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Norih Bay Collegiate wrested the Patton Cup, indicative of the basketball championship of the Northern Ontario Secondary School Asscciation, away from Timmins High and Vocational on Saturday night in the MceIntyre gymâ€" nasium. The Gateway City cagers took the title by a szore of 37 to 27 in the suddenâ€"death final. Score in the first period: North Bay 4. Timmins, 1. Timmins was the equal of the Bay on the night‘s play but the local boys were overâ€"anxious and time and azain missed shots on the net. Another fault for which they paid dearly was their habit of bunching together on the floor. Huddled together, they would be caught flatâ€"footed when a visitor got the ball. At the start of the game, the Bay scored two baskets in the first five minâ€" In the first quarter the lozvals had three shots on the basket to every one taken by the North Bay players but the visiting players, whose average height was much greater than that of the local stalwarts, made their shots good. They were able, when they got the ball, to stand below the basket and tip it in. Byrnes came down and shot; Wyatt who was unguarded by the basket, grabbed the ball at it came off the backboard and scored. Whitham got the next basket from a scramble. The only other score for the quarter came off the hands of Morro on a frese throw. NORTH BAY WINS N.O.S.S. A. Patton Cup Reâ€"Captured by Bay Boys After Three Years Morro started the scoring, getting two baskets to tie it up; Stewart put tihem two‘ up on ‘a nice shot; Gregoris made it four; Bandiera made it five on a free throw. In the second half, the Bay put on a passing display, and Fennell made Timmins then settled down, and Gregoris potted his free throw, Morro added another couple for Timmins, coming cut of a melee to score a basket. As the ball came out to Barrett at cenâ€" tre, he saw Gigg alone by the basket and tossed him the ieather for a score. Randiera finished the scoring for the half with a basket. Half time score: North Bal, 10; Timâ€" mins, 6. After the rest period, Timmins startâ€" ed to show their old form, and were soon. .tc3 dogs. Defeat Timmins High and Vocational in Mcintyre Gymâ€" nasium on Saturday Evening in Championship Game. Score 37 to 27. Timmins Equal on Play But Were Overâ€" Anxious on Shots and Three Opportunities Got Away. a basket on the play. On a foul, Gigg made it four points by potting both free throws. MONDAY, APRIL 18T,. 1940 The Bay called time out to talk things WEDNESDAY, APRIL Morning 9.30â€"11.00â€"Skating Afterncan 2.00â€"3.45â€"Skating Evening 7.30â€"Kenning Cup Double Header. (See Special Advt.) Morning 9.30â€"11.00â€"Skating Eveningâ€"Porcupine Skating Club THURSDAY, APRIL 4 Morning 9.30â€"11.00â€"Skating Evening 7.00â€"Mcintyre House League HMHockey 8.00â€"10.00â€"Skating TUESDAY, APRIL : McIntyre vs. Pamour Admission 8¢ Children 25¢ 10 per cent of Proceeds to Reed Benefit. MONDAY, APRIL Evening 8.15â€"10.15â€"Skating WEDNESDAY, APR. 3 Hollinger vs. Ankerite PROGRAMME |â€"â€" McINTYRE COMMUNITY BUILDING KENNING CUP HOCKEY MecINTYRE AREN A 9.00 p.m. 7.30 p.m. Third quarter score: North Bay, 26 Timmins 23. They got two quick baskets as play resumed, Wyatt and Gigg being the scorers. Baskets by Barrk Bay vip on top a nevercaught again Both teams lost a valuable player in this quarter, Whitham of the Bay and Perrscault of Timmins. In this quarter there were 13 free throws awarded; North Bay failed to szore while Timmins scored five out of Gregoris and Morro scored for Timâ€" mins, while Barrett helped himself to two more basekts. Cummings finished the scoring with two baskets. In the last quarter, North