», George's, REVISED SCHEDULE 8.8. HOCKEY GAMES The following is the revised sched-| ule for the Sunday School Hockey League: | Juvenile' A. ' il Jah, 8--6-7. 'Bt: Cregory's: vs. Christian, Feb, 10---6- 7. Dale Rrashyterian, i. Feb, 13--86-7. hyterian. «+ Fab, 137-8, re Pale, ; : "Juveiile B, "Feb. 8--7-8, King 8f. vs. Simcoe; Peh. 10--7-8, Sjmece va, Bt, _ George's, Fob. 16--6-7, Oshawa. Junior A, Feb. 8--=8-9. King St. Oshawa. Et Peh.-h--7-8. St. Gregory vs." King Cedar vs, Christian vs, Pres- St. Gregory's Vs, ! » King St. va. South vs. Sputh St. Junior B, Feb. 10--10-11, Christian vs. " Preshyterian., {This game postpon- ed from Jan. 38) Feb. 138-9, Christian. Feh. 15-10-11, Simcoe vs, Pres- byterian. £ Presbyterian vs: Senior A, Feb. 8--9-10, St. George's vs, King St. Feb. 12--10-11_ George's. Feb. 15--8-9. King St. vs. Bt. (This game replayed by order of executive). Senior B. 8--10-11. Christian vs. Simcoe vs, Bt. E V8. Feb. Oshawa, Feb. 10--8-9, Christian. Feb. 10--9-10. South Oshawa vs. Gregory's. oh. 135-10. South Oshawa.: protested on Jun. Feb. 15--9-10. St. Gregory's. MWill the captains of teams and all interested please cut out this schedule. 1 changes are necessary owing to defaults or poor ice the same will appear in The Reformer, + 50 watch the paper for apy ehanges. The winners of Groups A and 'B for the J@veniles, Juniors and Sen- jors will clash on Feb. 17th. and 20th for the championships. Silver cups are being given for the winners and these will he displayed in the near futurd. If you haven't heen on hand for all the games, don't fail to see the finals, for strong teams will clash. Sunday School attendance in loedl Sunday School young men's classes has greatly increased. Already the Association are talking baseball, so in the spring interest will be revived instead of lessened. The following is the schedule tor | Wedensday night: 6-7. St. Gregory's vs. Christian (Juvenile A) 7-8. King St. B). 8-9. King St. (Junior A). 9-10. St. (Senior A). 10-11. Christian awa (Senior B). Preshyterian Presbyterian vs. (This is the game 27). Presbyterian vs. vs. Simcoe (Juvenile vs. South Oshawa George's vs. King St. vs. Perhaps the most altruistic ani- mal is the hen. She positively re- fuses to lay eggs until prices bring her products within readh of all.-- Kincardine Review, South Osh-! BUSINESS MEN BEAT SIMCOE HEIGHTS 21-9 The Business Men stepped up a noteh in the Indoor Baseball League standipg last night when' they de- feated Simeoe Helghts, 21 fo 9 while Pediars narrowly missed dropping down into fourth position when they nosed ont Knights of Pythias 6 to 6. The. first game was a walkgver for the Business Men, While Simcoe Heights secured enough counters to win any ordinary game their,oppon- ents hammered the 0 hard . par- tienlarly in the last frame when they pushed across nine counters. The line-ups were: . Business Men---Alger, Chisholm, Driscoll, Dobson, Ormiston, Rae/ Sheridan, Whinfield and Kelso. : 'Bimcoe Heights--Dafore, Cole, L. Hall," Cook, Dell, Small, Baldwin Farrell, and N. Hall. The score: -- ] Business Men 2 1 0 4 4 1 9--2 Simcoe Heights 2 4 0 0 2 1 0 9 The secand game was closely con- tested, Pedlars assuming the lead in: the fourth innings when they scored three runs, In the final stanza the Knights came across with two'and threatened to forge ahead but the equalizing run did not ma- terialize, The teams lined up as follows: -- Knights of Pythias--Cooper, Mec- Cabe, Flintoff, R. Salter, Diplock, Stewart, McBride. Pedlars McNeally, Robingon, Smith, Kilburn, J. Thompson, Mor- phy, Clark, O'Brien, Crouse, J, Thompson. The score: -- Knights Pedlars 300000 2-5 Hh 2130008 Hard Luck Beat Oshawa Squad SOWMANYILLE HIGH SCHOOL WILL ENTER INTERAOL. LEGIATE SEMI-FINALS