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For McIntyre, Jack Darragh conâ€" tinued to be the essence of hard luck A half dozen times he was right in with no one to beat but during the enâ€" tire game scored only ons goal. Mayâ€" owski presented a stone wall exterior to all and sundry and played shutâ€"out hockey for two full periods, McIntyre getting their three goals in the last twenty minutes. Pender clan had a decided edge on the night‘s play. Ankerite still have one mcre game to win in order to get into the playâ€"offs. With a chance of earnirg two points with a win over Pamour in the last scheduled game of the season they can nose out Coniâ€" aurum who are now in second place and in line for a playâ€"off with Pamour. Had MoIntyre won last night‘s game they would have tied Coniaurumn fo: second place and made a playâ€"off negessary for the right to meet Pamour, who can‘t be dislodged regardless of the result of their next game a;ainst Ankerite. Sammy Fasano was the star of the night, getting five goals and an assist and giving an exhibition of back checkâ€" irg that broke up dozens of McIntyre rushes. Kennedy, with two goals and Lwo assists, and "Spider‘" McKinnon with three assists, also turned in starry performances. "Sammy" Fasano Scores Five Goals to Lead Bisons to Decisive Win. Ankerite Must Beat Pamour to Earn Playoff Position in Porcupine Mines League. Coniaurum Now in Second Place. Ankerite Eliminate Mcintyre With Brilliant 9â€"3 Victory the most spectacu tending seen here team itself hitting Buffaloâ€"Ankerite from the Porcupit Monday night bei the decisive socre Ankerite never looked b while Mayowski saved sure , FEBKkCARY 1T7TH, 1938 Porkies Have Ghance Toâ€"Night To Tie Group Leadership FRIDAY, FEB. 18 Gentlemen 50¢ HOCK Fâ€"Y NORANDA ( seniors ) TIMMINS ARENA Advance Sale of Tickets at Empire Cigar Store Ma vs. PAMOUR This Is The Return Game season, and the lâ€"ssoring stride, lated MciIntyre es League race large crowd by ADMISSION Kerite goal. Fasano pok clear of all hands and hb al) alone with no one to b Timing his shot pertectly ed the McIntyre goalie f counter of the night. Mi clear of all hands and broke through al) alone with no one to beat but Price. Timing his shot pertectly he outguessâ€" ed the McIntyre goalie for his second counter of the night. Miller and Bakâ€" er were penalized but neither team could score despite a momentary adâ€" vantage of an extra man. Both at full strength when Jack Darragh was chased for tripping McTaggart. There was less than two minutes to go to end the period but in this short space Anâ€" kerite literally tramped all over the Macs to score three goals in sixtyâ€"one seconds. Racing in, Fasano, in a swarming attack, hung up his third goal of the night, Kennedy and Mcâ€" Kinnon getting assist for their part in a smart passing play. Only seconds later Fasano laid over a madeâ€"toâ€"order pass to Kennedy who made no misâ€" takes. Just before the period ended Ray Morgan, who has missed enough sure goals in recent appearances by hitting goalies and missing open nets to win most games, shook off the jinx and brought his team‘s total to five on a pass from McKinnon. The second period went seoseles with Don Price in the McIntyre goal and Mayowski for Ankerite giving an exhibition of blocking that would be Ankcrite actually won the game in the first period, scoring five goals ard holding the Macs scoreless, In the cpening minutes, play was evenly divided, Darragh having the best scorâ€" ing chance only to shoot the puck into the side o% the net. McKinnon and| Roy Colquhoun were sent to the cool-i er for hooking and tripping respecâ€" tively and with both teams a man short Ankerite turned everything on they had. Inside of a mirnute Sammy Fasâ€" ano had scored twice, the first on a| pass from Kennedy and the second, when he caught the Macs playing every man up for a face off near the Anâ€" kerite goal. Fasano poked the puck| hard to duplicate anywhere. While nine goals beat him, Price kicked out fifty others that were hard and labellâ€" ed. The shots that beat him certainâ€" ly weren‘t of the soft variety. The third period had hardly startâ€" ed when Roy Colquhoun scored the first goal of the night for MciIntyre from centre ice. Colquhoun grabbea the puck after a face off and drifted a long floating shot that slid under Mayâ€" owski