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'T'H‘FP JRCUPI MONDAY JANUARY STH, 1938 Kirkland TlesNoranda 1fi Overume Game Last Night W . $y a m l kriain 1th A Noranda Loses First Game _ ~ to Powerful Porkies 2 to 0 ; First Period Scoreless, Then Dent Away to Get Single. Dent Score Ssuth FTorcupin®, Jan. 3.â€"(Special to The Advance)>â€"Noranda‘s senior hocâ€" key team suffered its first defeat of the season here toâ€"night when the Porkies turned the copper miners away 2â€"0. It was fast ho throughout and only the fine backâ€"ch>cking of the Porâ€" cupine forwards and the hard hititng dofence held the sensational Noranda forward line in check. M A first period showed the big crowd how evenly matched the tw« teams were and it was not until half way through the sezond that Huggins and Dent paired up for the first scorâ€" ing play of the night. The second goal was scored in the third by Dent. ETT 9 The Porkies opened the game with ai swift attack that almost resu‘lted in a~ goal by Cattarello. Play ‘swept back: and forth with great speid, neither team se>ming able to make any headâ€" way against the hard checking of the other. About midway through the pericd Kilby MacDonald got right in on Esseltine only to have the Porcupine goalie pull off a brilliant save to ke>p his nets clear. Porkies Break Deadlock At the opening of the second period both tcams tried hard to break the j deadlock and both goalies had their | troubles in keeping the seore down. Porkies outlasted the Noranda team : in the effort to get the advantage and about half way through the frame Dent} broke away from his own blue line and was flanked on the way down by Hugâ€" gins.. Dent carried the puck down past centrc: ics, drew the defence and passâ€" ced to Huggins who with only Evans to beat. made no mistake and the red light flashed to put Porkies one up. The coal stirred Noranda into action Curlers Have Big Evening At Season‘s First Bonspiel! sarly one hundréed and twentyâ€"five enthusiastic curlers turned out for the opsningz bonspiel of ‘the season at the club on Friday evening when a fourâ€" endcr competition took place. The roaring of the skips and the rocks themâ€" selves made the rafters ring until early in the morning when the final end was played. Wt‘ â€" Lowe Skips Winning Rink as Curlers Hours Fun. I. A. Solomon‘s Rink Wins oA _ NA® 9. . McCay W L. Booth, E. L. Reid, J. W. F. Pretorius. J. R. Todd, L. Halperin, J. Andrews M. F. Ryan. C. P. Ramsay, J. A. Tremblay, R. C Fleming, Seal. l L C ces * T 3 k H. E. Montgomery wW. R. Dodge, Hall. R. J. Smith, E. Stenhouse Brady, H. Oben. Pezzetti. A. W. Lang, Dr. S. L. Honey, F. Dwyer M. Yolles. H. Graham, I. E Perry . D. Ostrosser Stock. |_ d oh. ucss Donald. ‘C. Ma*Donald Costain, Fernato. G. H. Gauthier, Dr. McInnis, C. Desâ€" auiniers, R. Donald. J. Arscott, N. Blahey, M. Filorencs, Peavoy Anderson. H Dodds. A. W. Pickering, Dr. 1. Hudson. I. A. Solmon, J. J. Davis, E. Urquhart, H. E. Waddle. Geo. Laks, D. McInnis, J. O‘Neill, P. Kinkel. Dr. Kinsman (Dome riak), A. Pearce, Carlson, Longworth. J. W. Ecclestone, A. Tomkinson, Geo Mondoux, Chinn. A. H. Munros, K. Fitzpatrick, A Allen, Clemens. J. Amm, W. H. Pritchard Chateauvert, B. Smith. Rev. J. R. O‘Gorman, H. 4G. LiC (G. Jonts, Englehardt. W. S. Jamieson, J. W. Doughter Feldaman, Johnson. A. E. Cain, W. H man. H. White. Kemslev (Dome rink), Moir, "arson, W. Stevenson C. Abrams, F,. Passmore L. Fare, J. Fulton, F Dunr, B. McDivitt W. McDermott BHurnes, 8. Shankâ€" Then De;\-t and Huggins Break Dent Scores Sccond Tally Alone. H. G. Leidlaw again and they play try to cven the s: checking was hard they did get throug! vulnerable. «Noranda set the pa ning of the last perio line of the two MacD. man made some fine p Dent‘s lone effort t score was the high po Just previous t5 Dent the Porkies a more . Dunn and Maki hac beautiful passing guessed by the Noran« Cattarello R Two Porcupine Noranda reduced the three basis and Cat on to do some raggi “mmute. until relief ; {around centre ice anc CC . ‘ the puck | bovs, I The two MacDonalds, Chipman, GC] ‘ois and Evans played the best hcck for the visitors while Cattarello, Hu ‘gins, Dent and Esseltine shone for t ‘locals. Near the end of th> game and Huggins combined on a ing play that ended when th fashed. The goal was n9l. a cause thers> was an extra n crease. Norandaâ€"goal, Evans; defence, Hor ner, Mulligan; forwards, K. MacDon ald, A. MacDonald, Chipman; Spare: Genois, Lajoie, Couglin, Fortin. South Porcupin@gâ€"§0A1, SS fence, Dunn, Dent; forward ello, Huggins, Maki; spares, lain, McCann, Woon, Taylor Refereeâ€"â€"Burton. H. W. Hucskabone, N H. Fowell, Malone. W D. Cuthbertson, Cassells, Lorrain. J. M. Belanget Whitney, Dunlop. McCoy won from Tcdd. Ramsay won from Montgomery Smith won from Carson. Graham won from Lang. Ostrosser won from Black. Lowe won from Kemsley. Gauthier won from Arscott. Dodds, bye. Dr. Kinsman won from Lake. Munroe won from Ecclestone. Father O‘Gorman won from 4 Rinn won from Prout. Jamieson won from Solomon Cain won from Huckabone. Cuthbertson won from Harkn:® wWalker won from Belanger. Second Round McCoy won from Ramsay. Graham won from Smith Lowe won from Ostrosser Dodds won from Gauthier Munroe won from Dr. Kinsman Rinn won from O‘Gorman Jamieson won from Cain Cuthbertson won from Walker Third Round McCoy won from Granam Lowe won from Dcdds Rinn won from Munroe Jamieson won from Cuthbiriso Semiâ€" Finals Lowe won from McCoy Rinn won from Jamieson Final lowe won from Rinn. Consolationâ€"First Round Todd won from McDermott Lang won from Carson Kemsley won from Black. Arscott, bye. Prout won from Lake Amm won from Ecclestone solomon won from Huc! «bon Harkness won from Belangr Second Round Lang won from Todd Kemsley won from Arscotl Prout won from Amm Solomon won from Harkness Semiâ€"Finals Kemsley won from Lang Ssolomon won‘from Prout. Final solomon won from Kemsley. W""on'-" Toronto Telegram :â€"Mr he will sit in the House ": struction party." Perhap himself with the thought has quality even if it is s xKirklanc xToronto 1. Mar Canadiens 1, Bos Maroons 3, Chics Detroit 5, Canad xRangers Syracuse 2, KC Buffalo 2, Det: Cleveland 4, W Syracuse 3, D: xâ€"â€"GOvertime. Curlers Have Eight Wins Consolation. Wednesday Hockey First Round indas net gu Rags Well Amsericans International N. O. H. A I. H. Skelly, I oal, Esseltine; de forwardas, Cattar snares. Chambet mfortab combine ind e Cattarello i neat passâ€" he red light allowed beâ€" man in the hC ig BV NS Porkies‘| 1nAn?