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INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Marshallâ€"Ecclestone Block (Upstairs) Bowling, Billiards, Cigars, Etc. â€"â€" OPEN TO ALL _â€" BEST ALLEY IN THE NORTH D'“'“'“;“;“;“'“‘“.". * °o ."." .-. vv.vv.vv.vv.vv "% "e "% "% °0A "% °%6° °®° ‘Mclatyre: %‘“:00!5 s 4. # *# THE ONLY GENUINE IS PERBRY DAVIS PAINKILLE® AND THUS PREVENTS ALSO \ Recreation Hall SCHUMACHER The Timmins defence are standing up well to the Hamulton forward line and clearing many dangerousâ€"looking situations. _ Hamilton just skimmed the bar with a hot shot. _ Satrang again secured, let A. Cadman away, but the big fellow‘s shot was blocked by Turabull. ~At this stage the Timmins forwards are all over the Hamilton defence, was almost through, but Elrick ran out and cleared. â€" Hamilton now pressing. Hetherington sent away with a long shot, but A. Cadâ€" man was pulled up for offside. Satrang now got through, and Crompton had to race out to save his charge. Roberts forced a corner off Gilvear, but this was cleared by Gilâ€" vear who let Chambers away on the right. The game is settling down. Chamâ€" bers secured for Westinghouse, raced down the right wing and forced Hethâ€" erington to concede a corner which proved abortive. A moment later the same player sent in a hard shot which goalie saved in fine fashion. The rain is falling faster and is making the ball heavy for the boys to handle. Timmins now pressing hard. A. Cadman is feeding his right wing and forcing the‘ Hamllton de- fence back. Roberts put the ball beâ€" hind. Jackson fouled Short. (Cooper let Street away with a long pass but the latter let the ball get away from him when in a good position to centre. A moment later Lawson secured and, beating both Short and Hetherington, sent in a shot into the corner of the net giving Elrick no chancee to save. This put more life into the game. The Timmins boys got away and from a series of play at mulheld Satrang secured and beat (rumpton all the way with a hard fast shot onâ€" the ground. This tied up the score and caused great enthusiasm among the spectators. ‘ The opening exchanges are a bit ragged, the players seeming to be overâ€"anxious to score, rather than make an opening. Timmins now secured, A. Cadman centreing beautifully, but Glvear of Westinghouse nipped in and cleared the danger, letting his left wing away. The Hamilton forwards raceed down in a line, but owing to the strength of Liddle and Hetherington they were forced to shoot wide. - The Advance Special Wire " Report of Ontario Cup Match Timminsâ€"Elrick, goal; Liddle and Hetherington, backs; G. Cooper, F. Cadman and Short, halves; Street, Satrang, Pettersen, A. Roberts, A. Cadman, forwards. Refereeâ€"Currie, of Toronto. _ First halfâ€"Westinghouse won the toss and Pettersen, of Timmins, set the ball rolling. Timmins starte straight away for the Hamilton goal. Pettersen secured, and swinging the ball to A. Cadman, that player was pulled up for offside. Hamilton now secured. Chambers was neatly robâ€" bed by F. Cadman, when he was on his way through. There was a large crowd gathered in front of The Advance oftice on Saturday aftternoon to watch the bulâ€" letin of the special private wire inâ€" stalled to give the report, play by play, of the Ontario Football Cup Final at Toronto between Timmins and Hamilton Westinghouse. The telephone was also busy answering enquiries from both town and disâ€" trict, many of the Dome, Schumacher, South Poreupine, Iroquois Falls and other places ealling in for particulars. The game did not start until four o‘clock. Just before the opening of the gcame a "‘flash"‘ came through tellâ€" ing of the lineâ€"up. Then followed a running story of the match play by play. There was only one interrupâ€" tion to the service and that was after about half the second period was gone. It appears that the rain and storm put the special wire out of business on the Stadium grounds at Toronto, and the balance of the report had to be relayed from the Stadium by phone to the Toronto office of the telegraph company for transmission north,. Mr. Pat Larmer acted as announcer, and his powerful voice was just built for the job. He made a hit with the crowd by his clear announcements. The erowd followed the report with the keenest interest, though naturally disappointed with the result. The folâ€" lowing is the report as received Saturday afternoon :â€" Ulster Stadium, Poronto, Oct. 24th. The big day for the Timmins Soccer team and its supporters has arrived. This afternoon they are out at full strength, every man fit and ready to go the limit to take back to their home town the Ontario Cup, emblematic of the Football Championship of Onâ€" on hand to witness the struggle. A slight rain was falling when the teams took the field. The lineâ€"up was as follows :â€" Westinghouse, of Hamiltonâ€"Crompâ€" ton, goal; Gilvear and Turnbull, es van €2 / M w4 s Pn N TKE Y t mt + % backs; Jackson, Gardner and (George, halves; Chambers, Lawson, Middleton, Borthwick and Hamilton, forwards. w s w ~p Big Crowd Here on Saturday Followed the Details of the Game Between Timmins and Hamilton in the Final Match for Ontario Football Cup. Scores Also Phoned in From a Distance to Learn How the Contest Proâ€" gressed. tario. *_There is a fair erowd (about 1,000) THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Street centred beautifully but Gilâ€" vear got his head to the ball and eleared. . The players appear to be tiring slightly on the heavy going and much weak finishing is in