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the georgetown herald wednesday evening january 22nd 1941 this and that in sport br o -mm- moottmy hi tbs copper cuff midget hookey team are preparing for their trek mutb next month a communique from the north states last yeara team la intact and will leave thursday jn arriving here at 746 pan ojf a the tint scheduled game wffll take place friday feb 11th with the second game on saturday should a third game be necessary to decide the ltti winners of the oalder cup the copper chitons win remain over until the following monday the communique also states that the team is bending every effort to produce their best hookey and practising faithfully tell georgetown to polish up the calder oup states promoter gordon alcott for its return to copper cuff bring on the best you have lnthe north gordon- for our young lions are bound the cup shall remain here the local team is also doing their share of preplayoff training and hon ed ifcwhlrter their big boss is proud to again sponsor such- a fine bunch of boys take it from this corner gordon you fellows willhave to play real hoc key to take the cup out of our own bailiwick surprising even his closest frienda murray ezeard is out again after a severe back injury and expects fc be back with his chlb the marl boro dukes for the playoffs it cer tainly is cheering news for his local friends to know that he is progressing o well murray has been starring on the wing in mercantile hockey for a cumber of years so his injury was a severe loss to the marlboro dukes dick carrolls fergus interme diates proved to be a pretty snap py outfit when they clashed with the local club last week would you believe it that almost every member on the team has been imported voll in goal is from kitchener also utley white comes from richmond mil the jordans hail from nova scotia ellnco was with elora last year and the others from goodness knows where aint that really importing my my whos who with the intermediates the georgetown intermediate team has been shuffled and re shuffled this season it is only a shadow of its former self players who were with the team last year are walter richardson and roy bungy ward the boys who patrol the boards on the firststring line they wont quit and why should they for they are both turning in some excell ent hockey bungy even blames this columnist for telling him he had to play this season reg hoare who has filled the nets for the past two years and is making a bangup job of the whole affair jack kemshead stepped up from jun lor to nail the pivot position and is going great guns keep it up jack wete pulling for you bill drlnkwater stole the show in the first few games only to be injured in the- fergus game bill is a real find and we hope he has a speedy recovery should we say one of the hasbeens who wont give up and who still knows a few tricks in the game jack kent- ner is on our lineup this year as playercoach jack halls from acton as does elio marzo actons loss la our gain no tanners this season bramp ton has also lent support to the local club bui welter soloskl mcintosh anthony and burrows goodness wasnt that the team we defeated last year for the group championship oh well they are all wellknown here every one of them and georgetown is proud of the red white and blue this year as it is any other season strait bakergeorge who halls from barrie and who lined up with the team last season is back on de- y ey haveyou taken note of your glasses lately your eye may have changed and so your glasses need to be renewed it is better to be safe so come in now for quality and bervice con sult drtwalker it gsrntwmfl iwpwuliw a idance erery wedwwky night brampton it pjb 40 1 jwn dbt roundup fence bumping them lukder than ever and we mustnt forget sonny stock- ford who got into the game at pres ton friday oh yes we nearly overlooked this cm thompson is back as manager unofficially ya em but nevertheless hes there and let him try to get out of this job att since the above item was written a number of new faces hve appear ed on the lineup mooney and lind say formerly with acton tanners and davidson are filling in while our injured players are recovering manager elmer dron has a snappy aggregation under his wing too taking up the torch thrown down by nate silver last years pop ular president manager elmer has practically the same team but due to mild weather has just got his team under way getting his training in the minors steamboat emmerson is handling the rubber between the goal posts bui murphy is making a better defenccman with the asslst- tanoe of tommy golden than he did a forward bill schenk is up at centre ice flanked by jimmy louth and oord lane two battling wing- men the second line com prises marzo at center and papillon from acton with deadshot schertzl the other wingman other faces on the junior team are doug sar gent jimmy cofell abbie kemshead a fine bunch of boys deserving better support than they received at the bur lington game last thursday did you know that life is like a game of ball where chance is the pitcher fate the catcher and hard luck the umpire on whom we lay all the blame when we lose moose ecclestone has been the popular referee for three games here this winter so rar his clear- cut decisions with a strict hand on the game at all times combined with a genial personality go a long way to ward making an evening of good hoc key the junior oha team deserves better support from the fans of georgetown