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All those interested please leave their names at the Fire Hall with CHIEF BORLAND Timmins at ’5 his Some interesting changes have taken place since the llast published standing; especially of note is the Town Junior Team, known as the Black and Ambers, Who have lleft the tail-end position to the Cornish One-and-All, in jgoal averages. ”Another feature is the Town Blue and Amber’s climb-up the ladder to fourth place, with even possibilities of displacing Hollinger and Dome Black and Whites as League leaders. NEW RECORDING OFFICE OPENED AT TASHOTA Town BlL office forme Hollinger ....................... Dome Black and White Uome Amber and blaCK McIntyre .......................... Town Black and Amber Cornish One-and-All ..... The Hollinger and Dome Black and Whites seem to have settled down to a steady gait, awaiting What seems to be now the most critical game for these two teams. I refer to the fixture of Sept. 2nd at Timmins. Just the, same anything may happen to either of these two teams before that date, if one may judge from the improvement in form from at least three of the other teams in this eight-team league. Some of the leaders may yet find; themselves a resting place at the bottom. It is by no means settled yet as to Who Will be the proud possessor of: the handsome Garrett Shield for this, the initial year, 1924. «order To the above date the1e have been played thi1ty-seven out of the fifty-six League games, leaving nineteen games to be played. P. D. F .L OFFICIAL Lancastrians 'OIH 1X To'week ending Tuesday, August 5th, 1924. P. W. L. D. 10957211 He oi 01‘ sfidld, sh 0 ta rlv them New Some veal a! ., of the Mining at. Hailefilmry, I. to reopen the established at. I’Ia‘ileybury last, ‘ Port Arthur, w .1 sh ad Amber and Blac )1] William A. 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