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= AY, MARCH 10, 1926 - a . NEW HAMBURG'S TITLE :- PETES WIN a i iP ee ---------- CHURCH LEAGUE FINALS TONIGHT Hambur, rs Win Jonors; Defeat Grimsby 3to0 Grimsby, March 9.--Grimsby went down to" defeat here tonight at the hands of New Hamburg in the final of the O.H.A, intermediate playoffs, the visitors winning the game by 3 to 0, and the right to meet Feterboro i in Ne Ontario final. The game was a poor exhibition of hockey, with enough en- livening plays to give it interest. Reid and McVicar were decidedly oif color, which partly accounts for the shutout victory scored by the visitors, The first period went scoreless, but in the second, Bowman and Roth beat Fisher. The first goal came from a mix-up in front of the Grimsby net. Grimsby batting the puck past Fisher in the scramble. Roth repeated for "the second counter before Grimsby had recovered from the first goal, The third counter was scored on a Bowman-to-Roth combination early in the third period, Bowman passing to Roth, who shot and scored on his own rebound. The remainder of the ganic was slow, neither team trying very hard, * There was no small amount of heavy checking, which slowed up the pace. Penalties were fairly numerous, with Grimsby being the chief offenders. Grimsby claims that the illness of Reid and Carson wet thc chief factors in their defeat." McVicar also was report- cd torbe off color, However, Néw Hamburg deserved their victory by as wide a margin as the score indicates, They played beter hockey than the local team in every department, | NEW MARTIN THEATRE Last Times Hl 'inski; Close teecling in the carly stages of the game showed its effects, Grimsby had six men to go through every time and long 'shots, with no effect, were resorted to. McVicar and Burnside made same good shots from eentre, but liver was always there, Most of the ay was at the Grimsby end and Pen had plenty to do. Both good stick-handling and combination were absent to a great extent, though there were flashes of play that led the fans to hope the ganié was improving. In the middle of the second period Lederman Lippe McVicar and pro- bably saved oal, and while he was in the penalty Af Bellemer was sent in for tripping Foulis, but with only four opponents on the ice Grimsby could not score, At other periods of the game the puck would lie idle for brief periods, the players seemingly waiting for each other to start, With all the close-¢hecking the game could not be called rongh. Carson re- ceived a bad blow in the forehead with the puck in the first period, but he carried on without delay. At times New Hamburg players all showed some good hockey. Kalbfleisch did not have much chance, as he was not used in the game until the last few minutes. New Hamburg--Goal, Oliver; de- fense, Lederman and Bellemiere; cen- tre, Roth; wings, Bowman and Trush- subs, Kalbfleisch and Hamel. Grimsby--Goal, Fisher; defense, Me- Vicar and Carson; centre, Reid; wings, Burnside and Clark; subs, Foulis and Hayhoe, Referee--Harold™ Mitchell. HOCKEY RESULTS Ontario Association, Senior. Peterboro'........ 3 London........ 3 (Peterboro' wins round, 7--35.) Intermediate. New Hamburg. ... 3 Grimsby (New Hamburg wins round.) "Pro." League. Pittsburg 4 Canadiens. .... J New York 1 Boston British Columbia Playoff. Kimberley Secaforths....... ! Alberta Association. Junior. Canadians. ....... 5 Albertans...... | Thunder Bay League Fort William 2 Port Arthur... U.F.O. League. rMinnesing + Ohsweken rOhsweken wins round, 6 to 5. Northern Ontario Association, Senior. Iroquois Falls...10 North Bay T.A.H.A. Playoffs. Intermediate. Maple Leafs. .... Junior, St. Paul's Midget. Runnyvapede... ... 3 Williamson Rd. Danforth iat rics 5 Holy Nanie.... 2 Bantam. St. Christopher's Juvenile. Danforth 4 St. Clair Western Canada League. Calgary Victoria PATTERSON FOR KINGSTON IN JUNIOR GAME TONIGHT Kingston, March 9.--There is re- joicing in the hockey camp here this afternoon Paddy Patterson, star right wing player of the jurors, who was un- able to play in the game against North Bay at Toronto Monday night, was re- ported to be improved this afternoon and his attending physician Dr. G. W. Mylkes, stated that he felt sure that he would be able to go to Toronto to- morrow and get into the game. "I'm off for Toronto and that's all there is to it," * said Patterson, who is just "rarin' to go" It was a great blow to him not to be able to play Monday night. Moore Park Emmanucl A REAL DIPLOMAT The Big One--"An' do ye mean to say that I stole yer hat 2" The Timid One--"0Oh, no, I merely remarked that I'd bave found it if vou hadn't helped me look for it." AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR YOU WANT A STRONG SHOE FOR THE BOY AND FOR THE GIRL. 