° secuuua When| bowling league was in day at St>ven: Leaman Lake. stone. from Amm Blackman circled to keep Donald 1i callec @rirly , Genâ€"| hockey | H tevens says the Reconâ€" he consoles at his party rt on quanâ€" 01 1€ Advance Holds Lead Commercial League boys were the vi out thrso points piI ower and the Printers take the Games Friday Evenâ€" ing. _ Second Half Opens that is the good Saint, who has never been near it this season and just miss:d it by one pin. Those on the honour roll were:â€"B. McQuarrie, H. Webb and F. Salomaa, Power, 678, 656 and 643; F. Hornby, G. Wallingford and A. Guiâ€" C. Armstron | E.. Fleming ;'I‘. Lacasse iJ' Toal ... I A. Saint dice, Advance 665, 628 and 610; T T. N. O.. 639; P. Nico‘son H. Horester, 632 and 631. Power H. Webb 217.....2410......101 E. Towers W. McHugh 2 179 B. McQuarrie 184. 228.... .260 m aGalnmaa 220 166 257 by 38 pins. The third game as an easy win for the Eloctricians » take three points. On three and four alliys The Adâ€" ance got the jump on Gamble‘s right t the start by taking the first game by 39 pins, the Fruitiers came back in he sesond to win by 39 pins, and the ast to th> Printers for three points. Nine of the boys got on the honou ‘oll with ancther deserving CAS2, hat is the good Saint, who has nevel een near it this season and just miss:C E. Towers W. McHugh B. McQuarri E. Salomaa G. Eady H. P. Nizolson J. Gagnon J. Doe The gold belt loop of the NOHA';t;m ‘senior is in a nice tangle now,; one of Th: those situations that should hold the one interest of every fan in the four Nor-]is 1 thern centres. Timmins has shown itx,i.h(' has a good team by beating South Porâ€" | cXa cupine and Kirkland Lak®; Noranda is | good because it has taken Timmins and | .;,, Kirkland Lake; South Porcupine is |,,,, good because it‘s beaten Timmins,| 4s Kirkland Lake ang Noranda,; Kirkland | ihe Lake‘s lone victory up to the weekâ€"end ',Sp( was over Timmins. " ‘ i â€"Porkies have the distinction of being | the only team to win over every other 'Sl team in the league; yet Timmins fans‘I know the outfit really isn‘t any b?tter| than the local when the machine is hitting on all six. The locals go out toI the other end of the camp toâ€"morrow | night; then they have aA layâ€"off of‘!Of more than a week when regular pracâ€" \‘3: tice should be the thing. | 6# A victory over Porkies would set Timâ€" d; mins within a game or so of once more | leading the group. The players are there: the town as a whole is behind the team. "What happened?" is the question asked by most of the fans. \_Certainly the team seen in action | b: ISPORTâ€"ORE w( umm (J \j {J i) i1 Total Total Power win 3 pts Total 9g27 Advance wins 3 pts.; Gamble Hamilton Hornby Alton . .. Wallingford Guidice Wallingford nd first two games ifid ‘F. N. 0. wE ctricians taking t Aa the sececnd wen COll + From All Levels :: s‘ bi 1a 1 Augmented by ths additions Oi S€V Bearcats, elected to uphold the hoi Olympics in Garmischâ€"PartenkirC exhibition games. In addition to Germain, centre or left wing from The lakshead crew, runnersâ€"Up | strengthened with puckchasers fro verines. their competitors last yei lows: TOP ROW, LEFT to RICGHT 1} § 34 $J$ 1J 3J §3 anmmmenn: {3 snn f $3 amememe 34 Gof the V under wa wling alley r and Th ‘ors by cac Gamble‘s 100 aAdvance 