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Hollinger Greenshirts Swamp The Dome Jackie Young, complete master of the fightâ€"atâ€"this stage, broke away alone again in the third period as he took the dise away from Johnson at the blue line and pulled Porter away out to slip the rubber in. On this play, Young made Johnson look foolish as he slipâ€" ped the puck from him and went in with nobody to beat. Eleven minutes later â€"Jackie Ladds smored his second direct. hit on the Mcintyre flagship when he picked up a wild McIntyre Ppass and screeched in alone to drive the dise past Porter. It was a cripplâ€" ing blow to the MciIntyre battle fieet but it was left to Jack Young to finally sink the crippled ship. There was only three minutes left when Young drifteq in for the kill. Everybody had taken a shot a Porter before Jack finally got his stick on the rubber and when he took a shot he didn‘t hit any of the posts but aimed for the centre and almost drove the putck through the twine. For the remaining three minutes the MciIntyre club fought fiercely but they were fighting a losing battle as Brownâ€" lee decided that he was finally going to get his shutâ€"out. He had come dangerously close to getting one on BWO.â€"Or LHICC Anfnasinanne hi °CC a losing battle as Brownâ€" lee decided that he was finally going to get his shutâ€"out. He had come dangerously close to getting one on two or three previous occasions but this time it was his day. His efforts in the 3 .Jv.. In the second period the attack beâ€" came more ferocious than ever and *the terrific power of the Ankerite gunâ€"boat was too much for the Admiral‘s fleet. In one of the many fullâ€"time attacks Jackie Young slipped a heavy bomb amidships to send his outfit two ahead. Ossie Carnegie was chased for tripping Holouka and at the height of the Intyre invasion of the Ankerite citadel. Jackie Ladds broke away and got in the clear to cripple the McIntyre batâ€" tleship with ancther torpedo. Manny McIntyre got credit for an assist. on y the play. Jackie Ladds was given a penalty in the first period and just as he returned the Ankerite crew scored their first direct hit when Bill Lahti dented the twine at the 8.50 mark. It was the only hit scored in the first encounter but "Admiral" Nelson‘s flagship limped Ooff the ice licking its first wounds. In spite of the heavy torpedo attack launched by the Ankerite crew the game stood out as a real thriller and there wasn‘t‘ a man on the ice working harder for the shutâ€"out than Brownlee himself. He made dozens of miraculous saves in the last few minutes as the Macs threw on extra power in an atâ€" tempt to save the whiteâ€"wash. Jackis Young, Jackie Ladds and Manny Mcâ€" Intyre were other players that stood out well throughout the entire conâ€" test. Young scored three goals, Ladds scored two and McIntyre was the hardâ€" est working backâ€"checker seen here for a long time. nate ete Jack Young Gets Three Hits on Mcintyre Flagship as Alex Brownlee Scores Shutâ€"Out Win d as one of the topâ€"ranking goaltenders in Canada, Alex Brownlee, former Dome custodian and now with the Buflaloâ€"Ankerite Bisons, scored the first shutâ€"ou; of the current NOH.A. season at the MciIntyre Arena on Monâ€" day night as his team swept to a conâ€" vincing 6â€"0 win over "Admiral" Nelâ€" son‘s McIntyre Miners. The only other shutâ€"out scored here this year was in the Lions Cup preâ€"season tournament when the Dome Porkies eliminated the ;\tlantic City Sea Gulls by a score of 1~0. MeINTYRE ARENA Programme Jackie Ladds and Bill Lahti Also Score Direct Hits to Send the Mcintyre Flagship to the Bottom. Brownlee Stood Out Like a Blackâ€"eve as he Took Year‘s First Shutâ€"Out. sSATURDAY Children‘s Skatingâ€"9.30 to 11 . Junior Skating Clubâ€"2 to 5 p. Public Skatingâ€"8 to 10 p.m. FRIDAY Public Skatingâ€"9.30 to 11 ar Public Skatingyâ€"2 to 3.45 p.m senior Hockeyâ€"8 15 p.m. ADMISSIONâ€"Adults 50c THURSDA y Junior B Hockeyâ€""7 .