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Ein last b Club w even SCcar Thei the M Walke club e were W H. Cha Wal Rinn Wins Ecclestone Cup at Local Bonspiel Wnn fin t B Friday Night Was Successful for Both Sport and Social Activities. Walker Skips Winners of Club Event. Fourâ€" Ender Attracts Many Entries. Junior Championship of North Decided Toâ€"Night 424 «. > s ts ces cce ces nd In H Ri Il Vagabond Kings Dance.. JOHNNY BROACA Wednesday Who may be Who in 1935 iverside Pavilion ial ecclestone Cup KRound to W ig events in LN Timmins Curlinag riday night when ink to a win on ie cup and J. R the soothing lodies playâ€" hy estone. went tGathers vere J. R McDivitt Success. ndividua d 3 e \ matche d and â€" Kinkel 2 A. J Dwyver by BILL BRAVUVCHER aAa mItle semi f{foutr eve pre fou Central Press Association, lir Oil pro HC¢ ng outl . zame h another He ke n W a Todd won from Pickering. Lang won frxom Ostrosser. Huckabone won from White Rinn won from Harkness. Prout wetn from McCoy. Secoend Round Lawlor won from Ramsay. h5(e 6 Picke Walker won from Ostross ‘Todd won from White. Cain won from Black. Prout won from Ramsay Second Round Amm Huck Catr Rd Walker Cain w LICwe w Lowe woOn Rinn won Cain won fIrom CGarson. won from Hill. Third Round Graham won from Lawlor. Huckabone won from Amm Rinn won from Walker. Cain won frem Lowe. semiâ€"Finals Ck¢ 11 11 bone wWwon fanned 16 Montré 10 Rochestsrites. on Irom ArsSCOCL. won from Carson. won from Lowe. von from Black. n from Graham gz ‘won from Regan Heavy ron from Regan. on from Pickerin Finals ron from Lawlor. Consolation First Round yson from Ramsay n from Arscott. 11 won from Whits won from Prou Round 1t Finals from Huckabone Club Event First Round m from Brough. from Belanger. from Graham. n from Langdon. m from Lang. : from Hill. n from Ostrosser * § Third #®eml m Drew. on from FHl Finals ron Fourâ€"Ender First Round ‘om Todd. on from L ‘cm Prout. from Drew m Carson 1111 rll y n Belang < from 3 rom Harkness. om Amm. from Huckason rd Round m Rinn. com Carson. om Cain. from McCoy. niâ€"Finals Iliz N( nd Round 11 l 7d 1lost nin ht Champ. m Graham MeC 5 hss p irluable , Mass, where he 1. Broaca prepp2d 1 Phillips Andove: at Yale. Besides freshman eleven, OTl inning iinpi0t pinch 11 eSut averag s, fanning 7 pitched. H ORSSE the summe! wark where t two strikâ€" ngzs. In one ba AT wept Di Brown dua ny ofâ€" veland flinger a AJOY h he HC hi Canadiens Win the T.B.A.A. Cup for 1935 Canadiens ie . <~1 High School ..:.....8 3 3 0 23 23 Tuxis i9. 1y 9‘ 1. < 18 23 The Canadxens and Tuxis have tied game. The Canadiens, a combination hocâ€" key team from St. Charles and St. Joseph‘s separate schools, won the Timmins Boys‘ Athletie Association championship in the 15â€"yearâ€"old class on Saturday morning at the skating rink. The High School juniors, with whom they played a series of three games in the finals, were blanked by seven goals. In the previcus games Canadiens won the first by one goal and the second was tied at one all. St. Joseph‘s School won from St. Charles in the 13â€"yearâ€" old T.B.A.A. Class. Canadiens were playing under a : ere handicap as they could only mu enough players to fill the positions the ice, with no spares. First Loss in Town Group for Canadiens The High School hockey team in the intermediate town league is now within one point Of the leagueâ€"leading Cana@â€" diens as the result of Friday night‘s game when High School eked out a four to three victory. It was the ltser‘s first defeat of the season. Monday‘s scheduled game between the two teams was postponed and will be played at a later date. High School‘s win gives them an exâ€" tra hold on the playâ€"off position as Tuâ€" xis have only three points so far. Tuxis are reported as picking up under expert coaching and there may yet be a real battle to decide who the playâ€"off teams will be. Here is the standing of present. The winning team was much the same outfit that went into the