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flxppe Tly Comb player he be corne; Both teams missed many scoring chances because of sloppy work around the goals. "Red" Auger played an outâ€" standing game. He backâ€"checked conâ€" tinuously. Luney was the pilot who led two goals into the Coniaurum net. First gogy came after ten minutes of play. It was ssored while Birkett was in the penalty box for tripping Malone. Coniaurum ‘shot the puck down the it¢e and Luney skated back of his net to pick‘it up. With a fying start he skated through the whole Coniaurum team. At the goal he waited until Paradis moved out of the goal and slipped it in behind him. Birk@tt, Morgan and McComb were penalized in the first, Birkett and Morâ€" gan for tripping and McComb for slashâ€" A Y MciIntyre Miners sank a shaft into the reputation of the Coniaurum Flyâ€" ers on Monday night at the new Schuâ€" macher Arena. They doubled the count on the Flyers four goals to two. Mcintyre had the edge on the play throughout the sixty minutes. A doâ€" minating factor in their success was the stellar work of Beare in the Mac nets. The Mclniyre w the third when e puck from the it into the net T‘rim Coniaurum Four Goals to Two (Going so. The teams: Buffalo Ankeriteâ€"Goal, Kamp; defence, Zuke, LAflamme ; centre, Morris; wings, Allan, Schrieber; alternates, Kaufman, McKinnon, Pilâ€" otte, McTag:sart. Pamour Dynamitersâ€"Goal, Bentley ; defence, Mansfield, Mayes:; centre, Mcâ€" Arthur; wings, Hannaberry. Harmon: alternates, Woods, Laroche. Fummerâ€" ton, Lafoley, Marshall. Mcintyre Doubles Score on Flyers in open Game Monday + g Kennedy. More than half way through t cand period MeComb and Malone coâ€" erated foar the second goalâ€"the goal rclrgave the McIntyre a lead of two. . the defence Malone passed to Mcâ€" imb. The puck was deflected from a iyer‘s skate in front of M:Comb and _ beat Paradis with a skot to the the last few games, was right there to give a fast pass to Schrieber for the initial tally. It came fifteen minlutes after the game began. T wo minutes later Pamour retaliated. Fummerton took a hot relay from Woods to score the goal which deadâ€" locked the count. The first period ended with a one to one score, Zuke was penalized once and Woods was sent to the box twice. All three penalties were imposed for minor rule infractions. At the end of the second period the score was still tied. Laffamme scored for the Ankerite when Barney Morris gave him a beautiful pass and Harmon scored for the Pamour on a solo effort. As usual the greater part of the playâ€"making for the Ankerite was done by the unobstrusive Barney Morris. As is his custom he managed to be where he was most needed at the most erucial timeés during the game. The assist for the final goal which won the game for the Anksrite, was credited to_ him. He passci to Schrisber and the little con‘re man poked it past Bentley.} by the As is hi where he Crucial 4 JNey One goal down at the end Of the game Pamour staged a power drive. The firal moments were fast and hot but they availed the Dynamiters noâ€" thing. Despitse the well planned atâ€" tacks of the Pamour forwards the wiry defence line of the Ankerite managed to stave off the more danzerous of the assaults. Kemp, in the Ankerite goal, did his share to ward off defeat. The bespectacled Hughie Allan was the assistant in the first goal Of the game. Allan, who has been prominent in scoringz attacks for the Ankerite in the last few games, was right there to give a fast pass to Schrieber for the initial tally. It came fifteen minlutes: Officialsâ€"Smith, Wilder Scauth Porcupine, Fet. 8.