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game wasn‘t decided till the last rock and it wag crie of the finest matches of the competition. In the other semiâ€" final game, Repair and Hoist, skipped by ‘Mac"‘ MacMillan had to play an extra end before they defeated the Eutherignd rink, winners of the night shift. 24. 444 Wins Lions Club Trophy While MacMillian is The ..Sutherland rink defeated the Collins rink in the Ennis Trophy comâ€" petition to enter the semiâ€"final round while Rerfgir and Hoist disposed the Harper entry to also make the semiâ€" final round. Dixon défeated the Venâ€" tilation entry and Samplers defeated the Geologists to make the semiâ€"final round compléte. ~On Sunday afternoon the semiâ€"finals of the R. J. Ennis competition took place, and in the play between Dixon and Samplers, the Dixon ontry won by u narrow mine to cight margin. This In the evening the Repair and Hoist met the Dikon rink in the final and the Repair and Hoist walked away with a nine to four win over the Dixon entry. The peyrSsonnel of the two winning ic taw Inliawco: Danair amnaA TIanict. lead. In the Lions Club Trophy there were only four groups and the four group winners went into a knockâ€"out comâ€" petition with the winners going into the finals .on. Sunday. Bill Rinn deâ€" feated Dr‘ R. Smith to make the finals and Ay‘W. Pickering disposed of R, C. Fleming: to also enter the, finals. Rini#f and Pickering met on SBunday evening in the finals for the Lions Club Trophy . angâ€"Bill Rinn emerged the winner by score of ten to six but the decision was in doubt till the last rock. The perSsonnel of the two winning rinks is ‘as follows: Repair and Hoist: "Mac‘" MacMillan, skip; E. Olive, viceâ€" The ship had just been torpedoel. The captain rushed to the passengers and demanded: "Can anybody here pray?" "I can," said a minister stepping forward quickly. Bay Nugget The cnt.ire entry list in each of the events were ‘divided â€"into groups at the start of the competition and last Thursday :group winners had been deâ€" cided and play between the group winâ€" ners started, In the R. J. Ennis Troâ€" phy entry list there were six groups in the day shift and one in each of the afternoon and night shifts. These group winners met and by Sunday the field was narrowed down to four teams. "Then pray!" advised the captain. "The rest of you hustle into your life preservers. We‘re one short!"â€"North Two : curling trophies were won } us tvre Curling club on Sunâ€"| | and <evening whenâ€" the : by Bill Rinn and "Mac" .| MacMillanâ€"waltzed off with the Lions ‘ Cmb‘l‘mhy and the R. J. Ennis Troâ€" |( phy. :<‘The competition had been in progres» for the past two weeks and the. finais were played before a packed | rink on Sunday. Both competitions had been in proâ€" gress at the same time with the en« ‘tries in the . J. Ennis Trophy comâ€" The Sunday afternoon games as well | as the evening games in the finals and| semiâ€"finals were just about the best of the whole competition with the result being in ‘doubt till the last rock. An 1 extra end was played in the semiâ€" | final gameâ€"between Repair and Hoist | and ~Syutherland in the R. J. Ennis | i competition. I RIVERSIDE PAVILION Bowrins Acaoemy RNJOY DANCING â€" to the Finest Music and on . the,Best Floor in the North . For Young and Old 11 Baisam South Phene 2145 Kine Games in Finals on Sunday Afternoon. _Two WWbietitions Were Played at Same Time. Games Were t Won Till Last Rocks Thrown. One Game Goes to R, Rinn, skip; G. Webber, viceâ€" J. D. Lacasse, second; D. James, W. Wills, second; C. MacGregor, SPEAK NOT TN HASTE ate04 TURDAY NIGHT ; bSe > Gents 75¢ r of R. J. Ennis Trophy .Power