public and seâ€" parate school finals the evening before and was defeated by Schumacher public school. One or two players were added. In the 13â€"yearâ€"old T.BA.A. class St. Joseph‘s separate school won from St. Charles separate school three goals to This leaves the two first place and a playâ€" ranged. St. Joseph‘s separate school triumhped in the 11â€"yearâ€"old class with the score at five to one over Central. Here again some marked playing ability was seen and the effects of playground hockey as an aid to promoting the sport were shown clearly. Central public school defeated Matâ€" tagami public school for the 12â€"yearâ€"old championship when they made another one to nil score. So the honours for the evening were well divided between the representative schools. Mayor Richardson presented the winning teams with cups at the conclusion of the games. The final game on the card was Teachers vs. Hollinger Survey Office. Hollinger won a closely contested match four to three. High School Team Did the Trick Friday Night. At That There was a Small Margin. the championship after about minutes of play. Adult fans were surâ€" prised at the ability shown by players of both teams and there have been some suggestions made that might make it pessible to keep the boys playing toâ€" gether in order to work up junion material. Public school teams were the big atâ€" traction at the Timmins skating rink on Friday night when district chamâ€" pionships were decided. Neariy 700 fans. many of them adults, turned out to the first event of its kind staged in Timâ€" mins. Those who sponsored the games were a little dubious as to whether the idea would take but now it is the intenâ€" tion of the public school teachers to make the playâ€"offs an annual affair. In the 14â€"yearâ€"old class Schumacher and St. Charles school played some really smart hockey. Neither team had scored at the end of the three periods. Three overtime periods were played and still no winner could be found. Finâ€" ally it was decided to award the game to team scoring the first gcal and the Schumacher squad earned the right to Big Crowd at Playofts in {School Hockey Games Schumacher Wins 14â€"yearâ€"old Class ; St. Joseph‘s Takes 11â€" yearâ€"old Class. _ Schumacher and St. Charles Closely Matched. Gore Bay Recorder ways tell when a 1 fall in love with | nsible she will keep If until it begins to Third Round Ecclestone won from Amm Drew won from Ramsay. Brough won from Brown. Cain won from Pickering. Semiâ€"Finals Ecclestone won from Drew Cain won from Brough. Finals Cain won from Ececlestone ivâ€"Ooff man er; but i the news dawn on the league a woman C s beginni ut if she the right to ibout three him ied fot THE PORCUPTNE ADVANCTE, OoNTaARIO seV Central Public 6cl Kauno Korri; defenc | Widar Anderson: wil Winnipeg Tribune:â€"Prime minister:, like other folk, learn sooner â€"or later that man‘s shoulders can carry so much of a burden and no more. All dians hops Mr. Bennett will not jeoâ€" pardize a leadership in the larger things by the distraction of so many details, more of which should be assignâ€" eda@ to others. BOXING‘S BIGGEST BRAWL Fistiana will toss its biggest party of all time on March 15, when the groaning ring in Madison Square Garâ€" den will be asked to stand up under the strain of a between Primo Carâ€" nera and Ray Impelletiere. These bexing behemoths will carry on to the canvas a total weight of almost 500â€" poundsâ€"more than a quarterâ€"ton of ponderous humanity, which will wave its fists and go through the manoeuvres usually associated with a boxing bout. Whether it will really become a fight is problematical. ‘The size and weight is there in abundance; the boxing skill anq possibly the willingness to make it a real fight is only problematical. Imâ€" pellitiere, who looms into the atmosâ€" phere for six feet, seven and one half inches and tips the scales at 270 pounds has not yet proved himself a heavyâ€" weight boxer of