â€"(Special to The was little to choose between the Pamour Dyramiters and the Buffalo Ankerie Bisons when they mot on Tuesday night in the South Porcupine arnea. The final score was three gqoals to two and the play itb tss t was as close as the sceore would ind4iâ€" It was goal for goal un period. In thve firss canto counted once. They did lik second frame. The winni: tallied by Schrieber in the after fourteen minutes of p cate Dynamiters Surprise Bisons _ Hold Them to One Goal Edge . m Conaurum Four Goals to Two. Lead Play Throughâ€" out Sixty Minutes. Both Teams Miss scoring Chances Because of Sloppy Work Around Nets. Luney Leads Mcelntyre Sceorers. DLittle to Choose BRetween Performance of Two Teams. Goal for Goal Until Final Period. Schriecber Counts Winning Taly. Dynamiters Fail to Gain One Goal in Last Period Rally. MINERS WORK OUT ONE GOAL WIN IN GAME LAST NIGHT THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 9TH, 1939 weLr t his second goa!l and the the while one of later Coni@aurum g0t its itre ice Neddow passed tte, who went in fast. L to get the first shot ked up the rebound and the goalie‘s prostrate as again put two up Auger stickâ€"handled blue line. He shovâ€" Aas for goal until the firal firss canto each team They did lik>wise in the The winning goal was Paradis came out the final period against éd by him in the winter time and as they were not busy. he put them to work. using his own tractors and plows. This has been a very useful service and one that should have been done as the mew road to Amos is a good one and would be much travelled, in view of the time lost in going around by way of Senneterre on the train." "According to Mr. Bla that as he had men who "Quite a number of motorists have been passing up and down the Val d‘Orâ€" Amos road recently and have wonderâ€" ed at the manner in which the road is being plowed. Thanks to Georgs Blais, operator of the Thompson River ferry, who has men and equipment for sirch work, the road has been plowed at no extra cost to the motorists or travellers. The following paragraph from The Val d‘Orâ€"Lamaqgue News snmnows that there is the oldâ€"time public spirit in the North yet. The Val d‘Or Nows Ssays : Publicâ€"Spirited Citizen Keeps Val d‘Or Road Open Coniaurum â€" FPlyersâ€"Goal, Paradis: defence, Neddow, CcCulloch: centrs, Young; wings, Kerr, Morgan; alferâ€" nates, Butters, Schlotte, Dixon,. Kenâ€" nedy, Kirkett. Cooke and Kenty were penalized for tripping in the third period. The teams: McIntyre Minersâ€"Goal, Beare; defence, McComb, Simons ; centre, Ausger; wings, Kenty, Cook; alâ€" ternatés, Luney, Baker, Malone, Murâ€" phy, Maddock. Kennedy, Young and Kerr worked toâ€" gether for the second Coniaurum goal. Kerr passed out to Young from the eorner, Young took the puck at the penalty shot line and relayed it to Kennedy who battsd it home. his own men,. Cooke, was off the ice. He and BRaker broke away. Baker passâ€" ed from the boards and Luney picked it up in front of the net to tally. Globe and Mail: A Quebece man on trial for attempted murder is said to have "frequently" chreatened the life of the woman he had attacked. But apparently he had only tried to kill her occasionally, and therefore she put up with it Winters chave changed not only for youth, but also for the railroads, which now feature snowâ€"trains and skiâ€"trains: for hotels which formerly closed fox the winter but now stay open; and for every other industry that purveys to a younger generation that prefers batâ€" tling with ice and snow to running away from them. All that is changed or changing. And how fast it is changing is shown by Census Bureau reorts that from 1935 to 1937 the ski output in this country increased by nearly 200 per cent.. the ice skate output increased by nsarly 100 per cent., and the output of tobogâ€" gans and sleds more than trebled. Oldtimers can remember when thew’ was a bit of sleighâ€"ridinz, when