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FJANE ST. HARDWARE Juveniles were‘ eliminâ€" from the OMHA group finals W night, going down the ville team by a count ‘18â€"9. This was the second of twoâ€"game _ series, goals to j with Weston taking the j last week in a last rush to win 8â€"7. On the f Weston was beaten 20â€"17. The local boys drew first blood i:nh v.heh za)rlne Owil:hl Sm‘iith rough _ t akville deâ€" ® on a indidfduul effort to at 1.20, A threeâ€"way passâ€" . play by Cruseâ€"Smith and resulted in Cruse firing thome Weston‘s second of the night, g‘ two quick ones by Currie and ‘Cowan of Oakville knotted the igount at 12.25. Smith got his I of the night on a nice pass Cruse to put Weston again in t, but within three minutes Oakville had tied it up again with ‘a goal: from Currie. The fastâ€" *moving, tricky, Smith with only mds left in the period, went the mh of the ice, to draw Tuck out of the nets and finish the period with Weston leading by one tally, Oakville tied the score and took gllo goal lead before three inutes had elapsed in the second md with. Begg and Busado ted with the goals. Smith Wicked up his fourth goal again on &upm from Cruse to knot the mt once more, but Oakville ahead with Begg‘s goal at Never to be defeated, the 3 n crew came back once again with McCartney going in on goal mnd slamming one wnto the twine But Oakville still maintained their bmeâ€"goal lead at the end of the gecond period when Clark beat &l‘d in the Weston nets to end * period 7â€"6 for Oakville. * Weston tied the game up just quce ng)re during the third period, me akville weny anead to beat Chard in the nets six times, gtting only. three replies from the eston forwards. boull Empoy Going Oy Bus HALIFAX %l!l!c ; ST. 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On the whole the team turned in a great game of hockey, with the steady coaching of Benny Harris showing up in their form and teamâ€"work. From here the‘ team will be entered in the THL Juvenile League, in the King Clancy series, and also play a number of exhibiâ€" tion loops. OAKVILLE: Goal, Tuck; deâ€" fense, Hill, McKim; centre, Jim Cowan; wings, Begg, Currie; alâ€" ternates, Kent, Milligan, Goodale, Bosada, G. _ Clark, Raffinstein, Brown and Harding. After tying the score at 1.35 Weston lost the lead permanently, although rush after push was made into the Oakville zone. The Smithâ€" Cruse combination accounted for the first, third period goal, while Wrieln and Cruse both unassisted got Weston‘s remaining two countâ€" ers, _ For Oakville, Cowan and Currie took two, while Busado and Begg each got singles to end the game with Oakville four golls_up. i oved ib ier aah ced es uied va d Fink Chard played a standout game in the nets, stopping twice as mll::ir shots as the Oakville net minder. _ Fink has shown good form this year, and there is no doubt that with continued practise, he will become one of the best in the game. Smith and Cruse, who between them accounted for ten of Weston‘s points, proved themâ€" selves to be steady dependable hockey players, not only on the offensive but on the defensive too. Although only getting one goal during the night, the new star Pete Wright showed outstanding ability and the team have high hopes for him in the future. 6.08 p.m. xd9.33 p.m. ) MAKE FIRST PLACE:â€" $44.15 56.00 176.05 From Eatough in the nets, who has been playing an outstanding game all year, to every last man on the forward and defense line, there is not one who cannot be put in the Class "A" of their league. They are a fighting, hard hitting, sharp shooting crew, whose fine play will make the fans sit up and cheer at the top of their voices.. . As for St. Mikes. Anyone who has been reading the daily papers does not need to be genned up on that team. They are in Junior "B" OHA as against Weston‘s "C" ratâ€" ing, but if they think they‘re goâ€" ing to have a soft touch they better think again, _ . . The Juniors, who are now tied for first place in the OHA, have displayed a playing style that will delight even the most discriminatâ€" ing ice fan, and there is little doubt that they will stack up exceptionâ€" ally well against the visiting St. Mikes crew,. Under the able coachâ€" ing of Ab Crocker, they have hit a winning streak and have been unâ€" defeated during the last six games, giving Oakville their first loss of the season last Friday evening to move into a first place tie with that team. Transportation by road of perishâ€" able farm products is an everyday occurrence, _ but _ probably the longest truck haul of poultry was made recently with the initial shipment of 12,000 live birds from Manitoulin Island, Ont., to the New England States. So for those of you who want to see the best in hockey, drop around to the Recreation Centre Thursday, February 19th, and you won‘t be disappointed. A Long Haul Johann _ Hoffman, a former Kruxp tank designer, testified at an American war crime trial that Kruppâ€"made tanks were secretly taken to Russia in 1932 for trial manoceuvres. â€" One of the fastest movinf hockâ€" ey games ever to be pl:god n Wesâ€" ton, and one game at â€" hockey fans don‘t want to miss, is the one scheduled for Thursday evening, February 19th, The game will be g(layed between the wellâ€"known St. ikes Buzzers and Weston Bowlâ€" ing Lane‘s Juniors, at 8.30 p.m, on the night just mentioned. GROW VEGETABLES? $ % ¢ § t $ $ $ Juniors To Meet St. Mikes In Exhibition Game Game To Be Played At Lions Recreation Centre, February 19th ® If you want to get the most out of your veeeuble crop this year give Vigoro Commercial Grower a trial. The experience of many growers proves it‘s more profitable