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THURS., DECEMBER 24, 1936 dP Yel le AHAILEYBURIAN Page § Cobalt Juniors Protest Win of » . Liskeard Sextet "ttt Farmers Used Ineligible Player; Liskeard Outscore Miners by 5 to 3 Cobalt and New Liskeard Jun- iors tangled in the silver town on *Tuesday night in a fast, clean game. These two teams display plenty of opposition for the strong local kids. Cobalt 'played the game under protest, claiming Sutcliffe, who played for the Farmers for the past few season's but who is now attending college, ineligible under the N.O.H.A. residence rule. The protest will be heard in a short time, and decision given. The game started slowly, each team feeling out its opponents. McPhee passed to Thompson, who put the "Liskies" in the lead. Croteau soon evened it up, how- ever, on a pass from Holouka. The second period was wide- open hockey with both outfits going full blast. Referee Bill Bagshaw called back a Liskeard goal when one of the boys kick- ed the puck into the net. Ona nice bit of teamwork, with T. 'Croteau and. J. Gabbani, Kelly was able to put the home' town squad one up; only to have Pelkie tie it up again after a lone rush. The last frame went to Lis- keard; McPhee scored unassist- ed, Holmes netted one from Thompson's pass, then Sutcliffe finished the victors' scoring. Co- balt's line of Chartier, Mercier and D. Gabbani combined for the last goal of the game, while Mc- Phee was serving a penalty. FIRST PERIOD Liskeard _-Thompson (McPhee) Cobalt --. T. Croteau (Holouka) Penalty--Sutcliffe. SECOND PERIOD Cobalt --- Kelly (T. Croteau, J. Gabbani) Atiskeardt: = 22254 Seno Pelkie Penalty--Mercier. THIRD PERIOD iskeard #2229 22s McPhee Liskeard __ Holmes (Thompson) Wiskeardy.<--e =o Sutcliffe Cobalt -- D. Gabbani (Mercier, Chartier) ' Liskeard--Inch, goal; Taylor Sutcliffe, defence; Thompson Holmes, McPhee, forwards; Mor- ris, Lever, Pelkie, Dodds and Ed- wards, subs. Cobalt -- Morin, St. Laurent goal; J. Croteau, Holouka, de- fence; Chartier, Mercier, D. Gab- bani, forwards; Kelly, J. Gabbani Johnson, T. Croteau, subs. CURLERS PLAY FIRST SPOON COMPETITION ON SATURDAY LAST The first of a series of "Spoon competition" at the local curling rink was' played on Saturday af- ternoon last and brought consid- erable interest among the play- ers who took part. The plan is an innovation here, but has been adopted by many other clubs and from all appearances, it is going to be a popular feature of the play this winter. The successful rink on Satur- day was skipped by Ray Howey, with Herb Pickard as vice-skip, of a point for tie. All other games will uation. "Cy" Crichton as second player be 3 points for a win and 1% points for leton notched another for Hail- and Bill Dobbins leading. Jan. Central Group Hockey Schedule SENIOR Dec. Dec. 30--Cobalt at Liskeard . 4Liskeard at Haileybury. . 7--Haileybury at Cobalt . 11--Cobalt at Haileybury Jan. 14--Haileybury at Liskeard. Jan. 18--Liskeard at Cobalt Jan. 21--Liskeard at 'Haileybury. Jan. 25--Cobalt at Liskeard. 28--Haileybury at Cobalt. JUNIOR Dec. 29--Liskeard at Haileybury. Jan. 5--Haileybury at Cobalt Jan. 8--Liskeard at Haileybury. Jan, 12--Cobalt at Liskeard Jan. 15--Haileybury at Cobalt Jan. 19--Cobalt at Haileybury Jan. 22--Haileybury at Liskeard. Jan. 26--Liskeard at Cobalt Jan. 29--Cobalt at Haileybury Feb. 2--Cobalt at Liskeard SOUTHERN GROUP R JUNIOR SCHEDULE Jan. S--Soo at Copper Cliff 6--Soo at North Bay Trappers 12--Copper Cliff at N.B. Trappers 14--Trappers at Scollard Hall 19--Scollard Hall at Soo 21--Trappers at Copper Cliff 22--Trappers at Soo. 26--Soo at Scollard Hall 2--Copper Cliff at Scollard Hall Scollard Hall at Trappers 9--Scollard Hall at Copper Cliff 11--Copper Cliff at Soo. | Feb. NORTH GROUP SENIOR | N. O. H. A. SCHEDULE) 28--Timmins at S. Porcupine 2--S. Porcupine at Toburn 3--S. Porcupine at Noranda S5--Lake Shore at W.-Hargreaves 5--Toburn at S. Porcupine 6--Toburn at Timmins. 7--Lake Shore at Tekimas 9--Timmins at W.-Hargreaves 10--Timmins at Noranda 12--Noranda at Tekimas 13--S. Porcupine at Timmins 14--Toburn at W.-Hargreaves - 16--S. Porcupine at W.-Hargrea's 17--S. Porcupine at Noranda 19--W.-Hargreaves at Tekimas 20--Lake Shore at Noranda 20--Timmins at S. Porcupine 22--Toburn at Lake Shore 22--Noranda at Timmins 23--Noranda at S. Porcupine 25--Tekimas at Toburn 27--Tekimas at W.-Hargreaves 30Timmins at Tekimas 31--Timmins at Noranda 2--Noranda at Toburn. 5--W.-Hargreaves at Lake Shore 5--Tekimas at S. Porcupine 6--Tekimas at Timmins. 7--Toburn at Noranda 9--Noranda at Timmins 10--Noranda at S. Porcupine 12--S. Porcupine at Lake Shore 13--S. Porcupine at Tekimas 14--W.