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Penalties: Lefe Oshawa:â€"A. P . Filkert, D. Sp Giroux, S. Chart Koski, R. Clermon Manager, C. V.‘] Sydney :â€"Godi: dolyn, Semyk, D chier, Morin, Fill ger. B. Duiin. Porkies Win Again from Timmins by Single Goal 4 smm nssy sys ccams onmman m enc . ce L d e S Mooss Jav With two mand s.arritr tle trouble Adolpz2e De for the victC good efforts. Mcose Jaw Theriault, Ai Carpenter, P ger, L. Lloyc Canadiens ad their string whe of the five. RC T.P.A.A.A. goal one for Canad dien goal was c AA. goalie. Toronto Grads:â€"J. Peris diero, A. Sween, A. Delm«c Luca, G. |Del Monte, J. Iza D. Larcher. Manager, Craif Kiwanis League Canadiens:â€"St. Jear Delorme, Hoff, Syivester ville, Brazeau. Manage: Northern Le The Friday be an interesti Timmins ard lot of brilliant The loss cof B Miller to join Hammil and Hanreberry a Porkies, and M States, leaves : for the 1 The game star prices for both ad prevail, in order tk have an opportuni a good many con Canadaâ€"junior h Penalties Sylvester, F®. Lefebyvre, COr Godin. Roykoski ager, J. Downey 1PO an allâ€"star aggre fined to juniorâ€"a Oshawa Liners © Five minutes‘ ov the tie forced by period. Oshawa :® Koski and Clerm( nyk, Lefevre and ing. The first sent season row nigrt, by juntfor | old rivals, pine, meet trict series sGuin For will go out tario cham; The picked mins colou pine having 80 First Junior Hockey of the Season Here Tomorrow Night THURSDAY, JANUARY #TH 10937 Defenders of The Northern Ontario Championship to be Under Timmins Colours This Year. Dawson 3, Yukot YÂ¥ukon had no Other Products of the Durham Corn Starch, MONDAY Maritime League Gian ded ar n Sylvt vboski¢ cts of the St. Lawrence Starch Co. Ltd., Port Credit, Ont.â€" n Srarch, St. Lawrence Corn Starch, Ivory Gloss Laundry iairch and St. Lawrence Double Refined Maize Oil. overum â€"â€"J. Perise, D. Banâ€" A. Delmonte, A. D te, J. Izatt, H. Loni corers were Giroux, mnt. For Sydney, Seâ€" Morin did the tallyvâ€" Rvan CHM det C League 1M onal hockey, Re:« ey â€"to â€"Sudbury tbert,.. I._FOoXx,â€"O â€"G. Mitcthell, D B. White. Manaâ€" ) Grads had litâ€" zx Moose Jaw. the other scorer oalies turned in iult, D. Ms F. Michaud ther victory to ter scored three got the only Delorme scored , Dysart, Noel, , Lederer, Laneâ€" , Charron. ague eamnm 1 not bei itph cupine imml Nort} C ¢ y Mines 3. riled to break in the third other Can: cook, T.P.A taking Daw 1€ icials. Thos euth Porcuâ€" enard, i. R. Can Guidolyn Carrier 1€ the spo ps, Ccok ind Arâ€" r bo have . Rotâ€" Mana â€" 1OW will may iJ T wo More Sketches of Hockey Playvers Additional ske lors hockey pla; week. are:â€" Hector ("Spider‘"}) MceKinnon. 145 pcunds and is 23 years old most of his hockey in Timmins juvenile and junior in Timmin going into senior company. Was a par of Timmins‘ "Kid line" with "Bee" La flamme ard Rolly Richer. Went t« Kirkland Lake in 1932â€"33 to play fo Kirkland‘s Millionaires, runnersâ€"up fo the N.OH.A. championship. Mines League hotckey in Kirkland fo Tobhurn. Last year he tried out wit] the Kansas City Grevhounds and als{ on â€" LAIi chamnict onl fixture frC dice and . Taviors: Piet Spider McKinnon and I Wallingford Members Timmins Gold Diggers. Tthe â€"N.O.ILA. CliampilonsAhip. Piaye Mines League hotckey in Kirkland fo Toburn. Last year he tried out wit] the Kansas City Greyhounds and als saw action with Detroit. Is forming ; part of Timmins‘ regular line now. Ray ("Baby") Waillogford. Anothe genuine Timmins product coming her about 12 yvears ago from Buckingham Quebet hockeyv of senior ho weighs about old. Five feet and plays a probably be : in the Sault ferred last | derso] mculi Buck Boiser