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the georgetown herald wednesday evening february- 19th 1941 georgetown trounces elora 74 in first playom game came ended abruptly when elora team left the ice lights turned out and god save the king played to prevent freeforall return game here tomorrow night o elora experienced their flrat buck- af last night when to order to quell s delicate situation wbioh arose at the ajcena light war turned off and the king played taking aeten trimming at the hands of our highly- gated intermediate squad the rooks could cot stand the pressure and with jdx minutes still left to play la the third period took their team from the ice but lets start from the begton- log in the beginning ttae scheduled- ojoa referee failed to make his appearance due no doubt to the atormy weather after holding up the game for more man half an hour both clubs agreed to accept the ser vices of percy blackburn of george town to referee the same blaok- tnirhls by the way an official ohjl referee listed in the ojla list of re ferees the first period went along fine un to a few biased sport enthusiasts in the elora village became dissatisfied with the decisions being made in the meantime the elora goal judge failed to put on the red light when goals were scored and be had to be re placed or should we say switched from goaljudge to timekeeper by the time the third period rolled along both fans and players let their ima ginary grievances run riot and when perkins was being penalized for rough tactics this player lost his head com pletely he exhausted his vocabularly of cuss words on the referee who to turn increased his penalty to five min utes tins was not enough however for perkins and he crashed blackburn into the boards and drew for himself match penalty- meaning of course be would not play any more to that same this he continued to protest even after the game had got nicely under way again and involved the rest ol bis teammates who skated off the ice after georgetown had scored their eventh goal of the game the penal- lyumekeeper also became unruly and tore up the referees report which had to be later pieced together it was at this point that the spectators milled around the georgetown players and the referee threatening bodily harm and only for the coolness of the local lads and the blackout a nasty situ ation might have arisen elora plays the return game here on thursday tomorrow night with coah to count on the round and it is bopela better feeling may prevail and that the dubs will show a more friendly spirit the rocks have a food team and the threegoal lead wtuch the local club now have may b none too large when these teams met again the winder will meet up with fee fergus thistles jn the finals but on with the game murphy opened the scoring early in the first period when he jundaayj then toe s pass tram close m took the lead for a few mom- ante when the rumens brothers j bad h on passe s from reid and mil lar added two tut goal however ifstai luawiii to ttiiatiwiil then ai avshanteon who tfed ihe count mak ing it sh at the end of the first wenty minutes this period was vary jmt with bora carrying most of the lay toto the georgetown acne fore- wag goalie burrows to frrtrtnd trrmnjf hi order to keep the puck dear of his to by the took only two goals the sandwich reel and both jleorgbtown squad wards pass for the first and murphy soloed for the other this was de cidedly george period and had not the elora goalie been deckedwith horseshoes the score would have been much larger- but the third and final period turn ed out to be the most unfortunate one the elora team smarting under the beating they were taking resorted to rough taotlcs and when called by the referee were not willing to take it like real sportsmen and thus ended after fourteen minutes of play what could have been a good game in this period richardson opened the scoring on a pass from marao mooney added another while miller served a penal ty bakogeorge went off for boarding and reid scored for elora two min utes later reid flicked to- another perkins then drew his match penalty and georgetown scored their final goal with davidson scoring on mur phys pass at this poinb elora could stand the threat of georgetown pil ing up a good margin no longer and decided to throw in the sponge murphy played an outstanding game with the other players equally turning in nice efforts the runneirs bro thers and eloras goalie were the home clubs best georgetown goal burrows defence marzo anthony centre kemshead wings ward richardson alternates mooney lindsay davidson murphy bakogeorge elora goal v walser defence miller h runnells centre f run- nells wings j runnells perkins al ternates reid campagnaro h walser cheele referee p blackburn georgetown first period 1 georgetown murphy lindsay 406 2 elora j runnells reid 442 3 elora h runnells miller 448 4 georgetown richardson kemshead marzo 625 penalty mooney second period 5 georgetown kemshead ward 4j7 6 georgetown murphy 1125 penalty j runnells third period 7 georgetown richardson marzo 136 8 georgetown mooney 4d 9 etora reid 640 10 elora held 835 11 georgetown davidson murphy 14a0 penalties miller bakogeorge per- jton 90th georgetown 5 bramptod s btoblcnke 4 bolton 2 feb 4trrbloke 4 georgetown 1 bolton 6 brampton fc feb 6th georgetown 5 bolton 4 feb llthbrampton 6 georgetown 2 feb 13thtotocoke 4 brampton 2 juvenile oha plajroffa friday feb zistbolton at georgetown monday feb 24th etobicoke indians vs winners of friday nights game oha intermediate b groap i games last week feb 13th georgetown 1 guelph b feb 14th fergus 4 preston 2 feb 17th preston 4 fergus 3 final standing w l t f a