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The Hamilton front line of Runions,. Conlick and Brady wasted little time. after they got going on Monday night in Hamilton in the last period of the second game in the best of five series for the allâ€"Ontario championship as they rapped in three fast goals to give the Hamilton Majors a three«â€"goal win margin. Big Ossie Carnegle scored in the first minute of the final canto to give the Bisons an even break at that stage but. just past the ten minute mark his penalty gave the Majors their big chance and they «lidn‘t waste any time. The game was just about the same as the first game of the series and was very close all the way through but the extra effectiveness that the Majors showed up front gave them the extra goals that were needed to assure them victory. { Barney Morris, ace Bison forward, was nicked on the mofuth by a puck in the first period and had to leave the ice for repairs but came back into the game again to play bangâ€"up hockey for the rest of the night.. Harold Johnâ€" ston, his linemate, also turned in a solid game jarring blenty of the feet Major forwards with his heavy bodyâ€" checks. Last Period Spurt Gives Hamilton Majors Second of North=â€"South Playâ€"off Games Front Line of Runions, Brady and Conick Score Three Goals in Last Ten Minutes to Give Hamilton Their Win Margin. MHerbiec Carnegie Plays Magnificently. THURBDAY. MARCH After playing through a scoreless. first period Polly Miscinivich sent the Majors into the lead as he qpeared‘ Barlow‘s rebound and sank it behind Alex Brownlee. A couple of minuteg later Herbie Carnegie, who played threeâ€"star hockey all night, picked up a loose puck and dangled in for the tising marker. A minute later Robertâ€" son sent the Majors to the front again on a pass from Miocinivich. Ossie Carnegie came to life long enough in the last period after playing a mediocre game to sink the Bisons‘ second goal. He grabbed the disc outâ€" side of the blue line and dashed around the Hamilton defence to let his shot go from a few inches outside of the crease. Ironically enough it was the man who scored the tieing goal that set up the winning goal for the Majors. Ossie Carnegie tangled with Smack Allen and both were banished, Just as they came back to the ics Ossie again tangled with Allen and was given ancther penâ€" alty. It was while he was serving this second penalty that the Majors scored the winning goal. Brady was the marksmanâ€" after taking â€"a pass from Doug Runions. Four minutes later Conick on <passes ‘from Brady and Runions to make sure of: the verâ€" dict and then with four minutes of play left the same forward line again roared through the Bison defence to score the game‘s last goal. Brady riflâ€" ed the last one past Brownlee. BuffTaloâ€"Ankerite â€" Goal, Brownlee} defence, Morris, R. Young; centre, J. Young; wings, Lahti, Allan; alternates, Johnston, ‘Carnegie, O. Carnegie, McIntvre, Clouthier, Dixon. Hamilton â€" Goal, Eley; defence, Laurent, Sherry; centre, Barlow; wings, Robertson, Miocinivich; alterâ€" nates, Allien, Dinning, Shillington, Brady, Runions, Conick. Officialsâ€"AthAie Peterkin, Hap Shoulâ€" dice Scoringâ€"None. Penaltiesâ€"Brady, Dixon, Smack Al- len, R. Young. Third Period 4, Ankerite, 0. Carnegie 5. Hamilton, Brady (Runions) 6. Hamilton, Conick «Bxad). Runions) second Period 1. Hamilton, Miccinivich (Barilow»>. 2. Ankerite, H. Carnegie 3. Hamilton, Robertson Miocinivich) Penalitesâ€"QO. Carnegie, Rumons Intyvre, Clouthiér. 9 4.17 5. 42 Mcâ€" #4 #4 *# + *, * <*** ## #©.® *) .“.“.fl... #_ ® N“. #4# *.,* * *o ## # # eates # # #4 #, ®@ # 0.0 ## *# # ## # # #* #. ®@ “.“' # ##. . 