Sanchez went down 12 times in 10 rounds in a performance at Monumental Stadium that looked more like a wrestling match than professional boxing.

Legra, born in Cuba and now operating out of Barcelona, is now the WBC's featherweight champion. Sanchez began his circus performance early Saturday afternoon at the weigh-ing-in ceremony when he was 3 pounds over the lim-' it for: the featherweight match, and thus' lost his title. Given multiple opportunities to work off his weight and get down to the correct weight Sanchez refused to make the effort. i Sanchez a downed three times in the -first round and another three times in the second. In' the ninth, round the fight had taken on comic proportions as Sanchez fell ior the 10th time and rolled over on his back.

In somejofv the falls Sanchez lay -face down on his- gloves u.ntil the'1 last possible moment before being counted out. Then he would spring up, back into action On.the' 12th fall, which occurred-in the 10th round, the referee became weary of the nonsense and gave the fight to Legra. The spectators filled the ring with shoes, coins of small denomination, and paper cups in protest, boo-. ing and whistling at Sanchez as he made for the dressing rooms. WIPEOUT Brazilian race champion Emerson Fit tipaldi demonstrates special glasses equipped with Signature Name'.

Address 'City. IJl battery-powered wipers 7 Nothing New in Football; Blaik Saw Zero Formation Back in 1919 si The San Francisco 49ers may have been surprised 3 when Rams coach Tommy The worlds mmt popEilar Luxuriously gift-wrapped at no extra cost 1 1 Prothro unveiled his zero jf formation in their recent Monday night game, but it i was old stuff to a TV view-1 er named Earl Blaik, the I former' Army coach. 5 "1 got a great laugn out 'i at Brussels racing snow. Wl WlrephotO offensive linemen were named finalists- for the Vince Lombardi; Award, which annually goes to college football's best man. The offensive standouts were tackle Sise- more of Texas, guard John Hannah of Alabama and center Tom Brahaney of Oklahoma.

1 Former welterweight champion Jimmy McLar-nin, a longtime resident of Southern cele- brates his 65th birthday today. A native-of Belfast, McLarnin first won, fame in the Los. Angeles area, whipping Fidel LaBarba, Jackie Fields and Pancho Villa (alK future or past champions) before his 18th birthday in 1925. At least one person attending the harness races at Hollywood Park, last P'riday went" home with, more than he came with. Track officials reported that a plaque, bearing the shoes of 14 of the world's top trotters and pacers was taken from the clubhouse display case.

Western Harness Racing is offering a reward its return. v' Names in the News Angels manager Bobby i 1 a successful baseball- coach' at Arizona State for 13: years, will be "inducted into Arizona's Hall of Fame next Friday. i Australian Shane Gould, winner of three gold me-. dais in the Munich Olym-; pics, has -been invited 'to compete inV a women's' international swim meet Feb. 17 at 'East Los An-' geles College.

1 Al Feuerbach, holder of indoor shot put record, has entered the Sunkist' Invitational meet Jan, 20 at the Sports Arena. Jim Bradley, a high school coach Las Cruces for 8 years; was football, coach at cNew Mexico State, replacing Jim Wood, who was fired after the Aggies com- pleted a 2-9 season. Quotebook quarterback Rae, assessing Rose Bowl opponent Ohio State: "They're really not, I don't think, one of the best teams in the nation." saw that formation used Tufts College in 1919 when I was a cadet. It cer- It's maddening when you get goaltending like that and don't take advantage of it. He was something else in the second period.

But it was just a bad day." Vachon never had a chance on any of the goals, the first one by Yvon Cournoyer was on a power play and he got a perfect pass from Frank Mahov-lich right at the corner of the net. The second came when the Canadiens were a man short and the other Ma-hovlich, with a teammate coming down the Other side, was able to fake the little Frenchman into giving him just enough room to slip the puck into the corner of the net. The final goal with the i. Continued from First Page color man, Dan" Avey, angrily demanding a public apology because Avey had reported his first period appearance had been to check on why the Cana-diens were credited with only 7 shots on goal in the opening session. Bowman claimed Avey was in error.

The defeat, which, ran the Kings' string of win-less games against, the Eastern leaders to 11, two of which were ties, dropped them into fifth place in the Western Division. And it may be a costly one. Serge Bernier had to be helped off the ice when he banged into the boards late in the game' and injured his left ankle. He was taken to Cen-tinela Valley Hospital where X-rays will be taken. He remained home when the team left imme-.

diately for Chicago tp play the Black Hawks tonight. It was a bad day-all around for coach Bob Pul- PRO HOCKEY NHL Enttrn DivlilM Pts. GFGA Montreal N.Y. Rarwers Boston Buffalo Detroit Toronto Vancouver N.Y, Islanders 46 12S 75 41 llg 86 41 13' 100 3 117 92 27 89 91 23 95 100 22 93 132 5144 Western Division Pts. GF GA Chleaao 18 10 I 38 116 82 Minnesota 16 12 2 35 103 85 34 115 112 33 118 94 32 100 98 29 80 102 26 78 97 15 79 IX Philadelphia 15 Pittsburgh 15 Los Angeles 14 Atlanta 12 St.

Louis 10 California 4 13 4 12-3 13 4 16 14 6 Saturday's Results Montreal 3, Los Angeles 1 Vancouver 4, California I Detroit 4, Toronto 1 Philadelphia 2, New York Islanders 1 Pittsburgh 6, Atlanta 3 -Minnesota- 5. New York Rangers 1 Buffalo 4. St. Louis 3 Only games scheduled. Tonight's Sehedul Los Angeles at Chicago, KFI, 5:30 p.m.

Toronto at Buffalo. Pittsburgh at New York Rangers. New York Islanders at Atlanta. Boston at Philadelphia. Minnesota at Detroit.

Only games scheduled. WNA Eastern Division Pts. GF GA New England 21 10 1 43141104 Cleveland 18 12 .1. 37 111 84 New York 18 15 0 36 144 117 Quebec 15 14 1 31 106 109 Ottawa 14 1 29 104 123 Philadelphia 10 20 0 21 103 139 7. Wtsttrn Diviswn Pts.

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