Takes Lead in First Game of ‘Commercial Finals Flat Total Handicap Kirkland Juveniles kkkkkk Frank Dawson again led the Power in the second game as he rapped out a 254 count to beat out his teamâ€"mate, Bill McHugh who had 221. Best for the printersâ€"in the second game were Tommy Ronnah and Bill Dunn with 215 each. F®. Hornby W, Dunn ... H. Pirie ... A. Guidice T. Bonnah Bothteams‘ turned in their ‘best efâ€" forts in the third game â€"with the printers making an even thousand and the powermen one pin behind. The handicap gave the nowermen a sixteen pointâ€"lead.. McHugh led: the: Power with 239 while Dawson added +212 and Towers 205. Fred Hornby and Harold Pirie led the printers with scores of 238 and 224 but their tsotal was too small to cut down the margin. Win Hepburn Trophy Last Weekâ€"End Defeat Port Colbourne 6â€"3 for Trophy and Then Polâ€" ish Off Ottawa 8â€"O0 on Saturday. M. Doner ... . B. MeQuarrie W. MoHugh F. Dawson ... E. Towers Flat Total Handicap Tommy Bonnah led the way in the first* game when he turned in a nice 329 effort but the rest of was far behind him and he had to conâ€" cede defeat by seven pins. Bert Mcâ€" Quarrie led the Power with 240 while Dawson shoved across a 219 score. Total The folowing are the scores for‘the three games: Kirkland Lake Holy Name hockey team were crowned juvenile champions of all Ontario on Saturday night when they turned back a weak threat from the Hollanders of Ottawa in. their secâ€" ond game in the south.â€" The final score was eight to nothing, ’ It was the second game in eighteen hours for the Kirkland team who qualified to meet the Hollanders after éliminating the Port Colborne Lions 6â€"3 the night before. When they deâ€" feated the Port Colborne team they became the new holders of the Mitchell F. Hepburn Trophy and then went on to meet the Ottawa team. Printers Drop Three Games to Power and Have Deficit of 116 Pins to Carry Into Second Game. Bill McHugh‘s Powormen tosk the jump on The Advance in the first of the Commercial Bowling League playâ€" offs on Monday night at the,Empire Bowling alleys when they piled up a total of one hundred and sixteen pins to carry into the second game of the playâ€"offs. The Power team won all three games taking the first by a marâ€" gin of seven pins, the second by ninetyâ€" three and the last by sixteen pins. Three goals in the last period of the game with Port Colborne gave the northern champions their viectory after holding the Port Colborne team on even terms for the first two periods. In the second game with Ottawa on Saturday night the Kirkland team started slowly but got rolling for a pair+of goals in the second period and them hammered in six more in the final chukker. Butch Tamminen and Don Hodge naced the winners with three goals each while Nelson (Shorty) Boyce and Melong counted the other two goals. crossing than forever. Sherbrook Record: It‘s a lot better to stop for a minute at a railroad HENRY KELNECK and his ORCHESTRA POWER .. 183 959 959 181 219 138 149 215 158 183 215 920 1000 64 _ 64 084 3CB81 173 1030â€"0+9¢7â€" 182 224 163 212 203 161 182 81 571 The last curling competition of the year at the Mcintyre Curling Club, the Viceâ€"Skips competition for the Conâ€" laurum Mines trophy, got under way on Monday of this week. Thirtyâ€"seven rinks are entered in the competition and they are divided into nine different groups. Gambles Eliminated In Game Last Week With The Advance Printers Take Away Last Chance of Gambles Enterâ€" ing Playâ€"Offs by Taking Two Points. Skips Become Leads in Comâ€" petition for Coniaurum Mine Trophy This Week. In the Viceâ€"Skips competition the skips are relieved of their duties in running the rink and ara placed at the lead spot. Each of the other other members of the rink moves ahead with the. viceâ€"skips calling the shots. The object of the competition is to give the viceâ€"skips a bit of practice in skipping and a result training men to take over the skips‘ duties in the coming season. Viceâ€"Skips Are in Competition Now at Mcintyre The following are some of the draws for the next few days. THE VICEâ€"SKIFS COMPETITION (‘The Coniaurum Mines Trophy) Day Shift Thursday, April 9th, 1942,â€"6. 