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s C McDonald, A. Ank¢riteâ€"Cioal, Mayowski; defence,} Scuth Porcupit McTaggart and Kerr; centre, C. Lamoth non: wings, Laflamme and Kauffman;} Timminsâ€"P. J. alternates, Millar, Kennedy, Richer.}C Ramsay, G. R Delmonte, Stothart; sub goal, Lajambe. Hollingerâ€"Goal, Bastien; defence,| Blairmore Ent« Simons and Plioplis; centre, Richard;} have been define wings, Chapman and Booth: alternates,‘ denarted spirits. Dass IrOm A tettes woent at had and beth to show their drives. â€" Finally Richer broke t liAinme gol n night on a pas non that put In the dyin Fraser and P penalties almo the third pe were playing | aged to hold « Just Richer (hxreeâ€"wa Richard ding the Chapma: Hollinger‘s pericd afte play. Abou Ankerite t Laflamme rifled past Minus their star centre player, Sam Fasano, who is cut of the game with a charley horse, Buffalo Ankertte won a colourless 4â€"2 decision over Hollinâ€" ger Junior Gold Kings in an exhibition Mines League game Thursday night last, before a small crowd. After a scoreless first period Hollinâ€" ger took a 2â€"1 lead in thne second, which they carried into the last 20â€" minute session. There had been little to choose between the two squads and less about which to becoms enthusiasâ€" tic. In the last period however Ankerite finally showed definite signs of returnâ€" ng consciowsness ard rapped home three goals to take the verdict 4â€"2. Ankerite Defeats Hollinger in Exhibition Game by 4â€" SOUTH PORCUPINE DEFEAT LAKE SHORE 6â€"2 The power should head the table afiter toâ€"morrow‘s games are over, for they play the railroaders, and Gambles will roll ‘em with the printers, as Gagnon says, "no fooling." Junior Gold Kings Held One Goal Lead at End of Second Period But Ankerite Finish Strong and Take Verdict on Threeâ€"Goal Rally in Last Twenty Minutes. Ailll CAme tO 11E fOTf games, then alons cam away went Alfie, but th The Irish wit did someo night, s0o yGo: forx you may sides vour h The railroaders the printers‘ spiril Etarted, for on t marked 219 pins i a ball had been rc managed to ncose pins. The pril points wit rolling 99 the way home AS USUAL . how they lo "fooled aro Can you im; Bill is a get n luck? It was only two weeks previous, Ero since you rolled over the 600 mark not 4. Each o fought an the last b Henry Hcre in the first ga fruitiers with Just because in the last, the rolling 140, H 140 don‘t make The first game of the second half of the Commercial League went off with a bang and it was Gamuoles that blew up, with the Power boys supplying the electricity to set off the charge. Henry Hcresier was in fine fettle in the first game, and won it for the MONDAY JANUARY i7TH 1938 1¢] sonal the s cal ( Timeâ€"Worn Curler Seeks Assistance Wants T hree Physically Strong Menâ€"No Brains or Experience Expected. Alfit Bill m pman and Booth combined for ger‘s first goal in the second after two and a half minutes of About midway through, however, ite tied it un, Kauffman giving ame a perfect pass which he past Bastien to tie the score. A way passing attack by Booth, d and Chapman, with Booth he sniping, put Hollinger one up eéefore the period enced. he dying seconds of the second and Plioplis were both given les almost at the same time. As Bow! Along past y lost the three points. He just around the first two games. imagine Army fooling around? s after your hides toâ€"morrow o you had petter do no fooling may lose the other point. Beâ€" ur handicap won‘t be so big. rinters were lucky to get three vith one of their star bowlers 99 in the first. Better leave son alone toâ€"morrow on your ne to supper. lal Army w mosit it sane tlime. As period started Hollinger § two men short but manâ€" d off a desperate Ankerite 1 théir team was back to hree yere game x: tht i Gelinite sns of . mess ard rapped o take the verdic ind Booth combir rst goal in the Y V 11 r‘s nearly broke down rits before their games the score board were in their favour before rolled, but the printers e out a point by six ()1 games were hard anybody‘s game up to , and won it Tor the > 304 score. te Nicolson rolled 311 was no excuse for you v.