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C 4 it Toi. S Jreen Shirts Get Shutâ€" Out In Clean, Fair Game In Last Night‘s Fixture Hollinger _ Green â€" Shirts moved through three periods of wellâ€"played hockey to taze the Porcupine Comâ€" bines for a 5â€"0 win at the McIintyre arena last night. Outclassed by the smart Hollinger squad, the Combines nevertheless played good, clean hockey, worked hard and showed that they were capâ€" able of putiing up a straight and clean complexioned tangle, as sumâ€" marized by the complete lack of penâ€" alties for the game. Petruccei was kept clear of obtaining the needed points and Bunny Mangoâ€" tich pulled down a shutâ€"out to bring him into the shutâ€"out bracket with Lyola Porter who also sports a single record of thwarting the twine cuddlers Scoring was ccmpletely out of the picture ip the second frame as both teams played hardâ€" and with misses frequent and heartbreakers for both squads. _ _ _ _ i w a 10e a @2 _ Johnson _and Telkinen broke the scoring ice with Johnson taking an unassisted marker in the opening moâ€" ments.. Telkinen also cha‘ked up unâ€" assisted honours as he pocketed d bouncing puck that came in on a sideâ€" on <shot to move over Sicoli‘s stick and settle.in the basket. Going into the final, frame with the: same brand of rugged.and clean hnockâ€" ey, Hollinger began a methcdical marking of their remaining points with Baker popping the puck over Sicoli‘s head from a scramble at the twoâ€"minâ€" ute mark: Not un:il a‘most threeâ€" quarters cof the game had been left behind did Johnson manage to backâ€" hand an assist from McKay and Schwab into the basket. . Johnson played flush to the post and tock the pass on a ‘"shouldn‘t of : chappened" The final marker of the evening was the fourth â€" unassisted tallvy . with Schwab taking it on a drive from the bceards. 3 1. Ho‘linger... Johnson . 2. Hollinger..,, Telkinen No penalties. â€" No score No penalties. Third Period ~schwab) . 5. Ho‘linger No penalties. Workrs Coâ€"Op Singles 3rd Round First mentioned . Home ground; To be playcd before, Feb. 2¢. H. Hazlewood v A. Leonard F. JackSon or .R. Southcott v L. Impeflals? ........... j Independaqts ..... United . White CrOSS Windsor 2. ... St. Matthews ,I" LegIOD .. s Peeâ€"Vee‘g=®.:s:x: 3. Hollinger 4, Hollinger J. Kakeford‘ v R. G. Lazenby . F.‘-W‘in@gt v T. Mounsey W. Arundall vÂ¥ G. Allison w ,mcfiey y J, Gerdon Ayr McAfee v H. Rigbhy ur Goals Scored Withâ€" out Assists; â€" Johnson Gets TWwo Tallies â€" TIMMINS DART LEAGUE and other specific dates Full information from Agents. (EST. 1912)° _ Real Estate, "Automobi Johnson, (McKay, Schwab LE CHANGES ‘eb. 24th, 1946 hall be pleased to quote you rates and culars without obligation on your part. s arranged . National Housing Act Loans IVAN NEWTON Railways Timmins Lions slammed out a 10â€"1 992 defeat to the Timmins Canadiens, ; | Saturday night. The Lions went ahead 1g44 to a five goal lead before the Canaâ€" 1g43 Gdiens made a mark in the second sesâ€" sion when Savard, loaned to the Canaâ€" diens by the Combines, slapped in a solo marker. son 13. Combines: Houston the and GUAIrd@) ... 15 ed‘"‘ 14. Dome: McKay (Nastasmk) .. 19 15. Dome: Talentino (McKay and was S. PIPIG) ... en se 17 yvith 16. Dome: Maki (Kerr) ... 17 the 17. Dome: Sicoli (Kerr) ... 19 Penalties: Barilko (M) and N: itasiuk (M)., 2 41 Tlmmms Lions Hand Out 839 1(0â€"1 Pasting To Local On Saturday Three new men added to Dome‘s lineâ€"up managed to make their marks | with Frank Sicoli taking two goals, |Ab Kerr taking two with Harris a rPsingle point on a ta‘ly by Dunn. Dome ‘Beats‘ Combines 13â€"4 With 3rd Period Scoring Spree On Saturday Night *Porcupine Combines he.‘d the Dome Porkies to 5â€"2, Combines taking the short end, until the final period at South Porcupine on Saturday night. Then the Porkies broke loose to mark up an additional eight points to se? the defeat at 13â€"4. Nine penalties were given for the night with Barilko and Nastasiuk takâ€" ing majors for a getâ€"together in the last period. â€" Second Period 4. Dome: Dunn (Harris) ... 