sonnea neault. M a Burke. A ACHM Finn, tevens Da Nia Ronald Remualk CCI 1J pa Ontario Leagu s 0, Bucks 2. goals n the first an ucks tcok a comme l ult, D. Guidice, t, Cardinal. Ma: Nallingford, M. Qu uinn. Coach, D. A sortherr League yed T mmins. W Satul scoring. Dafoe, G. Tiala, B. Wright, Supel dlell, Stevens. Ma: 7i Lt on Ci€ ying city le w where hh Jon e, R. Philio Manager, "] a comme lors cn MV 11 16 Hinchceliff{, McColla McKinnon. W ; years old. P m Timmins. P Was mmerci ‘sjardins, â€" Cripps, ichamp, A. Mousâ€" +. Bissorette, L. 16 1N t Mo ilod to break Timmins available Wa ague hocke â€" was trans ind Henry, â€" J Lasenby, L on, wW. An Irish" Du third perâ€" lal hockey Té€ ‘OT reporte ngnam. juniot andout League al tasts Playec Plavec 91 before Sault ores,. Boisâ€" rlUl~ of Tekimas Win Again Over Toburn to Take Second Place and Roy abcout the Swayze Campbell couldr‘t elected to [x ol ed 11 Campb inches. H« blue strip and Dufh to Duffiec secor Gold 11 bered with sutch effect Russell went down to buster and Campbell Polth hnad pe getting credit Eddy Morin and made ple: for â€"Kaufman straight irto P There was < Roy Fritz Given "Match" P Tekimas Show (Good Form Kirkland The Advan Morin t o Grive fino Gi 2l1 slid out. Tekimas‘ third goal eavy shot which eorefd with s110h5 oeffeorct BT: A SS d. who w r the east sbarred t Â¥. took a An 1 S re Monda One in Ben F son of Cardifi by Jat: 10 illy" when Ou Duffy Celebrates Return 81 11c i of burn GoIl l in 1€ urmarred mark ht when Kinsell A C 1C L ike a Cchance on sraring ured Swayze would slip Russell went down, co tion "Stick" Ruling e picked up a pass at the had flankers in Doug Fritz as he broke in and passed who slashed it in as Rusâ€" Fritz, Duffield, Culliton. George LaGrave and Fred i GD 11 ki aA m Handyv 1¢ C M an. 28. i minu Athe L the LaGrave rulâ€" riod wher a fiveâ€" total inflicted on hrowing ‘his stick iy from the gad of LlI c} li Hlit sWayze, WNho ything brought in FPlyers were seryâ€" mas we Fritz2‘s iC 72e wWwould slip to nt down, coverâ€" t a scant three ward as he sat ammed the nuck 11 SLAr:ed IrOom the iter has unlimâ€" in recent games. he Tekimas R took a 3â€"1 w could carry 01 e rink. it his hothead Ro ence ingilg om behind n nsed for the le crowd the se wWAo opposâ€" ild have meant l1 as a penalty though it was floppin pac T urn ) JACK PETERSON Vales will clash in an empire bout when this pair h in a nonâ€"title bout in London early next month. ndsome South Africa boxer;: the other Jack Peterâ€" jlue line, SOt lini was well ilmost ready came from Swavze, who Gin of Doug Fri ound. FTi goal with Morir them. He jla â€"a in Ottaw Special to ind a half he gad of ing in on thnrowinf dyv Morit Bowmnman THIT PORCUPTNT ADVANCE, TTMMINS, ONTARIO rImn(C ando 4 STCPâ€" hutout nk] n he Red win into 1 bil â€" the l ( lt t R ( P n im aj l a s n 5 | Sixteen Goals in Overtime Match as Tekimas Win Again Force Sevenâ€"Al Tie in Last Minute and a Hal{ Hour‘s Play With Wrichtâ€"Hargreaves. Kirklard Lake, Jan. 28. to The Advance)â€"Fans who like to see plerty of goals scored had a feast here last night when Tekimas forced Wright Hargreaves into an overtime hockey gscame. The score was sevenâ€"all at the end of an hour‘s play, Tekimas getting Tekimasâ€"Goal, Freemark; defence, Lafrance, Coulter; centre, Ronalds; wings, Swayze, Campbell; alternates, D. Fritz, Colquhoun, Culliton, Duffield, Bowman, C. Fritz. Wright Hargreavesâ€"Goal, Tice; deâ€" fence, Thoms, Irgram; centre, Lemon; wings, Dempsey, Young; alternates, Cooper, Roberts, Morton, Hendy, Morâ€" in. Dudgeon. Sub Team I. Cole, 109; S. Drajsnoff, 106, G. Summers, 103; G. Thom, 100; E. Opperâ€" thauser. 