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Dukes Defeat Yorkers _ Two Straight Gamesâ€" 3 Games In Schedule THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1953 . Weston Dukes took a pair of deâ€" cisions from East York Rockets last week in the Junior B "Big Six" group and with three games left to play are still holding down first place in the standing. Dukes now have 35 points. Brampton Regents, who have also played 27 games, are one point back in second position while St. Michael‘s College Buzzers and Unionville Jets are deadlocked for the third and fourth slots with 26 points apiece. â€" Scarboro â€" Rangers and East York have 19 and 18 points respectively and have only a slim mathematical chance of making the playâ€"offs. now have 35 Regents, who This week‘s "Big Six" games for Weston send them against the freeâ€"skating Unionville Jets with a game Tuesday night in Unionâ€" ville and the return engagement of the homeâ€"andâ€"home series this Friday night. Last time the Jets played in Weston they skated off the ice the winners after a thrillâ€" ing clash that had the fans in an uproar. Dukes hold the Jets in the highâ€" est respect and plan to be at their best for the invaders. In truth nothing but the best will do beâ€" cause the Unionville lads, after a rather _ upâ€"andâ€"down _ experience through the first half of the schedule, shape up as good as any team in the league. They defeated Brampton Regents 2â€"1 last Tuesâ€" day night in Unionville. Weston had little trouble against East York when the teams clashed at Weston on the Tuesday night last week, winning by an 8â€"2 count. It was a different story when the teams clashed on the Friday evening at East York arena with the Dukes finally edgâ€" ing out a 4â€"3 victory. Apparently Rockets play a much improved brand of hockey on their home jce. They didn‘t look like the same WESTON ARENA FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6â€"8.30 p.m. CHILDREN‘S SKATINGâ€"2.15 â€" 4.15 p.m. PUBLIC SKATINGâ€"8 â€" 10.30 P.M. ‘51 USED CARS and TRUCKS ‘51 ‘50 ‘50 ‘50 ‘49 91 MAIN ST. NORTH ‘49 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11 GENERAL ELECTRIC HOUSE LEAGUE 3 GAMES â€" 8 to 11 PM. 1â€"Pee Wees 2â€"Davenport vs. Royce 3â€"Head Office vs. Lamp SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7 PUBLIC SKATING â€" 8.30 â€" 10.30 P.M. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9 FORD Tudor with overdrive STUDEBAKER Fordor with overdrive FORD Tudor FORD Fordor PREFECT MONARCH Fordor FORD Tudor LITTLE BROS. LIMITED wWESTON DUKES UNIONVILLE FORD â€" MONARCH Sales & Service vS. Midghall, Bob Garner, Kent Dougâ€" las, Bob Forhan and Mike Nykoluk waca LaRose and Midghall scoring twice. Against this the best the Rockets could do were tallies by _ Joe Scanlon and Billy Fillman, At East York the teams battled \through a scoreless first period and then Pinky White of the | Rockets scored twice in 15 seconds to give his club the lead. Dukes scemed disorganized and appeared \to be heading for a real beating | until Mike Nyoluk, Sonny LaRose and Mike Elik moved in with some really good hockey and first Elik and then LaRose scored to tie up | the game. Ross Sneddon then folâ€" |lowed up the good work with a | nice rush and shot that beat Goalâ€" \keeper Sullivan and the Dukes ‘wen- out in front 8â€"2 going into | the last period. In that final sesâ€" ision Aubrcy Edwards scored for | East York to make it 3â€"3 but Laâ€" | Rose tallied his second counter of ‘the game to ‘give Dukes the 4â€"3 victory, team gin c Tuesday n ers â€" were Midghall, las, Bob F OvERSEAS VISITORS Four thousand London Homes have cffered hospitality to overâ€" seas visitors for the Coronation, Prices for bed and breakfast range from $2.10 to $11.76 an average $5.18. _ Accommodation | is | still available in small private hotels and guest houses. Outside Lonâ€" don 300 hotels are still looking for Team Davenport Royte ... Head Off, Lanip ... visitors GENERAL ELECTRIC HOUSE LEAGUE that We $1695 $1695 $1350 $1365 $ 695 $1395 §$1225 at lost by a sixâ€"goal Neston ice. scorers for Weston . ‘ night win over the re Sonny LaRose, 1, Bob Garner, Kent Forhan and Mike NJ Rose and Midghall s Against this the be could do were talli by ice. for P W 10 _8 10 4 10 4 10 1 ‘48 ‘47 ‘49 ‘47 â€"15¢ MERC. Fordor MERC. Fordor FORD Fordor FORD Panel $ In beautiful condition ready for work 1 TON Express $ A truck ready to do a good job for you. mar