than they received last thursday night the mere hand ful present enjoyed a good brand of the national sport and were well re warded for coming out on a night that turned out to be anything but nice for either walking or driving dont forget bolton plays here tomorrow night and they are rated the best in the league can our boys trim them on the home ice come out and seel old bills column in the dunnvllle chronicle which is written by bui fry himself the editor and publisher is known throughout ontario and pos sibly the dominion for its spice and jest bill fry is also one of canadas bestknown sport enthusiasts being a member of the canadian amateur athletic association for a number of years in his column last week old bill tells a story true to his own life we print it verbatim about 35 years ago i used to umpire baseball in a pinch many said i was a rotten umpire incidentally las summer a guy walked into my sanctum and showed me a writeup of a ball game from a black rock ny news paper of 35 years ago and carried all these years he had played in the game in which the name fry was mentioned several times as a thief and a robber reading between the lines probably the argument was sealed this way he may have been safe as you state says bill but i called him out and hes out until its snowln in hell and theres sand in the ea thats the kind of an umps i be says he points to remember the referee is the official represen tative of the caha or the branch of the caha in which the game is being playtd he is in full control of players on and off the ice goal ump ires timekeepers and the officials con nected with the competing clubs and will be backed to the limit in all leg itimate circumstances the timekeepers whistle or bell starts and stops play not the refer ees but if there is any dispute it shall be decided by the referee and his decis s be final tre refereetiat the power to over- rule the decision of a goal umpire all games 60 minutes three ao-mln- utpertods with 10 minutes over time except in an emergency when the president may order any game to be played to a finish all games scor ed on the point system two points for a win and one point for a draw goal awarded for throwing stick under the 1m0 c a h a rules the penalty for deliberately throwing a stick in the defensive sone by any pla yer of the defending side including goalkeeper is an award of a goal to the attacking side throwing a stick in any other mne shall incur a major penalty juniors on top in town of bolton ha produced some exciting hockey momenta first start on local ice m 6 5 win pushes burlington farther into cellar louth leads scoring with s goals in their second start of the sfeason and their first appearance on local ice sparky drons junior c aggrega tion scored a win over burlingtons cellar team in a scheduled appearance last thursday night the local puck- sters got off to a fast start when- lane and louth each chalked up a solo in the first two minutes of play an- erson tallied for burlington but this was offset by another georgetown goal scored by schertzl from a scramble in front of the burlington net the burlington lads roughed things up a bit towards the close of the period butr were rumble to stop another tricky shot by louth in the dying minutes of the period to leave georgetown with a 4 l lead the burlington outfit tightened up going into the second period and displayed a better brand of hockey anderson and taylor were credited with an assist to williams and beau- doln lanky burlington wlngman scored on a nice solo effort penalties were meted out to beaudoln and mur phy for scrapping a thrilling george town play just missed when sargent carrying thepuck was tripped near the butrlington goal and passed to lane as he reclined on the ice ster ling work of goalie lee warded off this one tom golden passed to schertzl in the closing minutes of the period for another count as georgetown rushed down from the faceoff beau doln pushed golden into the boartis and drew his second penalty of the game golden was helped from the ice with a badly bruised arm but was on the ice again for the third period both teams seemed tired in the third frame and tempers were frayed louth scored again on a pass from schenk taylor caught emmerson a- sleep a few seconds later with a hard shot from behind the blue line louth tangled with taylor and was banished to the penalty box and beaudoln took advantage of this to bring burlington into the running again- in the last eight minutes of play the invaders tried desperately to tie up the score but though they had the edge on the play tough luck and some good stops by emmerson saved the game for georgetown and the game ended with the locals on top by 6 5 sports calendar week ending january tath intermediate ojla january 22nd miltqn at preston january 24th georgetown at fergus january 27th georgetown at milton january 28th fergub at guelph january 2th elora at preston junior oila january 23rd bolton at georgetown january 23rd orangevllle at biu llngton january zeth burlington at milton january 28th orangevllle at george town juvenile ojha january 23rd bolton at brampton btobicoke at georgetown january 28th etobicbke at bolton georgetown at brampton georgetown goal emmerson de fence doug sargent bill murphy centre l marco wings j schertzl papillon alternates tom golden bui schenk gord lane jimmy louth burlington goal alton lee de fence bill sinclair bill barktt cen tre harvey williams wings andy taylor sunny henderson alternates