887 190 128 197 167 859 152 138 198 182 152 170 40 1 255 1073 278 204 197 228 161 226 202 154 206 194 191 171 158 3 1 over every other | @ki Rauce Planned from PREPARE TO DEFEND C Ts 161 212 175 260 160 204 14 146 167 248 184 169 157 o07 »t PORCUPINE ADVANCE ind 656 569 435 678 639 467 599 446 631 20 610 628 ths Sou tion pPid men did cpponen been f0] sSCHMELING BACK â€"; |Falls Hello Amerli¢ schnileling who 1 like the great â€" take a look at of Detroit, Joe to make arran with him or wi Maxie will take dun fight. He dock and take weeks? Tu answer to i6 nadd wWwart. tongs i though That 3 chance to ionship bel ie Timml Sudbu rd from M vear. 11 Detr( to tha lump 1 in ced il Indi South End to Sudbury CU C( II 1M ce from South Porcupine tO planned under the auspices in Athletic Association of cupine. The exact date for ias not yet been decided upon expected to be at an early Anciacts‘ in‘ will find M Good Fun puCcs n TTIMMINS, ONTARIO A M caust the C NOL Kl )¢ n well w ‘ANADA‘S HOCKEY PRESTIGE AT OLYMPICS. much satisfaction nicht‘s eood time d by the omeback Noranda nl n â€" Thursday am that won season â€" from ice combinaâ€" vidence; the 11 when their * Have th:sy the I1@aSt TWO uld hold the 1C Al will i the whole, ice who inâ€" the "boards" hat it do=sn‘t wasn‘t standâ€" d Halifax Wol wn are as fol G. Saxberg,. let 11 ae playâ€" ck they la game So long ke that the boy Teams o _ Neither Sceore Til Period. mIins 1lUNMs norning in Fa"*-'““‘“'}““ \in |Timmins Loses Again to Fics ‘l.m ! . Noranda After Hard Game T C. ; ie« T44 \‘»Hu‘nu; score. Lariy 1 slipped throu asfince to ge Timmins goa meet him and but before he i some | rig iph St ‘M 1e trip.‘! (F The gam@ WaS UIL billkoaclilel of iss at the ball park bafore a handnh of spectators, yet the hocksy disp‘aye by the boys was first rats:, clean mo of the way through, and fast. The i itsslf was as nearly perfect as qutdof rink ice can be. Irsquois â€" Falls: Watts, â€" goal; O‘Meara, Dawson, defence] Carricre, O‘Mzara, Ronholm, forwards; â€" Mill Brown. Marciena, Porter, Cybuls sls s i k ES : A Tt TL O m‘ h Brown spares ‘Timmins Andsrson, acfen:ce; Cavanaugh, forward Ivor, Benson, Schosd Penalities: M (4) . Ronholm. Leo Curlers Mart Play ;‘ uUurier‘s © dy ".‘};111 an hsur be !'l immins fans we On rl‘immins Trophy ‘ entrance to the Rinks Drawn for First Cup Competition of the Year. First Round Toâ€"Night. mIrs .cup ab uiC UUL toâ€"night as 24 of the swing into action. The are scheduled to begin o‘clock, otherwise th penalizsd. In the list the rinks first round follow on First Draw, 6.4 J. R. Walker, skip; 1 skip: M. Florenc?, S A W.â€" LaAl teauvert, I. Geo. Lake mal Flaman, N. . A. Carson, I P. A. Perry. J. L. ‘Arsso!l Dowell, W. B E. H. Hill Kinkel, H. C MacDonald R. J. Smith, I Seal. 11 M Jones, J. Pretoril w. R.nrinn, L. 1. 12 J. N. Maguire. wW. Ecclestone, W. Pisrce, A. H. Brown Geo. Drew, O. ParI Y olles. Dodds, . J. E. Malone (i 5.‘ Lowe 1 ov G. F. Black, I. T. V i. A. D. DesRoche. C. P. Ramsay, L. cdge, Fr. Martindal J. Amm, J. J. Day _â€"Clemens. niers, L fit hn (Halifax) Jackie N: This tea‘t 4. Hill, W. W 1, H. Gold. Richardson, J WH un Cuthbe ng offer eo Guinard n 9 O‘cliock Hall. Jamies shnson 1cC 11 venly Matched into fen 2 1€ Blackman, B. McD Dun T om tson, W. L. B ie play for the T curling rink bef the 32 rinks entt The first draw ga egin promptly at the rink may Kin T. Whitney, L. Ma Dr. McInr® Urgqul Dou ks that meet one another. 