( Public Skatingâ€"8.15 p.m a JA AAXAMAAAA NAAA NA L C C CY C C T C T\ .“ 'fls. » “.“ .“.Q‘..’.“ .“ ... ... .‘..“ .“ '“.“ '“ .“.“."....“.“.“ ... ..0 .- #* ® #* # * ve*re* *4 + ## ## * *4 #4 #* #* Lad #, _* / # ## # ## ¢ ## # L *# @4# *#. #* #% *4 Ew _ ## # *# #. * _##_ * Mike Miller ssored the only goal of the last period as he brought Hollinger to within one goal of a tic. He hamâ€" mered in his own rekound on a power Russ Bentley, Greenshirt goaltender, was the outstanding man on the ice as he stopped shots from all angles and the three that did get past him were definitely labelled. Especially in. the third pericd the little goaltender playâ€" ed.â€" sensationally as he held the Bisons off the scoreshee when he was left with little: or no defence. Time after time," waves of Ankerite bomibers would swoop in on him, three at a tim.se, but he turned them back scoreless. In the second period the proceedings were enlivened when a freeâ€"forâ€"all ‘broke out when Horbul and McIintyre tangled near the Ankeri‘sg blue line. After the two started it didn‘t take long for the of the players to get into the scrap and soon every player on the team was mixed up in it. The fight was threatening to break out all ‘he way through the game. Mickey McCann put the Bisons off to their start when he pumped in the game‘s first goal just a little afier six minutes of play. Jackie Ladds was right in front of the net at the ‘ime and was ready to help cut but no help was needed as the shot slid in under Ben‘lev‘s arm. Near the end of the period Lahti sent the Bisons two ahead when he took a slash at Bob Young‘s rebound and deâ€" posited the rukber behind Bentley, who didn‘t have a chance on the shot. The second period started off with a ‘bunch of penalties and while the teams were disorganized Bentley was called upon to s:op many a hard drive. Delmonte was chased for tripping Jack Young and before he returned McInâ€" tyre and Stewart were chased for bumping each other around and trying to sktart a scrap. Near the halfway mark Haneberry was chased and while he was off Ossie Carnegie swooped in to score Ankerite‘s third goal. The shot was really burning and it was from straight out in front. Three minutes later Frank Baker gave the Greenshints a hops as he g@rilled a hard backâ€"hand shot from close in and it ended up in the twine behind Brownlee. Horbul and McIntyre then touched off the spark that started the freeâ€"forâ€" all and every player on both teams got mixed up in it before it was finâ€" ished. The Buffaloâ€"Ankerite Bisons fought their way back into a tie for the leadâ€" ersiip ¢of the local sec‘iion of the Senior N.OH.A. leagnue on Friday night as they battled the Hollinger Greenâ€" shirts for sixty minutes at the McInâ€" tyre Arena and emerged with a three to two win. The Bisons sz:ored their three goals in the first half of the game before the Hollinger team had counted any. Ankerite Takes Game From Hollinger Greenshirts in a Dazzling Hockey Exhibition Fight Breaks Out in Second Period Between Horbul and McIntyre and Then All the Other Players Joined In. Bentley Played Magnificent Game for the Losers. last thrte minutes his team skated off sheet, McIntyre: goal, Porter; defen Holouka, Colquhoun: centre, forwards, Lone,. Carriere: alternat Ankerite: goal, Brownles; defence,} fleated semiâ€"finalists in each Of the six Morris, Bob Young; centre, Jack |even.s. Young; rogards. Allen, ‘Clouthier;| During the past two years the Bonâ€" C alternates, Intyre, Ladds, O. Carneâ€" | spie! Committee has made substantial gie, Hebert, McCullough, Lahti. lcontributions; to the Red Cross from Referees: Pete Ullman, Buck Thomas | the annual income and this will be conâ€" Summery â€" First Period | tinued again this yvear but, in addition, 1. Ankerite, Lahti (Allen) 8.50 further contribution will be made Penalty: Ladds. towards the war effort as all individual second Period prizes, a total of 96, will be in ‘he form 2. Ankerite, Jack Young (Lahti) . 