pts hockey standings omjl javenlle groap it games last week thursday feb is etobicoke 4 brampton 2 played at georgetown final studtog p w l t f a pts etobicoke 6 i 1 0 11 10 georgetown 6 9 s 0 is 30 bolton 6 2 3 1 19 30 6 1 4 1 33 26 jan 15th georgetown 3 bolton etobicoke 6 brampton 3 jan 23rd bolton 7 brampton 7 jan 24th etobicoke 2 george jan 28 etobicoke defaulted to bolton fergus georgetown elora preston milton guelph 10 7 13 87 lf fl 3 1 43 10 5 5 0 36 10 6 5 0 44 37 10 10 3 7 0 41 43 id 2 71 33 k intermediate ruy-etta- jo amifinal feb 16th georgetown 7 bora 4 feb 30th elora at georgetown the winning team in this tnro- game series goals to count will play a similar two games with fergus to determine the group championship intermediate a vtrntfott feb 19th preston at guelph junior hayoffs semlflnal feb 17 orangevllle 5 georgetown 3 feb 17rbolton 6 milton 3 games this week feb 19th orarfgevilje at georgetown feb 19th bolton at milton the two winning teams to this two- game series goals to count will be grouped jn a best twpoutofttoree final to determine the group cham plonhlp acton arena scene of one of seasons best hockey contests georgetown outscores guelph 5 7 last thursday night georgetown papermakers completed their scheduled games last thursday at the acton arena when guelph took their home game there with a deter mined effort to hand the a team at least one defeat in the season guelph having won the game here the ice was a bit sticky which made it a little hard going ai times but on the whole the game was fast and hectic it was an exceptionally clean game throughout with only two penalties being meted out dude lindsay paced the winners attack with three goals while kem- sheads pair of markers followed in quick succession heyd and meron were the most outstanding for guelph with two apiece while heyds rushes were very effective and put the pep in the guelph team georgetown went into the lead in the first period when lindsay scored twice on passes from murphy and mooney kemshead opened the second frame with s goal on wards pass only to have meron solo for guelphs first goal ten seconds later the next counter came when kemshead soloed took a shot then grabbed his own re bound and scored heyd then drew a penalty and davidson added another for ge at the eighteensec ond mark guelph bombarded the lo cal citadel and to a scramble boyd netted the second goal for his team guelph made it hot for the home sters to the third period snoring three times to the locals twice and looked as though they would tte the score at any moment heyd meron and morrison were guelphs goalget ters while mooney and lindsay got the george pair although the game did not affect the standing of the teams both clubs waded in and gave the acton fans their moneys worth with one of the best games of the current season georgetown goal burrows de fence mam anthony centre kem shead wings ward richardson al ternates mooney davidson lindsay murphy bakogeorge guelph goal quest thtw thompson heyd centre kaiser wings meron ridley alternates har rington oosene morrison anderson pipher referee md brush milton first period 1 georgetown undsay murphy buo 2 georgetown undsay u we uaoe money ui the bank ihat can be said proudly by hundreds of thousands of canadians who regu larly deposit a part of their income in a savings account at the bank of montreal it is a mark of character and distinction indicating thrift persistence and a degree of success we believe in the encouragement of thrift as a fundamental of individual and national character that is why we heartily welcome the small new ac counts which are opened daily at our 500 branches you are invited to start and maintain jour savings account at one of our branches bank of montreal bams whebe lmuisodxii am welcome i a c wbuc manager mbotam nthmehcbd banking 3e1v1cb av cton tf os ytrnt smmnu oftrmum mooney penalty anthony second period 3 georgetown kemshead ward guelph meron 5 georgetown kemshead 6 georgetown davidson 7 guelph heyd morrison penalty heyd third period b guelph heyd meron kaiser 9 guelph meron harrington 1 0 georgetown mooney lindsay 1 1 guelph morrison harrington 12 georgetown lindsay davidson mooney faster bigger copper differs take two straight from midget lions calder cup returns to copper cliff- fiats svring in first game georgetown rally almost ties up saturday game georgetown was treated to some exciting hockey last weekend when gordon alcotfs copper cliff team ably coached by rody gegear won a couple of exciting games from the rslerx possmvs e ssissttlvstil calder cup emblemfthe ontario w rw midget championship copper cjlff re gained possession of the cup which they lost last year to the invading through the whole copper ouff team to score and adding aonther one for good measure harlow made it 85 with one and onehalf minutes to go and the lions tried their best to tie tiiih am tiiat in sport by g mac mcoilvray it was too bad that the copper cliff georgetown midget playoff did not attract a larger number of people when we look back at the attendance records of a midget series a few years ago and the attendance at the games friday and saturday last week one wonders if the efforts to foster midget hockey here were worth while or whether it is a changed georgetown public or one which easily forgets but those who did see the playoff certainly were given their moneys worth bsldes two exciting games a dormybrook took place at the friday night game that outdid any we can re soft lee rolling pucks and hardchecking frayed the tempers of some players and before the referees could seise control of the situation the players were hatifflwg it out to fine style with their