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Ankerite: goal, Brownlee; defence, McCann, Dixon; centre, Clouthier; forâ€" wards, C. Carnegie. Moorshouse; alterâ€" nates, Jack Young, Allen, Lahti, Morâ€" ris, Bob Young, H. Carnegie. Hollinger: goal, Hortul: defence, Wickens, Delmonte; centre, Haflidson; forwards, Stewart, Bill Wilson; alterâ€" Alex Stewart s2ored a couple of minâ€" utes later to bring the Hollinger withâ€" in striking distance again but then Wicken® made surse of the game for Ankerite when he tried to stop a shot with his hand and deflected the rubber into â€"the net. <â€"It was â€"a tough goal for the last one as Horbul had the shot beat until Wickens deflected it into the net., Bob Young was given credit for the score. By the time the third was half over the Bisons had piled up their win margin. Bill Lahti got the second Ankerite goal early in the last period as he circled the Hollinger net and slid the rubber into the corner. About halfway through the period Herbie Carnegie slipped over a nice pass to brother Ossie and the Bisons went ahead two goals. It was the most exâ€" pensive gaal of the night, however, as Herbie tumbled to the ice with a twisted knee. f Two minutes later Ossiec Carnegie drilled a hard drive past Tony Horbul, who was replacing Russ Bentley in the Hollinger nets, to bring the Bisons up to even terms again. Clouthier and Herbie Carnegile also counted assists on the play. sending them five points ahead of the Greenshirts. The result left the Greenshirts in the sorry position of having to win all of théir remainding games," The victory was expensive to the Bisons who lost their star centre players, Herbie Carnegie, in the third period. The duskyâ€"skinned playmakâ€" er will be out for the next few days now as a result of twisting his knee again. He just came back into the game a week or so ago and even though his knee was taped up, hestill was playing. He was carried off the Hollinger went into the lead in the second period after both teams had played through scoreless first session when Frank Baker pumped a shot past Brownlee. Williams and Wink Wilson were both in on the play with him and both had chances to score before passing the puck. again. He game A W though his was playin ice. Hollinger went int second period after played through scor gregation c to the tune Greenshirt:s during the they failed one counte The wi place in Ankerite‘s so nets in the f night‘s â€"game : with the Holli to be more tha Ankerite Practically Cinckhes First Place in Porcupine (Group With Win. Bisons are Badly Outâ€"Played in First and Secona Periods but Brownlee is Unbeatable. at Mcintyre on Monday Night: Hollinger Outâ€"Plays Ankerite Frophs Vanishes from but Drop Decision Four to TWO Mcintyre Arena Bowl For Fun EMPIRE Bowrinc Acaoemy 11 Balsam South Dome Faces Elimination In Local Hockey It‘s Good Exercise Too For Young and Old in in en ie in in nc in aliine in dn Mn in ie in in in ie ie ie ies in nc en ced enc ENJOY DANCING to the Finest Music and on the Best Floor in the North Ladies 25¢ NCING and his 0 DA EVERY /a SATURDAY NIGHT § LNA ind Brownlee. ally cinched the firs ding for the Bisons nd and went under ir to two score. The edge in the play second periods but ch any more than ints ahead of th result left th sorry position 0 their remaindin J¢% Phone 214} nme W en around the nates, Horbul, Wink Wilson, Williams, f Monday |RBaker, Petrucci, McKay. yre Arena| Referees: Pete Uliman, Buck Thomas irts proved First Period Gents 75¢ the 3. Ankerite, Lahti . | the | 4. Ankerite, O. Carnegie (H of Carnegie) ing 5. Hollinger, Stewart 6. Ankerite, Bob Young the _ Penalty: Dixon. Saturday, Feb. 14â€"Dome at Ankerite Monday, Feb. 16â€"Dome at MeIntyre Wednesday, Feb. 18 â€" Ankerite atj McIntyre. | Saturday, Feb, 7â€"McIntyre 5, Dome 3 Monday, Feb. 9â€"Ankerite 4, Hollinâ€" ger 2. Ankerite Hollinger MciIntyre Dome 4. Mc¢Intyre, Drummond (Vail) 11.12 5. MclIntyre, Webster (Tannerelli) 18.24 Penalties: Pirie, Vail, Allard. Third Period 6. McIntyre, Vail (Beaulieu, Drummaond) in 7. McIntyre, Webster (Lone) . 