the rkâ€" aul Pt 10 10 AL MacNEIL PAUL M Three Weston Dukes made the headlines last Saturâ€" day when they figured in the deal between the Marlboro and Guelph Biltmore Junior A clubs whereby Marlies got Guelph star Billy McCreary for the rest of the season as a replacement for right Barney Arnott‘s Marlboros scored two quick goals in the first period to squeeze out a close 2â€"1 decision over a hard fighting Stratford team. The win enabled them to take over first place ail alone. Higginson got the Marlie goal on passes from Terrell and Hambly after seven minutes of play and one minute later Windsor, assisted by Stephenson and Terrell, made it 2â€"0, After missing out on some good chances, Stratford finally broke into the scoring in the second period by virtue of a goal by Britton with the assist going to Johnston. John Boyce received the only penalty of the game for tripping. Marlboros 2â€"Stratford 1 Hamilton were unfortunate to lose this one and deserved at least a tie with the winning Brantford goal being knocked into the net by a Hamilton player while trying to clear. Stratford pressed hard for the remaining minutes but Morgan in the Marlboro goal came up with some fine stops to prevent any further scoring. Hogben, Carpenter, Barrow and Broadhurst were best for Mariâ€" boros while Orff in goal, Trinkwon, Jim Boyce and Milligan went very well for Stratford. 2 Carpenter of Hamilton opened the scoring after thirteen minutes of the first period had been played, Brantford 3â€"Hamilton 2 Kitchener Is Shutout McVittie In Top Form k: W h Jetail 6 4 e h y > y T [ â€" * .. k 3 2 Â¥ij l # i a#~ M 6 a 4 ahtily # id f 42 f A m P .. hal > _ se PC omug . P y " s > Peei> â€" h: /. l i 4 ; P £â€"~* l a ', “ ie U & $ a . P > e _ " | P ols * ie *. i. wok" . w5 B 5. t ’2 A ’3" '! We "’zgv' a +9k . k al . $1 ph J s s > â€" 2 » . C 29 . ’}g* ie e JA + o 4 & W PR 1 c EK 2 s ’?gf t _ > . m 7. @«RBRA //_ I usA l : w ts 7 > . % P p 2l yor i: W % y tw & > , y j s * .. D c . lE y 2 t p 4. h > 4 k m a en e t TRUCKS Friday, Feb. 6th WESTON vs, UNIONVILLE 9.15 p.m. Direct From Weston Arena Tune In YOUR English & Mould LIMITED FRIDAY NIGHT Hockey Broadcast featuring BILL HEWITT CHerry 1â€"3521 $1295 $ 995 $ 795 FIGURE IN DUKE‘S DEAL WITH GUELPH 195 195 |_ With the Weston Dukes playing |a home game on Tuesday night of \last week, the regular weekly doubleheader of the Weston , Hockey League was played on Friâ€" day at the Weston Arena. Dolly Credit Jewellers with a resounding |10â€"7 win over Weston Coal moved into a tic with the Coalmen, three | points behind secondâ€"place Wallace | Roofing. Wilf‘s continued their ‘seasonâ€"long dominance of play with |a 3â€"2 decision over Wallace‘s to [smy well on top of the heap with |14 points. { _ All teams were shortâ€"handed and the result was a scrambly exhibiâ€" “!inn in both contests. Wardrope, Haynes and Snider pulled the {trigger for the Cyclemen, with | Reed and Bray notching the losers‘ | markers. _ Halder, Buckley and \Snider paced the winner‘s attack, | with Buckley, Bray and Ryan !sparkinz Wallace‘s in a losing |cause. The second game saw Wesâ€" ‘ton Coal jump into a‘ 5â€"2 lead in \the second period only to see it {disappem under an avalanche of |goals as Dolly‘s led by Bob Mecâ€" Connell and Pat MacDonald poured }eight goals behind Ken Fortune Warren took just two minutes to tie the game with Cox getting the assist and six minutes later they took the lead with Cordick feeding a perfect pass to Bull for the winner. The only penalty of the game was drawn by Cox for tripping. carrying the puck the length of the ice to score. Bull tied it un for Brantford two minutes later on a nice play with Cordick and Crawâ€" ford drawing assists. Hamilton took a oneâ€"goal lead just before the period ended with Sewell scorâ€" ing on passes from Thompson and Turner. Hicks in goal, Simpson, Savage and Rowland played strong games for Hamilton, while Farrell in goal, Holden, Latimer, and West were good for Brantford. Owen Sound 3â€"Kitchener 0 The unpredictable Owen Sound team played one of their better games to shut out Kitchener 3â€"9 although the game was mucn closer than the score would indicate. Bob McConnell Now Tied For First Place League Scoring Race in the loser‘s cage. _ McConnell sparkled â€" with four goals, Macâ€" Donald, Thornton and Hall each Campbell got Owen Sound‘s first REBUILT Weston Auto Supply NOW IN STOCK 41 MAIN STREET S. PAUL MIDGHALL TTMES AND GUIDE, WESTON