who dropped to his knees uo save. Spurred on by this turn in events McIntyre pressed hard for a few min utes but, couldn‘t beat Mayowski Morgan had a perfect chance to seore when he went in alone, faked a shot and pulled Price out only to overskate the puck on one of the nicest plays of the nisgsht. Ankerite came to the front again with Kauffman scoring on a threeâ€"way passing attack with Mcâ€" innon and Laffamme. Jack Darragh was right in on the Ankerite goal after a brilliant rush only to overskate the puck with a sureâ€" goal on the end of his stick. Fasano scored his fourth goal of the night on a solo effort, driving a hard shot that Price stopped but dropped into the net. . Darragh was finally rewarded two minutes later when he scored on a backhand scoop from in front of the Ankerite goal but at this stage the period was half gone. McIntyre hopes faded from the picture when Kennedy scored for Ankerite on a pass from Kennedy. "Dusty" Baker was given a trip to the timers for boarding Kennedy and Darragh accomâ€" panied him with a misconduct sentence for talking too much to the referee. wWith Baker in the box Fasano went through on a solo rush and hung up his fifth counter. The game was just about cver when Kaufflman and Baker dropâ€" ped their sticks and started throwing punches. They were separated by players but threatened to mix things again as they reached the penalty box. They were finally pacified however and sent to their dressing rooms. With Ladies 25¢ Tatal 864 855 836 2555! T. N. 0. 3 points; Gambles 1 point. only five seconds left to play Auger, centre star for the Macs, beat Mayâ€" owski on a play with Roy Colquhoun that ended the game and the season f6r MceoIntyre. Ankeriteâ€"Goal, Mayowski; defence, Delmonte and McTaggart; centre, Fasâ€" ano; wings, Morgan and Kennedy; alâ€" ternates, McKinnon, Kauffman, Richâ€" er, Laflamme; subâ€"goal, Barbary. Armstrong Alton Fleming Leach Saint Cloutier May be All Even in Second Half League Commercial Bowling League Promises Tight Finish. Gagnon Ashford :;;, Horrester Nicolson Peters Total Lineups McIntyreâ€"Goal, Price; defence, R. Colquhoun, J. Colquhoun; centre, Auger; wings, Darragh, Malone; alterâ€" nates, Raker, Reuffer, Caverley, Dunâ€" ning, Macdonnell. McIntyre, R. Colquhoun ... Ankerite, Kaufflman (McKmnon Laffamme Ankerite, Fasano Mcintyre, Darragh‘ .:;..........::..., s Ankerite, Kennedy (Moxgam PaSanQ :.........l.......5... MciIintyre, Auger (R. Colquhoum Penaltieseâ€"Baker, Darragh (mi duct), Fasano, Kennedy. Hornby Jackson ... Guidice . Ansara Wallingf oi'd us .165 ... 144 9414 ... 289 177 Refereesâ€"Bil}l Arundel and Jack Wilder Summaryâ€"First Period Ankerite, Fasano (Kennedy) Ankerite, Fasano Arkerite, Fasano (Kennedy MCRInHON)‘ actarr cre:. .18.39 Ankerite, Kennedy (Fasano) .......18.50 Ankerite, Morgan (McKinnon) ...19.40 Penaltiesâ€"McKinnon, R. Colquhoun, Miller, Baker, Darragh. second Period Walters Towers . McQuarrie Webb Salomaa Total ‘Total .............« P40 990 Advance, 3 points; Power GAMBLES Those who decorated the honour roll last Tuesday are: Webb, Power, 679; Ansara and Guidice, Advance, 8653 and 635. If it is possible, the railroaders and the printers will roll off their postponâ€" ed game tomorrow (Friday) to see who will (if any) rule the roost, If the railroaders win four points all teams will be tied up. The second half of the Commercial league looks as though it is going to be a fight to a finish after Tuesday‘s games. There are three teams tiea@ for first place with twelve points each, with T. N. 0. trailing with eight and a game in hand with The Advance. If the T. N. O. take four points from the printers, the teams will have to start all over again in the last half of the second hall, all even. The Advance still holds the jinx over the Power‘s head, and took another three points from them on Tuesday to go on level pegging with them. Webb and Towers saved the electricians the odd point in the last game. The T. N, 0. came to life at last and took three points from Gambles to hold the latter with twelve points. No score. Penaltiesâ€"McTaggart, Reuffer, Richâ€" An old custom at bonspiels is the exchange of buttons among the curlers,. Here is a group from New Liskeard with a good array of memoirs. The rink, which lost out in the quarâ€" ter finals of the George W.Lee Trophy competition at the T. N. 0. Bonspiel at Kirkland Lake last week, is, from left to right: E. F. Goddard, skip; R. W. (Watt) Thompson, viceâ€" skip, and secretary of the Association; E. C. Perrin, second, and Jack Shouldice, lead. Mr. Godadard has yet to miss a bonspiel in eight years of the T. N. 0. Curling Association. Third Period ADVANCE 165 174 289 177 176 274 186 193 112 161 181 188 232 167 163 1‘ 178 213 901 138 198 158 158 238 168 321 181 199 pFoint 4.34 1.30 9.04 12. 