Bay soon put the game on ice. Barrett finally found the basekt on free throws and potted his first two out of nine tries. The scoring done in this quarter was: Cummings on a free throw, Barrett a basket and his two frse tosses; Banâ€" diera a basket; Gigg wiped this out with a basket, but Stewart retaliated; Gigg came right back with a field goal and a free toss to finishn the sz:oring. Final score: North Bay, 37; Timmins, Morro, c Bandiera, g Perriault, g Gregoris, f . Stewart, f Telkkinen, f Vacchino. f Crocco, g .. Lachapelle Carson, g Total Barrett, c FYTair. g . Wyatt, g . Whitham, g Byrnes, f . Fenntll, f Crigg, f :::... Weegar, g McParland, f ... Cummimnmngs, f ............... U 11 Referee:T: Young; umpire, A. Macâ€" Arthur: Timekéesper, H. Runnells. s O bJo Je O a k wfa wfa D 4 «1 0 O e i @© hJ i7 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 i O O p 6 OR D O J «1 N G O G O C O O hJ Yrad J C3 Junior Porkies Start Title Series in Oshawa Toâ€"Night Meet Qshawa Generals in First Game. Second in Toronto on Wednesday. Dome Junior Porkies, northern champions, tonight meet the Oshawa Generals in the first game of a bestâ€"ofâ€" three series for the Ontario junior title. The first game will be played in OQOshawa. On Wednesday night the two teams meet again. That game will be played in Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto. The Generals squad, which is one of the two Canadian teams to have won the junior title three times in a row is confident that it will take the Norâ€" therners but wiseacres are predicting some‘thing of an April Fool surprise for the southern squad when it finds itself up against the big, husky team from the Por:upine. the right man." "I am the man you want, sir. Please give me my first month‘s salary in advance.â€"St. Marys Journalâ€"Argus. In Advance "I want a reliable truck driver who will not take any risks. T‘ll pay well to the right man." "I am the man you Barrett and Giggz put the top again and they were North Bay Timmins PG FT MFTF P 4*3 0 211 FrFG FF P 4 _ 2. 7y 19 12 11 7~ l = 11 â€"34 0) Mcintyre Cagers Win North District Title Last To Play Off With Incos McIntyre‘s basketball squad defeated East Malartic in the third of a final series for the Northern district chamâ€" pionship held in Kirkland Lake over the weekâ€"end. In three games played the Macmen won two and lost one. Defeat East Malartic in Game in Kirkland Lake to Decide Northern Title. Expect to Play First Game With Sudâ€" bury for Northern Ontario Championship, in Sudbury Next Week and Next Game Two Weeks Following. The McIntyre team now goes on to meet Sudbury Incos for the championâ€" . ship of Northern Ontario. First game will probably be held in Sudbury next Saturday night. are trying to | have the second game played two weeks following the first contest. A third game, if necessary, would be played on neutral territory. Score on Saturday night in Kirkland Lake was 32 to 24. At half time the Porcupiners were on the top side of a 19 to 5 point count. score of the first game played here several weks ago was 21 to 19. The second game played in East Malartic, was a victory for the Quebe: Mine by a score of 35 to 33. One reason for the McIntyre victory on Saturday was that the players found a method of coping with big was not able to break Picture at Cartier Shows Noble Work of Nurses on Duty In addition to "Canada at War"â€"l procceds in aid of the Timmins: Branch of the Canadian Legionâ€"the| Cartier theatre toâ€"day, toâ€"morrow and Wednesday, April ist 2nd and 3rd, is showing the ncotable film, ‘"Vigil in the Night.