0.45 8. Dome, Maki (A. Huggins, Woon) . 18.5G Penalties: Allzud Blshop Colquhoun Wednesday, Feb. 11 Doaome 2. Dome: goal, Kemp; defence, Linton, Allard; centre, Maki:;: forwards, Woon, OQ‘Mara; alternates, Genois, McGinn, Hume, A. Huggins, Pirie. Referees: Pete Ullman, Jack Wilder. First Period 1. McIntyre, Lister (Colquhoun) 1. 45 2. Dome, Maki (Woon A. Huggins) i Penalties: Tannerelli. Ssecond Period 11.40 McIntyre; goal, Porter; defence, Vail, Colquhoun; centre, Lister; forwards, Drummond, Beaulieu; alternates, Webâ€" ster, Lone, Tanneralli, Bishop, Hoelouka, Grabowski. Ted Lister sent the Macs ahead in the first couple of minutes when he slapped in a pass from Jimmy Colâ€" quhoun and it was ten minutes later before the Porkies were able to equalâ€" ize. iBill Maki finally got a break and drove the pill past Porter to leave the first period tied up. 6 . Kerr‘s lone rush in the second sent the Macs into the bottom of the score again but then Webster and Drumâ€" mond brought them to the surface and ahead agam In the final canto Vail sent the winners into a ‘two goal lead when he capitalized on a pass from Wilf Beaulieu and Drummond. Webster made sure of the win near the halfway mark when he gave the Macs a threeâ€"goal lead. In the dying minutes of the game Bill Maki turned on the heat but it was ‘a little lates. After coming close several times he finally bagged one with a couple of minutes left but was unsuccessful in any further attempts. Fighting desperately to eliminate the Dome Porkies and assure themâ€" selves of a playâ€"off spot, the McInâ€" tyre Miners played inspired hockey at the Dome Rink on Saturday night of last week to score a five to three win over the plugging Dome Porkies. The loss to the Porkies meant almost cerâ€" tain elimination from the playâ€"Ooffs as the Macs need but one more victory to assure themselves of a playâ€"off spot. The game was never in doubt and only at one stage of the game did the Porkies have an edge. This was in the second period when Ab Kerr, Holâ€" linger castâ€"off, drove in a counter about halfway through the period. . Before the end of the period, however, Drumâ€" mond and Webster scored to give the Macs the lead again. Porkies Lose Again to McIntyre Miners on Saturday Night Dome Must: Win Every Game Now to Catch the Macs and Make the Playâ€" Offs. Penalties: H. Carnegie, Dixon 2 second Peried 1. Hollinger, Baker (Williams, Wink Wilson) 2, Ankerite, O. Carnegle (Clouthier H. Carnegie) Penalty: McKay. Coming Games Friday, Feb. 14â€"Hollinger at McInâ€" nkerite 14 ># >S0 ollinger L M ic p * 29 cIntyre 20 8 10 2 18 ome 4X § 14 "L 11 Games Plaged Last Week Friday, Feb. 6â€"Ankerite 9, Hollinger Dome, Kerr Mc¢Intyre, I MclIntyre, | Penalties: F No seoring Penalties: Senior N.O.H.A. League Standing HENRY KELNECK and his ORCHESTRA Third Period 11.20 12.50 13.06 9.4 8.01 Carnegie) _ e se 8. Hollinger, HafliGson (Stewart) 9. Ankerite, O. Carnegie (H. i Carnegie) . 