40 14.23 19.95 CoOnâ€" 7.30 8.30 HEROES OF EIGHT BONSPIBL® 526 817 679 524 39 Porcupine Monarchs ‘Again Defeat Eskies Special Train Brought Big Crowd to Iroquois Falls, The goal times were:â€"C. Behan 2 minutes:; Thomas, 5 minutes; McDougâ€" all, 7 minutes; Buckman, 14 minutes; Catterello, 19 minutes. Brantford Expositor:â€"In England a bag imas been invented for babies which is guaranteed to protect them from the fumes of poison gas. It is thus that the advance of civilization is causing new devices to save the lives of the little ones. For the Iroquois Falls Eskimos: Goalie, H. Walsh; defence, A. Abramâ€" son, F. Caron and Paul Gignac; forâ€" wards, G. Gauthier, E. Gauthier, P. Olaveson, Roger Gignac, C. Kenny, D. Cameron and C. Behan. Coach, E. Marchildon. Manager, S. Andress. Trainers, Stone Mascot, G. McDonald. Referes for this game was J. Chirâ€" coski, Troquois Falls. P. Dolan and T. The lineâ€"up for the South Porcupine Monarchs were: Goalie, E. Patser; deâ€" fence, H. McDougall, J. Burns, J. Dorâ€" rey., and W. Smith; forwards, H. Hume, C. Catterello, B. Thomas, G. Buckâ€" man, M. McCann and C. Patterson. Coach, Oliver Proulx. Trainer, P Clark. Iroquois Falls, Ont., Feb. 13th, 19388. â€"{(Spscial to The Advarce>â€"Spectaâ€" tors, numbsring 300 or more, who took advantage of the special train tonight from South Porcupine witnessed a fine display of hockey, when the South Porâ€" cupine Monarchs again came out vicâ€" torious over the Iroquois Falls Eskimos in a three period match, 4 to 1. The Monarchs with their usual effecâ€" tive team work were hard to check, but the Eskimos always do play a hard losing battle, and managed to keep the Porkies away from their net. Burns, Catterello, Buckman and Mcâ€" Cann played a lovely game, and were able â€"toc reserve their strength, eyen though they played fast. Behan tried hard to even the count, and playéd good game for the Eskimos as did Olaveson. R. Gignac and the two Gauthier lads. Behan scored the first gcal for the Eskimos, shortly after the period openâ€" ed on a long shot from the Monarchs‘ blue line, and certainly put a lot of pep into the tussle. The Monarchs, feelâ€" ing that this lead shoutd be evened, put on the pressure and Thomas, makâ€" ing a lone run, and fooling the Eskies defence, who were ready for a pass, slipped past them, to draw Wash out of the ret, easing it in. Wild cheers from the spectators rewarded these boys amâ€" ply. The Monarchs played a forward game, and made it hard for the Eskiâ€" mos to break away. McDougall at 7 minut2s play, took a lovely pass from Catterello, to slip the rubber into the Eskimos twine, giving them the lead. Roger Gignac missed a lovely one, but Patser was efficient and tossed it aside. Buckman added to the Monarchs‘ lead when he was waitirg for the pass from McCann who passed from behind the net, and before anyone knew it, had eased it into the Falls‘ net. The fourth count for the Monarchs was made when Catterello scored on a lone run, and dribbling past the defence, took an efective shot. The second period was a noâ€"score one, but displayed fine hockey. Hume got slightly peeved in this period and was given a penalty. Behan kept on the trail of the rubber and a couple of times made a near score.. Gignac playâ€" ed a lovely checking game, and manâ€" aged to keep the puck around centre ice. The game was very fast in this pcriod, and Buckman, McCann and Patterson woere showirg the absolute necessity of team play. McDougall was given two minutes at the last of this period for pushing, and the Eskimos put five men forward, but were unable to score. The third period, was also a noâ€"score cne, but the goal tenders had to be on the lookout, for many shots were takâ€" en in this tilt. Burns played a lovely aggressive game, and had the Eskies not been watching, the score would have been greater. The ice was fast and even, and with many