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Ankerite Takes One Goal Lead by Schreiber‘s Goal Saturday Ankerite won the Tsl gams C LEL¢€ series to dezide a clvampion between the second and fourth in standing, in the Mines League, by one goal in the Timmins Areza on SaTurday night. The Coniaurum Flyers came closeâ€"very closeâ€"to holdinz the favourite Ankerâ€" ite team to a tizs and duplicating the feat of Pamcur Dynamiters the night before, who Csadlocked Dome in the first playâ€"off game. Blue shirt Ankeritso Wwor series to decic secand and f0 Coniaurum Throws Scare into Favoured Bisons in Match Here on Saturday Night. Scoreless First Period Folâ€" lowed by Goal for Goal Battle. Schreiber Scores in the Throughouw‘ the s>ason the Ankerite forward line o‘ Fasano, Morris and Allan has recsived a lot of attention. However, it was no one of that trio which seored the winning goal on Satâ€" urday night but chunky Len Schreiber, who proved to be his team‘s spark pluz during the match. The Ankarite was called to win Satâ€" urday‘s game â€" hands down. There some who pinned tneir faith in the Coniaurum and a few who reâ€" membered the adage that anything .can happen in a playâ€"off gameâ€"but opinion favoured the Ankerite to win by a fair. if not a good! margin. The first period was scoreless. In the second it was goal for goal until the Ankerite had three and Coniaurum two. Coniaurum tied the score after 16 minutes of play in the third session and held th> Bisons until the final moment 0‘ the gameâ€"when Schreiber was end man on a short passing play in front of the Coniaurum net. Both gcal tenders, Kemp and Paradis were outstanding in the nets. They both were called upon to make extraâ€" ordinary efforts to keep ‘the disc out of their strongholds and they both reâ€" sponded. teams took the ice. The Ankerits deâ€" fenceman has been out for several games. The loss of his sorvices was equalized by the of Cordeck on the Coniaurum lineâ€"up. The Bisons board of strategy shif‘ed Barney Morris back on the defence line and h> stayed there throughout the game. His services in that, his natural position, were equally if not more valuâ€" able t3 his team. He did yeoman serâ€" vice in clcar‘ng Flyer attacks. His place on the front line was filled by Schreibâ€" er. who worked with Fasano and Allan, The game was remarkably free from penalties. Fortyâ€"five minutes of play elapsed before McCullocn was banishâ€" ed for a trip. His was the only penalty of the gamse. Morzan and Young were the ‘best for ea| Morgan and Young were the ‘best for Flyeors. Their twoâ€"man attacks were a source of worry all night long for Kemp, in the Bison goal, and for the Ankerite defencemen, Norm Kerr and Morris. Ab Kerr teamed well with the two Flyâ€" After a scor ons opened *r wingmen up was Morris a of his time ol ers Aft>r a scoreless first period the Bisâ€" ons opened the middle canto with four wingmen up front. Only defenceman was Morris and he spent a good part of his time out of his own defence gArea. First goal came after four ininutes of sustained powor drives by the Ankerite. The goal was scored by Schreiber on a pass from Barnsy Morris The scoring play was very fast. The relay came from the sice and Schreiber picked it up while travelling all out and flippsd it past Paradis. Ab Korr retaliased f couple of minutes later picked up the puck frowr the Ankerite goal and the upper corner of t of Kemp‘s reach. Four minutss latar Allan got the secâ€" cond goal. He took a long diagonal pass from Schreiber and from well out sent a steamer towards the goal that was t0Oo hot for Paradis to handle. a short fast pass to Kennedy, who drew reverse goals â€" Timmti the fin 1 Enders Kennedy szcored on Morgan‘s pass to . tie up the score when the clock said 13 minutes and eight seconds of the: second. It was a pretty goal to wat‘ch., Both men came in fast. Morgan gave| T.P A. the sm agrinks hooked