30 p.m. Gambles bowling team went into the discard on Thursday night of last week as they met the Advance in the last game of the schedule in the Comâ€" mercial Bowling League and dropped an expensive pair of points to the printers. They were in the spot and had to beat the printers by at least two points to stay in the running. Ice No. Two points for the fruiters would have put them on the same terms as the Power and another suddenâ€"death game between the two clubs would have to be played. Three points would have given them the championship of the second half and a chance to meet the printers in the finals which started this week. Gambles went into the game spotâ€" ting the printers a fifty pin handicap but they were still determined to win and fought to the last ball. In the first game they were down eighteen pins but came back strong in the second game to take it. In the last game they were beaten fortyâ€"nine pins. Alfie Guidice, .the printers‘ speedâ€" ball artist, paced them to their first win when he posted a score of 254 in the initial game to beat everything on the sheet. Pirie turned in a 203 score to help the printers‘ cause as well. Two of the Gambles trundlers argued but they were still short by eighteen pins at the end of the game. The two men were Pete Nicolson with 242 and W. Robinson 225. Robinson stepnped out in the second game to scare 251 and to lead his team to their only point of the night. Nicolson again rapped in a score over the two hundred mark with 216. Best for the printers was Bill Dunn with 259. Guidice again took over the spotlight in thq last game and practically won the game singlehanded as he counted for one third ofthis team‘s> pdoints. His 327 was by far the best on the sheat while: Davidson took the second honâ€" curs with 227. Best the fruiters had to ofer was Pete Nicsolson with 233 and Robinson with 205. ; Three men made the honsur roll with scores of over six hundred. They were: Alfie Guidice with 741, Pete Nicolson with 635 and Robinson with 681. The scores were:â€" P. Nicolson . H. Lambert W. Robinson H. Horrester Total Total F. Hornby 5â€"C. P. Jenney vs. F. N. Dafoe 4â€"C. Davies vs. M. Kennedy 6â€".. D. Sutherland. vs. J. Dalton, Jr 2â€"W. F. Byron vs. G. Richardson Thursday, April 9th, 1942â€"8.30 p.m. 6â€"D. Fitzjohn vs. G. Cameron 3â€"W. Small vs. G. Byers 4â€"W, J. Doyle vs. W. Rodgers 5â€"H. P. Cybulski vs. J. Taylor 1â€"H. Wheaton vs. F. Rankin 2â€"H. Laine vs. B. M. Robinson Monday, April 13th, 1942â€"4.30 p.m. 2â€"J._F. Miller vs."R. S. Stewart 4â€"E,; Moran vs. C. Kennedy Monday, April 13th, 1942â€"6.30 p.m. 5â€"D. Fitzjohn vs. L. Difant 4â€"R. K Kilborn vs. J. Taylor 1â€"W. J. Doyle vs. F‘. N. Dafoe 2â€"G. Jones vs, A. W. Jacob 6â€"S. L. Shippam vs. C. C. Wood Monday, April 13th, 1942â€"8.30 p.m. 4â€"W. small vs. G. Cameron 3â€"T. Searle vs. G. Byers 6â€"C. Davies vs. F. Rankin b:â€"A. Mair vs. J. M. Dafoe. 1â€"M. Collings vs. J. H. Skelly 2â€"B. Robinson vs. G. Richardson Tuesday, April 14th, 1942â€"6.30 p.m. 2â€"C. F. Jenney vs. W. Rodgers 4â€"W. F. Byron vs. G. Jones 5â€"M. Collings vs. C. Kennedy 6â€"W. Small vs. L. Difant Tuesday, April 14th, 1942â€"8.30 p.m. 2â€"A. Mair vs. F. Rankin 1â€"E. Moran vs. W. J. Hannigan 6â€"J. Taylor vs. W. i. Doyle . 