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Second Half Finishes Next Week and Power Hold Fourâ€"Point Lead with One Power Leading in Commercial Loop as Play Nears End Py taking one point from Gambles on Monday night and another two from The Advance last Thursday evenâ€" ing, the Power bowlers sailed into the top spot of the Commercial Bowling league this week resting on a fourâ€" point lead over the Gambles entry. The Advance 4s sitting in third place one poinht back of the fruiters and the railwaymen occupy the league celler, The Power still have one game to play and can get at total of twentyâ€" one points by taking their last fixture while all other teams have three games left, By taking all of their reâ€" maining games the Gambles entry can get a total of twentyâ€"three points and the printers twentyâ€"two. T. N. O. can get a total of twentyâ€"one with wins in all of their remaining games. Dropping the first game last Thursâ€" day night against The Advance, the Power came back strong in the last two games to take two points. They dropped the first game by more than two hundred points but won the second encounter by about the same margin and then took the last one by an even thirty pins. F. Dawson was the best for the Power with a total of 617 for his three games. Higsh single honours for the powermen went to Teddy Towâ€" ers with 239. Best for the printers was "Sonny‘" Davidson, a league utility man. Oriâ€" ginally signed with The Advance, Davidson has played with three of the four teams in the league at various times during the same season. On Thursday he had a threeâ€"game total of 635 and also had the second best single of 263. Harold Pirie scored a 622 for his three games and took the high single with 266. Henry Horrester with 648 and H. Lambert with 645 paced the Ganibles tean to a twoâ€"point win over the leagueâ€"leading Power quintette Monâ€" day evening. Horrester also knocked off the top single with 252 while Lamâ€" bert was also second in that field with 243. Bill McHugh was the best for the Power with 655 and a high single of 239. On the other two alleys the printers and railwaymen were having a tough battle and the printers finally wound up with two of the three points. For a short while they had all three points but "Army" Armstrong went over the score sheets and found a mistake of five pins in the second game and when the mistake was corrected it swung the game over to the railwaymen by a single pin. Alfic Guidice, Bill Dunn and Harold Pirie were the best for the printers with 641, 639 and 631, while Armstrong was the only T. N. O. man to top the six hundred. He scored 663. High single went to Alfie Guidice with 293 while Bill Dunn scored a 291 and Pirie a 261. The following is the honour roll for the last two nights of play: Armstrong 663, McHugh 655, Horrester 648, Lamâ€" bert 645, Guidice 641, Dunn 639, Davidâ€" son 635, Pirie 631, Pirie 622, Dawson 617, Doner 608. The following are the scores: ADVANCE F. Hornby 214 122 215 551 w. Dunn ... . 147. 1M 1291 426 H. Pirie .. 266 151 205 622 S. Davidson . 263 174 198 635 A. Guidice 230 131 120 4§1 M. Doner W. McHugh F. Dawson E. Salomaa T. Towers Total Total C. Armstrong Bm kholder J. DoG Total F. Hornby W. Dunn H. Pirie 1ame ft. $17 ADVANCE ... 188 180 188 142 216 193 161 220 221 162 166 161 131 214 194 239 039 215 1"1 859 202 187 149 149 213 1 182 £9 744 475 617 573 £73 532 508 631 Ardent Mclintyre Curler is Badly Beaten Tuesday Dr. R P. Smith, one of the most ar«â€" dent curlers in the Porcupine district, is walking around with his head down these days. Last Tuesday evening he appeared at the McIntyre Curling Rink for a scheduled game in the McLaughâ€" lin competition with Rudy Steski and was beaten 11â€"0. Dr. R. P. Smith Absorbs Eleâ€" ven to Nothing Shellackâ€" ing from Rudy Steski. It was the only shutâ€"out in the comâ€" petition and is the first one for years at the McIntyre. It was said that after the game the curling doctor was exâ€" hausted and had to be helped from the ice. It