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Reg. price $3. gi Small Boys' Lace Size 8-103. $1.85 Special Davidson 31 Simcoe St. North & Samells Phone 227 4 Carlton Park... 3| | generalship in the Fine.Card Slated For The | hurchsLeague Tonight Tonight the first of the home and home games for the Church League BOWLING SCORES honors will be staged in Bradley's arena commencing at 7 o'clock, The first match will be between South Oshawa and St. Andrew's Midgets, the second at 8 o'clock will be the feature game of the night when the Cedardale and St. George's seniors |! clash; and the last "of the program commencing at 9 o'clock, between the St, George's and St. Andrew's Juveniles, Goals count tonight and every member of each team is primed for one goal anyway. The teams however are too evenly matched for any large score on either side and the battles promise to be fast and exciting, In the senior teams, the Cedardale crew have yet to be beaten, and thelr op- ponents the St. George's have suf- fered only one defeat. Will the Dale boys uphold their reputation, or he dragged off their stand by the fast Saints outfit? Come out and see. Bring your wife, sweetheart, sister, Mrs. you, and cheer for your choice of the teams. Church league fans can't afford and won't miss the games to- LALLA III LEI LI ITLL] LOSE OHAMPIONSHIP BY NARROW MARGIN a o b co Just a word in connection with the final post-mortem regarding the past hockey season. Oshawa lost out to New Hamburg by one goal in the semi finals when they should have won. Then New Hamburg walks into Grims- by and trims the Peach Kings on their own pond by 3 to 0, and win the cham- pionship with a margin of five goals, It does not take long to figure it all out that the Motor City should have landed the coveted mug, Let's go and get it next year. IIIT I IIIT LAL I LLL Ly Iu +e tree M t u Cc I; LARA FSS SLEEPS RAE RE ER 2) AAAS LL A ELE LS) Senior Finalists Battle to a Tie 9.--Showing rare pinches and with playing London, March goalkeeper Joe Dwyer game of his career, the seniors held London to a tie in the Ontario Association final here to- night and won the round and the championship by 7 to 5. The bet- ter sextet captured the John Robert- son Trophy, of that there is not a shadow of a doubt, but less the locals gave a A gallant ex- the house into witnessed in|! ever a crowded demonstrations the Forest City. Summed up briefly the difference » in the two contenders was repre- sented by the goalkeepers. Dwyer stopped shot after shot, 56 in all, but young Alfie Moore, off his stride in front of the tremendous throng and howed down with the heavy burden that he carried in the acid test of his life, allowed three easy goals to be registered. le stopped 38 shots however. A Peterboro Worthy Champions The Petes are worthy title hold- | I ers. They won the honors in two of the hardest-fought games ever seen in the history of the Associa- tion. The flashy way removed from being weaklings, games last night. got two Mr, Smith Mr. Mrs. Mrs, Barlet Os 'Mr. Barlet ,, 145 Mr. Mrs. P. Turner Mrs, brother, parents and relations with 5 Mr, night, M. Mrs. Mr, Dan Guiltinan games of bowling a very ship of music was provided by the New Vie- tor Mr. D. .J occasion. Anderson, Ed. can, ry, Rutherford, V. Hardman, Andrews Petes Capture diy Honors Defeat |: cio London on Round Nondeserpts oo the | D, Peterboro | D. V. Amshury D. Williams Mr. neverthe- | E hibition here this evening and sent w. wildest | E. MOTOR CITY BOWLING CLUB The Mixed League played its first Regular Fellows from Rollers. Macs won wo points from Jacks, The scores: \ Jacks vs, Macs Jacks 3 BIBER ovine 96 87 123 106 Johnson ,......... Johnson ... Team Total--921 Macs . . . 144 McKenna 132 McKenna Team Total Regular Fellows vs. Rollers Regular Fellows 115 108 182 189 115 129 97 149 Bone Bone Turner Team Total--1,084 Rollers Guiltinan 180 126 153 162 119 89 130 116 Hardman Team Total---1,075 ' A very enjoyable bowling party nd dance was held at the Motor ity Bowling Club by a large num- er of the young people from the hristian Ohurch, After several delightful inch was served under the leader- Mr. Cecil Elliott, The by the Orthophonic kindly loaned Brown, jeweler, for Among those present were lessrs, C, Elliott, N. Himes, A. Pe- rie ,H. Hall, E. Cornish, W. Man- el, W. Kilburn, N. Chesboro, E. Manuel, T. Barlow, O. ornish, Hardman; Misses G, Dun- A. Ross, G. Normoyle, M, Low- L. Corby, R. Cox, M. Thompson, Martin, M, Sproule, V. Elliott, H. Bluett and Mrs. MAJOR CITY LEAGUE rolled 242, Miss St. Nondescripts LADIES' Miss Shaw 