3â€"H. Wheaton vs. J. M. Dafoe 4â€"T. Searle vs. C..C. Wood Searle vs. L. Difant K. Kilborn vs. J. Collins ADVANCE 216 168 58 2311 181 199 135 530 517 Flyers Down Aces in First Game of Eastern Finals Pickles MacNichol Scores Two Goals for Airmen as Ottawa Team Wins Three to Two. Detroit Takes Impprtant First Game by Three to T‘wo Score on Saturday. Every day the RCAF. Flyers are getting to lcok more like Allen Cup champions. In their first game with the Quebec Aces, considered the hotâ€" test team in Canada a short time ago, on Saturday night of last week in Montreal the Flyers tucked away a three to two decision and Coach Bill Touhey: intimated that the Flyers would <take the best of five series in straight games. __The fastâ€"skating Detroit team were never «behind as,;they pumped in the first goal of the game in the first two minutes of play. Before the first period was over each team had scored twice and then Grosso the winning goal about halfway through the second canto. Don, (‘The Count) Grosso, former Kirkland Lake star, was the fairâ€"haired boy on the Detrsit team scoring two goals, the first and the last, to give his team their three to two victory. Syd Abel scored the other one in the first period. Swegney Schriner and Johnny McCreedy seored Toronto‘s two goals in the cpening session. Pickles MacNichol, Goalie Len Pinke, Jack Cain, and the two thirds of the Kraut line that is still playing, Milt Schmidt and Woody Dumart, were the stars‘ for the Flyers. MacNichol scorâ€" ed two of the Flyers‘ goals with the other one going to Buddy Hellyer. Eddie Bruneteau was the outstanding star for the Aces scoring both of the Quebec‘ goals. All three of Ottawa‘s goals came while the Aces were shortâ€" handed; and two of them were scored while tge Flyeors were shortâ€"handed themsel?es Mr Oshawa Generals Take Eastern itle:Last Night Toronto Maple Leafs Drop First Game to Red Wings Outâ€"smarted and outâ€"roughed in the first game of the Stanley Cup playâ€" offs, the Toronto Maple Leafs bowsed before Jack Adams‘ Detroit Red Wings in Toronto last Saturday night. The Leafs resorted to heavy bodychecks with the Wings and they ended up on the bad end of all of them. Fou'i:“Stl aigcht Win Over Montz eal Royals. Now Meet West in Finals. The Generals will now meet the western winner for the Memorial Cup in a series that will be played in the west, probably in Winnipeg. Oshawa Generals won their fourth easter1. Canada championship in the last five yvears last night in Toronto when they met the Montreal Royals n the fourth game of their best of seven series in the Memorial Cup playâ€" downs. It was the fourth straight win for the Generails from the team that The cutstanding part about the | Royals winning is that they have been | playing without. the services of their! regular ‘coach, who was suspended by :‘ the Canadian hcckey body more than a month ago, Since that time the Generals have been masterâ€"minded by Charlie Conacher <former Toronto Maple Leaf star. beat was a privaie in the last war. Majorâ€"general G. R. PEARKES, V.C., D.8.0.. M.C., who started out last vear. The score Play in White Label Tourney Nears the End ‘The draw for the third round of the White Labels Competition in the Timâ€" mins Dart League was announced this week and the secretary has asked that All players get their games fAnished as soon as nossible because the tournaâ€" ment is behind schedule now. Fortyâ€"two players entered the tourâ€" nament but the field has narrowed down to eleven players now and very Dart League Singles Champ Should be Decided in Anâ€" other