8.37 5. Dome: WOONM ... se 9.47 6. Combines: Niemi (Casonato and 1 e s 7. Dome: Kosick (Makl ............ 14.16 Pena‘ties: Wcoon, Casonato and Guarda. (HOUStON) ............2. .ls es 2. 48 2. Dome: Sicoli (Kesick and â€"â€" KAVaNRUGN) |......... ce e es 4.31 3. Dome: Nastasiuk (Talentino 19.28 Penalties. Lucciantonio, Woor and Barilko 8. Dome: Na 9.â€"Dome: â€" T; 10. Dome:; M 11. Dcome: Ko Maki) ......... 12. Combines: (Niemi) ... Penalties were. kept down to the small" tctal of one which went to Richard of the Canadiens in the final frame. i ‘â€" Friday night at the MciIntyre arena saw McIntyre and Ankerite play cut cne of the fastest games of the season: ‘to "a 9â€"4 conclusion, with the MecInâ€" tyre club takinzg the short end of the sheet. The game was clean and fast with a fiveâ€"penalty total and its conâ€" clusion gave Ankerite top seat for the schedule with two more games to play and McIntyre in second place with no more activity until the playâ€"offs, Ankerite Trim Macmen 9â€"4 In Friday Tussle Seven 2 0 1 1 1 R.u!sell 'l‘rophy (Knock Out) First round, to be played before Feb 13th. Legion v Peeâ€"Vee‘s P St. Matthews v Seven Up white Cress, Windsor, United, Indeâ€" pendants, Imperials Moose. Mocise Daigneault Motors, have: doâ€" nated a Trophy for the Doubles Comâ€" petition ‘to replace the original which was taken out of competlition. se ies A m‘ First Period 1. Combines: Lucciantonio FQK) ... cce enb es 3.30 10â€"LiOPS: Campbe l (Mineault) 4.40 11â€"Lions: Bednis (FCX) ... 17.35 Penaltyâ€"Richard, 1â€"Lions:; Mine: 2â€"Lions: Mine: 3â€"Lions: Minea (Bragognola) No penalties. " _ Second FPeriod 4â€"â€"Lions: Bednis (FOXx) ... i ~d.e0 5â€"Lions: Mineault ..........c.... 5.45 6â€"Canadiens: Savard ... 11.05 7â€"Lions: Mineault (Campbell) 13.05 No penalties, 8â€"Lions: 9â€"Lions : 104 .......................................... 17.04 Maki ... 17.91 Sicoli (Kerr) .......... 19.28 Barilko (M) and Nasâ€" Third Period Nastasiuk (Talentino Talentino (McKay .. Maki (Kosick) ... Kosick (Dunn and es: Houston (Lucciantonio L c ts o. ies 15.03 McKay (Nastasiuk) .. 15.27 Talentino (McKay and First Period Mineault ... Mineauw‘t ... Mineault Third Period Oleksiuk | ................. Bednis (McNamara, Lucciantcnio Tsd 2.48 0.34 2.29 3. 47 4.05 2.20 3.00 V T.A «h VV NSR _ PV WE " The Porcupine Ski Club have been seeking permission to hold same here for a number of years and have received permission to hold the Junior and Interscholastic meets for 1946. fooicts The age limit is nineteen years and under for boys and girls working or going to school, to be entered in three groups, (A), 18 to 19; (B), 16 to 17: and (C), 15 and under, in four events â€" Jumping, Cross Country, Slalom and Downhill, with prizes for first and second in each event and each class. s Jumping has been omitted from the list of events for the coming meet due to the fact that there are no facilities here for it. The club is, howâ€" . ever, planning the construction of a new jump as soon as the necessary funds can be raised. The hoped for realization is set as a possibility for next yeatr. P In regard the trophies for the events, it was learned that service clubs have taken a keen interest in the |Club and have made donations of ‘trophies. The Kiwanis Club of Sudbury ‘have donated a trophy for the best team of. schoolboys â€"â€"â€" two from each class, "A", "B" and "C" gand the Liong Club of Timmins have donated a trophy for the crownâ€" wearing schoolboy winner in Class "A". The trophy will be held by the school he represents and a replica will be the property of the winner. At present the Club hope that some of the other Service Clubs will be able ~ to add to the trophies already opert for the winning. ‘"The coming meet will be held in the vicinity of the Chalet on Saturday and at Kamascotia on Sunday. Transportation to Kamascotia has been arranged for the entrants. ; 1t is known that about sixty boys will be‘ here for the meet, coming _ _ Supee, "A T a *T i~lran vA Nnmnda Schumacher Lions