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Ritson Rd, Seniors vs. Cedardale Srs. At Cedardale, Jan. 22, Positions -- Goal Rogers Sanko L. Defence Jedic R. Defence Rogers Centre Chasczewski L. wing R. Wing Harmer Sheyan Alternates McKnight Alternates Score by periods -- Ritson 1 HOCKEY RESULTS Hockey games played yesterday resulted as follows: JH. "AN *Varsity ...+ 5 Queen's ...o 4 #.-10 minutes overtime. Swuiville ive 3 Willowdale ,.2 -w " Belinduke Lyson Wadicton Crawford Fraser Maggee Locals Have Only Met With One Reverse--Game Was Faster Last Night Than Score Might Indicate Cedardale 2 1 Referce -- F. Warder, The Game Cedardale came out on top of a hard checking game on rather poor ice, Team play won the game for Cedardale. Ritson was rather slow and Cedardale skated right around them, trophy cup for keeps which they will do if they win it this year, George Elizuk, though the smallest man on the ice played a whale of a game. The careful coaching of S. Simcoe was very cvident in their skilful team play. Next week marks the mid-season in public school hockey, On Monday night North Simcoe and King Street ing out against a boy who had a style similar to that of the loca! lad an dthis gave the impression that he intended to carry the bout to Rocco all the way, Last night at the Coliseum, Davies let some 7,000 or more spectators into his secret and ,as had been supposed, his scheme of tactics was to out- tocco Rocco and the local boy en- countered the first opponent who Spills, hrills . and heart throbs! ore than two thousand hockey fans witnessed the treat of the season last wight when the Oshawa Seniors came trom behind to tie up the score with Belleville in the last period and then battled vainly to score the winning gozl for thirty minutes of overtime, Going into the last period with the score two to onc against them, the Belleville tcam tried hard for eight minutes and then ran in two goals in quick succession to put them one goal ahead. The crowd yelled en- couragement to the Oshawa team and begged for the tying goal and, with about four minutes to go, Houck flashed up the ice and scored with a lovely shot from outside the defence, Then the two teams battled for three ten-minute overtime periods, and every trick known, was tried in order to produce the winning goal, but in vam. The Oshawa team had «-2 slight edge on the first two over- time and in the final spasm they completely dominated the play, but they could not score. Seven times an Oshawa man was right through the defence and with only the goal- tender to beat, but Jeffrey, in the nets for Belleville, was not giving anything away, and he saved cvery shot, some of which looked almost impossible. One of the pecularities of the game was the number of goals scored on plays that were just a trifle offside. Belleville scored a goal in the sec- sond period that was not counted and in the final period Oshawa scored jour goals but only one of the tal- lies was allowed. Oshawa scored "during the overtime also, but this goal was likewise offside. The game aas not very rough, atlhough the checking was fairly heavy. Houck, was the most useful man on the Oshawa team. He played a sterling game on the defence and he took care of the rebounds in fine style. He also made some nice "tushes. Conlin, who played on the defence for a large part of the game showed plenty of speed and stick- handling ability. He should develop into a good defence man. Bond play- ed a good game at centre and Le- veque in the nets, made several smart saves. re The Belleville club can thank their goal tender Jeffrey for saving them from a defeat, Time and time again, especially during the overtime per- iod, he saved what looked like sure goals and he handled himself coolly S. Simcoe Srs. vs. Albert St. Srs.