don beaudoln lloyd berryman rosa harm referee moose ecclestone ftnt period 1 georgetown jlne 115 2 georgetown louth 201 3 burlington anderson 640 4 georgetown schertm 943 5 georgetown louth 1949 no penalties second period 6 burlington williams an derson taylor 555 7 burlington beaudoln 930 8 georgetown schertzl golden 1926 penalties beaudoln 2 mux third period 9 georgetown louth schenk 10 burlington taylor 11 burlington beaudoln penalties louth milton swamped by faststepping georgetown team game never in doubt milton bewildered by smooth playing local team with three new players adding strength to jack kentners injury-nd- den georgetown squad georgetown swept to a decisive 52 victory ove milton intermediates in a scheduled game last monday night the lar gest crowd to date was on hand to set the well functioning papermakcrs make their victims look like n dtsor ganlzed group of shinny players time and again a rush up the ice by the milton boys was broken up and the milton line was sent scurrying back to ward otf a series of threats at the milton net sterling work by hut- lop bespectacled son lie from the county town kept the score from mounting into double figures things looked bad for georgetown when goalie burrows dldrit show up and diminutive abbie kemshead of lhe juveniles donned his uniform to till in the break he did a tine job of relieving until the arrival of bur rows shortly after the game ben the opening period was qule and no scoring resulted ward bancs and davidson derw minor penalties bui neither team could get the drop on the scoring and things stood at the 00 mark when the gong sounded pay livened up in the second when kemshead scored on a smart play with richardson and anthony belns given credit tor the assist mc- gee who had been bothering marzo from the start of the game finally stirred the anger of the eventemper ed actontt and referee houston gave a double penalty welldeserved by mogee but ncarcely rated by mairo retribution came later in theperii when mcoee served another term in the box for unintentionally tripping anthony a pass from davidson to lindsay accounted for another oeorgeuiwn tally at the halfway mark a few minutes later richardson skating brilliantly from a faceoff near the georgetown net went through the whole milton team and scored on a solo effort mario drew another pen alty and the period ended with georgetown leading 30 the third period was full of notion aa wilton ttraw to overcome- the georgetown lead lynch drew a pen alty shorty after the period opened kemshead notched another for george town on a pa from wfcrd and shortly after drew a penalty for tripping while he was off ward and bunco were banished for crapping and milton used this chance to slip in two goals to make the soore 41 t w leea tea bxfcon the to lindsay scored again on a pea from ward and davidfton j brush drew a penalty at the half way mark the laat tan mlnutea wire devoid of action with the puck bound ing up and down the ice first in milton territory then in the george town zone at no time was george towns lead seriously threatened and they coasted in to their second win of the season which put them back in the running for a play-off- berth georgetown goal a kemshead defence anthony marzo centre j kemshead wings ward richardson alternates burrows goal mooney centre lindsay davidson wings mc intosh bakergeorge defence milton ooal heslop defence banks mcgee centre hutchinson wings matheson cooke alternates j brush patterson blinco lynch r brush referef d a houston toronto first period no score penalties ward banks davidson second period 1 georgetown kemshead richardson anthony 125 2 georgetown lindsay- dfidson 925 3 georgetown richardson 1510 penalties marzo 2 mcgee 2 third period 4 georgetown kemshead ward 224 5 milton brush mcgee 744 6 milton cooke hutchinson 756 7 georgetown oundasy ward davidson tuo penalties lynch kemshead ward bunco j brush juveniles win at milton georgetown juveniles sponsored the georgetown lions club won their opening game in bolton last wednes day night by a 2 1 score the hneup mduded whel- ph qvp itp don emmerson in goal joe wilcox and vsiym j i ivur doug sargent on defence with jim my gofell frank carter and abbie kemshead on the firststring for ward line alternate players were harlow schenk fricker and collier cofell and carter accounted for the two georgetown goals in another game played the same evening at bolton btobtcoke whipped brampton by a score of 6 3 georgetown meets the etobtooke indians at georgetown arena on fri day night jan 94th and the game promlms tofeeanexclungone group standings oila janw c ore p w l t p a pt bolton 6 e 0 0 so 32 13 georgetown 3 2 1 0 15 ib milton 4 1 3 l to 21 i orangerlue 4 12 1 21 28 3 burbngton 6 0 s 0 16 30 it a ft ooa ojdoftgetowlt jnende grew v w l t f bottoh o03 0 fl ft 10 3 10 1 1 i 3 3 ft 0 3 0 credit is given to the bolton enter prise of last week for the following interesting hockey story which we are sure will be read by local sport enthu siasts with great- deal of pleasure few towns ae small as- bolton can boast such splendid and consistent ho ckey dubs over a period of thirty years apart from rthls claim history reveals some unusual happenings lr the hockey whirl and none- seem stran ger today than the famous st fran cis game here on a saturday rdght in the month of january 1921 it seems the st francis club lost their way and kept the impatient spectators waiting until ten oclock for the start of the game the match was one of those