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Store open evenings till § p.m. Saturdays 10.20 p.m. i ~TREADGOLD SPORTING | come to Kingston for the final game | ed for Queen's, | Sullivan THE DAILY BRI Varsity Juniors | Have 4Goal Lead From Cataraqui, 4-2 In the first of the games for the intercollegiate junior--hoekey ¢ham- pionship, Varsity 111 defeated | Queen's [II in Toronto on Saturday by 5 goals to 1, and wil! therefore with a lead of four goals. In the first period 'Varsity counted { after three minutes play, when Plax- | ton, with a long shot from the wing, buiged the ret. Greey tallied the second goal with a drive from short range. "Varsity 2, Queen's O. In the second period, after receiv- ing a pass from Walters, Greey not- ched another goal, and Johnson scor- Munro also boosted the Varsity score on a lone rush, Varsity 4, Queen's 1. In the third period Varsity got the only goal through Fisher. Sensa- tional goal-keeping by both Quinn | and Sullivan kept down the score. The Line-up: Varsity 111. Queen's 111, Goal Lowen. Quinn Left defence. Munro vai Reynolds Right defence. Emery World of 'Sport | feated | ter of the argument. ort | ! nm Wolfe Island Wins The Wolfe Island hockey team de- Catataqui in an exhibition game at the covered rink on Satur- day afterncon by a score of 4 to 2. At the end of the first period the score was 1 to 0 in favor of Catara- qui, but the Wolfe Island boys re- gistered twice in the second twenty minutes. The winners had the bet- | Dick Spoor at | center ice was too fast for the Cat- } araqui forwards. He was able to get down the ice many times and got right in on Simpson, the Cataraqui goal tender. that Simpson playel a Wonderful game the score would have been lar- ger. Eddie Elliott, who figured on Queen's rugby teams, played on the defence for the Cataraqui team. It Hm (is some years since he has played hockey, so hp was naturally a little out of the tricks of the game, A number of times he rushed the ice and it looked as though he was go- ing to score i The Wolfe Island team played a | better game than they played agalpst | Sydenham. The-players tried to work { some combination and were able to | | get away with it. Spoor skates too | | fast for the other forwards to keep | McDonald Fisher ,.......... . Johnson | L. wing. Erica, Nichol Sub. Whitlock ! Taylor . . McWilliams | James . . Germond | Referee--Davis, McGill; | | Joseph "Gray, Kaladar, has sold | sawmill jand extensive timber limits | to Mr. S8kraw, Toronto, for a nice lit- tle consideration, Burning Smith i | Corn Fains Go| | | GOODS' CO. | A Sale Sure Method . - . 88 PRINCESS STREET : Telephone 529. 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Smoke 4B A Blend of Import- ed onic or Nr ------ TININCININ Ati, FE Eee Cd Ta \ Ln - tw -- gg - -| schedule of dates for season 1921: Sa Sa | up with him. t i In the first period the Cataraqui score was made by Shewell, who one on the net. In the second period Spoor and Davis did the scoring fof island team. Spoor made the first score in the second twenty minutes. Shewell made the second counter for | his team. Before the bell rang for the finish O. Davis made the score fourgto two in favor of Wolfe Island. The teams Wolfe Island | | rushed down the side and shot a hot | Cataraqui. | Goal Ryan Simpson | Elliott | Cooke H. Davis . Offord Spoor C. Davis Friend O. Davis ........cccnueviis Greer Kenney . Hogan A. Jackson . H. Jackson Referee.--Jack Powell. CPPPPPPPTCPPIROONY ° ! VARSITY AGAIN HOCKEY CHAMPIONS The team that represents Uni- versity of Torontaiin the ior O.H.A. race on Satu van- quished the McGill senior ag- gregation 7 to. 1 and again are Intercollegiate hockey cham- pions. 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