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By FRANK BROWN
_ The Associated Press
Some National Hockey
League teams have been
taking a calculated risk
this season by playing
one goalie in a majority
of their games.

- Toronto Maple Leafs
have used Mike
Palmatcer in all but five
of their 35 contests so far.
That’s not unexpected;
Palmateer played in 50 of
their 80° contests last
year.

Los Angeles Kings have
used Rogie Vachon in 24
of their last 25 games,
including a stretch of 18
in a row. That, too, is no
surprise, because Vachon
played in 68 games Last
year.

-_Minnesota North Stars
have done the same thing
with Pete LoPresti, who
annually is a busy man,
and Pittsburgh Penguins
with Denis Herron, who
has played 12 of the last
13 since Dunc Wilson fell
into the dog house.

But the major offender
has been Butfalo, which
has used Don Edwards a
8 ering 19 games in a
ror aad hasn’t given him
a full night off in the last

39 games. The last time
Edwards got an evening's
rest was Oct. 16 when
Gerry Desjardins lost a 2-
0 game to Chicago Biack
Hawks.

“Now Desjardins is out
of the picture for at least
the next three weeks
because he separated his
shoulder when he fell in
the dressing room after
practice Tuesday.
CONTINUES HEX

That continued the
incredib injury he hex that
continually
terrupted the M teran
netminder’s career. Most
recently -he had shown
strong signs of coming
back from the eye injury

ma t nearly ended h

ao eat a places even a
hoavier weight on the
slender shoulders of
Edwards, the Sabres’ 22-
year-old goaltender. The

Terrace Reds. beat) Au Seasons Tue

were a risk ©

Sabres are neck-and-neck
with Boston Bruins and
Toronto in the Adams
Division first-place race.
With
me.
and Buffalo in no position

every game

to worry about a goalie's.
battle fatigue with all the
other injuries they’ve got,

they are faced with a di-
lemma—do they . keep

paying Edwards or face:

ect of losing
pin with a backup man

There had been hope
that Desjardins would.

ready to play, and soon. -

And there was a

reason why—the Sabres
have tied their last four .

more and more .

games aad had led. in two
of a Weariness may

aying ~ pat
athogghs ‘there have een
some key - injuries to’

defencemen: . Jocelyn
Guevremont.. and. J
Schoenfeld aswell as to
right _ Winger. Rene

SAUVE Is. BACKUP .

Now the. backup goalie .

will be Bob Sauve, a
veteran of exactly four

NEL contests.
. "Edwards will have ‘to -
deal with ‘that problem...

“I love. to play’. the
game,” he said recently,
“If I'm called on to play
wal! pext “45 games, |

Giants up p for

SAN FRANCISCO
(AP) — Bud Herseth, a
Phoenix, Ariz., meat-

packing executive whose.
purchase of 50 per cent of ©

an Francisco Giants
helped keep the National
League baseball team

from moving to Toronto, . :
has authorized lawyer.

Richard Tinkham

of .
Indianapolis to find him a .
e wants out be-°

buyer.
cause the team continues
to lose money. «

“Mr. Tinkham has uniil

Jan. 15 to come up with a
buyer and, if he does,

then (co-owner Bob) |

Lurie has 30 days to
match the selling price of
my half and keep the club
in San Francisco,"
Herseth said Tuesday.

Lurie said

- any.
proposals have: cate

solutely nothing to do

with moving the Giants to
another city.” .

“Tf Bud finds a buyer
then, yes, I can consider

the new pe ople ’s price. If |

[find the price excessive,
then the new buyer
jimply would take over

's partnership.”

“Herseth purchased ‘a

-half interest in the Giants

191 all ou

“baseball is out at ‘iy
league.”

“Cattle is my:
and I just can
h time

business

o

; situation, ’”..

tough: at ail.” ” _

; . Lurie and.1 lost. -
over $2 million: the last
two seasons’ and I can't. |
afford it,” Herseth said.

t ‘apend as-
ee , i:
“side - |

sae

tt "Ones goalie games-- “

ens Hotel beat Ev's
glpres and terrace

ed over All {
- Seasons in ‘ace Men's
Commercial - League
basketball action —
‘ay night.
Bcores were

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Los
- Angel es Rams, Denver
Broncos, Dallas Cowboys
and Oakland Raiders are
heavily ‘represented on
- National Football League
alistar teams selected by
The Sporting News.

' The Rams have seven

ayers and the Cowboys
ive: on the National
Conference team while
the Broncos and Raiders
have five each on the
American Conference

‘The teams:
Conference |

Defence
Harvey Martin, Dallas,
and Jack Youngblood,
Los eles, ends;
-Clevelan Elam, San
Francisco, and Larry
Brooks, Los Angeles,
‘tackles; Bill amide
Philadelphia, idle
ebacker ; |

Natonal

Rolland
Lawrence, Atlanta ta, and
Monte. - Jackson, ‘

eles, - *eornerbacks;

hpson, Laos
eles, Safeties; John
James, Adanta, punter.