old fashioned affairs with everyone taking a whack at everyone else feree steve voir had more than work cut out for him and penaltieb were often bert hedges the crack highdiver received a cut which took nine stitches to close the game lag ged on and the hour of midnight ar rived and still eight minutes were left to play then the unexpected hap pened with a perfectly good waltham turnip in one mitt and a sturdy ba ton in the other boltons chief of po lice william bell stepped on the ice and officially declared the game over no sunday hooliganism in bolton declared the officer st francis play ers and management raised a veritable storm of protest even questioning the correctness of the officers faithful chronometer to the time of which he had been faithfully and accurately blowing plummers whistle for two de cades with never a single protest in legard to accuracy no sir all the hockey players in north america could not budge the constable from his duty and the contravention of the lords day act was the last straw here was an end to such things the crowd left the arena and quietly and decently wtnt home to prepare for the morrow subsequently word from bill hewitts hotseat at the ojha headquarters justified and backed the constables ruling the game was ordered replay ed incidentally and perhaps w should have mentioned this earlier the home club was absorbing one ol those 6 3 losses when the game was halted some names which later became great in hockey appeared in that game on st francis were the following with the teams they were formerly identi fied with in brackets koster de la salle lynch dons farlow argos hooley smith granites grass pc hutston tcc bert hedges hill dons on the bolton team were bill phillips elywin elliott forest gould charlie norton rod mccut- cheon lyn gould walter mccutcheon and roger pilson from st francis we still hear of bert hedges as a ref eree and official harold farlow went to russia to introduce hockey and we believe is hack from the soviet year ago and they still cant play hockey which is no deflection on farlow lit tle hooley smith was destined to be come one of the sames greatest stars in the professional whirl and lastly we are informed lynch became a priest and li still widely known through his connection with the great st michaels juniors which he has coached and boosted in recent years cxangevulea junior c team haa been otflcialhr renamed orangevllle bhelburnc being a combination of players from the two towns george town fans will have a look at them on the 28th interest centres among junior fans on the game with the leagueleading bolton outfit which haa chalked up six victories in aa many starts this year were hoping for a win tomor row night and a good number f fans should be on hand to cheer the juni ors 1 we liked the admonition of ross appleford burlington timekeeper at the game last thursday get going now boys he said as a local and visit ing piayer finished their spell in the penalty box you know lyou cant play hookey in here but the burlington lad forgot the warning and once more graced the sideboards for another stay in the box fergus friends are following with interest the splendid comeback being made by wilfred bucko mcdonald says the fergus newsrecord bucko was born in fergus and made a name for himself with the toronto maple leafs last year he slowed in his ef forts and was sent to a minor team in providence chances for a come back came when two of the leaf de- fencemen were injured and since hi recall he has been playing a bangup game for the toronto team werewaiting bolton it seems that even in victory the vitriolic pen of the bolton enterprise sport scribe must lend itself to a little underhand work- in his writeup on last weeks junior fixture when bol ton emerged victors over georgetown in a 10 5 score he remarks the flashy redwings were never seriously threatened toy the halton- towners who have gathered a galaxy of stars from their neighbouring town of acton in order to annex a junior group title and further as the season pro gresses they will display the punch for which georgetown has always been famous it seems to this writer that the bol ton fans will get a big laugh at uielr own expense from this coming from a town which has long been notorious for imports in the hockey field we would advise the bolton squawker to do a little digging among the skele tons uv his own backyard for his own- edification too we might say that of the twelve players who made the bolton trip ten were bom and bred in the paper town marzo and papillon are acton boys and theres no law against them joining the local squad inasmuch as there is no hocke ln acton this year to refer to them as a galaxy of stars scarcely give credit to the ten local members of a hardworking team as for the georgetown punch we wont gp into that old story again fans who baiw the juniors in action against burlington last week noticed plenty of sparkle in the local team if thats the georgetown punch let see more of it in the future league standing oi1a intermediate b group 2 w l t 7 elora fergus i guelph georgetown milton preston 5 3 2 0 16 14 5 2 3 0 17 4 i 3 q 11 jmmszi kominioimoniyi mm pastry flour white beans sw 65c 6 lb 25c pitted dates budget blend tea ready cut macaroni veri best pure lard lux toilet soap 19c it 65c 6 u 25c 2 19c 2 9c prunes medium size riohmello coffee special rice domestic shortening heinz ketchtop 10c b 39c 3 ib 25c 2 ib 25c 2 35c 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