9.45 |of War Savings Certificates, Members 3. Ankerite, Ladds (McIntyre) 15.37 |of trophyâ€"winning rinks will also be Penalty, Carnegie. ziven suitable souvenirs of their victorâ€" Third Period ries. There will also be grand aggreâ€" 4, Ankerite, Jack Young . 225 |gate jewels for the members of the rink 5. Ankerite, Ladds . 13.51 | with the highest percentage of wins. 6. Ankerite, Jack Young .. , 17.24 The annual banquet and entertainâ€" Penalty, Vail. . ment will be held on the evening of 4, Ankerite, Ja 5. Ankerite, La 6. Ankerite, Ja Penalty, Vail EOM All Third Period Jack Young Ladds Jack Young were rewarded he ice with a c 1. Ankerite, McCa: 2. ‘Ankerite, Lahti, Penalties: Wicke conduct), McCann Second Period 3, Ankerite, O. Carnegie (Morris) 10.23 4. Hollinger, Baker..................... 13.13 Penalties: Delmonte, StEW’lI‘t ‘VIcIn- tyre (2), Haneberry, Horbul. Third Period 5. Hollinger, Miller Penalty: Hebert. Promoting and Organizing Skiing for all Skiers as Well as Organizing Ski Meets. I; has been said that skiing is one of the more dangerous spor‘s. Forâ€" tunately, this statement is not necesâ€" sarily true, if one has been educated in a proper technique and discretion. During the past several years the exâ€" perts of the Ontario Ski Zone have worked out and standardized a method of instruction that is eminently suitâ€" Ontario Ski Zone Doing Beneficial Work for Skiers attack early in the period. During the third period Bentley had to raise to great heights to keep the Bisons scoreâ€" less as they swept in on him while he was playing without a defence. He kicked them out from every angle and the Greenshirts couldn‘t get the equalâ€" 1izer. â€" â€" Ankerite: Goal, Brownlee; defence, Rob Young, Morris; centre, Jack Young: forwards, Allen, Clouthier; alâ€" ternates, Ladds, McIn‘yre, O. Carnegie, McCann, Hebert, Lahti. Secring â€" First Period The lineâ€"ups: Hollinger â€" Goa Bentley: defence, McKay, Delmonte centre, Williams; forwards, Wink Wil son, Baker; alternates, Horbul, Hane berry, Miller, Stewart, Wickens, Haflid son. Annual Bonspiel of Ontario Curling Assoctation Toronto completed under way To be Held at Toronto, Feb. 16th to Feb. 21st. Toronto, Jan. 7â€"Plans have been completed and preparations are well under way for the 15th annual bonspiei of the Ontario Curling Ansociation, which will be held on the 25 sheets of artificial ice of the four Toronto curlâ€" | ing clubs from Monday, Feb. 16 to Saturday, Feb. 21. The programme is similar to those of recent years, ‘there being six trophy competitions with every rink guaranteed a minimum of four games and prizes being awarded to the winners, runnersâ€"up and deâ€" feated semiâ€"finalists in each of the six | from this class of skier will graduate as an instructor capable of helping with the instruction of others. Naturally this course of instruction is of utmos; benefit to the competi‘ive skiers, well preparing them for the meets to come during the lat‘er part of the season. In February and the early part of March various meets are held throughout the province under the guidance of the Ski Zone. In this department is Northern Ontario well renowned, offering meets for all classes of skiers, both ladies nd men. In this way, everyone no matter what their degree of skill may be, has a chance to compete in their proper class. sorship of the ski clubs of the Nickel District. Other meets of local and inâ€" vi‘ation character will be run during the season in the different sections of the district. At this time, as the season is just opening,. the skiers e« Ontario are lookâ€" way, everyone no matter what their degree of skill may be, has a chance to compete in their proper class. The