10. Hollinger, Delmonte _ o |11. Ankerite, Lahti (Jack Young) } Penalties: Dixon, Wickens. Third Period ‘Real Mystery Now Surâ€" \ _ rounds Mystery Trophy. | â€" Stolen While Game Being ' Plaved for its Possession. (McC€ann) Penalties: Allen. In the first minute of the second period Barney Morris gave the Bisons their third goal when he slapped in Allen‘s pass and then Tit Williams cpened the scoring for the Grgenshirts. From then till the end of the period the teams seeâ€"sawed in the scoring with the Bisons still holding the fiveâ€" goal edge at the end of the period. Herbie and Ossie Carnegie combined for an Ankerite tally and then "Puzz" Haflidson slapped in a Hollinger goal. Ossie and Herbiec Carnegie again went through for an Ankerite marker before Delmonte pushed one in for the Holâ€" linger. Bill Lahti scoerd the period‘s last goal on a pass from Jack: Young. Only score of the last period was a drive from Hughie Allen‘s stick that found a resting place in the Hollinger net behind Bentley. Ernie Olive‘s Rink from Mcâ€" Intyre Wins Two Major Trophies but Loses Out in British Consols Competiâ€" tion to Best. Ankerite: goal, Brownlee: defence, McCann, Dixon:; centre, H. Carnegie: forwards, O. Carnegie, Moorehouse: alâ€" ternates, Clouthier, Jack Young, Allen, Bob Young, Lahti, Morris. Don Best Again Wins T. N. 0. Annual Bonspiel Ernie Olive of the MceIntyre Curling Club won two of the major trophies at the Temiskaming and Nozthern Ontario Curling (Bonspie!l at Haileyâ€" bury last week but lost out to Don RBest of Kirkland Lake in the play in nates, Horbul, Bill Wilson, Villeneuve. Petrucei, Schwab Referees: Pete Ullman, Frank ley, Taking advantage of every break and showing more scoring power than any other team in the league, the Buffaloâ€" Ankerite Bisons ran wild with the Holâ€" linger Greenshirts on Friday night of last week before a packed arena and ran up a score of nine to three against the boys from the big mine on the hill. The victory stretched the Anâ€" kerite lead to three points over the secondâ€"place Greenshirts. A penalty to Tic Williams in the first minute of play gave the Bisons the break they were waiting for and they scored two fast goals while Williams was off. Just as he came back to the ice they scored another to give them a threeâ€"goal lead from the start. Morris counted the first one with Clouthier bagging the second and Lahti the third. Just past the halfway mark Ossie Carnegie stretched the lead to four goals when he sniped a goal on a shot from the blue line. ; First Period 1.Ankerite, Morris (Clouthier) _ 2. Ankerite, Clouthier (H. Carnegie) D i 3. Ankerite, Lahti (Jack Young) 4. Ankerite, O. Carnegie The peculiar cireumstances that have surrounded the trophy since its arrival here have been indeed mystifying to say the least. George Mihm won the trophy some weeks ago and since then he has successfully defended it against all comers including his latest opponâ€" ent, Jack Gauthier, but he hasn‘t got the trophy any more. On Monday night he accepted the challenge thrown out by Gauthier and while he was Lrimming him to the tune of 10â€"2 some unknown person stole the trophy from the ice where the game was being played. As yet the rink officials have no inkling as to who the possessor might be. George Vaughan, genilal secretary of the McIntyre Curling Club, is in trouble these days and is enlisting the help of any of the district‘s ardent curlers. On Monday night some unâ€" known person entered the McoIntyre Curling Rink while a gams was being played and made off with one cf the trophies. The missing trophy was the Mystery Trophy held by George Mihm, but now held by some unknown perâ€" The rules of the trophy call for it to be stolsn at some time but it isn‘t the way that George Mihm wanted to lose the mug. The rules say that if any person can manage to steal the trophy they are legally the holders and can take any challenge that is handed out to them. If the holder is found there is no doubt that a largso number of challenges will be sent out. Ankerite Swamps Greenshirts in Friday Night Game Sceore is Nine to Three at Finish of Most Heectic son whom George Vaughan would like to mset. second Period Ankerite, Morris (Allen) Hollinger, Williams (Stewart) Ankerite, H. Carnegie (O. Game for Few Weeks. Packed House Sees Game Williams Wilson, Haflidson Lahti) . 