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HOCKEY "CLASSIC" cont'd, - - "PROBABLE LINE-UPS" Lunchpails 'Peanuts' Pineault --- Mer, 'Old Rugged' Gross = Coach Eagle Eye Falzetta Hi-Ball Mikus Snips Allen Sno~Ball Hanna Coke McInnis (Ted) Captain Kydd Jimmy Smith Blower Legault Beetle Bomb Bouchard Slim Dorman Reg Payette Steamer Hamilton Splash Cumming Trapper Delaronde Shocky Stuart Panda 4waresh Hammer Head Sernesky Junior Wilson Duke Duquette Chink Janicki - 20 Probables Palefaces Gen. Mgr. "L,. A." Mazza Eguipt. Mer. "Pianist" Little Mascot-in-Chief "Itchy" Lou Atchie Mascot "Gay Blades" Gay Roy Coach "Real Big Chief" Wig "Jackson" Kelty Clipper Kulcheski 18 Marostica $o$ Heenan "0.0." Jeanneret D. P. Brady "King" Barry Curly Ross Mayor Hanley Meat Campbell O.P.P. McDermott Doc Rundle Pills Waghorn Curly Hale Precision Woods Salomi Louk Bingo Black - 22 Probables Beaker Rowley Playboy Pattison Shadow Sechesky Operator Harrison (Al) * Notice has just been received that the Shift Workers, with their team the "Clack Watchers" are issuing a challenge to the winners of this event to meet.them.in further competition' for the coveted S, H. Trophy, See ie AREk HOCKEY FINALS AT TERRACE BAY ARENA SALE OF TICKETS Pre-game sales for games Sat. & Sun. will be held at the Recreation Office from 1:00 to 6:00 p.m. Saturday, Prices as follows: -REDS ~ $1.25 Adult Standing - $1.00 BROWNS - 1.15 Students AO) GREENS -- 1,00 HUH HH Racehorse MacDonald (J.) Page 7. ) MINOR HOCKEY NEWS Pee Wee Playoffs -- March 13th. The Fawks won the first game in the heer of three, over Leafs, 10 - 5. Goals for Hawks - Bill Little 9, Whitfield 1, goals for Leafs - F. Schock 3, D,: Schock, 2, Friday, March 22nd, the Canadians will play their second game apeaner: the Bruins, and Hawks will play Leafs. Try and get out to see these play-downs folks and cheer your boy along. Monday, March 18th, our Midget team journeyed to Marathon for the second game of their playoffs for the Chaople Trophy. The game ended in a 8.8 tie, This was a home and home total goals to count series, and our boys lost out by four goals. Marathon - 15 goals, Terrace - 11 goals. The North Shore Minor Hockey playoffs are are now completed and Winners are as follows: _ Pee Wee (8 - 12 yrs) won by Schreiber, Bantam (12 - 14 yrs) won by Terrace Bay Midget (1, yrs) won by Marathon Juvenile (16 - 18) won by Schreiber. Terrace Bay and Marathon did not enter Juveni' _----- MEN'S CURLING CLUB NEWS Plans for the 9th Annual Invitational Bonspiel are almost complete. Eight local rink- and twenty-four visiting rinks will square off on April 4th.in what promises to be the biggest and best Bonspiel we have ever held. Visiting rinks are expected from Nakina, Geraldton, Red Rock, Nipigon, Rossport, Schreiber, Marathon, Manitouwadge, Wawa, Port Arthur and Fort Williar: Excellent prizes have been obtained and a full program of entertainment has been arrenged. Curling for this season is rapidly drawing to a close. 'The men's Club will pro- bably wind up their curling ebout the middle of April. The first round of the double © round robin has been almost completed and the completion of the second round will mark the end of the season. If time permits the men!' club is planning to hold another mixed bonspic__ open to all curlers end others who would be interested, to wind up the season. If plans mater pelibe there will be more news on this: next week. (cont'd on page 9) --