90; M. Beadman, 83. Penalty: R. Fritz. Second Period Tekimas: Swayze 17. Penalties: Matte, Coulter, Lorrain Coulter (5 mins.), R. Fritz (match). Third Period Tekimas: Duffield (Culliton) 12. Tekimas: D. Pritz 18. Toburn: Kinsella (Speck), 18.50. Penalties: Edwards, Matte, Coulter Bowman. Paid attendance: 125. Record of Averages of the Teachers‘ Bowling League Refereeâ€"Jerry LaGrave. First Period 1. Wright Hargreaves, Dempsey .. 2.00 2. Wright Hargreaves, Hendy .... 4.00 3. Tekimas, D. Fritz (Coulter) ..12.00 4. Wright Hargreaves, Morton ..15.00 5. Tekimas, Swayze (Ronalds) ..18.00 Penaltiesâ€"Dempsey (2), Hendy, Culâ€" liton, Hendy for Morin as an alternate for Wright Hargreaves. Overtime 15. Tekimas, Campbell (C. P 16 Tekimas, Ronalds ...... Peraltyâ€"Matte. Ickimas, SWRLYVZIC ........@.%. Wright Hargreaves, Demps (Young) . s.ss ssm( + i4X k n y . Wright Hargreaves, Young .. Tekimas, Campbell (Ronalds) _ Wright Hargreaves, Ingram Tea s, 127; W. McKelvie, 126; C. Young G. Honeywell, 117; M. Richardson L Browne, 112; F. MacDoralg, 111 score was sevenâ€"all hour‘s play, Tekimas in the last minute Second Period 183 : First Period Dempsey 7.00 Girls‘ League of the T.P.A.A.A. Hockey Monday, Feb. 1â€"Gardenias vs. Orâ€" chids. Friday, Feb. 5â€"Shamrocks vs. Garâ€" denias. Schedule and Porsonnel of Teams in Girls‘ Hockey. Shamrocksâ€"Alice McDonald, Pauline Auger, Evelyn Andrechek, Nina Leâ€" blan>. Connie Leblanc, Jeanette Rocheâ€" Gardeniasâ€"Theresa Emard, Ida Diaâ€" ment, Jean Hill, Bertha Sheridan, Kathleen Farrel!, Wilma HMHawse, Pveâ€" Ivn Partridge, Ethel Davidson. Monday, Feb. 8â€"Orchi@s vs. Shamâ€" rocks. Timmins Girls‘ Leagueâ€"TP.AA.A auxiliary memboers:â€" Orchidsâ€"Sybil McIntyre, Gwen Jackson, Nettie McClure, Pauline Morâ€" in, Barbara May, Evelyn Knott, Jessie McCillis, Betty Pigeon. Friday, Feb. 12â€"Gardenias vs, Orâ€" chids. Monday, Feb. 15â€"â€"Shamrocks vs Gardenias. WEDNESDAY Maritime League Oshawa 2; St. John 1. Wednesday evening‘s was a fine proâ€" gramme. In the opener, F. Michaud got the first for Oshawa. A few moâ€" ments later E. Ferrari was seen racing down the ice with the puck and, aided by Darby, scored for St. John. D. Spence scored for Oshawa before the period ended. In the second period Oshawa showed an anxiety to score and in a few seconds Spence tallied again. The third period was tiresome, even though the players were fighting out the game. Oshawa: gcal R. Caine; defence, F. Michaud, R. Clermont; centre, D. Spence; wings, R. Giroux, E. Filio; alâ€" ternates, S. Chartier, H. David. Jack Dewar Injured While Playing Hockey Last Night :uâ€"lfiâ€"‘.wâ€"- {1 0J omm 30 . omm |* ces Friday, Feb, 19â€"Orchids vs. Shamâ€" rocks. Monday, Péb. 22â€"Gardenias vs. Orâ€" chids. All games played on No. 4 rink in ball grounds 5.15 pm. to 6.15 p.m. Girls will use the green shack for a dressing room. Make.certain to have and use chin pads for all games. St. John: goal, A. Promlene; defence Morin, Godin; centre, R. Fraser; wings A. Morisseau, E. Ferrari; alternates, R Sweeny, V. Darby. Southern League Chatham 4, Chippawa 0. The first period of the game between Chippawa and Chatham was a real batâ€" tle but without score. In the closing minutes of the second period Slyvester broke through for Chatham. Sylvester, Gardiner, and Creighton brought the total to four. Chatham: goal, T. St. Jean; defencte, H. Lalonde, Gardiner; centre, Lavenâ€" iere; wings, MacLean, St. Jean; alterâ€" nates, Doolain, Brasen, Sylvesier, Creighton. Chippawa: goal, E. Delvine; defence, G. Dion, Legendore; centre, Beauchant; wings, Rinn, Furphy; alternates, H. Labor, Philion, Pecchini, Beauchin. Wednesday, Jan. 27â€"Shamrocks vs Gardenias. Lake Shore .. 