went ahead, to their eigth straight win on Saturday night at the MciIintyre arena, handing out a 5â€"2 defeat to the Air Cadet machine. ~The Cadets held the Lions down to a two goal tie until the three NEVER TAKE TOO MUCH FOR GRANTED in anything is a good rule to fcliow, for last night the fans witnessed a little something that would really never have been expected, and a little something that even the most venturesome character would never have placed a bent hair pin a 88 C Ro C 4. i hh t snn ic m t O t on, insofar as the outcome of our subject is concerned. Last night the Combines went through three periods of good rugged hockey. They were matched against one of the best teams in the Jeague (we think, although we could be wrong???) and: they gave that team (Hollinger) something to think sbout through all the periods. Â¥ sÂ¥ l i 0) To ut n c ie o # 4) ssicls as 1i 7 sls c LA The score, of course, showed a dead I¢ss for the Juniors but it was no inkling in regard the play. ty .3 Buddy Mangotich now sits on the same seat as Lyola Porter, each with a shutâ€"out, but Buddy should also take a low sweeping bow in the direction of his defence, for the blue line gents in front for:the evening, thwarted many d scoring play as did the shadow of deat old Lady Luck. . The shadow, was cast both ways by the way, just so the wrong temper isn‘t taken from the above. Fighth Straight Win In Air Cadet Tussle CS |_. . _A d _A Adding a little extra to the big surprise wes the fact that no one drew a penalty all through the tiit.â€" There were perhaps a few or rather two instances that may have merited one but the surrounding evidence was a little too weak for conviction. + So to sum it all up we might add that the juniors are coming out of their usual slump, they are starting to click, (although a little late to start that) and they are showing plenty of improvement. The machine is learning to pass, some of the needy ones are learning to keep their heads up and developing a puck touch, and above all last night they played hockey. It is a little tough that Bunny Gordon didn‘t pestun his coaching duties at the beginning of the season. j se hn y e s V tk. > o +h Schumacher Lions Take o C ds Te Pn C 00 to further a grm .sport and provide a needs of the younger set in Timmins. sc â€"~ gul io e e 2t n ue o m i s Toâ€"night the Combines step onto the ice to pound it out with the Junior Montreal Canadiens and the Combines are in for some tough competition .The Canadiens are sporting some of the best. | ‘To mention a few of their pucksters (and to sound important â€" Hruuuuph!), the fans witnessing the tilt will get apeek at Howie MorenZ Jr., son of the famous fiying Frenchman, playing in centre position. This is Morenz third season with Wilf Cude, ‘coach and manager, (and a former pro Canadian Goal tender). It is a prophesy that young Morenz is in for a brilliant future in pro nockey and it is hoped that he will carry© the number "seven" for the pro Canadians, the sweater that his father matde famous, and a number for the pages of hockey lore. At present Morenz is one of the lqading scorers and it is said that he hnas a driving shot â€" another reminder of the great Dad. Another highlight is Ray Scurrah who minds the mesh for the Montrealers, who is reputed to be a very smart lad and besides, a gent who still has some juvenile time to use up. To finish off there is Kalvin Bernett who drags down the feeling from the suthorities as being a sure fire pro prospect. Bernett is classed as the most experienced man on the team, playing centre and general utility. He is a threat in every way â€" a smart and dangerous cpponent. - J 40 _ am ~Toâ€"morrow night will tell the tale. Pro ant event well worth the watching and well worth for the local boys. SKIING IS HEADING FOR TH® TOP RUNGS and is fast becoming one of the biggest and best of the growing sports in Canada. More and more people are becoming interested in a sport that is one of the best forms of recreation and also one of the most beneficial to good health. Skiing is governed in Canada by the Canadian Arheteur Skiing Associâ€" ation. In Ontario the Association is divided into: two zones â€"+â€" Northern and southern. The Northern Zone comprises of districts north of North Bay wess to Sault St. Marie, and east to the Quebec border. Each year the Zones hold ski meets for their junior members Of nineteen years of age and under and for this barticular irun of 365 incidents we find the ski meet will be held here in Timmins with the date as Feb.