Bowmanville' High School furnish. ed a sarprise on Saturday afternoon when they defeated Oshawa at the Whitby Arena in the play-off for the championship of this distriet of the Central Ontario Intercollegiate Hoe- key League. The final score was 4 | to 1. Although the Oshawa students | outplayed their opponents at every | stage, having about ten shots to Bowmanville's 'one, James, the win- ners' net guardian, looked just about geod enough to hold a position with some professional squad. He: was the real factor in Bowmanville's suc- stopping everything that came neay the goal and putting up one of the hest exhibitions of goalkeeping een in this loeality this season. Time after time the Oshawa for wards broke through but they conld not find an opening. They excelled in stickwork. combination and in skating and their defeat can be at- tributed to just plain hard luck. Osh. wa was conceded to have an easy although they were play- ug in wp form they failed to score but once. Bowmanville will now enter the semi-finals and play with the winner of the Peterboro-Belle- ville series. The line-ups were:-- Oshawa -- Goal, R. Clgrke; de- fence. Bouckley and Wilson: <en- tre. Flintoff; right wing, Wright: left wing. Luke: subs.. Browne aad | Coss, 1 | Mason. Bowmanville Goal, James; defence. Armstrong and Somerville; centre, Frazer; right wing, Tilley: left wing. Pointon; subs., Hall and M. MeMartry. Referee--"Dinner" Smith. TRIM COBOURG In the O. H. A. junior game play- ed at Cobourg last night Lindsay de- feated the home team 4 to 3. The Lindsay team were heavier and play- od very rough with the Cobourg lads. The ice was very slushy and heawy, making good hockey impossible. The line-up: -- . Lindsay - Goal, LANDSAY MeElroy: defence, Hall and Reeves; centre, Mills; wings. Chambers and Williams; subs., Bissette amd Ashton. Cobourg --Goal, Jackson; defence, 2aker and Jacobs: centre, Wilbur; wings. Nichols and Moore; subs" Hargraft and Bowen. Referee--Steve Vair, Toronto. This is National Smile Week in the United States, and the following poem is therefore apropos: 1 ial with By far the.inost. exciting game played in the Bunday School hockey league was staged last night, when St. Gregory's seniors clashed with the, Presbyterians, the former win- ning by a score of 2 to 1, after a strenuous contest. rom the stand. point of good, fgst hockey, it was the equal of any junior OH.A fixture staged in Oshawa this year, and the spectators were loud in their praises at Lhe. showing made by the two teams. 'That 'the winners were ijghtly superior was quite apparent but their opponents presented' a strong line-up which was composed of hard checkers and fast skaters, making the Gold Bands step at a lively elip for the entire route. Thompson was the star of the losers displaying some nice individual work which enabled him to go the length of the rink several times. Bouckley and Johnegon were the hest for Bt Gregory's, The first period saw the Saints leading 1-0 and at the end of the second 2-1, while no score was made in the final hear. Saints Beore First Right from the face-off the pace was fast, hoth teams entering the fray determined to win. Heavy hody- checking on hoth sides was much in evidence alhough penalities were few. Pepey Canning handled the game well, keeping the players wel in hand and consequently play was fairly elean. The first period was well advanced -heore Boueckley skatec down the side and drew first blood for St. Gregory's, Th»; was the only counter of the period and play was ahout evenly divided. Each team had several shots on goal, but good work by the goalies kept down the Score. In commencing the second session the Saints came through with their second gounl, but five minutes later Trew got away