â€"â€" Besides, 304 and nse OU de h €1Y piel purposes, thres ind, who can reaâ€" to play two games it sufferinz physiâ€" mimnute â€" mark for Ankerite on The two sexâ€" everything they were called on for a couple of ame Irish and the wrong way. eone good. head the table Pair i0 WI arly eviden: the bulletin practising to e have better which a need by n board It reads games physiâ€" evious Skip Cahill, C. Lamothe, W. Fairhur Timminsâ€"P. J. Dunlop, D. C C Ramsav. G. R. White, skip 16 games were very one on both sides had time, but Timmins : hoiding the cup here. curlers returned home but with the knowled made a good try for i were other opportun contests for the tropt The teams were as South Porcupineâ€" Langdon, W. S. Blake Timminsâ€"G. Cheni C( McDonald, A. Timmins Holding the T. N. 0. Trophy Two Rinks from South Porâ€" cupine Fail to Take it Home Saturday Night. Two rin} night from idea ot ta ‘¢. N. 0O Penaltie Kauffman Referees Arundle tOrs fulf Ankerite Ankerite Ankerite Second Period Hollinzer, Chapman (Boot Ankerite, Laflamme : (Kau Hollinger, Booth, (Richarc man) . Peraltiesâ€"Richer, Cord Pliopli. No score. Penaltiesâ€"â€"MeTa mC.. Cordick Auge:. Only two games of the second round of the Hollinger Curling Cup have been played and four games in the second round of the President‘s Cup. The complete list of results so far in the President‘s event are given below while the two games played in the Hollinger series are additional to the results pubâ€" lished in Thursday‘s issue. It is exâ€" pected that the finals in both series will be played next week. The consolaâ€" tion series will also ‘be proceeded with. Preliminary Part of Second Round Games for Curling Cups Completed Expect Finals in Hollinger Curling Cup and President‘s Event Will be Played Next Week. Consolation Series Will Also Get Under Way. Harkness defeated King. Jamieson defeated Carson. Smith defeated Munroe. Burnes defeated O‘Gorman Hconey defeated McInnis. Cain defeated Ramsay. Drew deofeated Caldick. King defeated McDowell. Harkness defeated Blackburn Jamisson defeated Lake. Carson defeated Tanner. Munroe defeated McCoy. Smith defeated Belanger. First Round sSemmaryâ€"First Period FPormidable opposition tor C at Halifax on Christmas Eve Shown in the group are: Wi Bett, St. Andrew‘s; Archiba son, Waverley; Robert Grie Kirkinner; Walter C. S. Mc Mirren: James Sharp. Stow: Richer (K Kauftman Laflamnme Marin Third Period over on Porcupine McKinnon) 16.03 Kemmedyv,. and Y oth) riuffma rag. Ch stmas Eve for a twoâ€"month tcur of Canada. They wil| p are: William Henderson, of Kinnochtry, captain of t1 ; Archibald Blair, Waverley; Thomas BRrown, Holyro bert Grierson, Loch Connel; James Howie. Leven: Ar ( C. S. McGlashen, Bridge of Wier; Hector MacKay, L : irp. :; Hugh F. Smith,. Ayr and Alloway Agricultu: Hi nem The da Bi 4 .0 11 have packed them in. Football Coventry City lost their hold on the second division leadership by dropping last Saturday‘s match, tional games an annuail afftair, ut the organizers are inclined to let things drop this year. Maxie Silverman‘s Sudbury touring team made it two up last week, when they ‘beat Germany 5â€"â€"#, and Berne Switzerland, in the second tilt by the Wil dif * B plac the U.S Veal nipped anything that looked like an intenticnal foul. It was more like hockey than the previcus game played inâ€" Timmins. By the way the Tuxis boys sprawled over the ice, one would