was a tough game to lose ana Dr. Smith was trying just as hard to get that one point as Steski was to stop him from getting it. However, written on the score card that was handed in, was the following message, "The funeral for the rink will be held Saturday at midnight and no flowers please." Rudy Steski has turned in some of Rudy Steski has turned in some of the best curling in the competition so far and almost shut out A. Pulton earâ€" lier in the schedule when he trimmed him 10â€"1. Needless to say Rudy Steski won the group title with Dr. Smith curling in the same group. Bisons Drop First of Allen Cup Playdown Games to the Strong Hamilton Majors Doug. Runions, Hamilton centre ice star, Scores Three Goals as Majors are Victorious in Three to Two Game. Brownlee Hurt in First Period but Comes Back to Finish The Buffaloâ€"Ankerite Bisons, Northâ€" ern Ontario‘s hope in the Allen Cup playdowns, dropped the first game of a best of five series for the allâ€"Ontario championship in Hamilton on Friday evening of last week, finishing on the small end of a three to two count. The Hamilton Majors had to come from behind twice to get their decision. Alex Brownlee, standâ€"out goalie for the Bisons all season, suffered injury to his eyve in the first period of the game and had to be taken from the ice. He later returned with seven stitches closing the gaping cut and played the rest of the game. During his absence his place between the pipes was taken by Vezina. Doug Runions, flashly centre ice star for the OH.A. Senior "A" champions, scored all three goals for the winners pumping in the first one in the first period after Ankerite had taken the lead and then scored two more in the third period when the Bisons had again forged to the front. Ossie Carnegi¢, big coloured forward for the Bisons, scored the first goal of the game just before the fourâ€"minute mark as Nels Dixon was cooling his heels in the penalty box. The big fastâ€"breaking forward took the puck from a Hamilton power attack and streaked up the ice to heave it past Jack Eley. Three minutes later Runâ€" ons tied the count when he scored on a threeâ€"way passing play with Dillon Brady and Johnny Conick. A. Guidice Bonnah Total H. Horrester H. Lambert W. Robinson J.. Moss ... P. Nicolson M. Doner wW. McoHugh 5. Davidson F. Dawson . T. Towers Total Total The closeâ€"checking Bisons the ( ~ Â¥ C xdame. AQ13 GAMBLES 198 243 175 183 162 Famous Landmark Goes to W 199 152 .239 121 166 198 227 193 196 148 163 211 984 particuâ€" 197 156 641 561 192 208 207 186 153 137 206 906 THEF PORCUPINE ADYVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO 645 660 577 608 655 465 421 583 1, Ankerite, O. Carnegie 2. Hamilton, Runions (Brady Conick) Pen altwsâ€"-â€"Dlxon Johmton Second Period SOn Scoringâ€"None Penaltiesâ€"Joh Brady) Penaltiesâ€"Shert Third Period Ankerite, Morris Hamilton, Runions (Conick) Hamilton, Runions (Conick, Johnston Allen, Robertâ€" 14 41 artneâ€" 3.355§ 6.34 military leader disp ceremony, climbed i among the machines dozens of penetratin at the men who ke industry humming. _ workers regard by hi Group Winners Are Decided in McLaughlin Trophy military : leader dispensed with ceremony, climbed in and out among the machines, and fired dozens of penetrating questions at the men who keep the war industry humming. He won the workers regard by his democratic attitude and genuine interest and they won his praise for their spneed and craftsmanship in the volume â€" production _ vehicles for his army Play is Now Going on Beâ€" twern Group Winners with Finals Set for Sunday. a tie still exists between L. h. NEWKRIIK and W. R. Lafferty but it will be played off toâ€"day The other group winners have all been decided and the interâ€" group play is starting today. By Saturday the play should be down to the semiâ€"finals and the finals will be