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Dull Win from Flyers,Gives Pamour Third League Place TTE PfiRt'U‘HJF AiJ V â€" THURSDAY. PEERUARY i6TH. 1939 PORKIES CAPTURE LEAGUE LEADERSHIP LAST NIGHT i ooo« oo hn HEPTNMTETENLE! ’l‘l«‘\\l\ A‘P T. N. U B()\\Plbl ]Bfllldh nflmp l flgt Nl‘jht Ends In a game distinguished for its duliâ€" ness, the Pamour Dynamiters the the right to third place in the Mines League standing and dropped Coniaunâ€" rum for fourth position The two teamsâ€" met at the Timmins Arena on Tuesxlay night in a game that was scheduled to be fought until one or other ~of the clubs won Fach team seemed to spend a great deal of effort trying to let the other win in the final period and everyone but the fans seemed content to let play go were it would. Mediocre Game Puts Pamour in Third Place in Mines League and Coniaurum in Fourth Position. Pamour Scores Three in First Period and Flyers Come Back to Deadlock the Score. 4Pw i2 . . L enc ioi t oc im mm mm mm ue sn mm uts m e Pamour opened with three consectâ€" tive goals in the: first period. Before the canto ended:. the FPlyers lopped one off the lead. They scored three more successively to take the scoring lead In the third Pamour awoke for long enough to: shove a pair past Paradis and win the game. Mayes scored on Harmon‘s pass about a minute and a half after the sgame began. Ter minutes later Wooveas flipped ahead to LaRoche, who in turn relayed the puck anead to Hannaberry. The puck seemed to hop its way into the net, guided by the sticks of the three players, McArthur got the third goal an a pass from Laf‘sley, who got a relay from Woods. Coniaurum goal of the period camse when Mculloch drove a fast, short pass to Butters who beat Bentley with the disc COmmiaurum was dangerous on the offensive in the first period but was stupid. defensively. Players would stand around like images instead of clearing the puck after an attack on their own goal. Clarke in the nets was getting no protection whatsoever, as the scors testified. At the end of the period two Pamur men came rushing on Clarke. Nedâ€" dow. who was near him in case of a Porkiecs Power Play Selves Into Lead Tie With Bisons In a two period exhibition of sheer power Domes‘ Porkises drove their way into a first place tie with Buffalo An» kerite Bisons before a packed Timmins arena on Monday night. After a first period, which for squabbles and general . disorderliness has not been equalled this season. the Porkies were {wo. goals down. They counted two in the secâ€" ond. allowed Ankerite one and beat the Bisons into submission with three consecutive scores in the third period In gaining the right to meet the Bisons for first place in( the Mines League standing, the Porkies provided on>â€" of the most thrilling games sS°en here or anywhere else in the camp this vear. Twe Down at End of First Period Dome Stages Power Display to Win Game Five Goals to Threee Thirteen Penalties in Hectic First Period. General Disorder Rampant. â€" Game Settles Down in Last Two. Opinion before the game was about evenly divided although most of the Timmins fans would have liked to have seen their favourites, the Bisons come through. However, when it caime to putting their money on the line they were giving no odds. There were fifteen penalties during the game and thirceen were served in the first period. Referses Grant and Thomas were hard pressed from the first minute to hold the game under their control. In an alien camp the Porkies wore out to take no punishâ€" ment and the Bisons were giving as they got. In changing lines early in the game the Dome managed to get seven men on the ice at on»e timeâ€"one too nuany. A technical penalty was called for and Nevins was chosen to serve it. He protestedâ€"the Dome protested and beâ€" South Porcupine Arena Admission 50c Children 10c GROUP PLAYâ€"OFFS DOME vs. DAMOUR rebound. was carried in and on top of goalie. Clarke‘s stick was cut in two by a fast moving skate and Clarke was thrown into the net. His knee was inâ€" jured and it was necessary ; carry him off the ice. Young took the puck from LaRoche and went down the side alone to beat Paradis for the first second period goal, five minutes after the period began. Pive more minutes elapsed before Butâ€" ters scored on Dixon‘s pass from A scramble in front of the net. A minute after Butters‘ goal a Canâ€" iaurum power play produced a counter. Butters scored again from scramble in front of the net. Mansfield skated thmough two Conâ€" iaurum defenceman, unoppsosed,. and closed in on Faradis to score the final goal of the period There were not