> 23 and 24 ... a little over a week away. f 420211 aA final frame after a 6 rter mark of the opener and faded a loss in th At present Jerry Morin Cops Crown In North Bay Meet John Barry Shows Well As°P. S. C. Entry and con, good or bad â€" an rth the support of local fans ‘‘ne high single for the week was aggregated by Ann Hann with a total | of 299 and the high triple honours were taken by Kay Monahan with the total ot 731. Interâ€"Town Schedule Arâ€" ranged With Schumacher The resuits of the Ladies Bowling on Monaay nign. were as iolhows: Eadie‘s ouypiy, 3; Grnill, 1; New ‘Tin wsivp .Ost . aii points uo the beauty Snop; kxports, 1, Shepard‘s, 3; Nnew Metnod Laundry, 0, Olive Thompâ€" son shop, 4; Lynda‘s, 2, Mae Hodgins, Oddly enough, the cat was partial "on'y to nickels, passing up the other | stlver pieces with seeming scorn,. The nicke‘s were placed before the Legion members in change after purchasing ‘their refreshment, and immediately afterward Dick was on hand to pick the pieces up in his mouth and maks ~off with them. He was generally ‘caught and the nickels retrieved but ‘ on a few occasions, Dick was able to | ser amb‘e out of reach and then he and his loct were forgott.en It was not until some months later 'that his private . bank was located, in behind a refrigerator that has since been removed from the hall, The refrizerator wWas removed, for cleanâ€" 3: T. and N. O., 3, Fogg‘s, 1; United Movers, 4, Empires, 0; Dubien‘s, 3, Vogue, 1. "Let‘s Be Different" Is Tradition Revered ‘By Legion‘s Mascots On Friday night, three of the ladies teams are to play three ieams from the Schumacher seague at Schumacher and for the two fo.lowing Fridays, the iremaining six teams of the Timmins ladie‘s league will play at Schumacher, Doubt has always been voiced conâ€" cerning ‘the term "dumb animals‘". ‘Confined to stories of dogs and cats, and their quite intelligent actions, it is some‘imes felt by their masters and admirers, that their canine and felinge friends are next to human. The next mascot was again named Dick. but hisâ€" actions were â€"never anyâ€" thing out: of the ordinary. Dick. was ia perfectly normal cat, who was conâ€" tent to purr and serenade, but never ‘ to do more. He did gain fame however and with that fame, banishnment for ‘imposting. Misnamed was Dick â€"â€" he ‘should have been named Duchess for, ‘to the surprise of the members, Dick ~gave birth to kittens. First three to meet are Shepard‘s Lynda‘s, and Empires from Timmins. The Schumacher teams will play reâ€" tuun games at Timmins fol.owing the competition of the local league‘s schedâ€" ule. The stories told of three of the local Canadian Legion‘s mascots are interâ€" esting, ‘hough ncot exactly spectacular. The first feline mascot, named Dick, gained fame through love of money. ing purposes and during the cleanâ€" ing the steward came across Dick‘s treasures, amouning to a total of 25 cents. Five nickels, carefully laid in a rowW. se .l Nct to be fooled again, the members gave the present mascot the more flexible name of Smokey.. Ssmokey is still quite young and is a‘ready on of the road to fame, beâ€" cause of his antics, He first made news thrcugh his friendlinessâ€" to an airman‘s pet, a small white dog named Nipper. Smokey and Nipper are classâ€" ed as besom chums They play toâ€" gether and keeDp the fighting in the brackets of "horseplay‘". Not éohtent with this achievement, ‘By 11â€"2 On Monday Night Morris, Ladds And Beavuâ€" seigle Lead In Bisons‘ Sceoring Efforts sceoring LITOrLS Ladds earned his points with an assist on Larsen‘s tally