chilâ€"| dréei1 coasted down nearby hills and' young and old skated leisurely onf neighborhood ponds and streams, but| when, for the rest, winter was a mxe‘i from which those who could. fled to, warmer climes. Young people have acquired a treâ€" mendous fondness for vigorous outâ€" door winter life in these latitudes, as the development ‘of winter sports in Michigan shows. ""Sport Night" at A.Y.P.A. i l‘as‘t Nigh‘t, Hflppy Event The recent announcement that winâ€" ter sports would be introduced in Florida had more significance than many people may have, at first thought, supposed .. The North is at last giving the South a real baitle as a winter=resort. Sees Great Changes In The Weather Conditions gramme for this event which promis>s to be anuther pleasant occasion, and it is hoped that all members will take advantage of the opportunity to enjoy a happy evening. After the business of the meeting, Colin Szllars took charge of the gathâ€" ring, introducing several interesting games. The event took the form of a "port night" and was greatly enjoyed TIhe usual business was dealt with, and plans were made for a Valentine party to be held in the church hall on Wednesday, Fsbruary 15th. A commitâ€" tee was appointed to plan the proâ€" The A.Y.P.A. held is regular weekly meeting in the church hall on Wednesâ€" day evening, with Jack Birkett in the chair. The mseting was Opened with prayer. (Detroit Free Press) men who were employâ€" _ Dick, Timmins, defsated Lindsay, | North Bay. |\ â€" Fleming, Haileybury. defeated Hawâ€" |ley, Kirkland Lake. | Bell, North Bay, defeated A. W. \ Lang, Timmins. _ @hurch, Sundridge, déefeated Keyes, | Ottawa. Holidayving after her winter tour with her show, Sonja Henie., winâ€" some skating star, accustomed to the bleak winters of Scandinavia. is shown at Miami Beach where she quickly adapted herself to the sunshine of the south. Ramsay, Kirkland Lake, defcated Kennedy, North Bay. Burrows, North Bay, defeated Swift, Kirkland Lake. W. Thompson, New Liskeard. defeatâ€" ed McCoy, Timmins. Reynolds, North Bay, defeated Mcâ€" Gurr, South River. Teeple, Siscoe, defeated Sampson, Kirkland Lake. F. McKee, North Bay. defeated Fairâ€" hurst, South Porcupine. Millar, Haileyhury, defeated Murdock, Enzlehart. s Rinn, Timmins, defeated Brown, New IAskeard. Smith, North Bay, defeated Harrower, Dome. Gcddard. New UL.iskeard. defeated First Round Abrams, Kirkland Lake, â€" defeated Herman, Timmins. Emms, North Bay, defeated Stevenâ€" son, New Liskeard. Dariing, Englehart, defeated Buchanâ€" an, North Bay. Leach, Siscoe, defeated Stahl, Timâ€" mins. Riddell, Kirkland Lake, defeated Anâ€" drews, North Bay. Eplett, New Liskeard, defeated Hudâ€" son, Timmins. Schnarr, Noranda, defeated Dunbar. Haileybury. sutherland, Kirkland Lake, defeated Ross, North Bay. (Contnued from Page One) a rink must be one of the last surviving in the first four events. Winner of this evens will represent the Associaâ€" tion in the playâ€"ofls with the Northern Ontario Curling Association. Results to date are as follows:â€" Rinn Out of the Lee Trophy Above is sh‘awn McComb scoring the second goal for the , McInutyre Miners last nmight when they mat Hollinger | here. McComb (No. 9) has just picked up the puck and driven it at the net His shot went between Mayowski‘s, Sun For Sonja LEE TROPHY THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Teeple, Siscoe: and A. W. Lang bves. Smith, North Bay, defeated Church Sundridge. Darling, Enzlechart, defeated Grant Kapuskasing. Murdock, Englehart, defeated Anâ€" drews, North Bay. Fleming, Haileybury, d e f e a o d Schnarr, Noranda. Sutherland, Kirkland Lake, defeated Buchanan, North Bay. Walker, Timmins, defeated Fairhurst, South Porcupire. Emms, North Bay, defeated McKoe, Kirkland