-Hargreaves at Noranda 15--S. Porcupine at Timmins 16--Noranda at W. Hargreaves 19--Timmins at Lake Shore 20--Timmins at Toburn 23--Lake Shore at Toburn 24--W.-Hargreaves at S. Porcup'e 25--W.-Hargreaves at Timmins 25--Tekimas at Lake Shore. Profressional rules adopted by the C.A.H.A. to govern. When Timmins and S. Porcupine are playing with each other they will count, one point for a win and % a point for al tie. When Timmins and S. Boreasine| are playing with Noranda they will all three count 1% points for a win and 4 Jan. Feb. a tie. 28--Liskeard at Cobalt i Cobalt) 2-2-2 Odette (Hylands) |Penaities--Hughes 2, Thibeault McDonald SECOND PERIOD Gobalia === McDonald (Rorke) @obaltie === sees Croteau Hatleybuny, jose sass Renaud Cobal err se. Ste sea ve Hylands Cobaltgene-: = Gabbani (Odette) | Cobalt Puckists Win Opener, 6-2 from Haileybury --_-- Fast-Breaking Line Makes Local Lads Look Lazy; Sixteen Penalties Served Cobalt Seniors invaded Hailey- bury Monday night and persuad- ed the locals to start off the sea- son on the wrong end of a 6-2) score. The home town boys gave all they had, but the teamplay of the lads from the silver town) won the game. | Despite the defeat of the locals the small group of fans in attend- dance got their money's worth in stiff bodychecks and from the) sixteen penalties handed out by Referee Jack Wilder. More vocal support would help the boys along greatly. The players opened up from the start, but there was no scoring until late in the period, then while Hughes was serving his second) penalty for roughing it with} Douglas, Hylands slipped a pass| to Odette who made no mistake | about planting it behind St. Louis. Cobalt made sure of their lead jearly in the second with two more goals, one by McDonald from Rorke and one by Croteau unassisted. When both teams with tworto knot the count at the/a number of opportunities to put | second breathef. Morrie Mc-jthe game in the win column. It Curdy came through with the|looks like all three teams are were a man short Renaud tallied Haileybury's first after an endto end rush, making the score 3-1. Toward the end of the period Co- balt picked up another pair, when| Hylands snared a loose puck and) rapped it home, while Odette and| Gabbani teamed up to get another' and Grozelle finished the scoring for the period to make it 5-2. In the last frame, both teams} played much better hockey. Fre-| quent ganging attacks on both goals failed till Thibeault, on a} pass from Douglas, finished the scoring. FIRST PERIOD Penalties--Hughes. 2, McArthur Orr, Moriarity, Hylands. THIRD PERIOD Cobalt Thibeault (Douglas Penalties -- Douglas, Odette 2, Valentine, Hughes, McArthur. Cobalt--Roy, goal; W. Gabbani and Douglas, defence; Rorke, Orr, McDonald, forwards; Cro- teau, Thibeault, Hylands, Odette, subs. Haileybury -- St. Louis, goal; Renaud, Magee, defence; Popple- ton, McArthur, Hughes, for- wards; Moriarity, Valentine, Grozelle, Cook, subs. HAILEYBURY SENIORS TAKE NEW LISKEARD, BY 3 TO 2 LAST NIGHT Haileybury Seniors threw a bombshell last night when they waded into Liskeard and took the Wabi River boys for a 3-2 loss. Scoring the only goal of the first frame, Bob McArthur gave Haileybury command of the sit- In the second Bob Pop- eybury, while Liskeard retaliated CROWDS STILL GATHER BEFORE BUCKINGHAM PALACE Ever since the Kings of England have'used Buckingham Palace as their "town house", crowds have gathered in front of the main gates whenever events of unusual interest have transpired. None, however, have attracted such crowds as the recent events leading up to the abdication of King Edward. Day and night for more than two weeks the sidewalks in front of the Palace have been covered with anxious Londoners hoping to catch a glimpse of the principals in the controversy, and, now that Edward has become Duke of Windsor and his brother has become King George VI, crowds still continue to gather in front of the Palace taken early one morning, a few days before King Edward abdicated. gates. This picture was winning tally in the final frame. The locals were supposedly weakened: when three of the reg-; lars were unable to go, but filled in with Juniors and came out on the right end of the score. HAILEYBURY JUNIORS BOW TO LISKEARD IN OPENER, FIVE TO FOUR The junior hockey lads opened the season at Liskeard last Fri- day evening. with the local kids supplying the opposition. It was a smart contest for so early in the season, and Liskeard were rather fortunate to win out, 5-4. Tne Haileybury lads were not so well tutored on the new rules as Liskeard, and thereby lost quite FREE? 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