Olfence

~ws Drew Pearson; Dallas, es
+ t:.4nd-Harold Jackson, Los
. Angeles, wide receivers; 15

Jean Fugett, Washington, '

t end; Ban Dierdorf,

. ‘Bt. Louis, "and Ron Yay,

“He's had no
eferentlal - treatment,” ”
uffalo coach ‘Marcel
Pronovost ‘said recently,

. referring: ta: "Edwarda. ©

‘Ts not: so- much the

physical tiredness ‘we're -

‘concerned about ‘with
Don:, It's. the - mental

. alertness.”

“The toughest’ ‘thing
ort.is to be

a tavcrds
dwards
well

about’ anys
able torelax

says. ou re ‘pret
uptight all’ through. the
games, ;Your _ con--
centration has got to be
100 per cent..I've been
called on; Tiguesd, julte a
bit. But I’ don't nd At

sale

vith’ Curie in? “adie
ust before. the-team was
be sold ani, mowed to

began oth sale tka
about Selling ‘he.

when. he: -reviewed.. othe
financial ‘losses’ of: the -

“Giants, for_ the ‘last. two :

years. and: determined -

~ England fades mo
ain cricket |

_ HYDERABAD,

Pakistan. BAD yo
adir, a 21- ear-.
- was’ in for: one! ti dts

second innings for a lea
-, first-class cricket or only ead

Abdul -:
old Pa stan leg-a
who - has: been paving

three season’, wrecked

* England’s frst innings on

the third d
second erieket

taking six for, 44. At one
point Qadir, turning the
1 out-of two wom
ie a took four for alx’
a devastating 16-ball
-and: his . final
spe was a Pakistan

record against England,’
beating . “Pazal "6

“Mab

of. the . Engl
t today. ;

From an overnight 123 |
for two, England faded to:
with Qadir’ England

ot mpoud's six tor: 46 at the |
Oval:in Exigland in-1954:

“At: the close, Pakistan...

of 139 and apparently
heading .for th ri tiret
ever ad. vietory a over
and. .-::;

The day started wlth a
disastrous setback for
nd - when’ ” f
Boycott was run out for”
79. Then six more wickets
fell for the addition of Just
2 runs and
defiant cnewicket stand
of 34 ‘in 68° minutes: by
Geoff.Cope and Bob Willis
to ‘give the total a sem-
blance of respectability.

- Bergerud
‘wins jump

INNSBRUCK, Austria
(AP) =. Per Bergerud of
Norway won the. third
event of the Four-Hill ski-
ump lng . Competition

lay with tmnps of
195 ard 103 metres.

‘Karo: Yiatitiils of
Finland was second with
jumps: of 100 and. 103
metres : ‘and: moved into
first | afier three of
the four’ events -in the
series, Tl The fourth will ce
staged at Bischofshofen,
Austria, on Friday.

> Finplah-born Tauno
of Thunder Bay,

werk 8 of 90 and

85 metres: for: 27th Bie
ree stands aist:

The QLyear-old
Benger erud was originally
ted witha Rit record
for ‘his:'105-meife~ jump,
but ‘organized? later
retideted: the/Recision
instead nantéd Falko
felsspflog of East Ger-
~ many. the recoftholder
with a jump of 106 metres
in practice,

“Yiantilla took 01 over first

place Sina

: Banehee . from . Jochen
nneberg. of East Ger-

ee zohan pal on
eaday when he pulled a
ment ina aining

“phitd in: ‘Wedinenday’s
event with leaps ofg7 and
100 metres ots rah
Tormaene f Fae land
while | aielspfog

au a jumps 67:5

er, formerly of

Eaat Germany but: , how
with the Austrian team
was fifth with 6 and 100.

oie Buse of. East.

is in second

ra over all followed by
felespfiog. .

; Butte,

‘Clevelan

the over-all in the:

- Ernie Froese, of Ey
makde 26 poin
Klues and Dave Crawley,

“alsofoE’ 8, both made 16

High scorers for the
Reds were Willy Chemko
with 23 points, Scott

Wiittke with 22 pointa, and
Fred Lindsay with 17

points.

All Seasons high
scorers were
Trelaind with 25 points and
Tom Marvin 2
Polntss.

All Star
‘teams pick ed

Minnesota, ‘tackles; Tom
Mack, Las eles, and
Bob Young, Louis,
puards; Toni Brale” St.
ouis, center; Roger
Staubach, Dallas,

quarterback; Walter

Payton, Chicago, and.

Chuck Foreman, Min-
nesota, running backs; .
Efren Herrera’ Dallas,
placekicker.