Lake. McKee, North Bay defeatod Hawley Kirkland Lake. Ssampson,. Kirkland Lake, defeated Lindsay, North Bay. Lang, North Bay, defeated Doggett Kirkland Lake. Hudson, Timmins, defeated Goddard New Liskeard. Rinn, Timmins, defeated Brown New Liskeard. Clark, New Liskeard, defeated Wool â€" ings, Englehart. Harrower, Dome, defcated Herman Timmins. Nixon, New Liskeard, defeated Mcâ€" Giurr, South River. Swift, Kirkland Lake, defeated Hanâ€" neson, North Bay. Cain, Timmins, defeated Eplett, New Liskeard. j Abrams, Kirkland Lake, defeated Moyer, North Bay. Bay Stephenson defeated Ros:s Ramsay defeated Dunbar. Black defeated Nixon. Swift defeated Cain. McKee defeated Clark. Hudson defeated Sampson. M. Lang defeated Rinn. Sutherland defeated Walker Emms defeated Teeple. Ross, North Bay, defeated Saylos, Kirkland Lake. ~ Stephenson, New Liskeard, defeated Stahl, Timmins. Dunbar, Haileybury, defeated Kenâ€" nedy, North Bay. Ramsay, Kirkland Lake, defeatoed Leach, Siscoe. Bell, North Bay, defeated Thompson, New Liskeard. Riddell, Kirkland Lake, defeated Dick. Timmins. Black, Timmins, defeated Kirk, North Secand Round Lon»y defeated McCoy. Burrows, North Bay, defeated Arm strong, New Liskeard. Millar, â€" Haileybury, defeated F Thompson, Kirkland Lake. O‘Donnell, Noranda, defeatsd Rodic: North Bay. NORTHERN CANADA POWER : TROPHY First Round Loney, Kirkland, defeated McCoy Timmins. Doggeitt,~ Kirkland Lake, defeated O‘Donnell, Noranda. Cain, Timmins, defeated Hanneson, North Bay. Kirk, of North Bay and E. C. McKeen Kirkland receives byes. Second Round Abrams defeated Emms. Leach defeated Darlinz. Riddell defeated Eplett. sutherland defeated Schnarr. Rinn defeated Smith. Black defeated Goddard. M. Lang .defeated Thompson. Woolings defeated Dick. Fleming defeated Bell. Ramsay defeated Church. wW. Thompson defeated Burrows. Teeple defeated Reynolds. Millar defeated McKee. Grant defeated Armstrong. Doggett defeated Cain. E. C. McKee defeated Kir £% . ? Cain, Timmins, defeated Harrower, South Porcupine. Clarke, New Liskeard, defeated Sampâ€" son, Kirkland Lake. Walk@tr, Timmins, defeated Fleming, Haileybury. Armstronz, New Liskeard, Rodier, North Bay. Leach, Sisege, defeated Stahl, Timâ€" mins, j Lindsay, North Bay, defeated Hawâ€" ley, Kirkland Lake. Grant, Kapuskasing, defeated Brown, New Liskeard. Reynolds, North Bay, defeated Anâ€" drews, North Bay. _ Bye, Buchanan, North Bay. defeated mm oo en s m B e SCOTCH ANTHRACITE First Round Abrams, Kirkland, defeated Darling, Enzlehart. .. it uessm oo . mm mss Armstrong, â€"New Liskeard, defeated Sayles, Kirkland Lake. § Grant, Kapuskasing, defeated Moyer Northâ€" Bay . Third Round Leach defeated Arbrams. Riddell defeated Sutherland Rinn defeated Black. Woolings defeated Lang. Fleming defeated Ramsay. Teeple defeasted Thompson. Millar defeated Grant. Doggett defeated McKee. North Bay, defeated McKee.[ Lake. | Siscoe; Reynolds, North Bay.| Timmins. were arm and the ice. At the back, and to the right of the net can be setn Millar, husky Hollinger defencéman. At the extreme right of the picture are Cordick. in the fore ground. and Tremblay. n HAuanne Toh â€"fres e sn dn n J Doggett, Kirklan'd. defeated Brown New Liskeard. Thompson, Kirkland., defeated Rodâ€" ler, North Bay. Sayles, Kirkland, defeated Stahl, Timmins. Kennedy, North Bay, defeated Leach, Siscoe. Kirk, North Bay, defeated Thompâ€" son, New Liskeard. Eplett, New Liskeard, defeated Dick, Timmins. Hanneson, North Bay, defeated Mcâ€" Guire, South River. Herman, Timmins, defeated Moyer, North Bay. Woolinzgs, Englehart, defeated Hawâ€" ley, Kirkland. Goddard, New Liskeard, defeated Lindsay, North Bay. PURITY FLOUR TROPHWHY First Round McCoy, Timmins, defeated Armâ€" strong, New Liskeard. Rodier, North Bay. defeated Nixon, New