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THURS., DECEMBER 21, 1933 THE HAILEYBURIAN Cobalt Juniors Take Game Here With 7-5 Score Haileybury Junior Squad Mainly of Juvenile Age, but Show Promise of Making Smart Team Cobalt Juniors broke the win column Tuesday night when they took a 7-5 decision the Haileybury boys, after a tidy tussle. The local squad numbers five of last year's Tuxis Juveniles and all five of the boys acquitted themselves in first into from class style TueSday evening. matter of fact, they accounted for four of the five goals secured by the locars Orville Hughes notched three and John | Zanin in front of him to start, Andrews | Valentine the other. The fifth counter was scored by Denys Morfiarity on a pass from "Bud" Peacock." Clark got three Cobalt's séven, with Holland, | Croteau, McCarthy and Jackson, net-! The one to Jackson was something of a fluke. The big Cobalt defence man let fly from the blue line, which was high, struck the screen back of the of ting the others. credited one just inside goal, landed on top of the twine and Belanger, trying to clear, pawed it in-| to the mesh. Haileybury opened the scoring in the second minute when Hughes sneaked} in for a snap shot which fooled Dixon! complétely. Croteau then came down and fired one from the blue line which | the puck hit- | dribbling , a ee | the mesh. On a nice combination play | 3elanger looked bad on, ting his pad and just into | midway in the frame McCarthy scored The balance of the | session was keenly contested, but the| goalies had settled down and no aah 'scoring took place, Cobalt going in to} rest with a 2-1 lead. The Miners made it 3-1 three minutes | after the second period opened, but Valentine and Moriarity reduced the lead at the half-way mark. Then Tom Jackson got the flukey one, followed | two minutes later by Clark to make 'it 5-2 for Cobalt. Moriarity and Peacock combined just before the bell to cut into Cobalt's lead. In the final frame Hughes further reduced the gap on a nice goal, and Haileybury swarmed in for some min- utes, making it hot for the visiting lads. Clarke broke away and made it 6-4, and play alternatedfrom end to end for several before Hughes whipped for Haileybury. Clark ended it with a goal.from close. in, with but a couple of minutes togo and though the home youngsters tried hard they could not get a break, both being robbed on Holland's pass, minutes another in Derraugh and Sullivan when right through. Eleven penalties were handed out by Referee Harry McKnight, but they were all minors, and mostly for acci- dental trips. Cobalt drew six to Hail- eybury's five. > COBALT HAILEYBURY Dixon goal Belanger Jackson L Def. Jenkins Croteau R. Def. Little Holland centre Hughes McCarthy r. wing Peacock Kelly 1. wing Derraugh F. Tessolini alternate Moriarity Derepentigny i Valentine Clark ie Moore R. Tessolini Sullivan Chateau Frontenac -- world-known at the anniversary of its opening which took December 11th, 1893. Many have stayed at the Chateau in the past forty years, and Canadian Pacific hostelry Quebec City--recently celebrated fortieth place notables Frontenac many outstanding functions have been held there. WHEN AND WHERE THE HOCKEY TEAMS PLAY SENIOR Mon., Dec. 25--Liskeard at Cobalt. Thur., Dec. 28--Cobalt at Haileybury Mon., Jan. 1--Haileybury at Liskeard Thur., Jan. 4--Liskeard at Haileybury Mon., Jan. 8--Cobalt at Liskeard Thur., Jan. 11--Haileybury at Cobalt Mon., Jan. 15--Cobalt at Haileybury Thur., Jan. 18--Haileybury at Liskeard Mon., Jan .22--Liskeard at Cobalt. JUNIOR Tue., Dec. 26--Liskeard at Haileybury Fri., Dec. 29--Cobalt at Liskeard. Tue., Jan. 2--Haileybury at Cobalt Fri, Jan. 5--Cobalt at Liskeard Tue., Jan. 9--Haileybury at Cobalt. Fri., Jan. 12--Liskeard at Haileybury Tue., Jan. 16--Haileybury at Liskeard Fri., Jan. 19--Liskeard at Cobalt Tues., Jan. 23--Cobalt at Haileybury At the conchusion of the schedules all-star teams will be chosen in both series, under the name and manage- ment of the clubs winning in the group games, and two games will be played in each town in the group by the all- star teams against the best of the play- ers left over. These games will be finished and the teams ready for the). N.O.H.A. playdowns by February 15th. | Sport Notes * Cobalt Seniors opened the tri-town league schedule last Thursday evening at New Liskeard, handing the Farmers the short end of an 8-6 score, and