and shot from out- side' the defence, beating McKinnon for the Presbyterian's first and only tully of the game There was nc further scoring in this period of in the final stanza It was one of the most stoutly contested battles seen at Bradley's rink this year. and those who saw the performance are looking forward to seing many such conflicts before the senior series is decided How the teams lined up: 8t. Gregory's--Goal, McKinnon ; defence, Cotter and Cooper; centre, Bouwekley; right wing, L. O'Connor; left wing, C'. Johnson; subs., J. Me- Brady and Taillon. Presbyterians-- Coal, letence, Wright and Frew; Purdy; right wing, Thompson; wing, MeXeally; Clarke Wilson. Reeree--P. Canning King Surcet Edy Winners The second senior fixture St Browne centre left subs and was comparatively tame to the St. Gre- gory-Preshyterian combination. but some good hockey was displayed. The King Street sextette finished on the big end of an 8 to 1 coynt with Sim- coe Street and they had the most of the play throughout. The score by periods was 1-0, 5-1 and §-1. New Grounds NEW CLUB HOUSE Is TO BE BUILT AT ONCi--SEVERAL NEW SHOOT, ns The Gun Club held a Saturday afternoon and also a spee- meeting of members to deeide apon a new elub house and shooting grounds. MiMon Gay and H. Tylor made the best scores of the day. With the exception of Thos. Miller the rest of the shooters were for the most part below average. The mem- hers were pleased to see several pew chooters present and these did an- usually well for beginners. First. Eaeat This was at 25 birds and was a handicap event. It was won by Chas Scott and M. Gay who tied. Thos. Milier was third. The scores:--- Broken Hey Name Birds Score M. Gar G. Seott T. Miller H. Tylor Mclaughlin The second event was also ai 25 birds but without handicap and was won by H. Tylor with 23. He missed two of his first three birds and then broke all the rest of the string withcat a miss. Thos Miller was second with 22. G. Conant stood third. . The afterpoons shoot was wound up with a special match between H. 12 birds without hamdicap aad it event of the day. The scores were; Miller, 41; Conant, i1; Tylor, 190. Miller and Conant were called to shoot off the tie with cigars added "Gordan™ i House new of the Gun Club will be 24 4t x 14 ft donble hoarded elt paper between, the ont- side being clapboard and the gemenal { fimish being in green and white paint. It is expecied that it will be ready in 2a month's time and wil' be jJocated in an open field near fhe street car Vine part way to the Lake. 's Seniors. Trim Presbyterians Senior Fixture Wis'a Fast, Sunnhy Battle--Saints Al bo Won Junior and Juvenile Events--King Street Seniors Beat: Simcoe St. Methodists St. Gregory Ross | For Gun Club | meeting notice, favor of the move and the next shoot { which will be aumoungced later, {be held on the new grounds «hoot on | Tylor, T. Miller and G. Conant at' proved to be the most interesting { f | | Flintoff was the best for the winners while Wilfred Luke starred for Simcoes, The teams were: | King Stroet--Coal, fence, G, Flintoff and S. Flintoff ; centre, Drew: right wing, Cox: left | wing, Ross Flintoff; subs, Horne and Hiscock. | Simcoos+-- Goal, Kelly; defence W. Luke and Jackson; contre, Wil-| liams; right wing, Taylor; left wing, | C, Luke; subs, Alger and Peacock. Referee--P. Canning. Junior Contest Fast The junior contest between South | Oshawa and St, Gregory's was nl merry 'battle, the Saints winning out | by a close count of 1-0. Pat O'Con- | nor secured the goal in the first period on an individual rush. Play was fast without either side having' any advantage, altheugh the Saints | were a shade heavier than their op- ponents. For the losers Beutley in goal turned in a