MONDAY, PEBRUARLY 20TH, 10939 | ? M T O â€" NIGH T Monday, Feb. 20 DOME vs. PAMOUR Final Minute of Game. Admission 50c South Porcupine Arena TICKETS ON SALE AT: CGRANTâ€"BYERLY. Druggists, South Porcupisne or retaliased for the Plyers a inutes later on a solo. He e puck from a faceâ€"off nsear a goal and slapped it into from Buffaloâ€" game c‘ the on between the in standing, in ne gaal in the GROUP PLAYâ€"OFFS 11 just out Kemp out of his net and flipped it in back of him. Most spectacular gcal of the evening was the cne which gav»> Ankerite the second period lead. Although seemingâ€" ly impossisle, McKinnon scored on his own assist. He was manceuvering at the side of the net when ‘he shol a short bass out to centre. Seeirg ro one was ther> to get it, he halfâ€"circled ground the travelling puck and picked it up himsel{t to put it in the corner. It was all done in one smooth motion. Opening the third period the Ankâ€" erite again put four forwards, McCKinâ€" mon, Fasano, Schreiber and Allan, on with Bison‘s 60â€"minute man, Barucy Morris. Although pretty to watch their cfforts were not productive of a goal, largely due to the clever déefensive work of Jerry Neddow, and Paradis, in the Ankerite goal. The lohg-awaited tying goal cams after 16 minutes of play. Neddow‘s efforts were rewarded when he took a fast pass from Morgan to count and sent the proâ€"Ankerite Timmins fans into waves of cheering. Howsver, before the game ended Sehreiber snaffled the puck from a seramble in front of the Coniaurum net and scored the winning counter for the Bisons. ‘The teams: y Buffalâ€"Ankeriteâ€"Goal, Kemp, deâ€" fence, S. Kerr, Morris; centre, Schreibâ€" er:; wings, Fasano, Allan; alternates, McTagzgart. McKinnon, Schreiber, Laâ€" flamme, Pilotte, Patlterson. South End Takes Five Goal Lead in Playâ€"off Coniaurum Plyersâ€"Goal, Paradis; deâ€" fence, Neddow, McCulloch; centre, Young; wings, Morgan, A. Kerr; alterâ€" nat>s, Konrad, Schlotte, Dixon, Butters, Kennedy. Officials, Marty Lauder and Fred Clarke. South Porcupine‘s junior "B" ent-ryi took a five goal lead over the Timmins | Police A.A.A. squad here on Thursday . night in the first of two home and . home games to decide the camp chamâ€" pionship. The local aggregation took an early lead over the visiting team but lost it in the second period, which the South End squad ended one goal ahead. In the third period the fast moving South Enders swarmed all over the TP.A. and belaboured Kosick with shots. The Timmins goalie did a good job but was not equal to the blizzard of rubber. Doaran, Perry and Andrews were the best for the South Porcupine squad and it was their efforts that resulted in most of the goals. Timmins storâ€" ers were Kosick, Kalenchuk and Moore. _ Principal failing of the Timmins team was its apparent inability xo play defensive hockey against the repsated raids of the South Enders. ‘Time and iagain the visitors swarmed down into Timmins territory on two and thrée men plays which baffled the local deâ€" fencemen. At the end of a firss period, during which the TP.A. more than held its own, the score was 2 to 1 for the T.P.A. At the end of the second the count was reversed. South Porcupine had three goals and the TP.A., two. From a Timmins standpoint the less said ibout the final canto the better. The South Enders turned on the pressure and the | TP A. wilted visibly under the »yes of the smaill «rowd in the arena. South Porcupine S q u a d Wallops Home 8 to 5 Win Over T.P.A. in First Playâ€" off Game Here. ens> and Nonsense: The fellow who drinks like a fish soon finds himself Children 10c T.P.A. Juniors are Put Out on Saturday Ssuth Feb. 18.