think they had left their skates at home. Cubs were unfortunate in losing their sharpshooter, Mongeon, when he fell and broke his wrist in three places. The Wembley Monarchs had a fine week last week and jumped into third place 5y defeating their stable mates, he a2ImMmC Maxie Yorld‘s Sport Events Whitney defeated Doyle. Solomon defeated Parr. Stevenson defeated Leamen Urquhart defeated Black. Walker defeated Brougn. Pickering defeated Ryre. Rinn defeated Richardason. Land defeated Hudson. Arsosott defeated White. was a nit Iroquois I Friday at 12 C1 tin h ks as though the In tournament between teams of England, C amateurs will be al The trouble seems t ht bovs Vit > and Tomnm Hockeys nice clean game played by â€"Falls Cubs ard the Tuxis at the Falls. handled the game and askâ€" have in Al V D is scheduled to do some z on March 1i1, when he ner of the Farrâ€"Bradds> Boxin on . Torui l ‘ack and Mc Mog sayvs i n match A e Mako in th a at Adelaide iten by Adriar h 6â€"0, 2â€"6, nt ime hockey ked L 12@A 1 ;111'15\((]‘ :dl(l(;“( i FiGh and (;ame Clllb into third ie macs.| Meeting on Thursday AX d like more lump for t get out PORCUPINE ADVANCTE. TTMMTNS, ONTARIO oli corne LASON ill be Deer like layved Ity \ Defeated in Local Basketball f Loop for First. Timeâ€" \ â€" Town Team Wins. CC ch air oneâ€"ba: of the High S were t YTimmins Students Lose to Porkies There are several special matters to come before the meeting and a large attendance is thus sepcially desired. The topics of particular importance to be discussed â€" include:â€"Shooting of ducks and geese in the Moosonee area; work at schools of the North in referâ€" ence to fish and game conservation and kindred questions; other questions reâ€" lating to fish and game in the North. All members and others interested in fish and game and in the conservation of the wild life of this part of the proâ€" vince are cordially invited to attend the meeting on Thursday, and to assist by their interest and by the exchange of ideas and plans. NUuUC Several Important ~ Quesâ€" tions to be Before Meetâ€" ing. J. L, Fulton Geo. Lake Lake‘s Rink Win Timmins Curling Cup mat l At Halfâ€"way Mark Arscott Was 5 up Aston Villa, the luckless team of last year, and dropped to second division for the first time, are making a bold bid this year to get back again, and are now at the head of the league, in a tie with Sheffield Wednesday, but with a better goal average. Coventry have two games in hand over Sheffield and one over the Villians. The Juvenile N.O.H.A. group opened at Timmins arena Friday night with Art Olson‘s T.P.AAA. team taking a hardâ€"fought 2â€"1 win from the South Porcupine kids. It was ‘anybody‘s batâ€" tle all the way with the polics entry holding a slight edge on the play. T.P.A.A.A. Team Wins First Juvenile N.O.H.A. Match Timmin:s: High Schoo!l b am were defeated for the f ro members of Royal Caledconian Curling Club teram which arrived 2 guests in Montreal for several days with the Canadian Branch team, seated third from left; Walter Bain. Grang:mouth:; Jam>s E John M. Dykes, Bearsdon: William F indlay, Stoneykirk: Frank Gibâ€" bald Howig, Leven; Ralph Joynson, Loch Ard; James McConnell 3;, Gecorge H. N. Reid, Jacasites: Dr. Andrew Richmond, Paisley, St _ Jolin Walker, Merchiston; Hugh Wyllie, London Caledonian. Chenier Datfoe and th the final by ends: enind, I ket lead game U CA egh 3 0 0 2 0 3 The Rinks Lead second 0 3 2 0 3 4 5 6 .0 0 :2 VICE Skin choo! 12y bowed to the re town feam by The Porkies had 00â€" L _0 8 9 10 11 1 M Dt Dupuis PErKIO Wynne Arscott Jack ime ame ! NT PE B m | Weekâ€"End Hockey Scores curlers, when you see Joe McGrath these days with that big smile on his face, you will know what it is all about, although he does not know yet Just how his two rocks happened