Week.. 14 C soon there will be only six left. A bye will be granted in the semiâ€"final round and the finals are expected to be completed by the end of next week. Eleven players survived the second recund for the handsome singles trophy and they were drawn to play against each other this week. The following is the draw in the third round with the firstâ€"mentioned playing the game on his home grounds: H. Rigby vs T. Moreal G. Scully vs S. Hass Commercial Bowling League Title Goes to Power After Thrilling Playâ€"off Series the Power totals Teddy Towers was the best the Power Rad to ‘offer with 678 and Doner turned in a count of 660 while the rest cf the team were far behind. CGuidice‘s 245 paced the printers to a win in the first game when they took the session by seventyâ€"eight pins to cut down the Power lead. In the second game, however, the Power lasnâ€" ed ‘back, led by Teddy Towers and Frank Dawson who rolled 245 and 24i1, to take the game by seventyâ€"three pins and to make the position of the printâ€" ers very precarious in the last game. Tommy Bonnah turned in ,.@»nice 238 count in the second game for the printers while Guidice hammered the pins for a count of 227. Fighting back furiously and more than a hundred pins down, the printâ€" ers took the last game but their total pinfall was twentyâ€"four short of the Power® total. ‘Guidice led the slaughâ€" ter with 245 while Bill ‘Dunn rolled 233 and Tommy 212 to give the printers a totalâ€"of 1088, enough to beat out the Power‘ by 87 pins but not enough to take the championship. Towers turns in a 226 count for the powermen while Doner rollM 220. The folowing are the secores: ADVANCE _ F. Hornby ............... 181 185 170 536 W. (Bunn ‘â€"...............: 190 122 238 545 Pirie ..........:. 181 187 164 532 A. Guidice ... u.245 1221 245 l7 The Advance Went Into Last Night‘s Game 116 Pins Down and Cut Power‘s Lead to Twentyâ€"Four. Guidice Stars for Losers While Towers Leads Powermen. The championship of the Commercial Bowling League was decided last night at the Empire Bowling Alleys when the Power and The Advance met in the second game of their twoâ€"game playoff series. Power had taken a 116 pin lead in the first setr of games and last night their lead was cut down but they still edged oaut the winners by a margin of twentyâ€"four pins. Alfie ‘Guidice paced the . losers throughout the night, rolling a total for his three games of 7 whlle Bonâ€" nah turned in a 64§% poflm for the losers but their totals were short of F. Hornby W. Dunn H. Pirie A. Guidice T. Bonnah Flat total Handicap Total FURNITURE SALE LYNCH ALL FINE FURNITURE During OQur Big SPRING 20% OFF 1059 AINYV) INLLVMS : w as 46 d esw ® + â€" @# s “‘iii’ll\l- )n‘tl.’) 7. Th aBFs t 6| *A T P 1023 1088 3170 238 959 1024 2978 64 64 192 2383 345 164 532 245 l7 212 648 CET YOUR TICKETS NOW FOR THIS COLOURFUL SPECTACLE Moisley Ball Larry Wilson MciIntyre Arena Grantâ€"Byerley | Timmins Schumacher Schumacher South Porrupine And a Cast of 300 Other Figure Skater: MecIntyre Arena,â€"â€"April 18th and 20th Two Games Down With Next Two Games Scheduled for Detroit Toâ€"night and Sunday. Wings Have Lost Very Few Games This Year on Their Own Ice. _ A. Gircomazzi vs W. Mackey B. Dorey vs F. Zolob J. Labine vs H. Beard Bye granted to T. Trembley. Same of the games have already been played and winners are waiting for the next round to come up. In one of the games nlayed vesterday, Stan Hass deâ€" feated Gerry Scully after three close games. In another Fritz Zolchb deâ€" feated Bruno Dorey in two straight games winning by a large margin in each game. Joe Labine defeated Harâ€" old Beard last night in another game. ‘They ‘played two games with Beard going down to defeat in straight games. In each of the games competition was keen and both were close to each other all the time. Facing Elimination in Series With Detroit Red Wings for Possession of Stanley Cup M. Doner ... B. McQuarrie W. McHugh F®. Dawson ... T. Towers Salvage Campaign Goes Steadily on at South Porcupine Flat total Handicap > SATURDAY 2.15 P.M. and 8.15 P.M. MONDAY 8.15 P.M. ONLY *A Total 0. 