7 Tekimas ...... 7 Porkies ....... 13 Hargreaves "! Timmins ..... 11 Noranda ..,... 9 Reaching higher levels than ever beâ€" fore within historic times, the Missisâ€" sippi river and its tributaries are exâ€" pected to rise still higher within the next two days. Only when the river carved its loug, fertile path down the continent after the ice ages is it beâ€" lieved the water has been so high. Girls will be responsible to the lady in charge of the team on which they play, and abide by her instructions. Jack Dewar, Tuxis hockey player in the Kiwanis League, received a bad gash over his left eye in last night‘s game with a TP.A.A.A. team. Several stitches were required to close the wound. scere in the game was Tuxis 8 TP.A.A.A. 0. U.S. FLOODS MAY REACH FULL HEIGHT WITHIX 48 HOURS Toronto Telegram:â€"Safety methods are something which are used everyâ€" where except on the highway. GOLD BELT STANDING uUsin Friday, Jan. 29â€"Orchids vs. Shamâ€" â€"Gel Birkett, T.P.A.AA. reporter T.P.A.A.A. Hockey â€"Theriault, Margaret Gold Diggers Score First Goal; Lose in Last Frame Secring a goal in each of the second and last periods of last night‘s hockey game, South Porsupine Porkies took a 2?â€"1 decision from the battling Gold Diggers. Timmins had scored the Diggers. Timmins had scored the game‘s opening gcal in the first canto after a ragged start and Porkies added one in each of the successive periods while they held the locals scoreless. The game was the last one scheduled for these two teams this season and Porkies have had everything quite to the goal and picked the puck from inside the goal. He counted the goal even though the goal judge didn‘t flash his light. Quite an argument followed but the goal was allowed with Ray Morgan getting credit for the score. Porkies have had everything quite their own way in the series. They won all six games from the luckless Gold Diggers. The game last night wasn‘t like the usual Diggerâ€"Porkie encounâ€" ter. There were few penaltiee (only four minors) and the game prodused much better hockey than usual. Essletine the Main Cog Hobe Essletine was the main cog in Porkies‘ great hockey machine as he turned aside one Digger rush after another. Some of the stops he made were really sensational. In the first period when the Gold Diggers should have scored ,four or five goals they were held to the lone ane partly beâ€" cause of their ineffectiveness in front of the net, but mostly because Essleâ€" tine was playirg a grand game. The refereeirg was a bit on the poor side. In the last frame an offâ€"side atl the Timmins blue line when Clark batâ€" ted the puck from the goal and Morâ€" gan stopped it over the line started an argument. Referee Wilder wanted to brirg the puck back to the goal and face it off at the side. It should have been faced off at the blue line but Wilder won his point and the puck was faced at the goal. Offâ€"sides were called closely and naturally tended to slow up the game. Second Line More Effective Nineteen minutes of the {irst period Porkies tied up the game in the secâ€" ond pericd after 15 minutes on a faceâ€" off near the Timmirs nets. Miller and Haneberry had held the puck against the boards and play was stcpped to No Serious Arguing as Two Poreupine Rivals Meet for Last Time in N. 0. H. A. Schedule, Porkies‘ Sixth Straight Win from Locals. had gone before there was any score. Play had been ragged from the start. Plays couldn‘t get properly organized and were brcken up at centre ice. Very few plays crossed the line. The Gold Diggers‘ second line of McKinnon, Maâ€" lone and Utman were the most effecâ€" tive in the first carto, breaking in an Essletine only to be~«rcbbed of