‘" This picture is truly notable for the superb work of its starsâ€"Carole Lombard, Brian Aherne and Anne Shirleyâ€"and the heartâ€"gripping human drama contained in this vivid picturizaâ€" tion of the A. J. Cronin story. A striking departure from her wellâ€" remembered comedy characterizations, Miss Lombard‘s portrayal of the selfâ€" sacriff®ing angel of merey ranks as sacrifiing angel of mercy ranks as one of the most compelling dramatic interpretations ever offered on the screen. The dramatic scope of the role reveals new facets of the star‘s versaâ€" tility. Anne Shirley as the younger nurse who allows her sister to take the for a criminal carelessness only to redeem herself heroically in the end, zalled upon emotional reserve and gave an outstanding performance. Also adding conviction to this powerâ€" ful drama by A. J. Cronin, whose ‘"The Citadel" will be remembered by many, are the fine characterizations of Julien Mitchell, Robert Coote, Brenda Forbes, Rita Page and Peter Cushing. ‘anada at War‘" Also Beâ€" ing Shown . Monday, Tuesâ€" day and Wednesday This Week. REGAIN PATTON CUP AFTER THREE YEAR® THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TTIMMINS, ONTARIO Power Ties With Advance in Bowling Cup Series to Date The Power drew on even terms with The Advance in the cup series of the Commercial bowling league by taking all fcur points from the T. N. O., while The Advance and Gambles split the points. This gives the electricians eight points and practically put the railroaders out of the race at the halfâ€"way mark, as they have only two points. The direction of George Stevens, also producer of "Vigil in the Night," is firm ‘and facile. He has painted his picture in alternate bold, dark strokes and Might, deft touches as needed, the reâ€" }sult being a powerful yet exquisite preâ€" sentation of stark reality. Striking finesse and power is revealed in the screen adaptation by Fred Guiol, P. J. Wolfson and Rowland Leigh. Gambles started to go to town with The Advance and took the first by 77, then added another 141 pins more to make it 218. T. N. 0. Threatened with Cellar, Position. out the deficit with a hundred pins to spare by rolling=over 1200 pinfall. The standing of the teams: Advance, 8: Power, 8; Gamoles 6, and T. N. O. Though it looked like an hopeless task to get more than one point, the printers turned on the heat and wiped Lambert Horrester Nicolson Total Wallingford Alton THtornby ... Guidice ...... Gaillinardo Bonnah ... T ic 980 1039 1204 3223 Gambles 2 points; Advance 2 polnts Power McQuarrie .......... 209 â€" 153 1414 506 Berardine ... 186 213 > 197 5286 Towers ol :: 189. â€"HMP Webb .. usc d .: 994 208| 2 Saloma a f 24147 2L‘ â€" 200. : Armstrong Leach ... Fleming ... Gardiner Jog Doe .. McQuarrie Berardine Towers Webb .. Salomaa ‘Totalt .....s:...........~ 000.‘ _ > 004 Power 4 points; T. N. O. nil Total Quebec Senior finals: Mount Royal 8, Jcliette 2. Western semiâ€"finals: Edmonton, 6; Regina, 2. Edmonton wins the series. "That‘s the only kind you‘ll get Globe and Mail. Weekâ€"end Allan Cup hockey results: Eastern Canadian semiâ€"finals: Kirkâ€" land Lake 6, Sydney Millionaires, 3. "Should I marry a girl who can take a joke?" Western Arthur, 5; 1 Moosejaw 3 series. Allan Cup Results Poor Encouragement semiâ€"finals: Edmonton, 6 Edmonton wins the series. senilior semiâ€"finals: Port Kenora 4. Port Arthur 4; 3. Port Arthur wins the Gambles ... 209 c 190 is o s .. 210 Advance . 186 157 .c 478B .. 