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3 ey PY Yaar a LS Ee _ _ Trip of Seniors to / North Even Break SLost at Iroquois Falls on Satur- day, but Defeat Porcupine on Monday The northern trip of the -local sSenior hockey team resulted ina :showing of good and poor hockey 'by the boys. At Iroquois Falls, -on Saturday night, they scored a -goal in the first couple of min- mutes, and looked to be away on 'the right foot, but before the end eof the period the Falls had scored .acouple of soft ones on long 'shots, which seemed to take the heart out of the team. This left ithe score 2-1 for the Papermak- ers, and they added three to their 'total in the second, while Hailey- *bury had to be content with one. "Then in the third the Eskies ran in four, while Jamieson's crew -were only able to dent the twine sonce. The final score was 9-3. "Baldy" Northcott had the dis- tinction of scoring all three of the Haileybury goals, two com- ing on passes from Eddie Car- smody. However, the local lads were 'not dismayed, and sailed into the Burgoyne crowd at South Porcu- 'pine. on Monday evening, uncoy- ering much the same brand of hockey as they did here against 'Kirkland Lake, and gaining the -decision, 4-2. It was a hard blow to the South Enders, who had surely expected 'to hand out a defeat to the Hail- 'bury hombres. At that, there was trouble about referees, and South Porcupine almost lost the -game by default through not hav- ing made the arrangements for -officials on time. The score by periods was 2-1, for Haileybury; 3-2 and 4-2, with Northcott, Hylands, Tupling and McKnight counting the goals for the County Seaters and Jemmett sand Spence doing the scoring for the homesters. At one time in the second per- iod the game took on the aspects 'of a Donnybrook, and only quick action by Referee Fahey averted serious trouble. At one time the _teams were down to three men each, but Fahey called the play- 'ers in to the centre and told them that five and ten minute penal- ties would be the rule for further breaches, and the lads settled a- way to play the game. ' The only accident to the play- ers was suffered by Harry Mc- 'Knight, who had a tooth knocked loose from its moorings, but he expects to be able to make the trip to Kirkland Lake on Friday with the rest of the team. - Jack Fitzmaurice broke into the line-up at South Porcupine on the front line and his work was -good. All the rest of the crew played up to the mark set in the Kirkland game here. The crowd at South End was much impressed with the display and accorded the Haileyburians plenty of vocal support, which was surely appreciated. ------>>o--_ All the Juvenile hockey players who have registered with John Fitzmaurice as willing to take part in the Juvenile League, are asked to report at the rink on Saturday morning at 10.00 o'clock sharp, when teams will be drawn and schedules drafted for the re- mainder of the season. The lo- cal Rotary Club are sponsoring the league in town and members are taking a keen interest in the development of the younger play- ers, who will man the Haileybury teams in future years, it is hoped. = pea" Sarna Cobalt Junior hockeyists will be with us again on Friday even- ing, and in spite of the result of the games already played, a large number of enthusiastic fans are sure to be on hand to see the kids perform, Haileybury to date has had every bit as much of the play as the Silverwings, but lack co- hesion in attack, and have been weak in the nets. These faults will be remedied and the locals hope yet to make a race of it. eR e Haileybury Seniors travel to Kirkland Lake on Friday to tack- le the crew coached by Ernie Doyle, who have just succumbed to other clubs for their fourth straight loss and are almost ready to bite their keeper. If a' suffi- _- cient number signify their inten- tion of going, there will be a special train leaving Haileybury about 4 o'clock and returning af- ter the game. The fare will be in the neighborhood of four dol- lars for the return trip, and the train should arrive back here - soon after midnight. Sport Notes The tidbit of the local hockey season is expected next Tuesday evening, when the Iroquois Falls Eskimos invade Haileybury for their second trip. The Falls lost out in their first venture here,| 3-2, after a rough-and-ready bat- tle, but had sweet revenge last Saturday in 'laying Haileybury out, 8-3, making it even-Stephen. The game on Tuesday will either establish Haileybury definitely as areal contender for_N. O. H. A. honors, or put them in a precar- ious position so far as the cham- pionship is concerned. The boys are confident that they can come through and beat the Papermak- ers. Se gee The N.O.H.A. Secretary has sent a notice to all clubs regard- ing the conducting of games, and the supplying of adequate protec- tion for the referee and players from over-zealous fans. Two in- cidents of spectators taking part in scraps on the ice have already been reported to the Association by the referees. The first was right in Haileybury, when the Iroquois Falls players started a fracas, which resulted