played on Sunday. The following are the group winners at the present time and the scorers for the past week: Group 1â€"L. R. Redford. Group %â€"E Olive Group 3â€"T. E. Newkirk,// WR Lafâ€" ferty (tied) e« Group 4â€"R. Steski. Group 5â€"â€"I. A. Solomom ~, Group 6â€"A. G. Carson Group 7â€"Dr H. Hudson Group 8â€"G. Cameron Group 9â€"â€"E. Dixon Nigsht Shiftâ€"B. Alexander. Day Shiftâ€"Thursday Mar. 12 R. Steski def. A. Fulton +L0â€"1 R. C. Fleming def. M. E. Welt, 9â€"4 L. R. Redford def. K. Eyre, . Play in the Mc the McIintyre Aren the group winners 11 today with only on maining to be finis] A.â€"CG. UaArsonâ€"del. J. . AILCLICHL, :Jâ€"0Q H. Graham def. J. R. Hall, 12â€"9 G. Mihm def. J. R. Rinn, 9â€"8 E. Olive def. J. _ M. Seubert, 13â€"10 M. MacMillan def.. W. Ferguson, 6â€"3 W. R. Lafferty def T. E Newkirk 9â€"4 Dr. O. Stahl def. D. Clutchey 9â€"5 Dr. H. Hudson def. Dr. Hudson, 9â€"3 Saturday, March 14 3 K. Eyre def. G. Mihm 10â€"8 W. C. Arnott def. A. Hays, 7â€"2 R. Steski def. A. E. Lake, 88â€"3 I. A. Solomon def. R. E. Heath 8â€"4 R. C. Fleming def. J. S. Amm, 7â€"8 W D. Ferguson def. C. C. Wood. 7â€"5 W Burnes def. Dr. L. Hudson, 88â€"3 Dr. H. Hudson def. J. R. Hall, 9â€"3 Monday, March 16 Dr. L. Hudson def. S. R. McCoy, 7â€"5 L. Redford def. G. Mirm, 9â€"7 G. R. White def. K. Eyre, 10â€"2 Dr. R. P. Smith def. A. Fulton 9â€"6 R. Steski def. D. R. Rrior, 8â€"6 I. A. Solomon def. T. Searle, 111â€"6 M. E. Welt def. A. G. Carson, 6â€"5 M. MacMillan def. C. C. Wood 10â€"3 W. D. Ferguson def. J. M. Seubert 6â€"â€"5 T. E. Newkirk def. W. C Arnott 11â€"10 W R. Lafferty def. D. McNabb, 8â€"4 J. 5. Amm def. R. C. Fleming, 8â€"6 TJY Tuesday, March 17 R. Steski def. Dr. R. Smith, 11â€"0 A. G. Carson def. J. S. Amm, 99â€"3 . P. Sml irle def. 11 A PiUi SUA ¥° YARGALL _ A~ def. A. Fulton ~10â€"1 ing def. M. E. ,Welt, 9â€"4 ford def. K. Eyre,~iâ€"9 ef. D. McNabb, {â€"3 Smith def. A. E. Lake, 7â€"5 def. R. E. Heath, 5i4 on def. J. S. Kitchen, 9â€"6 m def. J. R. Hall, 12â€"9 def. J. R. Rinn, 9â€"8 ef. J. _ M. Seubert, 13â€"10 llan def.. W. Ferguson, 6â€"3 ferty def T. E Newkirk 9â€"4 hl def. D. Clutchey 9â€"5 dson def. Dr. Hudson, 9â€"3 UcLaughlin trophy at rena has got down to s in most of the groups$s one of the groups reâ€" nished. In group three between T. E. Newkirk ty but it will be played other group winners ecided and the interâ€" irting today. ie play should be down is and the finals will unday. The following vinners at the present rers for the past week: military Barney Morris Scores in Last Second to Send Herd Into Tie But Hamilton Wins in Overtime Most Exciting Finish of the Season as Brownlee Pulled from Bisons Nets in Last Minute and Morris Scores with Fraction of a Second Left. Brownlee Turns in Magmâ€" ficent Performance. Hamilton Majors beat out Ankerite last night in the third game of their best of five series for the champlon«â€" ship of all Ontario but before they were able to stop the Bison speedsters they had to play ten minutes of over« time. It was the first time in the hisâ€" tory of the Porcupine Camp that an allâ€"Ontario final has been played here and it turned out to be one of the most exciting finishes seen here for years, In the last minute of the third period "Hobe" Essletine, Ankerite mentor, vanked Brownlee from the Pison nets and threw on six forwards. Barney Morris finally came through with the tieing marker with only a North Bay and Kirkland Lake Play for Patton Cup The North Bay Collegiate Institute and Vocational School basketballers will invade Kirkland Lake toâ€"morrow night in search of the Northern Ontario inâ€" terscholastic basketball crown. Word was received yesterday that the playâ€" offs woud get under way this week. The two teams will clash on Priday night and Saturday afternoon in a twoâ€"game pointâ€"toâ€"count series. Winâ€" ner of the series will take