81 “\/Icox ehouse, Frawâ€" 11.39 6.04 8.52 5 42 4.11 Joe Toal was top man in the first game with Armstrong close behind him but two very small scores kept the railroaders‘ score down under the powâ€" er total. Toal rolled 240 and Armâ€" strong 223. Towers was high man for the electricians with 222 while Dawâ€" | son sneaked into the winning circie | with an even 200. Teddy Towers went to the front in the second encounter with a total 2501 whils Salomaa turned in a 223 effort and McHugh rolled 2053 to give the electricians their second point. On the railroaders‘ side of the ledger two high scores were turned in but they weren‘t big enough to give them a chance in the game. Leach rolled 242 and Pritchard rolled 207. Teams Get Close Together in the ’(ommercml Loop W. McMahon‘s rink from the Dome got as far as the finals in the Dunbar Shield competition before they were eliminated 13â€"12 by Major J. G. Mcâ€" Millan of Kirkland Lake. The Olive rink, which was composed of Bill Doyle as lead, Rudy Steski as second and Mac MacMillan as viceâ€" skip, lost one game in the British Consols competition but was allowed two chances because it won the two events previously in the bonspiel. A 10â€"5 victory over W. G. Nixon‘s New Liskeard rink gave Olive the Taylor Hardware Trophy, while a close 7â€"6 decision over Vic Woolings‘ Englehart rink won the Hillâ€"Clarkâ€"Francis troâ€" phy for him. Teddy Towers paced the electricians to their win as he turned in a threeâ€" game total of 667 and McHugh rolled a total of 604 for his three games, Armstrong with 633 and Leach with 624 for the railroaders failed to make up the difference in the smaller scores to push through a winning game. Fortyâ€"five Rinks Entered in J._P. Bickell Trophy Curling Event at the Mclntyre Avena the British Consols competition. The RBest rink won the right to continue along to meet the Sudbury representaâ€" tives in a playâ€"off to see who would represent Northern OQntario in the Canâ€" adian Curling championships in Torâ€" onto. Olive‘s splendid effort at the bonspiel was rewarded when he won the Taylor Hardware Trophy and the Hillâ€"Clarkâ€" Francis trophy, two of the major prizes in the bonspiel, The Lee Trophy went to George Doggett, of Kirkland Lake, while Don Best. also ofâ€".Kirkland Lake, took the Canada Northern Power Troâ€" phy. The other two consolation troâ€" phies, the Dunbar Shield and the Scotch Anthracite trophy went to Major J. G. McMillan‘s Kirkland Lake rink and P. R. Craven‘s New Liskeard rink. Power took three points from the T. N. 0. in the only games played in the Commercial Bowling league this week. Gambles took the other three points when The Advance failed to show with a full team. The result left the railroaders leading the pack by the narrow margin of one point over the printers and the powermen while they are only two points ahead of the fruiters. while Doner rolled 215 and Dawson 206. The power total took the game by 123 pins. Armstrong contributed 21% and Leach 207 to the T. N. O. total of 888. he,;draw was made and curling competition started for the J. P. Bickell Trophy _at the . McIntyrs:. Arena this week. The competition <will} last for two weeks with the finals probably takâ€" ing place on Sunday, February P2ru@. A, total of fortyâ€"five rinks have entered teams and the compstition is keen McHugh‘s 218 was good enough to take the top money in the last game Advance De-f;ults 'I‘hree| Points to Make Competi-i tion Close. y Play for Bickell Trophy Will Continue for Next Two Weeks. List of Games in the Draws for Next Few Days. This is Third Year for Bickell Trophy. The honour roll was: Towers 667 Phone 935 TIMMINS DARY Piease Coâ€"Oonerate with Our Drivers by pulting all empty Milk Bottles Out Regularly Have Our Driver Call Regularly @ Dart League to * Hold Executive