in quite a tangle before the police cleared the ice, and the other was at the opening Junior -game in the Southern group at Chapleau last week, when fans mixed in a feud between a couple of the young- sters. No fair-minded hockey fan looks with favor upon certain hot-tempered individuals mixing up in spats on the ice, and those who do hop over the boards should know that they are only jeopardizing their team's chances as the referee has power to for- feit a game when spectators get on the ice. The official is out there to handle such situations, and will have the backing of the League in doing it. Defeated at Cobalt Last Friday Night Local Junior Team Was Weak in the Nets, and Lose Out, Score 9-2 The second meeting of the 'Junior teams in the Central N.O. H.A. group, resulted in a win for the Cobalters, 9-2, but the score does not indicate the play, Hail- eybury appearing very weak in the all-important net position. One of the features of the tilt was the lack of penalties. The game was almost over when Jack Hennessy_drew a minor for the only trip to the hoosegow. Fred. Austin, who handled the game, was very strict, especially in the offside line. Cobalt players are chief offenders in this, the wings nearly always being away ahead of the puck-carrying centre man, and the checking up of this will result in the boys being taught how to properly keep onside in later games, which will be more important. There were a couple of slight changes in the Haileybury line- up, Howard Hall appearing at vight wing, and Boissonnault go- ing to left. Cooper again turned in a great game for Haileybury, while Hennessy and Adamson, on defence rushed well. Fitzsim- mons, in goal, was the weak spot, his principal failing being to flop on the ice at the first sign of a shot from the Cobalt snipers. Cobalt players all worked well, with the alternates showing im- proved form over their first ap- pearance. Coach Hylands has other material coming on which will be given a chance to show in games soon. Max Bennett landed three tal- lies for Cobalt, with Maher and C. Dixon each getting a pair and Roy Bennett and Murray Watts getting the remaining two. Jack Hennessy got Haileybury's first on a lone rush, while Hall made sure of the second on a pass from Cooper. The teams: Cobalt--Smith, goal: Hutt and Watts, defence; C. Dixon, centre; M. Bennett, R. Bennett, wings; W. Dixon, F. Maher and Kostuik alternates. - Haileybury--Fitzsimmons, goal Hennessy, Adamson, defence; Cooper, centre; Hall and Boisson- nault, wings; O'Grady, Godin and McGinley, alternates. Want Ads. Bring Results TRY OUR WANT ADS {Cobalt Juniors Won Here on Monday 7-1 Home Crew Have Big Share of Play But Cannot Score Goals Cobalt Juniors again gave the Haileybury boys a whaling in the first game played on the local ice, outscoring the homesters by 7-1, for what appeared like an easy victory. The score, how- ever, does not indicate the play, as the old goal weakness was again very much in evidence, the change from Fitzsimmons to Villeneuve not being anything to cheer about in the way of im- provement. "Dutch" tried hard, but simply could not keep his eye on the gypsum, and the only ones he stopped were those which hit him. He even had the misfor- tune to drag one in, in attempt- ing to clear. In territorial play, Haileybury was every bit as good as Cobalt, but the weak-net-minding and lack of finish inside the opposing defence decided the margin in goals scored. Time after time, Cooper, Adamson, Hall and the other forwards were inside the Cobalt rearguard, but either shot right into Smith's pads or missed the goal entirely, and their only goal was not scored until within a couple of minutes of full time when Cooper back-handed one in after trying persistently all the way through from his own side. There was only one tally in the first frame, Max Bennett grab- bing it on a pass from brother Roy five minutes after the open- ing bell. The Silver Towners got two more in the second, W. Dixon and Maher combining for the first, while Max Bennett notched the second on a pass from "Cus" Dixon. The Cobalters ran in four in a row in the third, Roy Bennett getting the first on a play started by Kostuik; then Villeneuve scored one on him- self with C. Dixon at the goal- mouth, ready to help. Max Ben- nett stepped through alone for the third, and gave Hutt a pass for the final a couple of minutes later. Then Cooper got Hailey- bury's lone goal to finish the scor- ing for the night. 