many fans in the rink to see the third pepriod perforâ€" mance of the teamsâ€"and it was just as well. They stalled® and did everyâ€" thing but play hockey. Every once in a while a player would rush down, just to break the monotony, but that was not a regular procedure. MceArthur scored after six minutes on a pass from Fummerton. The goal resulted from a scramble in front of the Coniaurum net. After twenty minâ€" utes ol the period Hannaberry and Weeds skated in through the Comau- rum defence and counted, The teams: Pamour: goal, Bentley defence, Mayes, Mansfield; centre, Mc Arthur;: wings, Harmon, Lafoley; alter nates, Miller, Hannaberry, Fummertor LaRoche, Wooads. Coniaqurum; goal, Clarke; defence, Neddow, McCulloch; centre, Young; wongs, Morgan, Kerr; alternates, Dixon, Butters, Schlote, Konrad, Kenâ€" nedy, Paradis. Officials:, Thomas and Lauder. fore long everybody was in a general uproar. Referge Thomas seemed inâ€" clined to reverse his decision and then ne thought better of it and ushered Nevins off. played with two gefencemen and one forward shortly after, when Huzzins was ~sent off for tripping. When Morris tripped Huggins later on he was sont off. wa L hudica is D.A +« When McTaggaret used his elbow injudiciously, he folowed off, â€" That made thrse men in the box. Two more Ankerite penalties followed. Fasano and Pilotte were sent off for tripping. Traffic to and from the penalty box continued to be heavy. All the Anâ€" kerite men came back on and WO Domesters were given the wave. Arvi Maki used an Ankerite player as a bufâ€" fer between himself and the boards | and was sent off and Horpe and Morâ€" ris played ‘I push you and you push me" with Horne on the aggressive side. With two Porkies in the penalty box, Fasano took a sweet pass from Schreoiâ€"~ ber to beat Brownlee to the draw and score the second Ankerite tally. ‘The l period ended with the cooler. mit rang a bunch of p behind the Ankerite into the air and P daown over the front Above are two of the winning rinks from at the T. N. 0. bonspiel at North Bay last At the top is the Dr. Hudson rinkâ€"frC vright, D. McGuire, D. Fleming, Dr. A. H. H L. Hudsonâ€"winners of Grand Aggregate. I in Scotch Anthracite, Second prize in the Mcintyre Queers Hollinger Chances for the Playâ€"offs Led by their sparkâ€"plug, redâ€"headed Bob Luney, McIntyre Miners queered Hollinger‘s chance of getting into the Mines League playâ€"offs n Monday night in +Schumacher Arena. The Miners came from behind a threeâ€"goal, first period lead to drag Hollinger down with them into a tie for the last two places in the standing. Prior to their 8 to 5 loss to MciIintyre the local miners had a mathematical chance of Miners Drag Holinger Down With Them Places in the Standing. _ Luney Gets A Period to Put Game on Ice. Hollinger of Not Protecting Lead. making the grage to. a threeâ€"way tie with Pamour and Coniaurum for third place. Hollinger opened in a fashion whichn led fans to believe that the green and white sweatered crew was going to make the grade. However, after the first period. the Hollyites made the misâ€" take of continuing to play a wide open game. Had they rested on their haunches and protected their lead goâ€";h and nail it is possible, probable even, that they might have got into the camp trophy race. However they kept the game openâ€" ed and Luney, redâ€"headed speed expert of the Miners, got away for three goals that put the game on ice. Within a minute of period number one, Dinelle had two goals safely chalkâ€" ed up on the Hollinger side of the score sheet. He got the first on soloâ€" effort and the second on a nice Ccoâ€" operative effort with Wilson and Wiliâ€" mott. Wilson and Willmott blazed down the ice again before the period ended tolightwdm’dlimegreenligm over the "Visitors" sign on the big Mcâ€" the winning rinks from Timmin5s . bonspiel at North Bay last week. the Dr. Hudson rinkâ€"from left to e, D. Fleming, Dr. A. H. Hudson, Dr. | ers of Grand Aggregate. First prize | acite, Second prize in the Northern | two Doms men in ‘ THE WINNING TEAMS AT T. TTE PCORCUPTHE ADVANCTE, TINMMTNS, ONTARIO TL L Lc fashion which the green and lb>cal i Malone took a pass from Symons to | y ce of bring the Macmen within one goal of i «i y tie the Hollinger lead midway through the * 6i third l which n and ng 1to r the e misâ€" > open their lead obable t into CY 4 period but soon after, Hollinger again | t took a two goal lead when Dinellelh counted his third. Before the end o6 | 13 the period Kenty took a pass from | q Auger to bring the McIntyre to |â€"p goals as compared to Hollinger‘s four.