possession of the Patton Cup, emblematic of the Northern Ontario scholastic basketball supremacy. To get into the finals the North Bay team cleaned up on everything in the southern district while the Kirkland Lake team defeated the Schumacher team last weekâ€"end in a twoâ€"game series,. » Rev., W. M. Mustard is Guestâ€"Speaker at Fireside Club Mac Junior "B‘s" Starts Finals Saturday Night Musical Selections Featured at Easter Meeting. ‘Song Without Words" (Kreisler). After the meeting tea and hot cross buns were served. McIntyre Junior "B‘s" will journey to Copper Cliff tomorrow and will meet the Sault Rapids Saturday night in the first of a threeâ€"game series for the Junior "B" championship of the north. Final arrangements were comâ€" pleted last night and when it was disâ€" covered that the travelling expenses would be too high to warrant a home and home series it was decided that the entire series would be played either at the McIntyre or at Copper Cliff. First game will be on Saturday night with the second game belng played on Monday night and if a third game is necessary it will be played on Wedâ€" nesday night of next week. RIVERSIDE PAVILION E. Olive def. W. D. Ferguson, 12â€"§ S. R. McCoy def. W. Burnes, 65 W. R. Rinn def. G. R. White, 10â€"â€"9 wW. C. Arnott def., W. R. Lafferty, 8â€"6 A. Fulton def. D. R. Prior, 8â€"6 I. A. Solomon def. Dr. 0. Stahl, 10. â€"4 T. Searle def. D. Clutchey, 7â€"4 Wednesday March 18 I. A. Solomon def. T. Searle, 10â€"2 Dr. H. Hudson def. G. Cameron, 9â€"3 Night Shiftâ€"Friday, March 13 C. Boivin def. B. Alexander, 12â€" 5. Gannon def. J. Gibb, 6â€"5 E. Dixon def. W. J. Prentice, 7â€" Tuesday, March 17 Alexander def. M. McKenzie, Aâ€" Wednesday, March 1 8th Boivin def. M. McKenzie, 7â€"6 Thursday, March 19 Alexander defeated C. Boivin, 10 k eP PA AC L PP ENJOY DANCING to the Finest Music and on the Best Floor in the North SATURDAY NIGHT Ladies 25¢ Gents 75¢ -oo"owomooomoooooo"oo tPâ€"slP P P P P fraction of game then Hamilton a just after | Twice Ankerite had to come Irom behind to tie the seore and then when they did the same thing again in the overtime the goal was ruled out. Hamâ€" ilton scored two fast goals in the secâ€" ond period after a scoreless first canto but before the period ended Manny otx yorr Jo dojy uo jau ou} ut sBA SsppÂ¥TI SB ou} ojut aly} powuWsts t0o8 ayp qjunodo 0; pasnjat pus al[} UO po[Il! 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Best for the Hamilton team were Runions, Barlow, Laurent and Elevy. fred L JOW, NODCTTUISON, MIOCIHILIVICINI, Ali€CI1l, 1Jill= ning. Shillington. Ankeriteâ€"gzoal, Brownlee; defence, Dixon, Johnston; centre, H. Carnegie; forwards, McIntyre, O. Carnegie; alâ€" ternates, Lahti, Clouthier, Allen, Ladds, R. Young, Mortris. Referec Peterkin. 1. Hamilton, Runions (Bra Allen) 2. Hamilton, Runions (Bra Conick) 3. Ankerite, McIntyre (H Carnegie) Penalties: Smack Allon Eeaford (2). 4. Ankerite, O. Carnegie (Clouthier, Ladds) 5. Hamilton, Barlow (Allen) 6. Ankerite, Morris (Allen Ladds) F Penalties: Dixon, Shillington, low, Laurent, H. Carnegie. Overtime Hamilton, Robertson (Barlow) Penalty: Clouthier. Hamilton No scoring. Penalty: Dixon Programme Children‘s Skatingâ€"9.30 to 11 ds Public Skatingâ€"9.30 to 11 a.m. Public Skatingâ€"2 to 345 p.m. Skatingâ€"8 to 10 p.m. Junior Skating Public @Sx Public Skatingâ€"8 to 10 p.m ruUren 1 WwE again thev ed HENRY KELNECK and his ORCHESTRA y 345 0 Second Period Runions (Bra Third Period O. Carnegic First Period THURSDAY ding SATURDAY Hap il, Eley; defence centre, Runions Brady:; alternate: Miocinivich, Allen Clubâ€"2 to 5 p.m 8.15 ) to 10.15 p.m Shouldice itbht tha ~ as th d y rdy WC frol eIr ird akerite‘s ird line the ice rew was "arnegie All the lish and l6ev wore 19.21 Johnston, T‘C Arnie a M btu SG‘ fee forâ€" Barâ€" Dinâ€" 1959 Barâ€" 5.07 11,.22 31 5.21