big meet this year is the "Norâ€" thern Ontario‘" which is to be held at Sudbury and Levack under the sponâ€" Mecann 6.15 Lahti, (Bob Young) 16 15 Wickens, Haneberry (misâ€" ing forward to an allâ€"time high in orâ€" ganized skiing, from the opening day of the first school to the last event of \‘the last competition, W. D. Ferguson, H. Moscoe, A. Nichol, C. TChatrron. J. Seubert, J. Gannon, D. A. Sutherâ€" land, K. Hulme. J. Dutton, M. E. Welt, J. F. Miller, I. Kanma. | J. Gibb, D. McNabb, H. Brownlee, A Fournier. ( R. Heath, W. F. Byron, T. J. Steepe J. A. McDonald G. Mihm, ‘B. Alexander, L. E. Kelley C. Lafferty. M. McKenzie, J. Daiton, Jr F. Pur long, R. Boutet. Each Rink to Play Two Games. Six Highest Total Scores to go into Playâ€"off. Below will be found the personnel of the rinks in the draw. Firstâ€"named in each case is the Skip, then the viceâ€" skip, second and lead. Day Shift Each rink will play two (eight end) games. The six highest TOTAL scores will go into a playâ€"off. D. Clutchey, skip; J. McNeil, viceâ€" skip; D. FitzJohn, second; F. H. Bowâ€" man, lead. W. G. Arnott, W. B. Sparks, R. Leng, __J. R. Hall, A. W. Jacob, T. Godin, J Amos â€"~Dr. H. Hudson, O. Atkins, A. Skelly, C. F. Watson L. Redford, L. Difant, G. Byers, K Shanks. lan, J. Charron. A. F. McDowell, H.P. Cybulski, F. A Kelley, D. McCrory. ”E‘:’Dixon, R. Asselstine, L. Gratton, R. Harper. E. Olive, F. W. Simpson, W. J. Hanâ€" nigan, F. W. Skene S. R. McCoy, G. R. White, T. Feldâ€" man, B. Thompson R. Lafferty, F. Rankin, C. Morrison, E. N. Ward C. Boivin, iC. P. Jenney, P. Dowson, J. E. Lacourciere Draw for Special Event at Mcintyre Curling Club Rink The following is the draw for the Special Event at the McIntyre Curling (Club:;:â€" Ice No. 4â€"J. Seubert vs. J. Gibb Ice No. 6â€"E. Olive vs. W. R. Lafferty Thursday, January 8thâ€"8.30 p.m. Ice No. 3â€"R. E. Heath vs. M. Mcâ€" Kenzie. Ice No. 2â€"EF. Dixon vs. S. R. McCoy Ice No. 1â€"J. L. Pulton vs. G. S. Drew Night Shift Drawâ€"Friday, Jan. 9th 4.00 a.m. Ice No. 1â€"J. D. Sutherland vs. J. aA. Hays H. Laine, C. W. McDonaId D. Bennett J. P. Dick,. C. C. Wood, A. Bettiol, W. Avery TL 10 SW «s an _ _J. L. Fulton, W. J. Doyle, A. Mulligan Dr. A. C. McKenna Thursday, Jan. 8th,â€"4.30 p.m. Ice No. 2â€"Dr. R. P. Smith vs. C Boivin. Ice No. 3â€"W. D. Furguson vs.‘J. Dutâ€" ton. Ice No Bennett. _ D. Prior, J. Skelly, W. J. Prentice, M Cavanagh. Drew, R. S. Stewart, F. Nelson, C H. Howey 3 W. R. Rinn, G. Cameron, E. Monaâ€" ghan, G. Stewart _ is a a CS PP M _ R. P. Smith, N. D. Adams, C Corrigan, Dr. J. Stiles Spare: J. Murphy. ___. H Graham, H. Wheaton, J. M. Daâ€" foe, A. Watkins Night Shift Shippam, H. McCarthy, E. Vadâ€" neau M. Cybulski J. D. Sutherland, C. Barron. B. Prout, M. W. Adam C. Kennedy, A. Miller, N. Cousineau, M. Murdoch J. Bennett, A. Mair, R. McAdam, A. Parliament. T. Searle, M. Kennedy, L. Thomas Afternoon Shift A. Fulton, N. Auger, F. Corris, C. Brownscombe J. Collins, J. Connell, W. Hartling Two highest scores of Night and Afternoon shifts to play off with Day winners. A. E. Lake, P. J. Dunlop, S rv The Advance W Thursday, Jan. 8th,â€"6.30 p.m. Ice No. 5â€"D. Clutchey vs. W. G. Arâ€" Advertisements MacMilâ€" Remammg(xames i i in Thaming Hart Porkies Outâ€"Lucked at Every Loop Competitions Turn After Almost Tieing Up Schedule C l” tn T wentyâ€" the Game ln the Th"‘d Canto ’ : T wo Games in Maitais Cup : ~ /C ompetition. m n o AL -.‘ L t un “ [\Mn ' l\l\ll l \ l ' '.; ‘The schedule for the Timmins Dart League with the remaining games in the comnetition for the Mal:iais Cup was released this week and appears below. Three games have already been played with two of them played before Christmas and the other one being played last Monday night. Play for ‘he Russell Trophy, a | knockâ€"out competition, will be played . at the same time the games being sandwiched in between the regular league games. Friday, Feb. 20th White Labels vs Goldbelt Algoma vs International O‘Keefes vs United Seven Up vs O.V.C. Wanderers vs) Imperials St. Johns vs Legionaires. Jim Dutton, stalwart McIntyre cur!