â€"| Meeting Toâ€"Night Yes! Regardless of the Weather TIMMINS DAIRY Milk is Delivered to you Fresh Every Morning by Courâ€" teous Drivers Thursday, February 12â€"6.30 p.m. Ice No. 6, E. Olive vs D. Clutchey Ics No. 5, A. Fulton vs C. Kennedy. Ice No. 4, T. W. Tod vs R. Asselstine Ice No. 2, C. C. Wood vs G. R. White Thursday, February 12â€"8.30 p.m. Tec No. 6, W. Rodgers vs W. R. Lafâ€" ferty. Ice No. 1, W. Burns vs C. Mihm. Ice No. 3, J. R. Hall vs S. R. McCoy. Ice No. 2, Dr. OQ. Stahl vs A. W. Pickering. Saturday, February 14â€"4.30 p.m. Ice No. 6, R. Steski vs F. W. Simpson Saturday, February 14â€"6.30 p.m. Ice No. 3, E. Olive vs J. S. Amm Ice. No. 5, C. C. Wood vs Dr. O. Stahl Monday, February 16â€"6.30 p.m. Ice No. 1, C. C. Wood vs J. iP, Dick. Ite No. 6, G. R White vs A W. Pickering. Night Shiftâ€"Friday, February 13 4.00 a.m. Ice No. 3, J. Gibb vs J. McNeil. Ice No. 4, M. McKenzie vs E. Dixon. Ice No. 5, C. Boivin vs H. Brownlee Ice No. 6, W. Prentice vs E. Dick. Three Shiftâ€"Thursday, February 12 6.30 p.m. Tce No. 1, J. Collins vs J. Connell McHugh Dawson Salomaa Towers The executive of the Timmins Dart League will meet tonight at eight o"clock at the Legion hali to decide Trophy competition. The two finalists on a date for the finals in the Russell are now prepared to play for the silâ€" verware and the date will likely be set for Sunday afternoon. land Ice No. 1, J. Bennett vs W. D. Ferguâ€" son. Executive Will Set for Playâ€"off for Trophy. O‘"Keefe‘s ousted the Goldbelt conâ€" tenders on Tuesday afternoon and last night the Wanderers sent the Algoma team by the boards. In last night‘s game it was the old reliable Wanderer Joe Labine, who put the game on ice shooting the winning double in two darts in one game and in one dart the next game. The following is the personnel of the fortyâ€"five rinks that are entered as well as the draws for the next few days:â€" Thursday, February 12â€"4.30 p.m. Ice No. 2, R. Steski vs J. S. Amm Ice No. 3, W. Small vs J. D. Sutherâ€" Finals for the trophy must be played at the Russell hotel and as a result of the Wanderers being in the finals the playâ€"off must be on neutral ground. The board will be moved to a new spot for the playâ€"off. The J. P. Bickell Trophy has been up for competition for three years so far and this is its thira year. The first year it was won by a rink skipped by W. O‘Donnell while last ysar it was won by R. C. Fleming. Algoma are the present holders of the trophy and will now have to part with it after holding it for the past vear. right from the start Armstrong 633. Leach 624 and MceHug €04. Total The scores were JP 161 13 a Date Russell 206 148 104 €04 547 "'Bedton By Ankerite 10 .â€" 2 Last Night As ‘Mughie Allen Stars Algomas Continue to Pace Timmins Dart League Algomas Seven Up International United Wanderers ._ St. John‘s O‘Keefe‘s Goldbelt Imperials . Leglonaixes White Labels *# .. 4 #4 * * ***«**. ** *# # # *4 .“' #4 * .+* 0“0 # “:’0'0 t t t :t 4 .t #. * 0. .00. .00..0:00.00. '0 *# * .. #4 * *# #* *, # *# # L ## * *# *# h «t. i. (%. :. :t. :4 :t * :% 4 ## %## 0. .0 0. '0. .0 0. '0. *Â¥ eetes‘es # # *# # *# 0.0 0'0 0.0 0.0 *# # # # # 4* *4 *# # # # ; 0‘.00.00..... 0..0.. O‘Keefes are at present in seventh place but they can make the jump to fourth placeiif they win their postponâ€" ed game with the Internations next Sunday afternoon, while Goldbelt are firmly entrenched in an eighth place tie with Imperials. (O.V.C. surprised this week to take two points from the Goldbelt team but they failed to change their position. . Legionaires stayed next to the bottom when they defaulted to United while the White Labels are still at the bcettom. Tomorrow night‘s games are:â€" seven Up at St. John‘s Wanderers at Algomas White Labels at Imperials O.V.C. at Goldbelt Internationals at