class and he has been around quite a while. Generally he is classed a chronic secondâ€"rater. Carâ€" nera, the "Da Preem," whose ponderous 278 pounds wilted so helplessly before the concentrated fury of Max Baer in their title bout, may or may not fightâ€" depending mostly whether Da Preem loses his temper or not. It certainly will not be a boxing bout. Neither of these maulers has much skill. Strictly as a brawl between a pair of overgrown bruisers it shapes up as a success. A quarterâ€"ton of animated bulk should be be able to make the strongest of rings groan a bit and maybe by leaning 4A little on some of their punches the masâ€" todens may even hurt each other and make tie customers believe they are witnessing a fight. Anyway it will hold one recordâ€"its the biggest thing the battling business has vet seen. Central Public School, 11 years and underâ€"goal, Lido Omiccili; defence, George Vartinuk, Jack Hamilton; wings, Billy Carson, Lloyd Koskie; centre, Alâ€" bert Roy; alternates, Gunnar Telkkinen Bob Ross, Murray Stanley, Clifford Cretney, Mario DeMarco. ‘ Teachersâ€"goal, Bastien; defence, Anâ€" glin, Lalonde:; wings, Charron, Bourâ€" jois; centre, Felletier; alternates, Fisâ€" her, Murray, Sparks. Hollinger Survey Officeâ€"goal, Craig; defence, Moore, McKelvie; wings, Platt, Heavysege; centre, Rankin; alternates, Miller. Smith, Donald, Maynard. witnessing a Ngnhn hold one recordâ€" the battling busine CGeorge Ogilvy. Mattagami Public School, 12 years; goal, Lloyd Durkin; defence, Haro!ld Hursley, CGGilynne James; wings, Bill Hodgins, Arthur Orr; centre, Lloyd Durkin; alternates, James Clark, George Leach, Stanley Cripps, James The Champions Schumacher Public School, 14 years and over:â€"goal, Frank Ovis; defence, Frank Fowler, Henry Fulton; wings, Fred McNaughton, Billy Greer; centre, Carl HMHannah; alternates, Jimmy Fowâ€" ler, Joe ITanerelli, Edmund Luchen. Central Public School, 12 yearâ€"goal, 4 PRIMO cannsm l(’ Sault Player May \ _Be with Cub Wolves Kirklandâ€"Sudbury Final This Evening W. S. Blake, of Schumacher and Wilâ€" fred Brown of Timmins have been acâ€" tive in bringing the Forcupine Basketâ€" ball League together: Officers elected at the meeting on Friday night are J. A. Keeley, McIntyre honoraryâ€"presiâ€" dent; wW. S. Blake, Schumacher High School, president; Mr. Arnott, Schuâ€" macher, viceâ€"president; N. D. Runnals, Timmins High School, secretaryâ€"treaâ€" The decision to form a league came as the result of several informal talks and an organization meeting on Friday night when representatives of Schuâ€" macher and Timmins high schools, Schumacher and South Porecupine towns and the Achilles Club of Timmins were present. Those who attended have felt for some time that Timmins and disâ€" trict has not been well enough organâ€" ized in the matter of basketball and they expect that the present league will popularize the sport to a considerable degree. Weekâ€"End Hockey Scores Wolves have a 4â€"goal Lead on Home Iee in Deciding Game for N.0O.H. A. Senior Honours. A five team basketball league of 'I‘im-’ surer. mins, Schumacher and South Porcupine The goes into action on Friday night at the| game: Timmins High School when the local FriC high school plays the Schumacher] at Ti High School team. On the same evenâ€"| at Ac ing at the same place the Achilles Club We meets Schumacher Town team. cupin Kirkland Lake Millicnaires have a four goal disadvantage when they meet the Sudbury seniors at Stanley Staâ€" dium, Copper Cliff, toâ€"night in the last of the home and home series. The N. O. H. A. championship in the senior section seems headed toward the Nickel City unless the Millionaires can imâ€" prove their work at the net over the weekâ€"end. Porcupine Basketball League Now Organized Meeting Held at Timmins High School on Friday Evening. Officers Elected. Schedule Drawn up for the Games in in the League. Friday night‘s game in Kirkland Lake was plaiyed before a capacity house