Liskeard. Hawley, Kirkland Lake, defeated Lindsay, North Bay. McGuire, South River. defeated Kenâ€" nedy, North Bay. Sayles, Kirkland Lake, defeated Fairhurst, South Porcupine. McKes, Kirkland Lake, defeated Grant, Kapuskasing. Hudson, Timmins, defeated Buchanâ€" an, North Bay. Ross, North Bay. defsated Harrower, Dome. SCOTCH ANTHRACITE First Round Abrams, Kirkland, defeated Darling Enzlehart. Schnarr, Noranda, defeated Eplett, New Liskeard. Smith, North Bay, defeated Goddard, North Bay. Lang, North Bay. defeated Dick, ley, Kirkland Lake. Grant, Kapuskasing., defeated Brown, New Liskeard. Reynolds, North Bay, defeated Anâ€" ,_â€" ~DUNBAR SHTELD First Round (Partial) Dunbar, Haileybury, defeated ; Ross North Bay. iinmnmins. Church, Sundridge, defeated Bell Do You Know ‘These. Movie Stars ? 10 Free Theatre Passes Given Every Week m: Porcupine Advance â€" phag ince Staff Photo Engraving n, defeated Burrows, North morth Bay, f * Kitchener Newsâ€"Record Byeées, Hann@son, North Bay and Kirk, | thing about war is thai North Bay. wrong people: McCoy, Timmins, defeated McGuire South River. O‘Donnelil, Noxanda defeated Moyer North Bay. Swift, Kirkland Lake, defeated Konâ€" nedy, North Bay. A. W. Lang, Timmins, defeated Hawâ€" ley, Kirkland. Clark, New Liskeard, defeated Lindâ€" say, North Bay. Brown, New Liskeard, defeated Harâ€" rower, North Bay. Walker, Timmins, defeated Nixon, New Liskeard. Dunbar, Haileybury, defeated North Bay. HILLâ€"CLARKâ€"FEFRANCIS First Round Herman, Timmins, defeated Stephâ€" 2nson, New Liskeard. Stahl, Timmins, deféated Buchanan, North Bay. Andrews, North Bay, defeated Hudâ€" son, Timmins. Schnarr, Noranda,. defeated Androws North Bay. Church, Sundridge, defeated Grant Kapuskasing. rence held the officer was right and had been upheld in court and Councillor Willtams said the chief did his duty. No action was taken on the Jletter, in which McLean, who claimed he spent $2,000 in Cobalt, wrote that the chief "seems to pick on New Lisâ€" keard cars." He added in the letter his opinion of what he termed the chief‘s "disrespect to Mr. Rowdon, your mayor," after ithe court proceedings, which had cost McLean $5.25, and he thanked the mayor and Councillior Murphy for their attitude at that time. Chief Connelly said McLean would not have been charged at all "if he had not been nasty," and told council that "if anything, I think I‘m tos soft with people." Ccbalt, Feb. 9â€"(Special to The Adâ€" vance)â€"Sequel to a recent court case here, in which Allan McLean, of New Liskeard, paid a fine of one dollar and costs when convicted by Magistrate Atâ€" kinson on a charge arisinz out of the blowing of his auto horn by his small son, a letter from defendant protesting against what he termed the "petty ideas" of Chief of Police Connelly reâ€" ceived a mixed reception at the Monâ€" day meeting of Cobalt town. council. Mayor Rowdon said he objected to the chief‘s attitude, but Councillor Lawâ€" In 1934 Cummings achisved an amâ€" bition when he won the Memorial Day 500 mile Indianapolis race, setting a new track record with an average speed of 104.8 miles an hour. Chief at Cobalt Thinks He‘s Too Easy on People Cheats Death on Track to Die in a Car Mishap | Intfyre Miners Develop Hollinger Claims to Extent of a Goal On Monday night Cummings was driving near his home in Indianapolis when he lost control and the automoâ€" bile plunged through a cluard rail and fell fifty feet into a creek. Cummings was immediately pulled out and rushed to the hospital. After cheating death for years by driving his poewerful racing car over dirt and board tracks, William C CWild Bill)} Cummings died yosterday as the result of a highway motor acciâ€" adent. Most Surprising Team in League Comes Through With Another Victory. Murphy Tallies Winning