| At Albert St, Jan. 20, 1930, Positions «== J. Shortt M. Singer G. Elizuk P. Hercia Ritson Jrs. vs. Cedardale Jrs. At Cedardale, Jan, 22, Positions -- "1der | Marchowski JN alder fyiiche Beznar | Lockie R. Higgiug Ballan Harmer Ogden Donald urs, On Wednesday the powerful Cen- tre St. machine meets Mary St. in the North, while the battle of the century is expected in the South where Ritson Rd. will pay a visit to South Simcoe. The winner of this game ought to be in a good position Goal E. Clark L.. Defence Centre R. Defence M, H. Hercia L. Wing J. Milne | B. Davison R. Wing J. Sutton C. McLaughlin Alternate G. Clark Alternates B. Suddard Alternates ' Score by periods -- Lavisovich ird place --- 3 : | Sorry L Goal L. Defence Defence Centre L. Wing R. Wing Harper Wilson Acton a Ingersoll ....2 Penetang ....1 hockey GAME WON IN LAST 15 SECONDS " |] |! ; . J] Oshawa and Belleville Srs. Player Expelled For Life by the C.R.U. LH.A. Senfor *Oshawa ..... 3 Belleville ,. 3 Announcement was made last night that he lias been awarded the Cunm- and Jeffrey made a nice save of O.H.A, In 2 his 4am, Pensions, in a last-minute rally, scoring two goals and giving } for the North Jeffreys saved. Green got chased for . Creemore ,...1|ncr-up for the North group of the rebound. Leveque saved when Scott| Marlboros .. Toronto C.C. 3 © ond O.H.A, victory of the week for Belleyille a minute later when a Brantford L. Turesks | overtime. ed to get the call at the end of the puck. The regular forward line came Brantfort hi > i: . > «+ 2 | while on Wednesday, M | Cen- od ' t img ry Ch ou Ritson Cedardale | throwing his stick and which pre-,,¢ ynanimous in picking theWelsh hs : the Centre St. lads will have up| Owing to the poor 'condition of the \ through. Black made a bad move Haileyhury .. 8 Cobalt a a I The Game Detroit, Jan. 24.--He drama It is expected that the Albert St 3 ; J King Street--Thirds--Miss Kaiser, | combination or p { within shooting distance when two-all and 15 seconds to play. ' i THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1930 ' ' . Battle For 90 Minutes But Oshawa Public Schools' Awarded Hockey Cup For Clean Play F 3 > hd ' Ottawa, Jan, 25--Suspended for life by the Canada Rugby union for atl to rea ree 1e IN his part in the St. Thomas-Ottawa Rideaus football riot here last fall, Arnio a Morrison, Rideau quarterback, has earned distinction as a conspicuously -- of he schedule, the game will be , replayed. ¢*--30 minutes overtime. mina trophy' pre hy 5 the Civil Service 'key les re ---------- phy, presented each year to the Civil Service Hockey league pla, Woodstock ,. 9 Chatham .,..3 t------ er considered the most valuable to his team, and whose play has been cone The Game Port Colborne 11 Galt ...... 3 fending Play opened slowly but Rowden| Kitchener ....4 Brantford .. 2} & : 0 0 Morrison, who plays at centre ice, performed an outstanding feat in Doc's shot. Lane picked the puck | Burlington 5 Grimsby ....1 cod ith th It Pensions wou tho match by 5:4 up in a scramble in front of the net,| Dunnville ,.,. 5 Simeoe ..... 4 assists for two others, with the resu 5, won Ihe make oy od, and he got a penalty for throwing| Milverton ,. 11 Wellesley .. 1 the rubber. Houck made a grand | Blenheim Glencoe i | . Senior league, In the South, Ceda V arsity-5 ippi ck x ' Owen Sound .. Markdale .. 1 ]ocnor + dn the south, (cdar- orig, Bick fod Sou! owes Bina? sumer dae vill met Albert. This uit 1 ueens-4 Black made a good try but Black's| Bobcaygeon ., 1 Fenelon Falls 0 be a fine game and should Albert shot was a little off. Houck made a| Bowmanville 6 Peterboro .. 1|Street win their neighbours will have i Kingston, Jan. 25.--Varsity sen- VAS 2 : Varsity .... 11 Parkdale ....0 got through all alone, It was a love-| 2 @TSIF . 2 { ly save. Bond scored a beautiful goal YS vy '. : Vliet Catada 1 over Queen's, when they took a when he skated around the defence 4 ring . 4 Srgnpey re hectic overtime game from the Tri- | aq able to keep him from setting like a cyclone and 'backhanded al arr' 5 il Barrage | color here by the score of 5 to 4,|(he pace. ' i 4 Spraggs | netting the winning goal after nine As a result, Davies, who is a : "gE Fergus long shot sneaked in between "Ed- Son - nlivs hi International League to capture the cup, } ihe and he posh 1 Tin hit! Londen .... 2 Toronto ....11 In Junior Ley things are be- Alternates _Lapin| Once again the winning goal Was | te; round hout which was perhaps the post whe 1c atte Jac! son's | notroit Hamilton .. 