203 206 161 138 175 216 147 205 235 182 206 252 151 196 206 213 125 224 271 267 173 264 986 125 173 233 143 182 155 334 225 186 219 240 240 196 152 144 127 218 283 209 978 624 537 708 446 777 382 329 B16 3749 Porky didn‘t have as good a season as usual this winter, but he did have a good time, he said yesterday.. Kenny Grivel who signed with the American Association club last fall after playing three years with Lake Shore, had a gooxr year when he wasn‘t out with injuries, and Porky expects Ken to show even better form next season. Kirkland Lake, March 29â€"Samuel "Porky‘‘ Levine, Kirkland Lake‘s only gift to professional hockey returned to town yesterday afternoon after another season as goalie with the Tulsa Oilers in the American Hockey Association. The Oilers missed the playâ€"offs this season, and that is the reason for the early appearance of Porky back in the city. Kincardine News:â€"Keep yourâ€" head up and your overhead down. Tulsa Oiler Goalie Back Home in Kirkland Lake Pictured above is the North Bay Collegiate Institute basketball team which won the N.O.S,S.A. chamâ€" picnship and the Patton Cup by defeating Timmirs High and Voâ€" catizsnal in a suddenâ€"death contest at the Mcintyre on Saturday night. From left to right, back row are shown: A. Skellern, manager, Fenâ€" vell, Gigg, Byrnes, Frair, Whitham, and L. Troy, coach,. . Kneeling: Wyatt, Weegar, Barrett, McParâ€" land and Cummings. 4 AL3O PLAYING WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY : French 2.30 and 7.08 LEGION WAR SERVICES Sunday 12.01 Tvesday 12.0( TODAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY April 1st to 3rd “A March of Tnme” Subject PLAYINCG HOURS WEDNESDAY Avee MARGUERITE MOREXNXO, MARCEL avee JACQUELINE PACAUD Also Frerch Film Thursday with a change of English Pregramme AYING WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY : An Outstanding French Film CHARLES TRENET LE FOU CHANXTANT FOU DE JOIE FOU D‘AMOUR dans In Aid of English 4.30 and 9.09 ‘LA ROUTE ENCHANTEE" Sudbury Wolverine in Kirkland Hospital After Injury in Game Thursday Kirkland Lake, March 29â€"Don Steepe Sudbury Wolverine Juvenile player will Je in hospital hete for some time, folâ€" lowing an operation after last night‘s Kirkland Lakeâ€"Sudbury Juvenile playâ€" off.. Steepe was injured near the end of the third period and left the ice holding his side. Medical examination CAGE TITTLE at Kirkland District Hospital showed that Steepe had been suffering from a tubercular gland, which was ruptured by the body check. He was reported in good condition at the hospital this morning. Moon Flanigan, Kirkland Lake player, was carried from the ice in the first period, after he had been knockedâ€"out during a piléâ€"up of playâ€" ers, but he was reported in good condiâ€" tion and none the worse for wear this morning. Telegram:â€"Many a young couple who started out to live on love have found it a ratherâ€" tiresome diet. C DAAA DLA DAAA DAAA AAA L DLAAA â€"ALâ€"L AL LAAA LAAA LA AL C â€"ALP P PPA O AL W t P PP P â€"OP "CANADA AT WAR" French 2.30 and 7.00 THE PICTURE THAT WAS BANNED PREVIOUS TO THE ELECTION Don‘t miss this much talked about picture, It shows clearly Canada‘s part in the war toâ€"day. PLAYIXG HOURS THURSDAY Kenning Cup Play Begins This Week In Mcintvre Arena Play for the Kenning Cup will begin on Wednsesday of this week. Finalists wili be dosided in a doubleâ€"header at the Mcolintyre Arena. In the first game Hollinger will meet Buffalo Ankerite. McIntyre and Pamour Dynamiters meet in the second conteéest. Final game will be held on the folâ€" lcwing Friday night, when the two winners meet in a titular battle for the cuo. Ten per cent of all receipt turned over to the Reid benefi games. Playing With the Feature Attraction EVENINGS 7.00 p.m. and 9.00 p.m. MIDNIGHT SHOWS Ssunday 12.01 Tvesday 12.00 Time of Shows MATINEES 2.30 p.m. (except Saturday) Saturday 2.00 and 4.30 p.m. English 4.30 and 9.00 PAGE 8E vEN