â€"Spscial to The Advance)â€"Timmins Police A.A.A. junior "B" entry was eliminated from the play for the district title on Saturâ€" day hight in Souwth Porcupine when ithe Dome juniors smothered the local squad ten goals to one. It was the Porkies‘ sscond straight victory over the TP.A. outfit. First was in Timmins on THursâ€" gaay night when the South Enders took a five goal lead. Eliminated by Dome _ in South End Game on Satâ€" urday Night. Beaten 10 to 2. South Porcupine now enters she next round of the playâ€"offs with Iroquois Falls, a smart, fast teoam that twice this year has ‘beaten the TP.A. On Saturday night the South Enders wore faster, better organized and in all around condition than the Timmins outfit,. In the first two perâ€" iods they scored seven consecutive goals before Timmins got a lookâ€"in on the score sheet. Andrews and Doran got the first two for th2 Dome, the only two in the first period. Harris also got an assis_. Harris, got two, Doran one, and Caâ€" pyk and Brown each scored in the middle frame. Pirie, Doran and Howe were credited with assists. McIvor counted for Timmins on A pass from Kalenchuk to get the first of the pair of local goals in the third period. The score was followed by two Dome goals, with Doran and Andrews on the sending end of the sticks. TP.A. coun:ed again when Kalenchuk tallied and Dame finished off the counting with Doran and Pirie combined. The teams: Domeâ€"Goal, Lowe; desfence, Capyk. Piric; cecntre, Pirie; wings, Doran, Prown; alternates, Howe, Andreéews, Harris, Smith, Dysart. TP.A.â€"Goal, Sujack; daefence, Panâ€" chuk. Therriault; centre, Jelbert; wings, Jonzras, A. Kalenchuk; alternates, Moore, Mclvor, Dawson. Kalenchuk. Begin 4th Annual 8. Porcupine Bonspiel The fourth annual Porcupine Bonâ€" spiel begins in South End on Monday, February 27. It will continue throughâ€" out the whole week. There are three In the gabove shot can be seen an attack .on the Conmiauâ€" rum goal during last Saturday night‘s hectic contest durâ€" ing which the Bisons won the first game of their playâ€"off seriss with the Coniaurum FPlyers by onc poal. on 4 ue w 4 Many Timmins Rinks to Play in Fourth Annual Bonspiel February 27. The Pamour Dynamiters sprung a surprise on the hockey fans in the camp on Friday night when they held the powerful Dome Porkics to a 5 to 5 tie. In the above photograph the Dynamiters are seen clearing the puck away from their goal. The three Pamour plavers facing The Coaniaurum goalie the camera are: PARADIS COMES OUT OF HIs NET TO CLEAR Paradis. can be seen well ou. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIQ events and four prizes will be awarded in each Entry fee per rink is $6. Entries close on Friday, February 24th. They should be made to W. Fairhurst, South Dome and Pamour Meet | Tonight in South Porcupine Porcupine or to Glen White, of Timâ€" mins. Timmins rinks who have arranged to enter are as folows: A. G. Carson, skip; D. H. Carson, viceâ€"skip; O. R. Kennie, .second and George Francis. lead. Solâ€" Platus, T. Feldman, H. Moseie and S. Shankman. r mm n Begin Second Half of Playâ€"Downs to Decide Camp Finalâ€" ists. Lake Shore Meets Winner Here on February 27 in MceIntyre Arena. Ankerite and Flyers Tomorrow Night at Schumacher. __ ‘ dn w m tm G. F. Black, A. F. McDowell, C. R Harrison. J. M. Belanger, W. Bent, H. Chaâ€" teauvert, C. Desaulniers, A. Consineau. R. Wynne, A. Demeza, N. Barrett, C. Perkio. W. Rinn, Dr.H. Hudson, R. C. P‘em ing, R. Moore. W. Stevensaon, T. Tod, J. E. Dutton J. Gauthier G. White A. Pugslsy, P. J. Dunlop R. Stevens. Others skips who have not yet chosâ€" en their rinks but who will participate are as follows: A. E. Cain, Dr. Stahl, Dr. L. Hudson and A. W. Pickering. Draw for Bonspiel Games Here Teonight Following is the draw for Conight‘s games of the second local bonspiel of the year. There are two games for the Timmins trophy, five for the viceâ€" skips trophy and thrse for the consolaâ€" tion event. 6.45 P.M.â€"Timmins Cup Blackman, Thos. vs. Stevenson, W. W Viceâ€"Skips Tod, T. MwW.,. vs. Carson, A. CG. Rinn, W. vs. Belanger, J. M. Pickering, A. W. vs. O‘Gorman, Rev ick, J. P. vs. Hudson, Dr. Stenhouse, Ed vs. Burnes, W. 8.45 P.M. McDermott, W. vs. Clutchey, D. Arscott.