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put together, ‘The only one any selfish tendencies at all €Connors and at that he got a #«oals. Lin Fluker of the Senior team handled the bell and made a good job af it. (On Wednesday night last, the cub papermakers cinched the Northern Juâ€" zior Group when they emerged victoâ€" rious for the fifth consecutive occasion ever Jack Marshall‘s junior pupils to the tune of ten goals to two. But that is not the best part of it. Whilst it was nice to see the boys win, the manâ€" in which they won tickled the fans to death; in the previous games the Boys have shown a decided lack of atâ€" tention to team work and in addition would not hold their places. But on Wednesday night that was all changâ€" esd ; they played more combination and team work in that one game than they have shown all the rest of the season put together. ‘The only one who had any selfish tendencies at all was Bob €Connors and at that he got a couple of Mad2s Fifth Consecutive Win From Timmins Juniors Last Week. Falls Juniors the championship of this Eunior Group. The sceore was 10 to 2. The following is the report of the game as giveun by *‘The Fiend‘‘ in The Broke Hustler this week :â€" IROQUOIS FALLGS JUNIORS WiNNERS OF THIS CROUP Last Wednesday at Iroquois Falls, Timmins Juniors met their fifth conseâ€" eutive defeat, the victory giving the The first period was pretty fair hoâ€" In the second period Timmins playâ€" ed much better than in the initial frame and foreed the issue consistentâ€" ly and for the first ten minutes had more of the play than the home gang. Seven minutes from the start Campâ€" bell, the big defence man took a long shot which Aibbie was set for when Gordon Dewar deflected it past the disgusted Cox. Three minutes latâ€" er Don Cameron tallied with a pretty one when he stickhandled his way right through for the prettiest goal of the evening. The miners were trying hard but when Connors and Lowry ran in another two, that took the heart out of them. The second inâ€" termission arrived with the secore 6â€"2 for the Abitibiâ€"ites. y The third period livened up a little but there was only one team in it and ckey but the team work and shooting of the homesters landed four tallies behind Mickey Downey‘s erring son. The boys were playing nice combmaâ€" tion and a clean game with few penâ€" alties. Five minutes from the openâ€" ing Connors taking Jerry Lowry‘s pass landed one in the twine followed a minute after by young Gauthier who batted in a rebound. Timmins were far from out of the picture however, but their shooting was weak and especially Gorman, who with men better plaeed than himself would rather shoot than pass it. Then on goes George Fahey who to the surâ€" prise of everybody concerned drove in two goals in two minutes. The first gong rang with the tally four nothing for the Falls. Timmins Last Stand In the visitors citadel young Downey piayed a whale of a game and used good judgement in coming out of goal to block shots when his defence was beaten and saved many certain goals. Campbell excelleéed in rushing ans shooting whilst sandy haired Gorman was in the thick of it all night. Don Falls Play the Gameâ€"Now In the home nets Abbie Cox perâ€" formed what little he had to do with speed and dispatch. Roy Graham ftted in nicely on defence and checked rush after rush particularly in the second period. Bob Connors played brilliant hockey when he liked, but at other times he spoiled his exhibition by roaming all over the lot and the stufi for which he was rightly banished. Gauthier on the right got a lot of bumps but took it all in good part and as usual ‘backcehecked after the style of Dinny Dinsmore. Bobby Boucher in centre will cause anxiety to many a defence in the play offs. Jerry Lowâ€" ry for some reason or another was not up to his game and was content to spend the best part of his time hangâ€" ing back. When he did come to life he was all right. George Fahey surprised everyone Iby his goal getting abilities, whilst Gordon Dewar played a good gcame. they ran in another four goals and the only fly in the ointment was a couple of loving matches by the participants whom Referee Fluker promptly banish ed and several penalties for needless offences to Connors who fin@ally retired. Gorman, Campbell and Conâ€" nors seemed to pack a grouch all night. Magistrate Atkinson has had both variety and number in the cases before him during the past couple .of weeks. A. Furtis was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary for slashing his wife with an axe. V. Ukkelo paid $200.00 and costs for having liquor in a public place. The case against Bill Romoanchuk in connection with the alleged illegal possession of gold ore was remanded till called upon, which has much the same effect as a dismusâ€" sal. The ease against August Anson was dismissed. ‘He was charged with illegally taking goods from his broâ€" ther‘s farm but after the hearing of the case he was honorably acquitted. The case against N. MceGovern was withdrawn. Paul Gagnon on a charge of having liquor in a public place was | fined $200.00 and costs. On a similar| charge a dfine of $300.00 was levied on | ons omm omm m uns on snn mm mm omm mm css MAN WHO SLASHED WIFBE WITH AXE GETS TWO YEARS 10. 11; Iroquois Falls Timmins Coal ; ;:.‘. ... Downey Graham ...... Defence ... Campbell Connors.... ... Defence .... Gorman Gauthier ...... Right .... Portelance Boucher ...... Céentre ..;.... Briden Lowry‘......... Left:‘ .: Cameron Faliey ... Spare .... Desormeau Dewar .....:, .4 Spare .. ... ; Johnson Refereeâ€"Lin Fluker, Iroquois Falls. Graham ...... .. ... ... Gauthier ...... Boucher ...... Cameron‘s stickhandling won him apâ€" plause and he was the best of the visitâ€" or‘s attack. Portelance, as usual had speed to burn, but rambled all over the ice. Desormeaun evidently has a temper and showed it. The feature of the game was the much improved combination and weaim work of the winners and if they show that work in the semiâ€"final and finals they will take some ‘beating. The question is however, will they show it ? Lineâ€"up :â€" Iroquois Falls (G) 2nd. Period Timmins, Campbell Timmins, Cameron .... Iroquois Falls, Connors Iroquois Falls, Lowry . 3ard. Period Iroquois Falls, Gauthier Iroquois Falls, Lowry .. Iroquois Falls, Boucher Iroquois Falls, Bonueher Iroquois Iroquois Iroquois Iroquois l1st. Period Iroquois Falls, Connors Iroquois Falls, Gauthier Iroquois Falls, Fahey .. Iroquois Falls, Fahey .. iGoal :; .:. . Defence . . Defence . ~Hight ... ~Centre .. t e e e o a a ~â€" ce .. Ua ce ... G +. 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