brilliant. game. | while Clapper, Marks and Willis worked nieely together. The South Enders put up an exeellent fight, but they failed to bulge the nots all | evening. Bouckley was the best for | 8t. Gregory's. | The line-ups were: | 8t. Gregory"s--Goal, Judge: de fence, Cooper and Smythe; centre, | Bouekley; right wing, 1. O'Connor; | left wing, C. Johnson: subs, (or. mon, Kings and C. Bryant, South Oshawa---Goal, Bemley; de- defence, Hutchinson and Polliek centre, Marks; right wing, Clapper; left wing, Willis; subs, Leamou and | B. Clapper. St. Gregory's Make Clean Sweep When 8t. Gregory's juveniles won their game with the Preshyterians the Saints were able to look upon ft as being "The End of a Periect Day," because they had won all three fix- tures during the cvening; first the senior event, then the junior, and ginally the juvenile contes:, St Gregory's juveniles came out on toy with a 6 to 2 score in their favor The teams were: St. Gregory"s-----Goal, J. Fair; fence, Kennedy and LeFave; tre, Donald; right wing, B left wing, D. Conlin; subs, € Wilkinson and J. Wilkinson Preshyterians---Goal, Russell: fence, Mitchell and Grant; Taylor; right wing, E. Hears; wing, E. M. Henry; sub, Cox, Referee---A. Petre. South Oshawa Wins South Oshawa juveniles suined o close vietory over St. George's, the score standing 2 10 2. The game was 4 good exhibition and ther Was very little choose hetwecn the teams, The teams lined up as South Oshawa Goal, fence, Arnold and Minos Melpally; right wing, Cluppor; wing, Edmondson; subs and. Cunningham St. George's--Goal, fence, Smith and Lowe; liams; right wing, W wing, W. Winstanley; gomery and McCabe Referee---G. Flintoff. Lander; de- de cen Conlin; and, A. de. centre left to lows Boutilier: Duo we Little subs Mont-! of new shooters can be socured which will help toward paying off the expenses, although there were only 4 comparatively few members | present in response to the advertised they all seemed in will Some discussion took place as to the appointment of a new secretary, and Mr. H. E. Tylor was appointed to act as temporary seervetary' until different arrangements are made. INDOOR BASEBALL STANDING PY 1. D Wilthams - ... 2... 8 wo Pedlars .. .. ..."°8 i Business Men ....' 5 0 Simeoe Heights . . '0 Regiment .. .... 6 0 General Motors ¢ 1 Knights of Pythias © 2 0 Officers ] 4 0 LEAGUE Pts iz & (EE EES Twa BE SOME GANE A hockey team from the Towns) Hall staff will clash with a sextette! of hardware clerks at the Division street rink to-night at 7 o'clock. The! civie servants will line-up ax fol-! lows: Goal, | Harmer; dafence,' Maddock and McDonald; wings, Go-| bel and MeBrady; centre, Purdie: subs., Miller. Referee, Jim Clarke. | {n't heard of 8. SCHOOL HOCKEY LEAGUE STANDING Sunday School. Hockey gianding to date: Juvenile A, Won Lost Bt, Gregory's .... 3 0 Presbyterian... 2 {Christian ." .,.. 2 | Cedar PRE 3 cv O Juvenile B, south Oshawa King 8t, 181. George's Simeone Junior A, Won St, Gregory's .... 2 South Oshawa ... 1 (King St. 0 Junior BB, Won | Chrigtian vie Preshyaevian ,... 1 Shncoi Senior A, Won King St. NER St. leorBe's: . ,».., } Simcoe 0 Senior B, Won South Oshawa .. 3 0 St. Gregory's' ..., 2 1 Preshyterian .... 1 1 Christian. . .. ..., 0 Women have been driving out of the coal mines, hat we the ladies men from working in mines.--Brooklyn Eagle, Tied Tied men have- preventing diamond {MACDONALD'S Cut Reiley More Tobacco for the Maney ¢) ). fof" Canada's best byy- the ECONOMY Package Mr. Diamond bie a me bed MP Makes An Important Announcement JH OUSEWIVES throughout the Dominion of Canada will be. particularly interested in this announcement, because it relates to articles in daily use in every home. 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