1]ginning to look pretty hot. King and Alternates Climpson | open to discussion, not in the way | {he most actionful of any flyweight § yeoounc. ar Ln Mace 3 nice Sav cieveland .....5 Buffalo ..... 2 [North Simcoe will meet og Tuesday Alternates Carrly | it was made, but because the play |cpgagement that has been staged | % Alternates | was started by Paul after he had |po.e. It was a close fit at the end on and bottled Belleville up for a : : | i 4, . a N.O.H.A. Junior tro will have a merry old tussle for ' 1 ) iy PI Saath yoke ay *Soo Greyh'ds 3 Sudbury ....1/first place, Judging by past perform- | RE I i y 4 y vented MeRelvey Shooting when, le |1aq as the victor, but he had the : te ehele , or *--Game called, 14 minutes to lance the game lgoks like M Referee -- I. L ) cr R : J appeared alming for a sure goal. |pn,jority with him and so qualified ing his stick. Leveque made threc play 8 Ross Tesora, {J=0 for Ritson The tea lad battled with alto Tocel the winner of the New | vengeance all through, With |y rk tournament, from which a ; : 4 their sleeves. ice the game was somewhat Ps cs when he came out in front of his own - rere Both games in. the South look toand also one sided. .Elizuk and tl Ihis was onc of the best exhibi-| goal lead to tle up the game, and | net. 'the period ended with Houck be mighty ofall yo affairs an |Hercia twins were tions of junior displayed in|ag the teams went into overtime, making a lone rush, + Oshawa ) . [ any fan who wants ied see rst class players for S. Simeoe. Sutton show- | the southern group this season. The|the tension became greater and the Belleville 1. O.H.A. Bulletin hockey should take them in. Ritson team were superior to thelplay became more strenuous. Me- team will set a hot pace in their en i ; Fourths--Miss Holm's class. | counter against Cedardale next week. | | Paul threw his stick. | Frank Foyston, veteran manager Further report of these games will Penalty Questioned | the Detroit Olympics slapped in the be published as received. ? Immediately the offender was |~oal which gave the home team its League Standing for Week Ending sent to the bench, but only for one { first victory of the season over the Lane got chased before there had | been a minute's play. Houck made a lovely rush and Belleville followed with a combination rush which Row- den broke up and took the puck right in and scored after two minutes of play. Black got a smart pass from Bond but he missed the net. Houck gave the Belleville boys some trouble, Rowden rifled a shot irom in close but Jeffrey made a good save. Play was lightning fast at this stage of the game, both teams made threat- cning attacks and the defence men | of both teams came in for plenty of | work. The bell saved a score again- st Oshawa, Lane .made a nice rush but his 'shot was deflected. Conlin stopped Canning nicely at the de- fence. Black gave the crowd a thrill and Conlin followed with a nice rush. Belleville were bottled up plenty for the last few minutes of the period. Canning drew a penalty for tripping Preston juniors have defaulted | - their remaining games on the schedule. Stratford and Kitchener juniors have qualified for the group play- off, -- Centre St. Jrs. vs. N. Simcoe Jrs. | King St. Seniors va Mary St. Seniors | At N. Simcoe, Jan. 23. At King St, Jan. 20, 1930. Positions == Positions -- | Sutton Goal Maclnally Goal Michael | Whitelaw L. Defence White L. Defence. McCullough | Dime K. Defence | Goodman R. Defence Burr Constable Centre Gamble Centre Andrews | Fletcher L. Wing 2| Marlowe L. Wing Edmundson | Pierce R. Wing | Mason R. Wing Bickle | McCabe Alternates ) | Saunders Alternates Wilsor Alternates Pipher Alternates Lar Alternates Bakogeorge Alternates 1 Alternates Matthews Alternates y Periods Score by periods - ---- 0 0 2.02 lv Mary ling 2 -- 0 0 JUNIOR Overtime ~-- 0 0 Northern | 2 -- E. G. Nichol. 2. 2 3 | The closely contested game | Pe A [ ] A clean player in another branch of sport, and Bond combined for a nice attack Riverside ....3 Western .... 5 : -- -- a game on Jan. 10, when, with the score 4-0 tor the opposing outfit, he led rush and went right through but| Goderch Clinton ... will lock horns to determine the run- nice try and almost scored his own | Barrie ...... 