to count in the big ieght end. After the game someone walked up to Joe and said: "Congratulations, Joe!" "Aw!" Joe replied, "there are three cthers in the rink besides me." ped by S. R. McCoy, with the players L. Pare, Jack Taylor and Joe McGrath. They were playing against a rink skipâ€" ped by A. W. Pickering, with Geo. Lake, A. G. Carson, and P. H. Carson as the other players. When the eightâ€"end was made, Pickering‘s rink, was leading by a score of 11 to 3. But McCoy‘s rink tied it up with the curler‘s dream of an eight count. The game ended in a tis of 13 all, and will be played off! next Saturday afternoon. So, YOu Another Perfect End Made at Curling Rink Trophy Is Offered by Anonymous Sport Will be Played for Annually by Porcupine District Juâ€" venile Hockey Teams. Offered as a means of encouraging interest in the Porcupine District Juvenile Hocksy League, a handsome trophy has been offered by an anonyâ€" mous sportsman, it is announced by Jack Downey, of T.P.AAA. It is exâ€" pected that the cup will be on display in a short time and will be competed for annually by district juvenile teams. Junior ‘B‘ Game Won by Schumacher 7â€"6 Schumacher defeated the T.P.A.A.A. emry in a scheduled N.OH.A. Junior "P" game at Timmins arena Friday night by the score of 7â€"6. It was sweet revenge for the Schumacher lads, the local police team having taken them a week previous by the szcore of G6â€"3. There was little to pick between the two but Chief Gagnon‘s team was somewhat disorganized by the absence of Therriault from the front line due to 2 bad cold. sunday Chicago 1, Toronto 4. Americans 0, Rangers Detroit 1, Maroons 1 Boston 1. Canadians 0 N. KK C Toronto 4, Chicago 4 Maroons 2, Detroit 2. N.O.H.A South Porcupine socal T.P.A.A.A. Club Drop Close Decision After Hard Westinghouse MASTER CRAFTS Electrical Appliance Co. atl "The Home of Westinghouse K. McCoy‘s Rink Wins Notable Honour. Fight Third Avenue 6, Lake Shore 1 V t by a rink skipâ€" Kirkland Lake Team Defeated _ for First Time in Six Games South Porcupine Overcome Oneâ€"Goal Deficit and Go on to Win Handily. Taylor and Maki Each Score Twice for Winners Packed Rink Sees Porkies in Rare Form and Cheers Winners in Enthusiastie Wav The third period had just gotten unâ€" der way when Campbell of Lake Shore hoisted the puck over the top of the South Porcupine net after taking a nice pass from Ken Grivel. Bean, of South End, was penalized and Lake Acheson nearly scored for Lake Shore early in the second when he raced in with no one to beat but the goaliec. Esseltine did a sprawling save that got a big hard from the crowd. Walton, of Lake Shore, was penalized and the Porkies swarmed around the net like bees but despite several close calls, could not get the tiecing goal. A few minutes later Boston was chased to the penalty box and Nevin picked up a rebound in front of the goal to seat Porter and tie the score. At the elevenâ€"minute mark with both teams at full strength, Frank Huggins sent the Porkies into the lead for the first time when he slapped in a perfect pass out from Taylor behind the Lake Shore net. Taylor and Bean, South Porcuâ€" pine defence pair, went the lergth of the rink on mileâ€"aâ€"minute rush, Taylor sinking Bean‘s pass just as the latter was bowled over. FProm a faceâ€" off at Lake Shore blue line, Taylor and Maki raced into the clear with Taylor taking the pass and scoring from a tough angle from left wing to put the Porkies ahead 4â€"1. Both teams were wary as the game opened and tested each other out cauâ€" tiously. Play gradually cpened up and cn a smart passing play, Olliver sank Campbell‘s pass from close in to give Lake Shore a oneâ€"goal jump on the Porkies. Near the close of the period Bean shot what appeared@ from the sidelines to be a perfect