American Conference
Defence

anil? 48 Alzado, Denver,

Baltimore,” “ends: Coats |
Kelcher, San Diego, and -
Mike Barnes, Baltimore, —

tackles; Rand

Gradishar, envy el
‘middle linebacker; Jaick
Ham, Pittsburgh, and

Tom Jackson, Denver,
outside linebackers; Jack .

Tatum, Oakland, and Bill
Thompson, ’ Denver,
safeties;
Pittsburgh, and Louis |
W bt, ver, cormer-
ba Ray | Guy,

- Oakland, punter.

Offence

Nat Moore, Miami, and
Lynn Swann,
‘wide receivers; Dave
‘Caspar, Oakland, tight
end; Art Shell, Oakked

tame “tye
ami, center;
Craig ‘Morton, Denver,
uarterback; Franco
, Pittsb h, and

Lydell' Mitch
Bal

backs; Chris Bahr,
Cincinnati, placekicker.

Flyers"

PHILADELPHIA (AP) .
— Rick MacLeish and

Orest Kindrachuk scored —

third-period goals: as

Philadelphia Flyers

ed to a 6-4 victory

over eveland Barons in
a Nationa! Hockey
night” game Tuesday

MacLeish’s goal, his

ue. 14th of the season, came

at 7:03 of the third period.

’ Taking a pass from Ross

inside . the
blue line,
MacLeish, who had two
assists, beat goalie Gilles
Meloche with a low shot
to ‘Meloche’s left.

‘Five minutes later,
Kindrachuk scored the
winner, beating the
netminder from five feet
on 8 a pass from Bary

Lonsberr

Cleveland drew within
@ goal at 18:26 of the'
od when rookie Kris
ery scored his second
power lay goal: of the
night. The Barons. pulled

' Meloche with one minute

to go and controlled play
Philadelphia zone
but were unable to get a
cléan shot at goalie
Wayne Stephenson.

‘Cleveland’sPaul
Gardner pen ned scorin
at 2:49 of the firat peri
but Philadelphia ten it on

Dailey's shorthanded’
goal, Phitadelphia’s ninth
short-handed goal of the
season, tops in the NHL,

Manery put Cleveland
the second

up
reriod but Philadelphia .

regained the lead .on
power-play goal goals byt Bill

Holmgren. MGlevelset

Bob Murdoch. knotted: it
again with 1:35 left in the
period.

ese, of Ey

Mel Blout,' 1

Pittsburgh, .

"\, on the ‘three ‘fi field

” Bi $2,174.00

\ DENVER (AP)
. Denver Broncos quar-
terback coach abe
-JParilli is not new to the
Super Bowl.

‘He was the backup
quarterback behind Joe
Namath for New York

in the 1969 S
a l when they defea ad
Baltimore Colts 16-7.
Efé'also was the’ Holder

which provided 8 the

margin of victory, The
‘kicker was Jim Turner,
‘who: now kicks for the
‘Broncos. .

Both Parilli and Turner
‘wear rings to signify the
* Jets’ triumph.

“T'm ready to take this

ring off finally,” says
'! Parilli,” who played with

Ottawa ‘Rough Riders in

1959, “I want to replace it

with anotther one.

_ He compares the Jets’
situation in 1969 to the
Broncos’ isituation — this

year. ‘

“Baltimore was the
team that. everyone
expected to ibe there and
the Jets -were totally

slogieall edge, Now

psye ologicall edge. Now
everyone expiects Dallas
to ba at the Super Bowl
and nobody: expec
Denver. Matvbe we'll
have a psychological
edge this time, too.’

Parilli quar terbacked
only one play in. the Jets’
triumph in 1969.: Namath
ken up anid Parilli
went in and threw an
incomplete pais. The
next play tt the Jets kicked

d goal and iNamath

returned on the next
possession.

Parilli stacke‘
impressive statistics in
his long playing! career

Was 8

Dick Coxford (number 8) and Doug MacKay str
to regain the ball after a rebound. y rae |

Parilli takes
ring off

up.

which spanned two dec-
ades. After quar-
terbacking Kentucky to
victories in the Cotton
Bowl and Sugar Bowl in
1950 and 1951, respec-

Ce a

tively, Parilli went on to

professional football.
passed for 22,681

yards and 178 touchdowns

Playit in both

onl Foo

li- League. He was
oan most valuable
ayer in the AFL in 1964

ile Playing with Boston -

Soccer
switch

VANCOUVER (CP) —
Striker Kevin Hector of
Derby County of the
English First Division

has agreed to play for
Vancouver Whitecaps of
the North American
Seccer League in 1978, a
Whitecap
said teday.

Hector, 32, is the
leading active goal-
sedrer in the En

ts First Division with 253

goals in 466 league and
cup games.

The Whitecaps expect
Hector to sign a two-year

ment soon, said the - 5;
snokesman, and he will .

to the team in

report
March.

Vancouver. has’ ‘been

seeking a dependable »

striker, with coach Ton
Waiters scouting Englis

players for the last few «

months.

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