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the georgetown herald wednea february 1 4th 1 945 scottish concert party own girls pipe band gregory theatre eoh 99 thursday eveg fcu ul combines whip malton for first time this year bevalnned team looks good for play offs which start on tbaraday night norvalgeorgetown combines eked out thedr first win of the season over victory aircraft malton when with a much bolstered team they whipped the visitors 3 to 2 in the last scheduled league game in previous contests fee malton team had shown a rather superiority and it was encouraging to local fans to see the combines come through with a win the team has beep strengthened to a point where they are now on a par with the lea gue leaders the game on monday night was one of the best seen in the arena for some time the game was fast as night he expected when these two teams meet there was plenty of ex citement too as the malton team seem i ed prone to take a beating and high ticks and rough play with the com bines retaliating kept referee johnny jones busy for almost the entire se cond and third periods at times the teams were playing with only four men a side including the goalkeepers ms the referee endeavoured to keep down the rough tactics by the penalis ing method one malton player was penalised for five minutes when he was about to give the referee an ar gument the teams had to anally go into overtime before the score was settled 432 the combines went out early in the game to get their first counter and managed to hold the lead until the end of the period both teams were playing a wide open brand of hockey and this gave the crowd something to cheer about early in the second period malton took the initiative and evened the count and went ahead with two goals by casburn in their en deavour to hold the lead some rough stuff was injected into the game and they soon found themselves lining the penalty bench the combines continued their fast hockey into the third period and it was not long until the game was again tied up and o ertime play necessitated continuing to press the visitors hard in the overtime the combines won out in the finish and looked like looming aggregation to go into the playoffs a two outthree game series will comprise the playoff with the first came tomorrow night and the second scheduled for monday the 10th georgetown goal richardson de fence self and schertzl centre n jrvrri wings q perrl and delaat alternates shropshire cofell ward richardson and munroe malton goal dinsdale defence brush and richardson centre mor ton wings currie and chauvin al temates quackenbush buxton moci- dsomery patterson casburn referee johnny jones qoalpb this am 1 hat in sport mao moouvray the georgetown norval combines have taken a new hold on life with the introduction of a couple of new faces on the lineup and with em thompson as coach and manager jim clark will continue as business man ager but has turned over the duties of team manager to the more exper ienced em thompson immediately decided that if they hoped to win at least one game from the malton sex tette they would have to round up a active service notes church news we ar always glad to hear news ol georgetown bovs in the services and last week we noted an article in a toronto dally which referred to jack comett who was clerk in robes drug store before enlistment jack is now a frying officer with the rcaf and was mentioned in a letter home to his folks in dundolk by lac jack dun can f o comett who was trans ferred to india some time ago has been on jungle operations and it is presumed this is in burma pte bill ku son of mr and mrs adam kay ol georgetown was among those mentioned in an account of an action in which the essex scot tish regimen took part in belgium pte kay was a member of a group which took 70 german prisoners din ing a raid on a canal pte norman mcdonald prisoner of war in germany spoke from germany around february 5th over the short wave according to a large number of letters and cards received by his parents from the united states que bec and toronto from people who had heard him speak he gav e a short message to hts fam 1 and spoke from stalag 2b which is near stettin at the northern mouth of the oder now be ing liberated by the russians mr and mrs w gummer re celved word in january that their son pte bruce gummer had broken hi a leg while taking advanced training in england bruce writes thathis leg is mending fine he expects to rejoin his regiment in the near future couple of mas experienced players this has been done and gordie de laat who played with georgetown a few winters ago has joined the red and whites along with jack shrop shire who knows what it is all about on the defense these two players hae strengthened the combines con siderably and may yet make malton sit up and take notice mao run into an old oeorgetonner who was timekeeping for malton bob cadrorn by name seems bob lived in georgetown in his youth and work ed at both dayfoots and arnold s glove factory bob has a son play ing op the malton team only a junior and they dont use him too often says bob but that kid came through with both goals the other night bob was quite delighted to be j back in the old town some 40 years sirce he left remembers bob mc- menemy as an old pal and many others and recalls the old outdoor rink in the hollow along guelph st bob also had a brother who worked on the local newspaper when the late joe moore was foreman mac bob goldham s name appears in the headlines as starring in the halifax senior hockey league bob is play irg- for hmcs cornwallis which team scored a 6 2 win over halifax navy bob is a former toronto maple leaf player mac the curling club bonsplel which comprised ten rinks of the local club is drawing to a conclusion the scheduled games have all been play- ed the semifinals were completed last night and the three remaining rinks into the finals this week end in the regular seasons play bells rink headed the group with 7 wins 2 loses and a plus of 37 with bradley and williamson close second and third with 7 wins 2 loses and a phis of 23 and 31 respectively mao in the semifinals held last evening williamsons rink dereated qibbens rink 74 mason defeated erwin 81 and bell defeated bradley 106 this leaves bell williamson and mason to vie for the championship a draw will be made to see which team will get a bye and a winner should be declared by the week end this winters curling has attracted a memershlp of over 40 and the club competitions have created a great in terest and kept enthusiasm for the game on a high plane following are the final scores in the bonspell 27 20 bell i bradley 7 7 2 2 williamson 7 2 gibbens 5 4 mason 4 5 erwln 4 6 cleave 4 5 richardson 4 5 thompson 3 s tuck 0 0 won out s 7 in a close contest the rink skipped by bui tuck has chal lenged williamson for a game tonight terracotta we are sorry to learn mat mrs w f hunter had to be removed to the general hospital at guelph recently where she underwent a very successful operation for appendicitis and is do ing as well as can be expected her many friends here hope soon to bear of her complete recovery we are also sorry to learn that mr a mcdonald of the town line is on the sick ust at present we also hope soon to hear of his complete recovery straw baling is now the order of the day f master stewart puckering of to ronto spent the week end with mrs k loam and family the tenders are out here for the contract of conveying his majesty mail between the cnr station and terra cotta poetofnee the tenders for the mail contracts close on the 16th of marcb mrs laughton of toronto spent the week t her home here we are sorry to learn that mrs j saves is on the sick hqb at present we hope soon to bear of her com plete catharines mrs laughton spent the week end at herliome here mrs orr moved to st this week mac now that the bonspell is about over challengers are coming up for the macoormaok cup era thompsons rink held the cup at the first of the season he lost to bell bradley took on bell who managed to retain the cup by a lopsided score thomp son still anxious to get the cup back played bells rink and took the cup back by a 9 6 score however wil liamson is th present holder of the cup for he challenged thompson and carrolls budget groceteria eatons and simpsons are now delivering purchases phone your order in early 7 st georges church ven w g o thompson rector first sunday in lent sunday school 10 ajn holy comm union corporate 11 am evensong 7 pm thursday peb 22nd lenten service at 7 30 pan sorlptare text t win therefore that men pray very where of tin- op holy bands wtthowt wrath and demoting 1 z geoc brown norval phone georgetown 382 r 2 1 st albans church glen williams first sunday in lent sunday school 2 pjn evensong 3 pm wednesday lenten service at 8 pjn fsanticmmjihtmpi basing powder 15 vlmer vnmiti or vefrvtame soups 3 25 olttthhti st johns cbarch stewarttown rev s r oolebrook rector first sunday in lent 2 p m sunday school 3 pjn 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