it was a typical early season game, with no combination efforts to mention, and quite a lot of bunching and hockey of The first period Liskeard having somewhat of an edge, but Cobalt had the second frame all to themselves and the shinny variety. was very close, 'with came |piled up a lead, 6-3. Liskeard back to make it 6-5, but their defence As a/}failed and let the Cobalters through for Gobalt | ward line with Moore, Nadeau and | Wright on the alternate line and Zanin |two tallies late in the period |had Stoughton in goal, with Moore and |later coming on to release Moore for | forward line duty, and "Shorty" eo through for four goals. He was aided by Rorke with two. Fisher, .Pellette,| Nadeau, Croteau and Wright were the} other forwatds, with Fisher being the! most likely looking. Gibson in the nets, Sullivan and Galos- Miller, Hendry, East- man as one liné and Bonani, Anderson They did not| man W. E Bagshaw handled the game well, | | | Liskeard started ka on defence, and Lott as the other.. have an extra defence _ cere The opening of the Junior schedule took place at Cobalt on Saturday even- | ing, with New Liskeard group cham- | pions doing their stuff, handing out a 9-3 defeat to the homesters. Honors in the opening stanza were fairly even with Liskeard coming off for the first breather in front 3-2. They four times in the second trame without reply from the Cobalters, and ended up with two in the final chukker while the The Liskeard No. 1 line, Frost, Morris and Allan were too good for the silver town lads, and the} defence gave Helmer plenty of pro-| tection. Liskeard looks to be headed, for the group title, and with additions from Cobalt and Haileybury, should just about give any Junior outfit real trouble. tailied Miners got one. _Haileybury and Cobalt. Seniors play- ed 70 minutes of hockey on Monday evening in: the silver town without breaking the deadlock, 5-5, and the game was just that even. Haileybury opened the scoring in the first frame, when Mart O'Grady dented the: twine. Carl Hutt tied it up before the close of the session. In the second canto Bob "SMILING THROUGH". A charming close-up of Mary Pick- ford, screen star, as she posed with a banquet presented by her admir- ers on her arrival at New York from Los Angeles, where she re- cently filed suit for divorce against Douglas Fairbanks. She may ap- pear on Broadway after she wins her freedom Poppleton put Haileybury in front, 2-1. Shorty Moore knotted the count again early in the third period and anin put the Cobalters in the lead for the first time. Valentine tied it up again and Burton put Haileybury back in front, but just before the gong Moore snap- ped another home for Cobalt. There was no score in the first five minutes of the extra period, but Pellette netted shortly after they changed ends, in the dying seconds of. the overtime through Haileybury to get an even break Cobalt added strength to the line-up from their first tilt, hay- ing Hutt and Thorne on defence and Andrews in the net. Rorke Pellette and Fisher made up the first string for- and "Spud" Valentine came for considerable for reserve defence duty. had St. between the posts, Renaud and Beckett in front of him, with O'Grady front Haileybury Louis Dempster, Hassett and stuff They were relieved by Popple- Mc- doing the starting up ton, Valentine and Burton, with *} cards, and will likely receive Cracken for extra defence work. Wilfred (Shorty) Redvers (Red) and Gerald Green, Alex. McKinnon, Sam Rothschild, Steve Yankoski and Joey Ironstohe of Sudbury, Freddie Faught, Copper" Cliff, Carl. Palangio, North Bay, Harry McKnight, New Liskeard, and Eddie Carmody, formerly of*Hail- eybury, but a Pembroke all been boy, have recommended for amateur them as Christmas present from the Amateur Athletic Union of Canada. The ter now rests in the hands of Bill Fry mat- of Dunnville, poohbah of amateur hoc- key, and the genial Willum will likely see that the cards are O.K.'d. and Seniors attraction at this (Thursday) evening, and it Liskeard Haileybury are the the local arena looks as though it will be a peppery game While Liskeard lost the opener to the Cobalt Miners, they have strengthened up, and of opposition promise plenty to the locals, who have eyes on the 'group title Gifts ther, them for Mother, Father. all from our could faction. Washing Machines, Ranges, able. 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