evidence. Ferg. Cadman received a nasty kick on the leg in a scrimmage but got up and resumed though limping badly. Fouls appearing frequent in the gams now. A foul against Westinghouse Street headed the ball and was knocked out from the effect of the blow. He resumed play after a few minutes rest on the side line. It is only the Hamilton‘s strong »defence that is saving the situation for them. Following this the Hamilton team moved down on Elrick but Liddle and Hetherington cleared. There was much disjointed kicking and passing now. The players have lost cortrol of the ball. Pettersen and Cadman worked their way down but the forâ€" mer shot weakly behind. _ Timmins are now staging a warm attack but find the going pretty hard when close in. Middleton secured and let Hamilton away but Hetherington cleared the movement. â€" Hamilton of the Westingâ€" house was almost through but Liddle stopped him. Street and Satrang combined down the right wing but Gilvear intercepted their pass and cleared. Much midfield play followed this, neither forwards being able to peneâ€" trate their opposing defence. Ferg. Cadman stopped Hamilton when he robbed him of the ball. Elrick pulled off a grand save from Middleton who was through after beating Liddle. Play hovered around the Timmins defence for a period but the backs stood up well under the pressure and saved their charge. Timmins now pressed and Cadman worked the ball well down, only to be crowded over the goal line. Play is more. or less. disorganized at present, the rain making the ball hard to control. Short let Street away and he raced ton fell on the ball to avert a sure goal. The referee awarded Hamilton a foul on the play much to the disâ€" pleasure of the fans. _ The Second Half. The bhoys came on the field fully determined to even the seore. _ Cadman cleared a danâ€" gerous pass, Borthwick to Middleton. Hetherington was a bit slow clearing a kick from Chambers but no danger resulted. Street got away but George intercepted us pass. Chambers looked to be away on the Hamilton right wing but Short nipped in and saved by conceding a corner. This proved abortive. Alee. Cadman with Satrang now combined and got well down but Satrang put his shot behind. The same players came back a minute later with a hot one which Ghilvear cleared. The raim is falling fast now making it very uncomfortâ€" able for all. Liddle sent in a long dropping shot which‘ was cleared. by Crompton. Borthwick of Westinghouse let Chamâ€" bers away but Hetherington stopped him. The early pace is having its efâ€" fect and the boys are slowing up. Middleton secured an®@ dropped in a fine shot which Elrick saved nicely. Timmins boys are playing their usual good game and are confident of pulling out on top in theâ€" second half. In the event of a draw this afternoon the O.F.A. decided that the replay should take place on this ground on Monday afternoon. Gardner let Hamilton away on the left but he couln‘t get by Liddle who robbed him of the ball in fine fashion. The game is anybody‘s at the present time, the play being very even, both sides attgcking in turn. Pettersen was nearly through, but stumbled over the ball when about to shoot. Half time arrived with Timâ€" mins on the offensive. Halfâ€"time seore, â€" Hamilton Westinghouse, 2; Timmins 1. Borthwick and Middleton had an opportunity to seore for Hamilton but they were slow to take advantage, and Iiddle cleared the ball. Borthwick, Middleton and Chambers combined and froma pass by Chambers, Borthâ€" wick scored a fine goal. _ This was after they had caught Liddle and Hetherington â€" flatfooted _ and _ well apart. This was a hard reverse for the Timmins boys who were playing a steady and sound defence until this error. and only : goalâ€"keepin out. Timmins backs are keeping their forwards well down in the Hamilton end by long punting. Borthwick, of Hamilton, secured near Timmins goal but could not get by Liddle who reâ€" turned the ball. Ferg. Cadman is playing his usual good game, despite gray hairs. Hamilton ate now pressâ€" ing but Hetherington and Liddle are keeping them safely out. Pettersen secured and let Street away to a good run down the right, where he shot fast and true, but Crompton saved. a wonderful exhibition of iz hy Crompton kept them Play became ragged and somewhat rough, Westinghouse is having a trying time of,. it keeping out a deterâ€" mined attack by Timmins. Timmins secured a corner which Crompton saved at the expense of another corâ€" ner. This was well placed by Street. But no seore. Just before the close of the game Timmins should have been awarded a penalty, when a‘ Hamilton halfâ€"back handled the ball «in penalty area, but the referee failed to see the infringeâ€" ment ard Crompton in Westinghouse goal played a wonderful game to give his side the victory, whereas Elâ€" rick had practically nothing to do in the last fifteen minutes. Timmins were all over Hamilton in the last ten minutes, but Crompton saved the game for Hamilton again and again. Game finished Hamilton, 2; Timmins, 1. elose in, looked dangerous but Sat rang shot wildlyv over. Shortly after this another foul was given against Hamilton near the penalty area, Satrang shot true but Crompton saved in good style. Timâ€" muiuns are trying hard and are confinâ€" ing play to Hamilton end. Crompton saved lovely when Satrang shot in a fast one from a pass. ¢ Pine St. South These candies arrive every Thursday. Leave your order for the regular as sortment or make up any assortment you desire. 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