3 ' Despite a bitterly cold evening there- was a fair number of fans to watch the game, including several from Cobalt and New Liskeard, the latter coming down to watch the Liskeard boys who are on the local team this winter, Cooper, Adamson, Hall and Fitz- simmons. Cooper was about the best on thé ice, checking the whole Co- balt forward line himself and do- ing a tremendous lot of puck- carrying, giving passes when they should have done the most good, and making himself a real menace to Cobalt. Adamson, Hall, O'Grady and Boissonnault also worked well, and Godin did some useful checking while on. The defence pair of Jacks, Gor- don and Hennessy, rushed well, but showed a disinclination to pass the rubber, which the Co- balt defence soon wised up to. The Bennett kids, slippery asa pair of eels, were the pick of the Cobalt clan, with the two Dixons and Carl Hutt also showing up well. Foyle, who started on the defence with Hutt, was hurt in the final frame and had to be car- ried off, after striking the boards with his head. The game was not rough, but eleven penalties were inflicted by Referee "Speck" Baillie, of Co- balt, who handled a good game. Hennessy and Hall, of the local team, had two minors each, with Cooper and Boissonnault draw- ing singles, while Cuthbert Dixon spent two sessions on the fence] for Cobalt, and M. Bennett, R. Bennett and Maher were the others to decorate the mourners' bench. The teams play in Haileybury again on Friday evening, and it is expected that further changes will be made in an effort to help the scoring ability of the locals, as well as strengthening up the goal position. The teams: Cobalt--Smith, goal; Hutt and Foyle, defence; C. Dixon, centre; M. and R. Bennett, wings; W. Dixon, Maher and Kostuik, al- ternates. Haileybury--Villeneuve, goal; Hennessy and Gordon, defence; Cooper, centre; Hall and Adam- son, wings; Boissonnault, Godin and O'Grady, alternates. Bryan's Pharmacy for pure drugs Englehart Curlers Fail to Lift Cup: Local Stane Men Are on Their Game and Turn Back Invasion Two rinks from the Englehart Curling Club were in town last Saturday evening with the in- tention of lifting the Englehart Cup, which Haileybury has held now against many invaders. One rink, skipped by Les. Bu- chanan tackled a quartette from the local club, headed by H. G. Pickard, and succumbed 16-13, after sixteen ends. The other squad under M. S. Ireland, dropped a hard fought game to F. H. Thompson's four by a socre of 13-11. 3 Both games were greatly en- joyed by the spectators in the club house as well as by the play- ers themselves, and for practical- ly first attempts this season by the rinks concerned, there were some real fine shots made. The Englehart Club this sea- son is branching out, having add- ed eighteen new members from last year, and now have a total of over fifty, which is about all that two sheets ofice will accommo- date. The local club members are always glad to receive a_ visit from the Divisional Point curlers and visitors up there never fail to return with the kindliest feel- ings and words of praise for the treatment accorded them. The rinks on Saturday night last were: ENGLEHART L. Soper J. Legarey . H. Murdoch L. Buchanan, Skip--13 W. Price Dr. Jackson HAILEYBURY Dave Hill H. Clifford G. Sutherland, jr. H. G, Pickard, Skip--16 Roy Thompson Taylor Pipe J. Paterson W. J. Adair M. S. Ireland, F. H. Thompson, Skip--11 Skip--13 Majority for Haileybury--5S New Liskeard has challenged for the Englehart Cup, and Skips W. J. Adair and E. E. Smith have been appointed by the local Curl- ing Club to defend the trophy in matches to be played on Saturday night. HOCKEY SCHEDULES Northern Group--Senior Friday, January 11th-- Porcupine at Iroquois Falls Haileybury at Kirkland Lake Tuesday, January 15th-- Iroquois Falls at Haileybury Kirkland Lake at Porcupine Friday, January 18th-- Kirkland Lake at Iroquois Falls Saturday, January 19th-- Porcupine at Haileybury Tuesday, January 22nd-- Iroquois Falls at Porcupine Kirkland Lake at Haileybury Friday, January 25th-- Haileybury at Iroquois Falls Saturday, January 26th-- Porcupine at Kirkland Lake Tuesday, January 29th-- Iroquois Falls at Kirkland Lake Haileybury at Porcupine Friday, February lst-- Porcupine at Iroquois Falls Haileybury at Kirkland Lake Tuesday, February 5th-- Iroquois Falls at Haileybury Kirkland Lake at Porcupine Friday, February 8th-- Kirkland.Lake at Iroquois Falls Porcupine at Haileybury Tuesday, February 12th-- Iroquois Falls at Porcupine Kirkland Lake at Haileybury Friday, February 15th-- Haileybury at Iroquois Falls Porcupine at Kirkland Lake Monday, February 18th-- Iroquois Falls at Kirkland Lake Haileybury at Porcupine. Central Group--Junior JANUARY Fri., 4--Haileybury at Cobalt Mon. 7--Cobalt at Haileybury Wed., 9--Haileybury at Cobalt Fri., 11--Cobalt at Haileybury Thur. 17--Haileybury at Cobalt Thur. 24--Cobalt at Haileybury Mon., 28--Cobalt at Haileybury Wed., 30--Haileybury at Cobalt FEBRUARY Fri., 1--Cobalt at Haileybury Wed., 6--Haileybury at Cobalt The standing of the Northern Senior group: Wi, se acDe Ba AL Iroquois mE allsne 25 sclenOn 25a 5 Haileybury, 2:16 Og 0 ole 24 SO POrclipinien. slr uel On 16 Kogklands 22a. AR Sed Panag Bar| ROADWA THEATRE, Haileybury Tonight, last showing of Lewis Stone and Norman Kerry in---- THE FOREIGN LEGION Drama, Romance and Intrigue, with the French Foreign Legion in Algiers Children, 25c Adults, 60c, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Richard Barthelmess, in The Wheel of Chance Twin brothers, one a Crown Pro- secutor, the other a murderer-- What was the climax? A tense drama. Also another of the popular "Collegians". 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