goal. The red ligsht failed to come on, however, and the puck was faced off at the side of the net amidst the boos of ‘the big crowd. The stardout performer of the eveâ€" ning was Taylor, South Poreupins rearguard, who scored two goals and had two assists. Taylor is one of the most improved players seen in this section of the league in yeatrs. Inâ€" coming forwards have a power of reâ€" spect for him when they hit the South End defence and with his teamâ€"mate, Bean, he forms one of the hardest hitting defence combinations in the league. As fast or faster than the forwards, he is a dangerous rusher and packs a wicked shot. packs a wicked shot. Lyola Porter, Lake Shore goalie, was carried from the ice in an unconscious condition after being struck in the face by a bullet drive from right wing by Horne. It is thought that his nose is broken. Bill Durnan finished the reâ€" maining twelve minutes of the game for Lake Shore. Bill Maki turned in a smart game for South Porcupine, getting two goals and an assist. Esseltine in goal for the Porkies was in great form and the two goals that beat him were well earned. The first string forward linec for Lake Shore, Olliver, Campbell and Grivel, were the best for the losers. €Ss10n. The s Timmins Arena H Q C K E Y !! Advance Sale of Tickets at Empire Cigar Store TOâ€"MORROW NIGHT T UESDA Y N. O. H. A., INTERMEDIATE McINTYRE VS . Shore sent five forwards into a power play attack, Campbell finally scoring after picking up a rebound in front of the goal. Grivel was through all alone on angother ozsgasion but couldn‘t beat Esseltine who seemed to be able to stop them freoem anv angle and any distanco. In an exhibition hockey match playâ€" ed ast the T.P.A.A. rink yesterday afterâ€" neon Timmins Polite tsam defeated the Knights of Columbus by a score of Porter was injured and the game was delayved about fifteen minutes before play resumed with Durnan in goal for Lak» Shore. The Kirkland Lake outâ€" fit were trying dessrately to overtake the Porkies and were playing every man up. Sudderly Maki and Nevin intercepted a pass and broke away to beat Durnar from close in, Maki doing the sniping. With four minutes to go Taylor checked a Lake Shore rush at centre ice and made a perfectlyâ€"timed pass to Maki who went in close, faked a shotk and fooled Durnan for the last goal of the night. Last night Dome Seniors and Buffalo Ankerite played an exhibition game at the arena, Dome winning out by seore of 6â€"4. Exhibition Games Played Yesterday The Porkies were much the best on the night‘s play but Lake Shore still have quite a hockey team. Saturday night‘s loss was the first they have suffered in the six games they have played this year. While they didn‘t get too many of the breaks, the Porkies earned the victory on straight performâ€" ance. Refereesâ€"Jack Wilder and Jemmet. Summaryâ€"First Period Lake Shore, Oliver (Campbell) Penaltiesâ€"None. South Porcupine, Nevin S. Porcupine. F. Huggins (Taylor) S. Porcupine, Taylor (Bean) S. Porcupine, Taylor (Maki) Penaltiesâ€"Walton, Boston. Third Period Lineups Lake Shoreâ€"Goal, Porter, Durnan; defence, Milton and Bastion; centre Oliver; wings, and Campbell; alternates, Walton, Fisher, Acheson Wilkes. Porter. south Poreupineâ€"Goal, Esseltine; asfence, Taylor and Bean; centre, Rayâ€" bold; wings, McArthur and Horne; alâ€" ternates, Maki, Evans, FP. Huggins, Wceon,. Dunn. Lake Shore, Campbell . ; 2 .40 South Porcuping, Maki (Nevin) ... 9.20 South Porcupine, Maki (Taylor) ...16.00 Penaltiesâ€"Taylor, Olliver, Woon. Police Defeat Knights of Coâ€" lumbus 7â€"4â€"Dome Take Buffaloâ€"Ankerite. BILL RAHAM REAL RADIO Regardless of Where You Bought Your Radio, If You Need Repairs SERVICE Phone â€" 1670 Childrenâ€"15¢ Second Period PAGE SEVEN Chuck 11.00 14.35 18.05