5 Piekering Col, 2 {to reckon with them for group hon- fors came through with their sec- shot into the net. Canning scored Georgetown #. Floyd | minutes and 40 seconds of the gmarter boxer than Rocco, manag- when Scott tried to bat in a loose Canadian League night to fight it out for iod | 2 periods | been given only a minute for | and the official jury of three was § Street' is a W The Ga 0 for saves in a row when Whalen broke | yponuois Falls 7 Monteith Street's but there i$ no telling what 9 ame | Referee ¥e Warder, ; | Queen's twiee pulling down a {Wo-| way eliminated for the world's title, | . ed up well at times for Albert St : Second Period Winners in Classroom Leagues i Cedardale boys both in weight and! Kelvey finally broke away and was |for you. With the game tied up at land Indians 3-2 here last McColy Smith McMaster Jarcley Boukley Gray Lander voit Davies Wins Robertson From Rocco | By Decision season was played at North{ roronto, Jan. 25.--When Willie | Aon Thursday night when "+i Davies arrived in the city early in nd Centre Juniors played althe week to complete his training ame. 10 le, lor Secon 1! tor his 10 round bout against Steve | « Northern division oi Roceo in the semi-final round of "Oni ive eMEDY tt Both teams played | the Shamrock club's flyweight eli- Nev 2 BEST REE a0 minute, and though Queen's ques- |Cleve tioned the Angtn of the penalty | night. and claimed fit uld have been at least 5 minutes, Paul served only 60 seconds. Goderich plays an intermediate game at Seafarth Tuesday, Jan. 28, with Charlie Lightfoot of Stratfard as referee. . Si Elmer Lovell of Fergus will re- Riese feree the Palmerston at Fergus |... gS; junior game on Wednesday, Jan. 29 Centre ----t << = a2 - = Sou . S. Simcoe A local referee will handle the | (udardale Dunnville at Cayuga junior game | pion Road to-night, and also the Cayuga at | Ajhery St. Dunnville junior fixture on Mon- day, Jan. 27. Port Colborne juniors play at |r... St. Hamilton Tuesday, Jan. 28, with | ¢ entre St the return game at Port Colborne, | vi. Simcoe S § | Reierce A. M. Robinson. Thursday, Jan. 30. | King St. 2020 ul 4 The Game Conlin, who was going strong. Lane Owen Sound and Durham inter-| = © Southern St. Seniors put up a4 g g. | { lag i s St. § it up a ga drew a penalty with only a minute | Mediates are replaying a tie game! (i... 1 against the heavier K : i netics. The) durham on Wedneeday, Jan 29, ; wi ty . Sat i to go for questionable tactics. Th | oi I arly rid + | position to give the standir Maclnally, the accurate goa uni ockey. 1 period ended with the score Oshawa | With Mae McCarthy of Toronto, as | | of King St, made a number of excel- | good combination hockey, while the | mination tournament, he stated t¥ np gL ADDER . | -- {lent saves and his team mates joal-tendérs did excellent work in i ON & u i : the Owen § ) - j " : ; that he had decided upon a plan of Third Period | fe en Sound at Durkem rest i . : | thi 1 for the final score in their | the nets, ice was, if anything, a {campaign which would i him H Lane was still resting when the | (8F g o dd . Mary St Juaiors ve. N. coe a fa Edmundson of Mary little too go r junior players, | home in front. He volunteered the! i s : tc lost : "4. At Oshawa Arena, Jan. 18, 1930, | ie ably the ] t and the i fellows | h tim 4 E period Frasted Black lost a oud | Owing 'to a heavy snowstorm in { poiitions ® ena, Jan. 1¥ { unquestionably the flashiest play the little fel had a hard timc | information that he had been work- Blane ¥ LYING 10 BO an 100 £lose. | go ren' Ontario yesterday, Forest | H. W | the ice, while only a little icllow, h Ld > rden's pass but | y Ys . West 1 ke ig King fell a lack scored on Rowden's pass but intermediates were unable to play | \. | kept the big King St. { NIN ta 1] == Mary t in a | battle tor this | boys we not in 2, Belleville 1. | referee. McCarthy also will referee group, Goal James L. Défence {to keep up with . hi BE i aa EN --- at all times: R. Scott, H. Canning and M. Green were the pick of the Belleville outfit. Green played a ncie