O‘Keefes the team will be beaten and they now have a clear margin of two points over their closest competitors, the Seven Up, winners of the first competition. United have been coming along a bit better in the past week, jumping from seventh place to a fourth place tig, while the Wanderers slipped badly and St. John‘s remained in fourth plaze. seven Up continued their recently started winning streak to stay in second place while the Internationals are two points back of them with another game in hand. f The sensational rise of the Algoma team to the top of the heap after an uneventful campaign in the dart leaâ€" gue‘s first competition, the Legion Saield, has been one of the surprises of the present competition. There doesn‘t seem to be much hope left that Speedy Ankerite Forward Scores Three Goals to Beat Dome Easily. Ankerite Now Assured of First Place While Dome Position More Precarious Than Ever. Hughie Allen stepped out last night at the Dome Arena to beat the Dome club singleâ€"handed when he scored three of Ankerite‘s goals. It was A bad blow to the Porkies and reduced their chances considerably of making a berth, The Porkies now have to ~win their remaining four games while Mcintyre must drop all their reâ€" maining games. The win for the Bisâ€" sons assured them of first place as they are now seven points ahead of the Legionaires at United, The standing is as follows: (Including games played Feb. 9th) Sseven Up, 2; St. John‘s, 0 Wanderers, 0; Algomas, 2 White Labels, 0; Imperials, 2 O.V.C., 2: Goldbelt, 0 Internationals, 0; O‘Keefes, 0 Legionaires, 0; United, 2. J .4 .# h: ko Nes Nesc e e N N m s w 9 ~ P OV NB DP 7 IG P N9. NP P ; te. Iik. Jt J #, *) t 10. * . .* # . [ ®# §onoouoo.obooo Suale ate alealastnatnalnale alaat aalaataatnal a e nsl ovo.oooooo‘-ooo obooootflooooooocooooo.u:ooo.o. Take T‘wo Points from Wanâ€" derers on Monday Night to Stay at Top of Heap. A twoâ€"point win with the Wanderâ€" ers kept the Algoma dart team pacing the league this week. Bob Brand, of the Algoma team, was in rare form on Monday night as he shot the finishing doubles in both games against Henri Morin‘s Wanderers to send them down to a fourth place tie with United and St. Johns. SATURDAY, FEB. 14 MONDAY, FEB. 16th Dome vs. Mclntyre WEDNES, FEB. 18th Ankerite vs. MclIntyre FRIDAY, FEB. 13th Hollinger vs. Mclntyre Imperials. (O.V.C. surprised to takeâ€"two points from the team but they failed to eir position. . Legionaires t to the bottom when they to United while the White Dome vs. Ankerite Hockey Mcintyre Arena Greenshirt only six m P AT 8.15 p.m Straiford _ Beaconâ€"Herald â€" Christmas gift that didn‘t a the Brantford Expositor dese "If Prime Minister King want the pars of a real Santa C Christmas he can give the people the gift they want an National Government." Children‘s Skatingâ€"9.30 Programme Children WORLD‘S FASTEST SPOR Young) y . ~8.18 Dome, Maki (O‘Mara) k: : 24 Ankerite, Morris ... 9.00 . Ankerite, Allen (J. Young) .. 49.05 . Dome, Woon (O‘Mara, Maki) 18.58 . Ankerite, Morris (Bob Young) 19.05 Penalties: Hebert, Allard, McCann. Ankerite Ankerite Ankerite Ankerite Penalty : Ankerite, Clouthier (Mo O. Carnegie ?enalty: Hebert. Second Period Ankerite., Lahti (Allemn» Ankerite Ankerite Junior Skating Clubâ€"2 to Public Skatingâ€"9.30 to Public Skatingâ€"2 to Junior RB. 6.4 Public Skatingâ€"8 to 10 p.m Senior â€" HNHockeyâ€"8 1 Senior Hockev 8.15 p.m Allen Allarcd. Third Allen THURSDA Y SATURDAY (IDAY onâ€"Herald eriod Houthi x (Bob PACGEF SEVEN Moorehouse to 8 p..3 ) p.m ild â€"T h e ‘t arrive, as described it: vants to play i this 1e Canadian and needâ€" 15 p.m. 11 . defence k. Young: «Itornates Carnegie 23¢ p.m e fhrst Morris Pirie Woon Bruce t Johnâ€" third _ the one from 102A C ased riod. â€" the 9.597 14.03 18.28 rid 303 red his bnt be 1Y