early in the Buffalo Ankerite Bisons raked in |opener, a marker in the second with another pair of points to tack on their) Lahti assisting again, as he swooped league leading total, by their 11â€"2 win ‘around the goal mouth and parked the over Combines at MciIntyre arena on Mcnday night. â€" Patton opened up the sheet at the twoâ€"minute mark of the opener with Niemi and Casanato retaliating for the juniors a few seconds later®and again in c‘ose succession Larsen rifled in his tally for the night to ease the Bisons out front again. Morris and Beasiegle were next to b:scuit in one of the loveliest ta lies of night. For the remaining two pdints, Ladds tcok Brklacich‘s assist and batted it twice before success as the pair tore in on the net side. HiS final pcint gave assisting honours to Allan and Morris in the closing ments of the {angle, first Period 1. Ankerite: Patton u. "g.16 Morris and Beasiegle were next to team up, at the eighteenâ€"minute mark, with Morris backhanding Beausiegle‘s asrist into the mesh from a scrambly affair. Pulling off the "shortly after" stunt again were Beausieg‘e, Allan, and Morris with Beausiegle barely having to tcuch the biscuit as it parked near the crease. Ladds opened the second half of the scoring on Lahti‘s assist and near the halfâ€"way mark Beausiegle pulled off an unassisted effort taking the lead from a scramb‘y affair Completing the middle frame scoring Allan went tc work on Morris‘ assist and tickled the twine wi‘h a pretty little back- hand stunt. Morris and Ladds scooped up two markers apiece in the final chukker with Morris ‘juggling the disc for awhi‘e, a‘ter receiving same from Allan, before slapping it into scoring positicn. Ladds was next on Brklaâ€" cich‘ tally and then the run was bent with Wolfe, newcomer to the Comâ€" bines from Iroquois Fal‘s, sinking a tickler with assists going to Caron also new and from the Falls and Chick Guarda. Morris came back again shortly after the marker to sink anothâ€" er one with assisting merits going to Don Beausiegle. For the closer, taken at the eighteen minute mark, Ladds netted the assists of Allan and Morris. _A total of seven penalties were handâ€" ed out during the tilt, all being given in the first and second stanza with a good clean period coming up for rthe final twenty minute session. In taking the short end of the sheet, the Combines a‘so gave Ladds the top seat in the point runs, Allan second place and pa.rked Barney Morâ€" Smokey went for further recegnition by canswering the telephone. When the phone rings he jumps up onto. the boxes underneath, comp‘!etely disâ€" regards the receiver and goes no furâ€" ther than=*poking his nose into the mouthpiece. Riverside Pavilion _ For Top DRancing Enjoyment (Bookings for Spring Dances and Partiee Now Accepted) Every Saturday Night TONIGHT! Special Valentine Dance HENRY KELNECK HIS TRUMPET â€"AND HIS ORCHESTRA flfl in the eigtn bracket making this «.18 first appearance in the scoring runs ity the season. 6. Ankerite: Ladds (Lahtl) ... 4. Ankerite: Beausiegle ... 8. Ankorite: Al‘an (Morris) . Penaltias: Lucciantonio, ‘CA: râ€" O (2) Larsen (2). Third Period Ankeri‘e Morris (Allan) ... . Ankerite: Ladds (Brk‘acich) . Caombines: Wolie (Caron and Guarda) ..s........ . Ankerite: Mcrris % (Beaunsiegle) _ _ _ ... l2 . Ankeri‘e: Ladds (Allan and Ankerite: Patton ... 316 . ‘Combinss: Niemi (Casonato) 246 . Anketite: Parsen (Ladds and Lahti) ... uies 080 . Anketi‘e: Morris (Beausiegle) 18. Ol . Ankerite: Beausieg‘e . (Morris and Allan) 18.58 Penaltlw' Larsen, Hawkey Second Period cer ), Ankerite. Ladds (Lahtl) ... 1.40 THURSDAY 630 pm. Schumacher Lions . United Movers 815 p.m. Montreal Jr. Can-‘ adiens vs. Porcupine Combin- es Jrs. IDAY _ 2.00 p.m. Public Skating 8.15 p.m. Dome vs. Ankerite SATURDAY 8.15 pm. Combines vs. Hol- linger MONDAY 8.15 pm, Mine League Semi-» Finals TVUESDAY ; Skating Club All Day . WEDNESDAY 2 p. m. Public Skating 8.15 p.m. Mine League Semi- BDCAUSICRIC _ _ s333 S Al‘an (Morris) . 11.24 Lucciantonio, ‘Casonato 17.39 8.37 12.06 18.06