| "Then did Luney break loose and | spray Hollinger blood all over the ice. lcA His three goals were broken by only‘ one Hollinger tally. Baken passed too him and he skated through the whole | second came when he slapped Malon‘e ‘ o Hollinger team to score the first. The| rebound safely behind Farquhar. {S Horne yery neatrly added his name to the honbur roll when he brokse away alone, skatsd around the net and shot on the goal. His darive clicked against ‘the post after Kemp had been drawn } 1 well out of his net. Huggins was sens off for tripping wn With Them Into Luney Gets Away in Third'-i Ice. Hollinger Made Mistake k Lk 18 es h 109. : YÂ¥ .R Ne de l en 1e l ons d Lo s ns B on t oo e and came back on before Lafliamme was off for the same offence. While Lafamme was in the net Bill Maki seored on a rebcund from Hugâ€" gins‘ shot. The goal came with five minutes left to play. Final counter was scored by Reynolds on a pass from Maki. It was a perfect pass which sizzled its way betwa>n two Ankerite defencemen before reaching Reynolds who sped in on the net and flipped it past Kemp. Te % m o NP Ts KCM *A s Sm The t°ams Domeâ€"-Goal Brownlee; defence, Tayor, Dunn; centre, Bill Maâ€" ki; wings, Nevins, Hugsgins; alternates, Arvi, Maki, Reynolds, Hornée, McCann, Woon. Buffalo Ankeriteâ€"Goal, Kemp; deâ€" fence, Zuke, McTaggaret; centre, Mcâ€" Kinnon; wings, Fasano, Pilotte; alterâ€" nates, Morris, Allan, Kerr, Laflamme. Sschreiber. Officialsâ€"Grant, Thomas. Iâ€";xtyre clock. They scored while Syâ€" mons and Baker were reposing in the penalty box: A couple of minutes after the thi period opened Cook counted ‘me 1 the MceIntyre on "Red" Auger‘s pa The goal was made more difficult the fact that Luney one of their o% forwards, was serving a penalty. While Madoc was serving time Wilâ€" mott divided Luney‘s goals with the final Hollinger counter,. To score he took a pass from Carson Miller, _ a him and he skated though the whole|â€" j Abrams, Kirkland Lake: 1 4 U 1 0 second came when he slapped q2 1 0 1 0 1â€"11. Hollinger team to score the first. Th@} score hy ends of the Millarâ€"Thompâ€" rebound safely behind Farquhar. {son final: While Madoc was serving time Wilâ€"| 1y Miéllar, Haileybury: 1 1 2 0 0 0 1 4 mott divided Luney‘s goals with Lhe:; 0 0 +â€"HM,. final Hollinger counter,. To score he\ R. W. Thompson, New Liskeard: 0 0 took a pass from Carson Miller, 0 6 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0Oâ€"10. Luney got his third on a solo effort.| The personnel of the threer inks: He broke away, pivoted around a deâ€"| â€" Haileybury: Lorne Umphrey, lead; fenceman and went in on Facqubar,) Revy. W. A. Beecroft, second; Duncan who never had a chance on the effort.) sutheriand, viceâ€"skip; Dan Millar, skip. Madoc made assuranct doubly sure' New Liskeard: FP. E. Herron, lead; for the McIntyre on an individual raC€ | Frank Watson, second: Dr. W. J. Lingâ€" down the side and in on the Hollinger | nornme, viceâ€"skip, R. W. Thompson, skip. netâ€"miner aud, before the game ended,, Kirkland Lake: M. Fries, lead; H. Mceâ€" Simons scored on a nice play by Maâ€"; Nabb, second; D. Best, viceâ€"skip; J. lone, Auger and himself. ‘\Abrams, skip. aa Prower trophy The bottom picture sh from left to right, R. ucien Pare, S. R. McC Hillâ€"Clarkâ€"Francis trophy he third me for by Tlle teams: McIntyre Mineéers. goal, ]Beare; defence, Murpny, Symons: cenâ€" tre, Luney; wings, Malone, Baker; alâ€" ‘ternates. ~Cook, Auger, Kenty, Mcâ€" _Comb and Madoe.. Hollinger: goal, Farquhar; defence, Dixon, Miller; centre, Dinelle; wings, Wilson, Willmott; alternates, Cordick, Chapman, â€" London, â€" Tremblay and Darrach. e shows the $. R. MeCoy rinkâ€"â€" R. J. Taylor, Wm. McDermott, McCoyâ€"winners of Pirst prize Haileybury Rink to Represent Nor. Ont. (Continued From Page One) British Consols semiâ€"finals by winning the George W. Les Trophy, first event of the T. N. O. Curling Association bonspiel, and met the rink of J. Abrams, Kirkland Lake, Canada Norâ€" thern Power Trophy winners, on Satâ€" urday afternoon. Millar‘s stOonemen emerged victorious, the score being 12â€" 11 in their favour. One Rink Defaults The Thompson rink, British Consols finalists, qualified for the competition by winning the Purily Flour event in the bonsniel, and were slated to meet S. McCoy‘s Timmins rink in the semilâ€" finals Saturday afternoon. The Mcâ€" {(Advan of the threer inks: orne Umphrey, lead; ‘roft, second; Duncan skip:; Dan Millar, skip. 1 Lake: 1 1 0 1 3 Rough Game Last Night Ends in Victory for Dome Porkies Twentyâ€"Nine Penalties in Game Schumacher Arena Last