shots thas were ticketed. Woon and Malone were chased for bumping each other unnecessarily and play became very loose. a 106 Of arguing Young at the blue ed right in to take McKinnon was chased for tripping and Porkies‘ power play rolled into action. Five men skated inside the Timmins blue line but Bus Clark was unbeatable. Darragh and Miller were particularly effective in their efforts to clear the puck and were largely reâ€" sponsible in keeping the score shert clear in that two mirutes. CEENTâ€"A â€"MILE: Going Datesâ€"Friday and Saturday, Feb. 19th and 20th Children 5 vears of Laurentian Ski Club Ontario Ski Zone Championâ€" ships to be held at North Bay, Saturday and Sunâ€" day, February 20th and 21st, 1937. All T. N. 0. Stations Cochrane and South Including Branches, also from N. C. Rly Points NORTH BAÂ¥ Temiskaming and Northern Ontario Railw: The Nipissing Central Railway Company Return Limitâ€"Monday, February 22nd, 1937 Bargain Coach Excursion Tickets on Sale at KRe Tickets Good in Coaches Only rtu ige and under 12 when accompanied by guardian Half Fare. Attraction From To lace The JRMICK AlC mins rnets, From Huggins siapped t blue ling to Catta: wit anid were break tha from the when the organized was pick passed a was picked u passed ahead league‘s leadin total to 15 on puck went th Gcld Digger robbed rep Hobe Esslet Stovel Cup Takes Trip to the Dome beries. At The 1l1o5â€"mill was chased for boar thcugh the Gold Essletine with rubber power play they have couldn‘t get the equ tine. remainag WE Hancberry; subs,, Maki, Woon, Nevins, Mayes, Horne. Timminsâ€"Goal, Clark; defence, Vail, Millar; centre, Raybeold; forwards, Young, Morgan: subs, McKinnon, Maâ€" lore, Utman, Darragh, Ab Kerr. Referees: Jack Pendar and Jac Wilder. The summary: Dome Curlers Lift Miners‘ Trophy from ~Meclntyre Rink. The J. H. Stovel trophy, for competiâ€" tion between rinks of mine employees, returned to its home clubâ€"the Domeâ€" on Monday night when a rink skipped by C. G. Kemsley came to the Timâ€" mins Curling Club and tcok the trophy from the McIntyre‘s rink, skipped by A. H. Cooke with Stan Wookey, E. A. Strickland and Dalton Prior. The Dome rink is expecting a chalâ€" lenge for the cup within a few days. Maki, Porkies Marshall, Norand Sswayze, Tekimas Ronalds, Tekima. Genols, Noranda Raybold, Timmins .. Grivel, Lake Shore F. Huggins, Porkies .. Campbell, Tekimas QOlliver, Lake Shore Pâ€"games played; C sists; Pâ€"scoring point Th letin ular Porkic Timmins bold) Penalties: Porkies, Maki (Nevin Peonalty: McKay. 1J Porkies e teams wert e; defence, M Husgins: 1. to 1} on the shot A¢ LOOK., â€"Ihe went through Clark‘s legs. d Diggers pressed hard for the nder of the game ard were 1i repseatedly by that veteran, Essletine. McKinnon and Morgan the victims of most of the robâ€" . At the 15â€"minute mark McKay hased for boarding Raybold and h the Gold Diggers showered ine with rubber, showing the best _play they have tried so far, they 1‘t get the equalizer past Essleâ€" OO stations Onlv Po t k it T s Ccamt Sta T‘im ren Woon, Malone, McKirnon Second Period Cattarello â€"(F. O Hugâ€" First Period Morgan (Youn Third Poeriod ing back waitirg for the is to come. Four minutes ‘t they got their chance mmins defence was disâ€" loose puck near the line ip by Les Nevirs who *to B Maki. The 1@ seorer boosted his goal Change he shot he took. igh Clark‘s legs. pressed hard for re: Porkiesâ€"Goal, Esâ€" McKay, Dunn; centré, forwards, â€" Cattarello, _ Maki, Woon, Nevins, it in the last period ystem of play. They ots from centre ice ngside of the Timâ€" the faceâ€"off Frank he puck back to the ello. The blonde forâ€" 10 € 36 34‘ 33 28‘ 28 27 24 24 4 .20 Pts