fists a terrible thing said gordon alcott under whose initiative the teams were brought together it wul not hap pen at saturdays game be said or the series will be called off and neither it did both teams were addressed by alcott before- the game when he pointed out that while the most prominent part was to win the friendship of the two teams was also at stake he said nothing should marr the congeniality between the people of copper cliff and georgetown it was a treat to see the boys to the final game they took the bumps and liked it and after it was all over and cop per cliff won the teams shook hands and gave three cheers and a tiger for each other the copper cliff boys were a fine bunch and we welcome them back at any time and with copper cliffs the calder cup which georgetown had held for a season the boys from the north won it back in two slrn ight games but we must give credit where credit is due they had a great team faster heavien trickier than our own boys georgetown gave their best but were just not quite good enough although they nearly foroea a third game with a royal finish to saturdays game some of the members of george town band augmented we believe by a few of the acton players were on hand to greet the ouelph georgetown game at acton arena last thursday night it would be a nice gesture if they would turn out to the playoffs here as their music was ap preciated and added to the pleasure of the evening have you too heard the current to town most ever has but they are almost without foundation seems acton arena c f ered the geor hockey obib bigger percentage on the gate racetote and someone started the nmiorthat they were going to take the piayoff games here in order to settle this situation the hockey otob and the local arena board met man evening and only the friendliest feelings vailed the board o moral a financial oo it was accepted by the otab to show thatr stnoartty the board sign ed a good stse casque for the club tte will not see you etuok said the presi dent of the arena board 8 left have a whm te mo the play off game wfll not be played to acton gedrgetowners tfic nickel town kids were a heavier and faster team than the iqpals and though they had things pretty much their own way to both games the georgetowners were in there trying ail the time over two hundred spectators were- on hand for the opener on friday night and they got their moneys worth in excitement copper cliff took full advantage of their superiority in speed and showed the result of bet ter teamwork right from the opening whistle in quick succession they piled up a fourgoal lead starting with a goal by robert just after the whistle blew which was followed by counters by mccarthy and dlgby and another by robert ormle carter tallied for the locals before the end of the period 858 ru schenk got another early in oie second to account for two of the jjee georgetown goals the last half of the game more than made up for a penaltyless first half and the referees had rfll they could do 3j to handle the highspirited groups bie j oreilly drew a penalty for copper cliff followed by penalties to cofell and butler for fighting fists swung freely from this point on with practi cally every player with the exception of the goal keepers gracing the penalty box at one time or another bob johnston left the game with a cracked knuckle and harold sclienk received a nasty cut on the face while minor bumps and bruises were notic ed among the other warriors between battles copper cliff annexed three more goals to give them a command ing 7 2 lead after the last riot both teams were warned that the game would end unless they settled down to playing hockey and the subsiding min utes were a little calmer carter got the final score of the game to make it 7 3 for copper cliff 1946 715 646 1 1530 1022 fuhest ox ob bbekar otub ban given much of too on page i georgetown played a much game on saturday afternoon when the two teams met again before handful of spectators copper cuff was without the ser of johnston whose injured hand kept him on the sidelines dlgby and robert gave copper cliff a twogoal lead to carry into the second period georgetown missed dosens of scoring opportunities to this first frame finding it hard to do anything with the pock when they got toto copper cliff territory in the second period walker scored and geo put on a rally which worried the northern boys far awhile but they came back strong with three goals to once more gain a wnim tog lead schenk soared on a wonder ful shot from the blue line and digfay came right gack with a hard one from centre ice mring it 6 2 when the whistle blew georgetown came into their own to the last period and showed the brand of hockey which won tnem the cup last year carter made thcrbest solo rush of the game carrying the puck period mccarthy was fifd out when- he collided headon with a georgetown player when the final whistle blew old scores were forgotten- and the two teams shook hands and cheered each other georgetown goal abbie efemsheed defence doug sargent jimmy cofell centre ray barlow wings ormle car ter george walker alternates johnny collier gord pricker harold schenk mike soloskl copper cliff goal mac dunn de fence don butler dermdtt cooke centre jay mccarthy wings vera robert wllf dlgby alternates eddie oreilly bob johnston bucky basso bob dlebel fussy zahovltch first game first period 1 copper cuff robert mccarthy 2 copper cliff digby 3 copper cliff robert 4 copper cliff mccarthy 5 georgetown carter second period 6 georgetown schenk 7 copper cliff johnston 8 copper cliff mccarthy penalties oreilly cofell butler 2 third 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