spectators to cheer the boys on, made the game worth while playing for. There is one question that they will not be able to answer, that is how many games they have won on their Canaâ€" dian tour. Their‘answer to the quesâ€" tion is: "we are having a very good time." The report going the rounds is, that Tommy Farr has done the disappearâ€" ing act, and will not fight Baer, but it is understood that he is in Jersey City training. This report no doubt startâ€" ed when the split came between Farr and Evans, his trainer. _ On Sunday Harry Jaffra, world‘s banâ€" tamweight champion, will defend his crown against Sixto Escobar in Puerto Rico. If he is successful he may fight Panchito Villa, the Mexican title holder. ‘ Hockey The first of the group playdowns at Praha in the World‘s amateur games last night, resulted in Canada defeating Germany in an overtime game 3â€"2; Czechoâ€"Slovakia 2, U.S.A. 0; Sweden 1, Poland 0. The Timmins High School will travel to : Cochrane next Tuesday to Cross sticks with the boys of that town. On February 25th at Timmins the High will take on a team from Kirkland Lake High School in a N.O.S5.5.A. game. Curling On Saturday the Tamâ€"oâ€"shanter men from Scotland *ill be guests at the local curling rink. Entries Coming In For Second ‘Spie! Boxing As there is no middleweight champion of Canada it wauld be safe to say that Len. Wadsworth of Timmins is the unâ€" crowned champion. The Golden Glove tournament, being held in Des Moines, with the third night of preliminaries being held toâ€" night among the heavies, is drawing big crowds. There were plenty of K. O‘s and TK.O.‘s in the lightweight and bantamweight class the shortest fight so far was in the leightweight class which lasted 40 seconds. The wirners of these fights will go to Chicago to eccmpete in the Chicago ‘Tribune finals. T‘wo Fine Cups Offered for Competition â€" Entries to Close at 2.30 Sunday. Jog Louis will defend his crown for the second time on Wednesday night when he fights Nathan Mann at Madiâ€" son Square Gardens. Mann is not so polished as Louis, but as the scribes that have seen Mann in action, say, he can take it like FParr, but has a harder punch. If this is the case, Jog will have to be on his mettle. Joe has been in training over month and is not classirg Mann as a low rater. Will the scribes be wrong again in picking Joe to win hands down with a K.0O.2 Benny Lynch who beat the Frenchâ€" man last week, when the fight was stopped in the fifth, is going to fight a return bout with Peter Kane on March 24. in a nonâ€"title bout. T.P.A.A.A. Juveniles Swamp Schumacher Kids by 12â€"0 a 12â€"0 lacing to the Schumacher team. The police team scored two in the first period and five in each of the second and third, to apply the whitewash by a dGecisive margin. Secretary Albert E. Cain, of the local Curling Club, announced toâ€"day that entries for the second annual club bonspiel will close on Sunday afterâ€" ncocn at 2.30. Three events will be inâ€" cludcd in the ‘spiel, the Ecclestone Cup, the Marshallâ€"Ecclestore Cup and the Consclation Series., Already a large number have signed to enter and while many more are expected to signify, enâ€" tries will déefinitely close at the time specifiec above. Jack Doyle, who was to have fought Ben Foord next month, was baaly inâ€" jured in an automobile accident last week and the fight has been postponed indefinitely There just isn‘t any stopping Inâ€" spector Art Olson‘s T.P.A.A.A. Juvenile entry in the local N.O.H.A. group and on Monday night they administered World‘s Sport Events (By F.J.H.) Favored to Win Game Against Noranda in South Porcupine ‘v\\\o\\ofi..‘o astestesates ooubo noon a«le« oouoouoou We k sele sls asles aleates* 00..0.000: te«s* uoo"oonoocoouoou 3 Kirkland Lake Team Goes Into Leadership Victery Will Give South End Seniors Tie with Lake Shore for Top Position. To Play Important Game Saturday Night with Blue Devils to Wind Up Regular Season. Timmins and Sauit Rinks to Playâ€"off For Championship Lake Shore Upset by Toburn Beavers South Porcupine will have a chance toâ€"night to go into a tie for the leadâ€" ership of the local senior N.OM.A, group if they can eke out a win over Ncranda, who are playing a scheduled game with the Porkies at South Porâ€" cupinge arena toâ€"night. On papser the Porkies should be good for a win but hockey games like