Complete Machine Shop Service wing ace Eric Nesterenko, who has turned profesâ€" sional with Toronto Maple Leafs. Al. MacNeil, deâ€" fenceman; Paul Midghall and Bob Forhan, forwards, are to join the Guelph club next season. STARTERS | GENERATORS ~ VOLTAGE REGULATORS CARBURATORS P FUEL PUMPS , SHOCK ABSORBERS WATER PUMPS DISTRIBUTORS MASTER & WHEEL CYLINDERS WE DELIVER goal after three minutes with Gardiner and Mackenzie drawing assists. In the second period Mackenzie from Gardiner made it two nothing at the eight minute mark. Soon after Pierson, who is one of the most improved players in the league, completed the scorâ€" ing on & breakaway, going in all alone to score a pretty goal. Kitchener never gave up trying and came very close on a number of occasions but overâ€"anxiousness plus. McVittie in goal cost them any chances that they did have. Silver in â€" goal, _ Armstrong, Patrick, Burlington, and Blanchard tried very hard for Kitchener, with Binns, Britton, Thain, and Wadge being best for Owen Sound. Weston Midget NHL American League (Standing Jan. 3, 1953) Team PW L T B New Haven 6 2 1 3 1f Pittsburg 6 3 97 1 14 Hershey 6 § 2 1 1: Providence _ 6 2 1 3 11 Buffalo 6 2 % 1 14 Cleveland 6 1 4 i1 f Senior "A" Marlboros 6040 4 1 d Brantford 6 : 2 i1 Stratford . 6 8 8 6 Owen Sound 6 2 2 S d Hamilton 6 2 4 0 1t Kitchener 6 2 i4 0 " adding slaugh crew, each . s and firstâ€" and three place Haynes (Wilf‘s} ... McConnell (Dolly‘s) .. Hill (Weston Coal).... Curtis (Wilf‘s) ... Clark (Wilf‘®s) am~~. Snyder (Wilf‘s) ... Westervelt (Wilf‘s) . Gunn (Weston Coal) Thornton (Dolly‘s) .. MacDonald (Dolly‘s) Reed (Wallace) ... League Standing saw . U change as Bob Curtis, follows Wilt‘s Cycle .s»» Wallace Roofing.. Weston Coal ... Dolly Credit ... aughter, For rew, Mike Bun ach seored tw verett and Roy ingles. T ighâ€"scor three as place tie Stew Hi â€" assists , two po the for t McC o points The race BOB FORHAN hâ€"scoring individual ‘ the first Connéll, 1 assists tie v Hill brace PW L TL F Aâ€"P 6 2 1 316 8 7 6 3 $ i1 1M 12 7 6 3 $ 112 14 7 6 2 1 3 11 i0 7 6 3 % 114 13 s 6 1 4 1 s19 8 6 4 1 113 4 o 6 3 2 i 1 9 7 6 3 3 0 8 s 6 6 $ 2 32 9 o 6 602 4 0 10 14 4 6 2 4 0 TH 4 with with took CH. 1â€"3538 to the s and Jack e, Stew H Williamson second c 1 seoring t time in with four moved i Jimmy H to complete Weston d Jack U over front date goal Hill 0 6 into a Haynes al and second of Don contest notch _ race weeks goals 0 0 the Coal sher Ed 14 13 10 P 14 0 All Teams Even In Monday Games By General Elec. Two tie games featured Monday night‘s play in the General Electric House League. Royce and Lamps went to a one all tie and Head Office and Davenport ended at 2â€"2. In the Dav., H.0. game penalties came along thick and fast with a total of nine being handed out, all but three to Davenport. Head Ofâ€" fice scored both their goals in the fice scored both their goals in the second at 12.21 by Martin assisted Mallory assisted by Cullen and the second at 12.21 by Martin assisted by Boyd Torgart, Cullen and Bridges were given twoâ€"minute trips to the sinâ€"bin. Davenport‘s turn to score came in the third. The first at 2.12 by Higgins aided by McPherson and Docherty and the second at the ten minute mark by Firman unassistâ€" ed. They received qne penalty in the first period, one\in the second and four in the third, Continued from page 1â€" and Bill Stoddart. This 30â€"minute comedy is directed by Mrs. Fox. Jack Zimmerman is the director of the hilarious 40â€"minute comedy, "A Mad Breakfast" whose cast inâ€" cludes Ruth Garrett, Annabelle Cameron, Peggy Jennings, Mardi Anne Hagen, Pat Loose,â€" Don Niepage, Trevor Metcalfe, Gordon Metcalfe and Jean Ashford. Graâ€" ham Creelman is in charge of publicity; Marvin Gould, ushers; Bill Marsh, props, and Nancy Waldon and Bill Francis, tickets. All money raised will go towards the purchasing of the new proâ€" jector for the church and Sunday school. The winner of the lucky door| prize was the holder of ticket numâ€" | ber 17492. In the Royceâ€"Lamp | game Lamps only had ten men out | but a great effort by all made it possible for them to hold the secâ€" ond place team in check throughâ€" out the night and fight them to a draw. Both goals were scored in the second the first at the 25 secâ€" ond mark by Boyle of Royce asâ€" sisted by McLean and Mansfield.| Lamps scored at 7.36 with a goal| by Rose assisted by Carey. 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