Goal in the Third Period. Game is Goalâ€"Tenders® Duel. Mayowski injured in Second. Ross You can win a pair of passes for any of the Timmins Theatros. e for naming the Stars on the MOVIEâ€"MEMORY page of The Advance. SEE THIS FEATURE EVERY MONDBAY North Bay Nugget: Sault Ste. Marie, the great wolf centre, must feel ashamâ€" ecd because Gogama‘s Joe Laflamme can rcund up encugh of the Algoma "Terâ€" rors" io form a mushing outfit. But then, Algoma wolves are different. All curlers who wish to enter are asked to sign their names to the sheet on the bulletin board at the club. The Timmins Cup, the "Marshallâ€" Ecclestone trophy and m consolation prize will be the prizes curled for at a bonspiel to take place at the curling club here on February 15. The Marshallâ€"Ecclestone cup will be competed only by viceâ€"skips. The viceâ€"skips contest is an annual event. Hollingerâ€"Goal, Mayowski;: defence Dixon, Millar; centre, Willmott; wings Darrach, Wilson; alternates, Cordick Chapman, London, Trembley, Denelle. Officialsâ€"Pender, Wilder. Local Bonspiel Begins Here on February 15th go a shot and Farguhar, who had reâ€" played Mayowski in the nets; teo@k it on his pad, Murphy sailed in close beâ€" hind Kenty and took the reboiund. He lifted the puck over the goalie‘s prosâ€" trate body. for the final and winning score. The teams: McIntyre Miners:â€"Goal, Beare; defence, Symons, McComb; contre, Luney; wings, Malone, Baker; allernates, Auger, Kenty, Cooke, Murâ€" phy, Maddock. T‘wo minutes later, while Luney was off because he tripped Millar, Millar took the disc at midâ€"itce, sailed in on the net and tried a long, high shot. The puck got past Beare and wenkt inâ€" to the upper right hand corner of the net. Again the score was tied. Auger and Kenty should get some credit for the goal which won the game for the Miners in the third perâ€" i0d. Auger passed to Kenty. Kenty I«; i Probably the most surprising team in i s Mines League this year is the Mcâ€" Intyre Miners. The Miners seemed to have a monopoly on the bottom place ‘in the league standing for some time. Then, as though to prove that they were not as dead as they looked, they trimmed the league leaders, the Dome. Last night they won from the powerful Holling:r team by one goal. _ There ' was very little difference between«the ‘ performance of the two teams. Even the most rabftd Hollinger fan wculd be fcreed to admit that the game was decided on "brealks." past Beare for a counter. Scoring in the second period began when Auger, Symons and Murphy coâ€" Murphy started the play when he passed to Symons at the blue line. Symons bided his time, and when Auger was in front of the net, gave him a fast, accurate pass. Auger teok it well and flipped it past the goalâ€"tender. Retaliation came for the Hollinger when Denelle took the puck from a scramble in front of the net. Several players were fighting for the dise in front of the McIntyre net. It drifted to Denelle and he lost no time. He hooked it into his stick and drilled it past Beare for a counter. Luney, the outstanding man with the McIntyre team, passed over to McComb to count the first goal of the evening after ten minutes of play. McCombp sifted in from the side and beat Mayâ€" cwski with a shot that never lifted off the ice. About half way through the sscond period Mayowski, who has performed well for the Hollinzer in the nets this year, was ‘taken out of the gams. He stopped ‘a hockey stick with his eye and recseived a gash which «required three stitches to close. Farquhar {cok his place, and for a green man, did a gocd job in goiwl. It was a tough posiâ€" ticn to fill as Mayowski is a tried veterâ€" an but Farquhar did as well. or better than expected. EV ERY MONDA Y Record â€"â€" A terrible is that it kils the