20, 0 202 204 0s 20 25e ie n 29e ns snn an en 00400 voooooo\?ooouooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooof.ooooooooooooooooo Work in Charge of Rover and Boy Scouts. Eouth Porcupine, April 8â€"(Special to The Advancse)â€"The Salvage campaign goos steadily on in charge of Rover and Roy Scouts, who, by the way say "thank you" for your coâ€"Operation in their weekly drives for usable waste. Butâ€"as lists of things needed have been given, so oftenâ€"the Rovers ask us to nlease list the following which they do NOT wantâ€"at least, yet:â€"Tin cans, leather goods, waxed paper, wooden excelsior, linoleums, and until further noticeâ€"no fats or bones. In the last two weeks eight truck loads of miscellaneous salvage has been shipped. District to be collected next Monâ€" day nightâ€"Powell avenue and north. #¢ At the Porcupine Skating Club Fourth Annual ie MILK FOR BRITAIN BALL 1942 Junior Pair Champlons of Canada MARGARET KEELEY FULTON $1 RESERVED SEATS ON SALE AT HENRY KELNECK‘S ORCHESTRA 7. Silver Trophy Cups for WALTZ JITTERBUG CONTESTS Tickets may be secured from any member of the Kinsmen Club or at the : PAVILION BOX OFFICE Timmins Kinsmen Club Friday, April 10th, 1942 â€" Riverside Pavilion Talented Northern Pair 900 1015 81 81 981 1096 1001 3078 241 245 184 920 2835 81 243 149 177 660 40 0. .91 191 28, 284,9,,0 0. .9, .0. .9,,0,,0, 0n 28 228222222222 244 ‘o’fl.gto:o:oooo:o:o:o‘ozutoz ;00 00000"00000000000000000030. "Hap" Day‘s Toronto Maple Leafs are in the toughest spot that they were ever in tonight. They meet the Detroit Red Wings in Detroit in the third game of the best of seven series for the Stanley Cup.. Detroit has a twoâ€"game margin and are big favourâ€" ites to take the Cup in straight games. On going into the cowshed, the farâ€" mer was surprised to find his new hand, a town girl, giving one;;of the cows a drink from her milking pail. "What are ye doin‘ that for?‘‘;,, "Well, the milk seemed pretty thin tq, me, so I thought I‘d better put it through the process again."â€"Exchange. Unless the Leafs give the dope bucket a good healthy kick they will return home next Monday without the Stanâ€" ley Cup. In the present season the Wings have been particularly hot on their own ice and have won the last twelve games that they nave played at home. on the other hand the Leafs have had very little luck on Deâ€" troit ice all year. The Stanley Cup is in poss¢ssion of the Baoston Bruins right now=Bw@t they are ready to hand it over to eitliér the Wings or the Leafs as soon as the present series is over. â€" The prums were eliminated last week by the. Wings while the Leafs eliminated the ngâ€" ers to qualify for the final Another ocbstacle that the s will have to pass is that no team:! ever dropped the first two games ,in the Stanley Cup finals and then*R§%6ne on to win the title. A few teams have dropped the first game and th@ won out but it is usually the team that wins the first game that gets the cl:mpionâ€" ship. ' Try The Advance Want Advertit:ments TChildren‘s Skatingâ€"9.30 to 11 a.n Junior Skating Clubâ€"2 to 5 p.m. Public Skating 8.15 to 10.15 p.m. MeINTYRE ARENA Programme Public Skatingâ€"2 to 3.45 p.m. Public Skatingâ€"8 to 10 p.m. REPEATING PRICES!! SATURDAY FRIDAY