and although the Sudbury cutfit had the first and last parts of the game well tied up, the Millionaires had a chance to show their wares in the middle secâ€" tion. Sudbury opened the scoring when Runions took a pass from Cooper after about five minutes of play. Thoms evened the score about half way through the frame but Cooper and Conick put the visitors in the lead beâ€" fore the bell rang. In the third, Sudbury got well orâ€" ganized and put on the pressure. They scored three quick goals and settled back to defend their lead. The Teams Sudbutyâ€"goal, Healy; defence, Porâ€" ter, Empey; wings, Cooper, Runions; The second period was scoreless anc although the Millionaires had the edge their work at the defenders blue lin« was poor. When they did get in : position to shoot, they were off colour ter, Empey: wings, CoopPp®r, KRKunions centre, Conick alternates, Andersor Bellingham, Donnelly, Ironstone. Kirkland Lakeâ€"goal, Ames:; defence Forter, Godin; wings, Swayze, Cooke alternates, Fasano, O‘Connor, Myre Thoms,. Conway. Officiaisâ€"Dr. . QO‘L.eary, Noranda Shorty Green, Sudbury., As the Sault has no junio this year‘s N.OH.A., Ross is play for the nearest club, case is Sudbury. Sudbury officials recognized his abi lity when he appeared in an exhibitio: game there. Two other Sault St« Marie juniors are with the Cub Wolvs this vear, Grosso and Pozzo. £t. Mary‘s Journalâ€"Argus:â€"Road Hogz (to policeman who has stopped him)>â€" I say, all you don‘t know about traffic would fill a bock. Policcemanâ€"And all you don‘t know about dariving, would fill a hospital. Harry Ross, a Sault Ste. Marie c league star, will be seen in action wi the Sudbury Cub Wolves toâ€"night South Porcupine, according to info mation,. given The Advance. N,H.L.â€"Sund xBoston 2, Detroit 1 xChicago 1, Rangers 1. Americans 4, Maroons ? Saturday Boston 7, Toronto 4. Detroit 5, Canadiens 3 Rangers 5, St. Louis 1. International Leagueâ€"Sund Syracuse 3, London 1. Buffalo 3, London 2. Cleveland 4, Windsor xâ€"Overtime. for First Time in Night‘s Junior Game Saturday igibl iA V Friday, April 5thâ€"Timmins‘ H. S. at Achilles Club. Saturday, April 6thâ€"Schumacher Town at Schumacher H. S. Wednesday, April 10thâ€"Schumacher Town at South Porcupine Friday, April 12â€"Schumacher H. S. at Achilles Club. South Forcupine at ‘Timmins games: Friday, March 15â€"Schumacher H.S. at Timmins H. S. Schumacher Town at Achilles Club. 4 Wednesday, March 20thâ€"South Porâ€" cupine at Schumacher H. S. Timmins H. S. at Schumacher Town. Friday, March 22ndâ€"Schumachet Town at Timmins H. S. South Porcuâ€" pine at Achilles Club. Wednesday, March 27thâ€"Achilles Club at South Porcupine. Timmins H S. at Schumacher H. S. Saturday, March 30â€"Achilles Club at Schumacher H. S. South Porcupine at Schumacher Town. Saturday, April 13thâ€"Schumacher H. S. at South Porcupine Wednesday, April 17thâ€"Achilles Club at Schumacher Town Friday, April 19thâ€"Timmins H. S. at Seuth Porcupine. plenty. Down in Sudbury Doran and Maki shone with McKay and Miller giving assists in two of the four goals scored Shannon scored fcur of the winner‘s eleven goals, Conick three, Stuart and Hillér two each. Both Shannon and Conick are on the Cubs‘ first line. Tie at End of First The first period was over all but five minutes before the Cub Wolves got their first and Doran tied it up before the Sudbury Has Seven Goal Lead for N.O.H.A. Final kies. hittin night, they‘ll be resting confidently behind a sevenâ€"goal lead in the N.D. H.A. junior final series. But the Porâ€" kies are at home this time; they‘ve played in the big Stanley Stadium and they held the touted Wolves down to a tie in the first period of that first disâ€" astrous game. They think they can do even better than just a tie toâ€"night. The Wolves weren‘t quite up to form Poarkies Should Do Better on Home lee. Held Score to Te in First Period at Sudbury in First Game Friday. 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