â€" er, won the points game competition that was terminated at the McIntyre Curling Club last week. The competiâ€" tion ran for two weeks and at the end Dutton had the highest point score 41. Second highest score was J. Seubert‘s score of 38 points. Jim Dutton Wins in Points Game Competition The competition was a very interestâ€" ing one and consisted of a number of sho‘s that are used in games. Eight different shots were included in the contest and points were given for the best execution of the shots. Every curler in the McIntyre took part in the contest and the winners in the various divisions are given below. Leading the skips‘ division was Jim Dutton with 41, with J. Seubert s2cond with 38, and E. Olive third with 37. A. Jacob finished at the top of the viceâ€"skips‘ division with 36 and W. J. Doyle was third with 35. E. N. Ward won the leads division with 33 while F. Bowman‘s 18 was good enough to take the second prize in that division. All this week a special Knockâ€"Out Draw Competition has been place and one set of prizes will be ofâ€" fered. The competition will be comâ€" pleted this weekâ€"end and next week the curlers will start to curl for the McIntyre Mine Trophy event. Every curler in the district should be sure to enter the big McIn‘tyre Mine Trophy event next week. This week‘s comâ€" petition is to fill in time before the start of the biz event next week. C. Barron fi with 28 whil with 26. International vs Goldbelt Seven Up vs Uni‘ted White Labels vs Wanderer St., Johns vs Algoma Imperials vs O.V.C. OKeeles vs Legionaires Monday, Jan. 121 United vs International Seven Up vs Wanderers Legionaires vs Goldbelt Imperials vs O‘Keefes White Labels vs St. Johns Algoma vs O.V.C. Friday, Jan. 1t6h International vs United Wanderers vs Seven Up Goldbelt vs Legionaires O‘Keefes vs Imperials St. Johns vs White Labels OV.C. vs Algoma S‘. Johns vs Imperials Algoma vs O‘Keefes Legionaires vs O.V.C. Monday, Jan. 19th United vs Wanderers Seven Up vs White Labels OV.C. vs St. Johns Algoma vs Imperials O‘Keefeés vs Goldbelt Legionaires vs International Frid: y, Jan. 23rd Wanderers vs United White Labels vs Seven Up St. Johns vs O.V.C. Imperials vs Algoma Goldbelt vs O‘Keefes In‘lernational vs Legionaires Monday. Feb. 9tt Seven Up vs St. Johns Wanderers vs Algoma White Labels vs Imperials O.VC. vs; Goldbelt International vs O‘Keefes Legionaires vs Unitea Monday, Feb. 16th Goldbelt vs White Labels International vs Alzoma United vs O‘Keefes O.V.C. vs Seven Up Imperials vs; Wandsrers Legionaires vs St. Johns Mcnday, Jan. 26th Goldbelt vs Seven Up Wandsrers vs International White Labels vs United Imperials vs St. Johns O‘Keefes vs Algoma O.V.C. vs Legionaires Monday, Feb. 2nd Wanderers vs Goldibelt White Labels vs International O.V.C. vs United Seven Up vs Imperials Algoma vs: Legionaires O‘Keefes vs St. Johns Friday, Feb. 15th St. Johns vs Seven Up Algoma vs Wanderers Imperials vs White Labels Goldbelt vs O.V.C. O‘Keefes vs International United vs Legionaires Friday, Jan. 30th Seven Up vs Goldbelt International vs Wanderers United vs White Labels Friday, Feb. 5th Goldbelt vs Wanderers International vs White Labels Unitéd vs O.V.C. Imperials vs Seven Up Legionaires vs Alzgoma St. Johns vs O‘Keefes Friday, Jan. 9th hed the seconds seetion ~. Watson was second The fighting heart of the Dome Porkies almost pulled a bad game out of the fire last night at the Porcupine Arena when the Porkies fought their way back into the running after trailing by four goals in the second period. They finally got the score up to 5â€"4 but then they were stopped and the Hollinger steamâ€"rolled in two more goals to make the decision safe. Right The game