game on defence and was always dangerous when he rushed. Scot dis- Paved a world of speed and he and Janning worked very well together. The fans would have liked 19 have had a winner, but that they en- sjoved the game was evident by the { enthusiasm shown. The Seniors should have another record crowd on hand for their next game. Last wlight's game will be put on the shelf but if a win for either team will ef- fect the group standing, at the end SPECIAL Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday JANUARY 27.28-20 JEWEL Jelly Powders ALL FLAVORS PER PRG. at all "SUPERIOR STORES in Oshawa Bond was ahead of the play and the goal wasn't counted, Jeffrey made a nice save of Art's backhand shot. Rowden missed the net after taking a perfect pass. Bill Conlin made a lovely try but Jeffrey made a nice save. Green took the way through and scored on effort to tie the score. Rowden sed the" net by inches and Canning followed with a smart goal to put Belleville one up. Bond almost scor- ed, Green got chased. Black scored | but the referee called it back, it look- | Jan. 2%, puck all the | | referee the at Strathroy last night as schedul- ed Port Hope juniors play a post- poned game at Oshawa on Monday, instead of on Friday, Jan, 31, as previously announced. The return game between Paris | and Ingersoll for the championship | of section B, group No. 6, in the in- termediate series, will be played at | 27. Paris | Paris on Monday, Jan, has a six-goal lead. Ernie Collett of Toronto, will ed all right. Houck came up and | game on Tuesday, Jan. 28. score! on a lovely shot to even up| score, 'Oshawa scored again but the | The | referee called the play back. period efided with:the score still tied at three all and the Oshawa crowd settled down to sce the first overtine session to be played in thg arena. OVERTIME Belleville opened with a rusiy and Houck did a solo rush, Dend and Black made a nice try but Jeffrey saved. Rowden made a nice try and then they changed ends. Oshawa broke through on a real combination play but tough luck prevented a score. Black scored on Rowden's pass but the play was called back. The ten minute period ended. ° Overtime Period Houck and Rowden made a nice Bargains In 1928 Essex Sedan 1927 Pontiac Landeau ..... .. 1927 Pontiac Coach USED CARS $650 $525 $500 * MANY OTHERS. Ross, Ames & Gartshore Co., Ltd, " HUDSON-ESSEX # PHONE 1160 135 KING ST, W. NOT JUST AS GOOD--BUT THE BEST Not Equal To -- But Superior To All D. L. & WW. SCRANTON COAL Sa > F. WV. | King and Centre Streets LANDER oe of Rowden's shot. 5 rush and the second period was over. Leveque Games Monday, Jan. 27 Games and referees for Mounday, Jan, 27, are as follows: Senior A Series Queen's at Nationals gardens, 8,30 p.m.)--Jack (Arena Henmp- | hill, Waterloo. Senior B, Series Port Colborne at Preston Farges. Kitchener. Intermediate Series. Gananoque at R.M.C, Devlin, Kingston. Havelock at Lakefield--W, E. Jackson, Peterboro. Oshawa at Port Hope--Harry Batstone, Kingston. Whitby at Orono--Cliff Pound, Oshawa. Geo. Junior Series. Lindsay at Bobcaygeon---Walter Jackson, Peterboro. Port Hope at Oshawa--Charlie Lavery, Whitby. Stouffville at Markham---Ernie Wortley, Toronto. St. Michael's College at Upper Canada---Ernie Collett, Toronto. Brampton at Bolton--Norman Albert, Toronto. Referees kindly confirm appoint- ments, try and Bond also followed with a nice try. The five minute session ended with Green making a hard rush. Bond went right in and shot hard but Jerey saved. Black and Bond went right in. Canning got chased tor tripping. Jeffrey made a nice save Green made a Final Session Well folks, it yourdidn't sec that last session, it's yomr tough luck. Any attempt to give a description fo this period would fail to do justice to it. Those who saw it will never forget it, For your benefit we'll tell you that Oshawa dominated the play. Rowden, Green and Scott drew pen- alties. Oshawa went right through seven times in the last ten minutes and Jeffrey saved what looked like sure goals, The crowd yelled them- selves into silence and the game ended with the score still 3-3, The teams; Oshawa Belleville Jeffrey M. Green