226. Top Notch, This makes an even play | 1 this section with Top Notch and | each, Blue hells and 7 each, Caronomes Knockouts, Knockouts om Caronomes vs, Caronomes D. Flintoff in the Second Game But iF. nL Petes Had a Lead Vv. M. Hambly Dummy Cox McKay Team Total--1,195 Knockouts , Sargeant Beard Young Total--1,014 Top Notches Team Nondescripts vs. Nondeseripts Borrowdale Mepstead Brown Sims Jummy Team Total--1,339 Top Notches M. Coughlin A. Morrison K. Rushworth E. M. Shaw Knox Team Total--1,308 Bluebells vs, Brownies Bluebells 3. Goold Creer hompson Moffatt Jummy Team Total--1,262 Brownies M. Fisher locals are a long |M. won | Bluebells won from i but they lacked the experience of the team from the Liftlock City and lost ody because above the should- ers the visitors had a big advantage. Just hefore the game began Cap- tain Bill Starkings, of the London team was presented with a magni- ficent floral horseshoe, and the Petes took this as asign that the crepe was hung on tife London door. Frank Collins, star centre player of the Peterboro team, practically wrecked London's chances when he took the puck at the initial face- off and beat Moore with a bounder from outside the defense. Just four seconds hdd elapsed and the sudden- ness of the successful attack stunned the local fans, and for a while the Petes played rings around the Lon- don team, Irvin Bailey flashing some of the most sensational hockey of the season. Peterboro--goal, Dwyer; left de- fense, Rose; right defense, McLeod; centre, Colling; right wing, Bailey; left wing Ranger; subs., Bogardis, Cox. London--goal, fense, Starkings; Graham; centre, Somerville; right wing, Keeling; left wing, Lowery; subs., McPherson, Iieamy. Referee--M. J. Rodden, left de- right defense, Moore; Toronto. PETERBOKO' PREPARES TO HONOR CHAMPIONS Peterboro', March 9.--Peterboro' went wild tonight when it learned that its hockey team had won the senior O.H.A. championship. Full telegraph reports "were received at Vietoria Hall, the Grand Opera House, Peterboro' Club, Knights of Columbus Hall, and all were crowd- ed with cheering fans. At a special meeting of the City Council in com- mittee of the whole last night, it was decided to turn out the band and parade to meet the players on their return, and to banquet them, win or lose, The City Council is ar- canging the ceremonies Sy Team Wil tion. posted Heard Smith Bentley Team Missal Wotten 0O'Connc Carlyle Team Ww. Team Regul Team rolled able to ed up tucked frames beat I E. AG, Dummy D. St. Andrews I. Innis J. Service Brisbois reitaiey Several off today. placed Gordon Brisbois rolled H., Morrison, real hot, of 283 and 303. a strike at third game but blew the next two lost a fine chance Roy score of 796. © Cocoa Colas vs, Textiles Cocoa Hambly A. Petrie Hambly G, Creamer 226 Total--1,178 LLIAMS A.A. tomorrow. Office League 140 151 143 160 Total--1,194 189 i) Total--1,327 Veneers vs. Regulators Veneers V. O'Connor B. Ireland I, Southwell French 260 151 149 139 Total--1,313 ators Brisbois 3. Prescott Bel wi . - Pollock Total--1,326 challenge Perie. but hold his position, into Reg. Creamer away with the beginning and Perkins' ITY 5 PIN LEAGUE Colas 155 136 148 303 1256 105 1256 203 283 125 LEAGUE This league has closed this sec- The . final standing 'will looked 126 93 93 be 125 149 146 180 213 181 126 150 169 169 127 149 163 247 143 129 games were A. Andrews dis- Rendell and Brisbois was In the 10 pin section Purdie mov- Norris' position. Harper throws out a challenge to The race is getting RECREATION BOWLING CLUB 'Gordon though he had the Burns' Diamond two nice games He was away with of the as to 132 268 146 167 125 838 H. H. H. Ww. A. A. E, Ww. Hou Lett FO Te rink and AC F. G1 Ww. | J. Stacey, Textiles 4 ATKWEIEBL + «sensi 132 Fry Driazells J. Thompson ,... .. DummMyY ..... Adanacs A. Flinders Studebakers C. Cox Knowles Norris O'Regan Spares Keenan Wilson shots by the local cuirlers, L.. Whattam, e ; A. McDonald, J. Perry, F. J. Bailes, 197 178 176 148 185 131 230 122 103 90 146 174 178 691 cease coer 306 909 816 'Adanacs 137 199 188 196 125 DIT CI) Driazells vs, FiBl 5 c0teitevins Lovelock ...... 147 190 177 136 125 793 172 137 163 169 125 766 Pree... 845 208 162 152 184 158 207 194 133 208 178 169 162 263 Robertson Legge Dobson 161 191 I. KR. Luke, D. Geo. Southwell, A. Lambert, Sk. headed 1 i J Lakeview tonight, while Lakeview will also send four rinks to Agincourt, Mansell, A. Gilliam, Dr. Kirkwood Sk. J. C. Young, i MeC urdy, . N. Scott. Whyte, Sk. eA Thompson, . Kishleigh, «1 'eacotk, i Shia visas s 7 Total... 35 Tom ...... 59 Majority for Lakeview, 24 shots. 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