6.45 Toâ€"night + P. H. Carzsot 1roq John: . Hadle O‘Meat Toâ€"night K. Fitzpatric} Dunn Halporin, H Tannt Stevenson off 10 MacDo 1€ Al} A 1 Mondo mp. ron 1a par games at 6.45 111 T‘im Copper Miners‘ Teams Adds Fourth Timmins Made a Brilliant Opening Revistering Three Quick Goals in 1 M a Y mA m M #Â¥ ine, H. A. Ww. P 11 i) . cD; >A H. Mun T l 11 nmf Timm Kib MacDonald Scores ind Miller took a tri) box. and Genolis an ir defeéence Timmins blue lin« and bruises. V Tce Slows slowed up Harkn O‘Gocrman [. Hudson. 1a 11 Wednesday Night Huckabone, J. H. H. Murphy. H. Herman, A 91 uUxX: TC nk::to caIt Dunlop. ngdon, W. McDermott . M. Chinn. "ov. R. J. Taylor, A. M« n o‘ inda pa 1€ And 10 rink back il¢ ler took a trip to the nd CGenois and Lajoie t as they trieq to tie Timmins forwards, with a fourâ€"man attack well. ie on and Lajoie had r to even the teams at Kib MacDonald pulled 1¢ inywhere nearly as e onening games of fore rink 20â€"deep. ack the copper miners 1 _ combination plays, on the attack. Wilkes a pass at the visitors‘ ; his way in to get a at Evans. He missed, recovered and passed to Fasano. Sammy let | ight at the goal mouth immins forward slamâ€" home for the first| tealt flas Dan McInnis i1C? ourth win of the cne 01 U hockey club vourite w rine on Thursday | game. als 6â€"4. In their No s00 at. the Timmins |centre iC A l jammed k 20â€"del k the co combin n the at t crowds of the seaâ€" see the match. For re the fun started iammed around the Igget:â€"LOS he killed a p both teams but | m ims about even In | s5¢ ashy first line wWAS | t oranda‘s. The visiâ€" | ti n the weight which | t, a tough one and |p nroug! yorkin Herman, A. Desroche id succeeded in with still thi‘ee Lajoie canned zs overtime when ) give the copper id. Then, despite > locals were held vall defsnce. it Play 8. L. HMHongy, F W. ThompsOt Pudas. coach nnouse ind â€"LOos Angeles woâ€" ed a dentist with o many other and struments within ameness in ~down four ar rush on n 16 Wilkes neâ€" wen! lor, A. Moran men plenty H. Skelly, M Ce : and a egistered 1v bright irnell forward the _let the to score 1€ C iman, M AÂ¥llen Hudson 16 it N.O.H.A. Mulligan and penalties in quic mins playved all to even the scor ner and Genoais clearing the pu and forcing all again. Lortie, F Donald, no ther, went Wilh The secong peri much slower than Vail was off the minute penalty 1( grave GqUuesuuii, slipped through to and scored Norand kept up the pré mins was shortha score again.. The scorg again.â€" LHC / NULHALILCE _ AMA .YYÂ¥ EDL trick of playing a twoâ€"man combinaâ€" tion, with the third man following up to take care of the puck in case of a poke check, workeq to perfection seyâ€" eral times. About the middle of the period Noâ€" randa moved in to bottle Timmins uD behind the blue line and the pressure was only lifted after KiKb MacDonald picked up a loose puck, drifted in on top of Chevrier and lifted it into the corner of the net. ng U came Lajoi¢ Then the rally ‘segSAnN,. AlinHMilis UuCâ€" fente tightened up suddenly and beâ€" gan handing out the same stiff body checking the local forwards had