horse races are decidedly uncertain. The Huggins clan will be taking no chances and will be in there fighting for a spot in the playâ€"offs against either Lake Shore or Hargreaves. South Porcupine have only two games left to play and will have a chance of making twentyâ€"onee points, it they can take both games, one with Ncranda and the other with Lake Shore here on Saturday night. Lake Shore with 19 points and two games to play have a chance of getting twentyâ€" Tie for First Group to . be _ Played Off Toâ€"night â€" Other Groups Decided. Lake Shore Swamp Noranda Team 7â€" 1 h K. t Y H N e K U U Eo U W Ie Y oo Y Uo Ne Ne Ne Ne Ne e e e e e o Te k e 4o o e Te Te e ce e T. T. e Je # # *# . * # 0000’0"00'.0'000‘0'0.’00:"..0.0:00 00000000 ’0.0000 0‘0 0.:00 0000 00. 00 # 0’0 0.0 00 *# 0'0 % .t 0‘0’. .. *# .0. 0‘. ". Q‘....'..:.’ # 0: .: Q'. Q".. Q“:.: ...“...t.. Local Bonspiel is Nearing Completion Toburn Beavers kicked the dope can of the lozcal senior N.O.H.A. group for loop on Monday night when they defeated the highlyâ€"rated Lake Shore Blue Devils in overtime by a score of 6â€"5 and dropped them into a tie for second place with South Porsupine. Although the Beavers had no chance to grab a spot in the playâ€"offs, they neiâ€" ther asked nor gave any quarter, were cut to win all the way and played the best hockey they have exhibited this year. The Beavers won and lost the game twice in the regulation time and then went out to win in the extra periâ€" od. Preston scored the winning goal when he came out from behind the Lake Shore net and picked up Coleâ€" man‘s pass which had been relayed from Nicoll and beat Porter who came out to make the stop. Defeating the luckless Noranda Copâ€" per Kings in Kirkland Lake last night by a score of 7â€"1, Lake Shore Blue Devils forged to the top of the heap in the Senior Golden Group of the N.OH.A., passing both Wrightâ€"Harâ€" greaves and South Porecupine. » Toâ€"day the Shore team are one point ahead of Hargreaves and two points ahead of the Porkies. Preliminary rounds of the local curlâ€" ing bonspiel for members who did not attend the T. N. 0. Curling Associaâ€" ticn bonspiel in Kirkland Lake, have been completed, with winners Ceclarâ€" ed in two groups and a tie in the other. In the first group, rinks skipped by Graham and Hill finished in a deadâ€" lock and a playâ€"off between these two quartettes will take place toâ€"nizsht. I. K. Solomon‘s rink won the secorn group and P. J. Doyle‘s entry the third. Winners Pull Surprise 6â€"5 Overtime Victory in Senâ€" N.O.H.A. Game. When the first group is settled a draw will be made to decide which group winner will get a bye into the finals. First and second prizes are beâ€" inz offered for the winning rinks., J. R. W alker to Meet "Billy" Best, of Sault Ste. Marie for Right to Represent Northern Ontario at Macdonaldâ€" Brier Bonspiel to be Held in Toronto. RIVERSIDE PAVILIO N Couple / Â¥ V DANCING into a tie for the leadâ€" local senior N.OM.A. can eke out a win over are playing a scheduled Andy Cangiano AND HIS ORCHESTRA to the music of three points while Hargream three games still to go also chancs for twentyâ€"four. Th ing is the league standing and vet to be plaved: Lakse Sho Hargreave Porkies Toburn Noranda Thursday, Feb Porcupine. Friday, Féb. ] RHargreaves. saturday, Feb South Porcupine Sunday, Feb. at Noranda. Tuesday, Fob at Lake Shore. W. E. "Billy‘"‘ Best, of Sault Ste. Marie and J. R. Walker‘s Timmins rink will play off in North Bay a week from Friâ€" day, for the right to represent Northâ€" ern Ontario at the Macdonaldâ€"Brier bonspiel in Toronto. Walker won the grand aggregate at the Kirkland Lake bonspiel while Best was the winner at Sault Ste. Marie this week. ‘3UTIEN ‘23g JO ‘yULI $,aUu0cjg UBULIH 1310 dng squaptsadd oyl UOM at ut smouoy .stwuaid o) JUuly86} UT ‘$IP]S UIL atUt3 sY Ssuruum 4q ‘A«epuor uo ajtd3 â€"~3a18dy 3UI[IN;) OIB} â€"UO a} UOM YULL $,389G To Decide on Team to Meet the Seottish Curlers Here The first games in the playâ€"off to see what team will represent Timmins when the Scotch curlers come to Timâ€" mins on Saturday were played last night when E. H. Hill‘s rink defeated S, A. Caldbick, and J. M. Belanger‘s team won from A. E. Cain. Hill and Belanger will meet toâ€"night at 7 p.m. the winner to meet the Scottish team. 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