Night. Each Team Seemed Aware Gan Plavâ€"offs. Dome Porkiecs won their second cruâ€" cial game against the Buffaloâ€" Ankerite Bisons during the week when they took the Ankerite into camp last night in McIntyre Arena by a score of 5 goals to 3. By the win the Dome, which held the first piace in the league standing for many weeks during the season, established its right to that place at the end of the season. In the last eventful games the Dome has been showing signs of tremendous power. It has beon the hints of that power that has made the wiss gamâ€" blers in the camp take all the Ankerite money they could get, and in some remote cases, even give odds. Last nigth‘s game was not the game it could have been witlh the two top teams in the league meeting. Each team was assured of either first or s@â€" cond place and a position in the play â€" offs and that assurance showed up to some extent in the squads‘ performance on the ice. Dome led two goals to nothing at the end of the first period. At the end of the second Ankerite had added two. equalizing goals and the Porkies kept their lead by scoring another., Final count was five goals to three. Big Arvi Maki got the first of a total of twentyâ€"nine penalties for both teams. He was sent off the ice for bodying Hughie Allan. A power play put Anâ€" kerite close to the. seoring mark but that ended when Bill Maki was sent off for tripping. Before long Bill Maki and Pilotte were both sent off for an embryonic altercation in midâ€"ice. Kemp in the Ankerite goal, gave a good exhibition of how his posision should be played when he stopped shots by Nevins, Maki and Reynolds when all three were inâ€" side the defence and in on the goal. Schreiber got a major penalty for slashing Woon across the head with his stick. The apparently deliberate asâ€" sault drew a five minute term. During the time he was off Bill Maki skated in close, clipped Taylor‘s reâ€" bound and rifled it into the net for the first goalâ€"for the Dome. Zuke and McCann were penalized for a bunping contest and the second goal was scored while Ankerite was two men short and a Dome man was Off the ice. Woon went in alone to get past Kemp‘s guard with a fast, short shot. Dome opened the second with two men in the penalty box and an Anâ€" kerite offensive did all but seore. It was only the good work of Brownlee in the nets that managed to keop the dise on the outside.. . Taylor and Dunn also did good work in clearing the puck away from the front of the net. First goal in the second came after thirteen minutes of play. Auke, Anâ€" kerite defenceman, followed a power drive in on the Donft nets and drove Laflamme‘s rebound past the goalâ€" tender.. Less than a minute later Patâ€" terson tied up the score when he pickâ€" ed up a loose puck inside the blue line and skated in to score. Dome was still short handed at the time. FPinal minutes of the second. were slowed up considerably when neither team seemed to be making any desperâ€" are efforts to score. Players seemed content to pass to one another. They apparently enjoyed it but the fans got no enjoyment. Patterson went in on the net early in the final period and very nearly beat Brownlee to the punch. In retaliation he was dumped by big Arvi Maki. Maki went off. When Woon was penâ€" alized for dumping Allen shortly after the Dome played two men short. Penalties came in quick succession. Among the elitte who watched the game from the penaltybox were Arvi Maki, again, Kerr, Huggins, Allan, Bill Maki, Reynolds. After six minutes and forty seconds Zuke took a pass from Schreiber to SATURDAY NIGHIT Ankerite Coniaurum Playoffs Group for League Leadership at Night. Match Slow at Times. ire Game Did Not Affect the The tcams: Dome PEPorkies: goal, Brownlefiz\‘defe‘nce. Dunn, Taylor; ceriâ€" tre, A. Maki; wiwngs, McCann, Woon; alternatives, Horne, B. Maki, Reyâ€" nolds, Nevins, Huggins. Ankerite Bisons: goal, Kemp, defsnce Zuke, Kerr; centre, Morris; wings, Allan, Schreiber; alternates, McKinâ€" non, Pilotte, Patterson, Laflamme, Mcâ€" Taggart. 8.15 Junior "B" Playâ€"Downs Begin Here Toâ€"Night The junior "B" playâ€"offs bein toâ€" night when South meets the Timmins Policse A.AA. here. Return game will be playedt on Satur day. Febâ€" ruary 18. Winners of this series will mest Iroâ€" quois Falls on Monday, February: 20. Return game to be played on Wednesâ€" day, FeD. 22. Winner of that series meets Kapuskasing in the first round of the playâ€"downs. The local T.P.A. squad is in good shape, says Coach Bill Jardine. Officials> Marty Lauder, Pred Clarke YoOU CAN Km ROLL BETTER CIGARETTES PURE WHITE Miss It !