‘J. vs. Blackman, Thos. Timmins Cup Pick>rinz, A. W. vs. Belanger. J. W Consolation White, W. vs. Prout, A. E. Harkness, A. R. vs. Leaman, N. Richardson, R. vs. Smith, Dr. .Re'd-. McArthut of his net in an attempt to block the suot oJ »salney Morris (number 4). Neddow, husky Flyer defenceman is to th> immediate left of the goalie. To his left is Laâ€" flamme, waiting for a rabound. In the background is helmetâ€"clad Hughie Allan., «s 4 a who got four of the five Pamour goals, Mayes, a defenceâ€" man,. and Hannaberry, a forward. Behind Hannaberry can be seen the Dynamiters‘ n#t guardian, Bentley, on his knees. Two Dome plavers are waiting Nevins, top left, and Maki. low. The second half of the playâ€"oif series to decide <the finalists in the Porcupine Camp Mines League begins to night at South Porcupine when the Dome and Pamour meet in the second game. In the first the two squads deadlocked so they begin tonight an an edaual basis. Toâ€"morrow night the Ankerite and Coniaurum meet in their second game. The Ankerite takes a one goal lead into the game. The advantage wWas gained here on Saturday night when the Bisons bested the Flyers 4 goals Winners will play home and home games on Thursday and Saturday nights. The team standing first in the league will have the first game at home. to: 3 Winner of the camp title will. neet the winner of the central group, Lake Shore, here in the first game of th« N. O. H. A. finals on Monday, Februâ€" ary 27. The game will be played ai the McIntyre Arena in Schumacher, Faceâ€"off will be at 8.15 o‘clock. Second game of the NOH.A. title series will be played in Kirkland Lake on March 1. Several weeks of curling were conâ€" cluded on Saturday night when the {inal games were played for the George Taylor Hardware Trophy. Timmins took the trophy for 1939 against rinks from South Porgupine and the Doaome. Rink winning the most points in the play, and consequently, the prizes, was skipped by Alf. Prout. Viceâ€"skip was James Dutton, second, Charles Perkio and lead Jim MceMurâ€" mesults of the games on Saturday night were as follows: Cain. Timmins, tied Harrower, Dome 12 to 12. Sstephenson, Timmins, tied Woods Forcupine, 12 to 12. Evans, defeated Belanger Timmins, 14 to 9. Richmand, Dome, defeated Fairhurst, Porcuping, 11 to 8 Walker, Timmins, deâ€" feated Howarth, Dome, 5. Vimmins Wins Taylor Trophy on Saturday ~Ray, Dome, defeated MacDonald Porcupine, 15 to 7. Advance Staff Photo Emgravin for a rebound. They are T right. south Porcupins, Feb. 17â€"â€"(Spesial to The Advance)â€"Sport wissacres were cor‘founded and preâ€"game predictions wer> upset on Friday night in South Porcupine, when the Dome met Pamour. The Domosters, league leadâ€" ers, were favourites by jong odds to take the Dynatimers into camp in the first game cof the playâ€"offs for the championsh‘p of the Mines League. Unforseen result of thse game was a 5 to 5 deadliock. By the tie, final reâ€" sult th> series between the first and third teams in the standing was deâ€" ferred until tomorrow evening when the sextets meet again. Dynamiters Deadiock Dome in|[First Playâ€"off Match Result of Meceting Between First and Third Teams to Deâ€" cide Finalist for Camp Title Wili be Decided Toâ€"night. Pamour Holds Dome on Play in South Porcupine Game _ on Friday. the sextets meet again. Speed and expsrience stood "Ttsd" McArthur in good stead in the semiâ€" final contest. Four of his team‘s five goals were scored by the canny Pamâ€" cur centre. Throughout the sixty mm- u‘>s his aggressive rushing tactics and smart ice generalship kept the Porkies on the d@efensive for more than half the time. First period ended with each team a goal in the bag. At the end of the second the Dame power plays had put them one up. The count stood at 4 goals to 3. The Pamourites swarmed in the Dome end of the arena in the final session and come out of the