Position Goal Defence Defence Centre R. Wing L. Wing Alternates Jackson Alternates Canning Gilfillan Alternates Scott Referee--Ernic Parks, Toronto, Lane Houck Bond Rowden Black Conlin Burlington-at-Jordan | Clair | A | After skating away from cveryone during the first period he lifted a hot | | one R. Defence u, Centre L. L. Wing R. Wing Alternate Alterngtes | A. Broadbent J. Higgins N. Ward 2 D., McTavish \ Buckley V. Keenan K. Smith |G. Davis Score by periods 9 - v I. G. Nichol. The Game Oshawa Simcoes of Reieree -- It" the handler, and a hard shot all rolled | ; up in one parcel they should sign up young Warner James of Mary St. | Juniors. It was largely through hi playing that Mary St. defeated N | Simzoe at the Arena last Saturda) teammates | 2-0. 1f the rest of his LY EY is opponents found the ic King St. Jrs. vs. Mary St. Jrs. At King St, Jan, 21, 1930, ositions --= . Goheen Goal 11 . Bickle L. Defence K, West C. Papineau Centre J. Huggins B. Haines L. Wing N. Ward Ross Luke Alternates D. Soans W. Hooper D. Morns Alternates Alternates B. Doidge i 1935 | Score by period need a speedy skater, a tricky stici- King Mary 1A 1 i) 1] 0 1 Referee -- A, W, Jacklin, S. Simcoe Jrs. vs. Albert St. Jrs. At Albert St, Jan. 21, 1930, sheet too large, he found it too small, | Positions -- ne which entirely fooled the XN, Simcoe goalie. The second counter he drove in during the second period. N. Simcoe Srs. vs. Mary St. Srs. At Oshawa Arend, Jan. 18, 1930, Positions -- R. Garrow Goal R. Burr . Irwin L. Denfence E. McCulloch . Fletcher R, Defence G. Edmonson T. Wright Centre HH. Michael B. Cele L. Wing G. Lander M. Kellar R. Wing G. Wilson C. Gurney Alternates (i. Fraser McGibbon Alternates H. Bickle . Baldwin Alternates J. Andrews F. Young Alternates Score by Periods - ] 2 ) 2 1 3 Referee -- 15. G. Nichol, Game Frank Young secined to be the fa- vourite of the onlookers when he helped his team to a 3-0 win over Mary St. Seniors at the Arena last Saturday morning. Mary St. Team were somewhat lost on the big sheet of ice, but N. Simcoe made good use of it in outskating their opponents, S. Simcoe Srs. vs. Cedardale Srs. At the Arena, Jan. 18, 1930. Positions -- J. Shortt Goal J. Bilindilke M. Singer L. Defence B. Waddington P. Hercia R. Defence H. Clemons G, Elizuk Centre P. Burgess H. Hercia L. Wing J. Patterson B. Dawson R. Wing A, Tyson G. Clank Alternates S. Fraser C Mclllanghan Alternate J Gangemi Altergates B, Crandell Score by period 9 1 0 2 1 0 Referee -- E. G, Nichol, The Game S. Simcoe Seniors showed that they ate again Championship conten- ders when they defeated Cedardale Seniors at the Arena Saturday morn- ing, S. Simcoe is out to secure the | last second of play. { was this, South Simcoe scoring the winning goal just as the whistle went, } Keelar Bligdon Hodgson Goal L. Defence R. Defence Suddard Centre Shortt lL. Wing Deeley R., Wing Lawrence Alternates Hooper Alternates Henderson Alternates Parrish Alternates Score by periods -- S. Simcoe 0 1 Zn 1 Referee -- E. G, Nichol, The Game Many a game has been won in the Such a game Both teams were well matched and played brainy hockey, A large crowd of enthusiastic supporters were on hand, Centre St. Srs. vs. N. Simcoe Srs. At, North Simcoe, Jar, 22, Positions -- Corson Barnes Goodchild Salter Gibson De Guere Wilson Braun Walker Goal 1. Defence R. Defence Centre L. Wing R. Wing Alternates Alternates Alternates Gillespie Alternates Maclnally Alternates Score by periods -- The Centre N. Simcoe 1 -- 2 1 > 2 Irving Fletcher Wright Cole Young MacGibbon Fraser Kellar Small Baldwin 4 Referee = E. G, Nichol. T ° e Centre St. Seniors take the lead of their group by defeating North Simcoe in a fine exhibition of hockey as it should be played: The out standing quality of the winning team is their weight and speed. Young of North Simcoe turnal in a stellar performance while Salter, De Guere and Gibson did the work for the winners, Smith | . Thompson R. Defence W. James | Geo. Davis | Alternates V, Kecnan | E. Adams | Alternates A. Broadbent | "OF ESPECIALLY GOOD DRY HARDWOOD IN STOCK | Gerrow COAL! COAL! 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