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Page 12 . _ TERRACE BAY SUPERIORS MAKE GOOD SHOWING SUNDAY AFTERNOON Terrace Day Superiors met the best that the North Shore could offer Sunday afternoon and held their own to a 7-7 tie. Ina game that had everything a spectator could wish to see, there was hard checking, fast skating, excellent goal tending and plenty of tense and near hits around nets. Superiors faced a packed team made up of six from Mercuries best, six from the much vaunted Royals and three from Nipigon's Flyers and they held through the sixty minute not to mention that in the third period it was Superior all the way. The Mercury contribution gave the Sups the biggest trouble and that mostly from the defensive action of Kapitan and Amadeo. Amadeo accounted for two, Lanteigne one, Willmen, Gallant and Morgan were hard to stop in scuffles around the net, they have a way of sniping the puck from nowhere and putting it where it counts. Legace shouldn't be too popular to the Superior fans, it was that wiley little skater that got in the only score for the All Stars in the third period and he had to outsmart Superiors defence and Dobson to do it, Adamo, Maurice Osmar with 'two goals apiece were the toppers for Superiors with Marvin, Dave Whalen and Pollard getting the rest. Pollard's 17:40 shot in the third came after Superiors had hailed puck at DeLucca from side, front. up and over without ; results. Tookenay played his best game this season and with Adamo and Massero should make that line one of the biggest scoring threats in the league, Bill FPytick turned in a good games. .He has shown good defensive |, material, no slouch as a goal tender and now he is coming up as a puck handler and play- | maker of no, ill repute. The Osmars and: Whalen are still the big line but so far | are not clicking as well as they should. It-leoks too that there is a-power house in the making that is going to be awfully hard to stop. Thursday night Marathon Mercuries will... face the Superiors in the first of 'the North Shore Schedule, -~ it will be interesting. The game was opened by Jack Thomas, Pras. | of the North Shore Hockey League, who wished the team good, clean, fast hockey, He was followed by Jack Phillips, Chairman of the Recreatign Committee who, on behalf of the Committee, presented Lapel Buttons to, the executive and the players for their 1961 achieverients, MARATHON HERE THURSDAY The first game of this year's North Shore Hockey Season will be played here Thursday night at 8 i,M, with the Marathon Mercuries visiting. A fast, hard game is expected, as both teams have been werking out for several weeks. ; Because of the warm weather, one change | has already been made in the list of coming; games, The Soughton Trophy game, between Marathon and Terrace Fay, originally scheduled here on December 19th, has been changed. to December 14th, HERE. 4 TERRACE BAY NEWS _Step as slow wand deliberate as you Can, | And y 36 PINE CRE December 7, 1961 FLEASE NOTE THAT. THE SOUGHTON TROPHY GAME ON THE 14th IS NOT A LEAGUE GAME. This will be treated as an exhibition game in regards to ticket sales, etc. During the season, fans are asked to note the followings 1. Sunday games start at 1,30 P.M, 2. Evening games start at 8 P.M, © 3. Children under 13 and not with adults MUST remain in Section Cand at least one row back from the boards, 4, The NO SMOKING rule will be strictly enforced, 5, Bottled pop will not be allowed in the arena, because of the broken glass hazard Phease cooperate to make this year's games more enjoyable for everyone. EROOMBALL NEWS Any attempts to date to reorganize the Broomball League have met with very poor responses If THERE IS TO DE A LEAGUE THIS YEAR, PLAYERS NAMES MUST BE IN TO THE FOLLOWING BY MONDAY OF NEXT WEEK: Lew Edmunds. Lionel Waghorn, Rex Taylor, K. Ward, Nipper Osmar, Bill Kurylo, Earl Knight, Ted Stachiw. This gives interested players a wide range of contacts, REGISTER NOW} 9] LADIES TEN PIN LEAGUE High Single - Betty Cruickshank - 152, High three - Marion Pluto - 386, Points taken last week ~ Pats - 16, Rookies - 15, Moaners - 13, Anchors ~ "12, Alibiers - 11 1/2, H.ney-Bees - 7 1/2, Good-Fellows - 5, Splits - 4. SHUFFLE THAT FIRST STEP - No part of the bowler's approach to the foul line should be hurried. However, it is perhaps more import ant that the first step be more deliberate than the succeeding steps. Some successful bowlers do not lift their foot off the floor as they start their action. They just slide it toward the pins, then pick up speed as they get farther into the approach, However you like to do it, make that first The only riches you will carry to Heaven are those you give away. 's Hobby. Supplies MODEL CARS)» PLANES, BOATS, TRAINS & PAINT. BY-NUMBER. SETS SPECIAL OR DEF iS. TAKEN JACK ANDERSON SENT F.O.BOX 305