melee with a brizht and shining draw. McArthur got the first goal solo after five minutes and forty seconds of the initial period. Mayss shot the puck at Brownlee, who saved and shunted the dise out in front. Before the G@efence cleared the sorrel topped Mcâ€" Arthur was in like a miniature hurriâ€" canse. He picked up the loose gutta percha and banged it past the startled Brownlee. While Lafoley was serving time for bumping Nevins. "Cycione" Taylor evened up the score. He sailed down the ice on one of his fam:d rushes and bullied th Bentley. Maki, Lafoley, Taylor and Waon were penalized in the first period, all for minor rule infractions. Dunn put the Dome ahsad early in the second. He counterâ€"checked the puck away from a Pamour player and took it up the ice with Taylor. Faking a pass to Taylor on the opposxte wing, he let go a blistsring drive at the goal. Eoniley went flat to save but mh.sed the rubker The same type of play was sucuess- ul for the Famour. McArthur checkâ€" esd the puck away from a Porky during a Dome rush and split the defence to gso in on Brcwnlee alone and mark another Pamour tally. Two Dome goals followed. Reynolds followed up a rush by Taylor and Maki, and after both had had sho‘s at Bentâ€" ley and the Pamour goalie was sprawl!â€" ed on the ice, he flipped the puck over his body. Nevins was assisted by Reyâ€" nolds in the next goal. He took the redhead‘s pass inside the Pamour blue line and lifted the puck over the goalie as he came out of the net. It was a very workmanlike bit of playing. Continuing as the only Pamour scorâ€" ar, "Red" McArthur nipped one off the Dome lead when he took a pass from Harmon and drilled the puck from well cut. Harmon had previously taken a shot but Brownlee had saved. Marshall, Maki Woon and Fummerâ€" tor wore jugged in the sesond period. Smosthâ€"haired Les Nevins and Bill Maki combined on a beautiful passing nlayâ€"one of the prettiest of the game â€"to score in the third prriod for the Dome. Nevins got the goal. Wrils Dunn was in the penalty box Pamour gst the goal which brought the sount to within one of a deadlock. It was McArthur‘s fourth consecutive and final for the game . Harmon took his swn rebound and passed *to the diminuâ€" tiv> but rugged redhead and with the rubser, McAuthur found the net. Tyinz goal was scored by Woods less than a minute later. He came up from 1@900000060040000000000000000000860008 Mcintyre Community Building 44448444 8444480404446 9498944464444 498 4444848449848 44884 Schumacher, Ont. Tuesday, Feb. 21â€"8.15 p.m.â€"Hockey playâ€"off, Anâ€" kerite at Coniaurum. Thursd: Friday, Feb. 24â€"7.15 p.m.â€"Juvenile Hockey, Iroâ€" quois Falls at Schumacher Hish School. Saturday, Feb. 25â€"2.00â€"4.00 p.m.â€"Junior Skatins Club. 4.00â€"6.00 p.m.â€"Public Skating. 8.00â€"10.00 p.m.â€"Public Skating. Individual Instruction by Miss Austin each week day bftween the hours of 11 90â€"12.00 a.m. and 2.00â€"3.00 p.m. Monday, Feb. 20â€"8.00â€"10.00 p.m.â€"Public Skating. Wednesd nesday, Feb. 22â€"3.00â€"5.00 p.m.â€"Public Skating. 7.15 p.m.â€"Juvenile Hockey, Workers at Schuâ€" macher, with public skating after the game. aV, Arena Schedule 4 in:. net pas 0(0â€"10.00 p.m.â€"Public Skating. Brownlse. The teams: Dome Porkisâ€"Gcal,. Brownlee; deâ€" fencs, Dunn, Taylor; centre, Medann; wings, Wooan, Horne: alternatives, Reyâ€" nolds. Maki, Nevins Huggins. Pamour Dynamitersâ€"Goal, Ben‘ley. defance, Mayes, Marshall; centre, Mcâ€" Arthur; wings, Fummsrton, Harmon; alternates, Hannaberry, Wosds, Lafo‘ey, LaRoche, Ramsay. Officialsâ€"Thomas Aand Negitar Blairmore Enterprise: Lown in Cape Breton they sent a guy to jail for not knowing gaelic. We know a little of that language ourselvesâ€"just enough to save us from jail.. Detroit 4 oChicago 3 Americans 4 o Overtime ~ to take Marshall‘s relay and beat Toronto 2 Canadiens N. H. L. SCORES Sunday Boston Toaronto Canacdien: Rangetr Americar Phone 1057