was one of the fastest seen here for some time and the ice was very hard and fast but the play seemed to develop more into a game of shinny when the puck got inside the blue lines, The leading scorer of the night was Alex Stewart who gathered in thres goals to boost his standing in the scorâ€" ing race. One of his goals was a nice soplo effort and the other two were set up for him by Mike Miller. The loss left the Porkies farther down in the cellar and +hey will have to snap out of their losing streak soon if they want to stay in the running. Tough luck was the cause of last night‘s loss and coupled with that was the loss of two of their best daefencemen, Al Taylor and Neil Pirie. Pirie left to join the Royal Canadian Navy and Taylor was sick. Their places on the blue line were filled by Manny Mansâ€" field and Myles. Hollinger: goal, Bentley:; defence, McKay, D:lmonts; centre, Horbul; forâ€" wards, Haneberry, Bill Wilson; alterâ€" nates, Williams, Wink Wilson, Baker, Miller, Wickens, Stewart. at the end of the game with only seconds left to play Andy Bruce and Vic Haneberry came to blows and rollâ€" ed around on the ise before the scrap was broken up by the referees, Dome: goal, Kemp; defence, Linton, Allard: centre, Maki; forwards, Nevins, Woon; alernates, O‘Mara, McGinn, Bruce, Zenuk, Mansfield, Myles. Referses: Pete Ullman, Frank Frawâ€" ley Globe and Mail: One of the mysteries about the leaving of articles on stree? cars; is provided by the number of sets of false teeth in the list. Why an individual should part with store teeth while riding on a car is not explained sufficiently by the roughness of the tragks. Toronto Telegram:â€"An _ oldâ€"timer used to try to hide his age. But modâ€" erns don‘t conceal it if there‘s a chance of securing an oldâ€"age pension. Summary â€" First Period 1. Hollinger, Haneberry (Bill ) /m es i 2. Hollinger, Williams (Baker) ... 5. Hollinger, ALeWAatrLt 4. Dome, Third Period 9. Dome, Nevins (Maki) . 10. Hollinger, Williams; ... 11. Hollinger, Stewart (M 9. Dome, Nevins (Maki) . § 10. Hollinger, Willlams...................... 510 11. Hollinger, Stewart (Miller) .....7.21 Penalties: Bill Wilson, Linton, Bruce, Haneberry. "ame from Behind a Five to One Lead in the Second Period to AImost Square the Game Early in the Last Period. Hollinger Went on Rampage Then to Finish 7â€"4. second Period Hollinger, Stewart (Miller) Hollinger, Wink Wilson ... Dome, Bruce (O‘Mara) .. Dome, Bxuce Penalties: Linton, Woon RIVERSIDE PAVILION P P P P LAAA L PP CAAA â€"AP P P Ladies 25¢ ENJOY DANCING to the Finest Music and on the Best Floor in the North Terms As Low As $11{per Month 71 Third Avenue Take now! Save Money This Winter and For Years to Come Smith Elston advantage of these extraordinary low terms Your savings in fuel will pay for a new stoker. PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS Gents 75¢ 8.47 11.50 5.19 Ankerite Hollinger Dome Games Played Last Week Friday, January 2nd, Ankerite Hollinger 2. January 3rd, McIntyre Dome, 1. Monday, January McIntyre 0. Wednesday, Januar Dome 4.. Pill Wilson, Hollinger Tic Williams, Hollinger Mike Horbul, Hollinger Bill Maki, Dome . Vic Haneberry, Hollinger Les Nevins, Dome ... Ted Lister, McIntyre . Alf Webs‘¢er, McIntyre .. O. Carnegie, Ankerite . Wilf Beaulieu, McIntyre Jack Ladds, Ankerite Bunny Glover, McIintyvre at Dome ssaoot at your landlordâ€"and it makes you miss him!" Coming Games Friday, January 9th, Dome at Anâ€" kerite. 6 Monday, January 12th, McIntyre Hollinger. Blairmore Enterprise:â€"‘"Drink," said the Irish lecturer, "is the greatest curse cf this country. It makes you quarrel with your neighbour; it makes you EMPIRE Bowuinc Acaoemy 11 Balsam South Bow! For Fun Wednesday, January 14th, Ankerite LEADING SCORERS | It‘s Good Exercise Too For Young and Old Senior N.0.H.A. League Standing 5th,. Ankerite PAGE SEVEN 11 Hollinger Phone 2145