bsen taking all night. What really gave them heart to go on was a long drive by LOorâ€" tie from centre ice that sailed by Evans before he could prepare for it. Kib MacDonald drew a minor and all five of the Timmins players moved into Noranda defence area. Even then they couldn‘t keep the puck inside the blue line long snough to score. Ab MacDonâ€" ald joined his brother in the box when he tripped Lortie, who seemed to be well away for the net. Before Timmins ‘could take advantage of Noranda being men short, Kib MacDonald was | b back. With one more man 1 mins seemed to qo better,. Lamoureux and FPasano a at Evans, but it was Vail got the counter on a pass . Wilkes did much to start he caresned through the fence. of ntent with that g the Timmins me 20 festt Ccut Less than three minutes later JoOâ€"JO Tremblay and Jack Young paired up for one of the nicest plays of the night. Young carried the puck desp into eneâ€" my territory and passed to Tremblay, who took up his position in front of the goal. i1 tiie goai. The crowd roared for the tieing goal and the players gave every bit of enerâ€" gy they had in a desperate attempt to get just one more. The ice was sticky and every man had to put every ounce of strength into that finl effort. But it was no go. A minute after Tremblay‘s goal, Lajoie hooked a pass and carried the puck right through,. He gave Noâ€" randa a twoâ€"goal lead. During part of the time that was left, Timmins was short one man, Lortie, who was sent aff far Orharging OT.amoureux® and short one man, LC off for charging Wilkes made the 1 Noranda, . i. Timmins, 6. Timmins, 9. Timmins, 10. Noranda Penalties: Timmin moureux Noranda Noranda man) Penalties ulligan, ] Noranda, Genois ( Noranda, K. MacD Penalties: Vail (5 n Win of the Season. and a Gallant Close, ast Part of {@ame. h dow the question Al Noral isano, Wilkes; spar r. Young, Joe Millt Officials: Norra Ma Kib Third Pericd Rally rally ‘oegan. Timmins deâ€" ened up suddenly and beâ€" ig out the same stiff body e local forwards had bsen ight. What really gave them on was a long drive by Lorâ€" ntre ice that sailed by Evans Horner} A. MacD OY hnots at EKvans. Sicw at start riod opened with play AI in Bu . MacD Ssecond 146 Third Period . MacDonald S uim m ary rst Period PAGE sEVEN MacDonald j MacDsnald (Chipâ€" i the fitrs e serving asking J ortin an{ the penalty boXx ericda opened, and mass attack on the ie rushed time and stopped by defence. Mulligan reâ€"aAppealâ€" . starting from his right in to give Noâ€" lsacd. They weren‘t ind kept on pepperâ€" goal. Once Chevrier of his net to stop _â€"Timmins net goal. They + â€" w hile Timâ€" but failed tC man to seat, Timâ€" etter. Vail, Wilkes, ano all had shots ; Vail who finally pass from Fasano. start the play As the Noranda deâ€" [rantic ei101 iipman, Horâ€" ‘lous wOrk it he blue lint 1ins men ou Priod Fortin onald it failed t ia‘ forwards in combina following uU in case of rfection seyv 11m Lamoureux I frguitless 6 oppeda d Ab Mac brC ia@ald_ drew and Timâ€" atic effort x AnC ‘l-y M Genols ureux}; wngs Tremolay, Auâ€" While fiveâ€" efence, Mulâ€" MacDonald ; man; spares, Fortin. »pâ€"â€" defence n 1.19 10.16 14 43 ng) ... 17.00 17.59 MacDonald s efforts imaciaret 10.26 Lajoie, 26 4.50 1018 2.33 8.19 Mulâ€" TL