to use. crop qualities that spell extra profit...try Vigoro Commercial Grower. DO YOU For early maturity, top quality am(}.:igh yields ... WESTON 1410 A PRODUCT OF SWIFT $ ¢ $ 4# % $ 6 Ted Downer played an outstandâ€" ing game both offensively and deâ€" fensively.dgetting half of Weston‘s tallies, and stopping more than one Oakville breakâ€"aâ€"way. Lefty Chard who picked up two counters played a good steady game on the defense line, while Blake Eatough guarding Weston‘s nets, played a sound The Weston boys outplayed the Oakville crew the entire game, as they have done in each of the other loops, but this time, the breaks were with them. They kept the Oakville team hemmed in their own zone during the entire game, grabâ€" bing the lead early in the game and hanging on to it until the final whistle blew, Hurstâ€"Dillonâ€"Gray Donate 18 Pts. To Jrs. Easy Win Over Brampton As the teams now stand, they are both tied up with eleven points, each but Weston lead in the numâ€" ber of goals scored by 13 counters. Both teams have had 27 goals scorâ€" ed against them, The fastâ€"moving Weston Juniors, h?ndod Oakville their first defeat of the season last Friday mrht. and moved up into a first place tie with that team, This was the Junâ€" iors fifth straight win of the season, after losing one and tying one to Oakville in their first two games. Paced by the Hurstâ€"Dillon Gray line, who collected eighteen points between them the Weston Juniors swamped a very inferior Branipton crew once again, and emerged with m oneâ€"sided 20â€"4 victory at Bolton last Thursday. After taking a six goal lead in the first period, the Weston lads went ahead to increake their marâ€" gin by eight goals in the second and finally finished the game with a sixteen goal lead over the Brampâ€" ton team. The game was closely played only during the first seven minutes of the first period, and from there on in, Weston hgd a heyâ€"day at Brampton‘s expense. Dillon started the scoring after only on minute of play, on a threeâ€"way passing play from Ron Hurst and.â€"Gray Courtley‘s goal from Hillson knotâ€" ted the count at the 6.00 minute mark, but Weston rapped home five more before Courtley of Brampton finally beat Eatough for the seâ€" cond time. Juniors Battle To 6â€"4 Win Over Oakvilleâ€"Move Into 1st Place Tie Southern from Florian got Wesâ€" ton‘s second of the night at 8.30 while just ten seconds later from the faceâ€"off, Downer and Hurst combined to widen Weston‘s lead. Before another minute of play was over Hurst and Gray fired two more home, and Galagher got the sixth goal of the period at the 12.00 minute mark,. Dillon from Downer and Gray, and Burlington from Gray finished the period with Weston leading 8â€"2. The second period was the most closely played of the night, with forechecking predominant on both teams, and play mostly in around the red lines. Weston counted three more goals during the second as against Brampton‘s single. Gray got his second goal of the night on an individual effort at the one minute mark, while Florian from Dillon, and the Hurstâ€"Dillonâ€"Gray combination _ accounted for the other two. Courtley got his third of the night for Brampton on a pass from Hilson at 15.00 minutes. During the third period Weston scored goals on an average of one every two minutes, making rush after rush into the Brampton zone, and keeping Dalzel in the nets goâ€" fog around in circles. Count of shots on goal during this period was impossible after the first few minutes. In all the local boys scored nine goals as against Brampton‘s Weston ... Acton L=....s Fergus .___.__ Orkville Leg‘n Orangeville .... Oakville Army Georsetown .... Milton â€"______ Orkville ._..__ Dr. Leon S. Stone of New Haven, Conn., has some salamanders that act as strangely as a man reaching up to tie his shoes, or bending down to reach a high shelf. The little lizardâ€"like creatures look u(r to see something below them; down to see something above them. They also look to the right or to the left at exactly the wrong times. â€" f Dr. Stone, professor of comparaâ€" tive anatomy at the Yale Univerâ€" sity School of Medicine, used the salamanders in a ‘study which ultimately may benefit human sight. His work has involved more than 4,000 operations. Reverse Vision In Some Salamanders These salamanders have reverse vision. They got it after their ef'eu were rotated in a half circle, like t\lmi':f a telemne dial "halfway around. What been the top of their zo becomes the bottom, the left si bocomc’ the r;,m side. Nr Stane. nrafessor eomnaraâ€" Brampton ... Georgetown ... Tell them : Times and Gu _ Results: . Friday, Oakville 4. | Hockey | Weston Juniors Have Heyâ€"Day â€"â€" Trounce Brampton 20â€"4 To Take Fourth Straight Win â€" Meet League Leaders Next Week :fiifllq’:fi Friday, Intermediate Junior OHA OHA it 13 40 Weston A_ Pts 21 11 mc. reaching the form that made a star last year. All the credit for the success of this team is due to one manâ€"Ab Crocker, coach of the boys. Ab took a bunch of rookies and molded them into a winning team, a team that plays his way and no other, He works them hard and long in practises, making them skate until their tongues loll out, but all the hard, steady work is paying off. Perhaps one of the most important things Ab has accomplished is obâ€" taining the lupsort and respect of the players, and the confidence of the Weston A.C. Half the battle in any man‘s language. _ _ Scorers of last Friday‘s games were, Downer who picked up three goals with Hurst, Florian and Gray getting the assist; Lefty Chard, ringing the bell twice, once unassisted, and once on a pass from Stevenson, and Ron Hurst who picked up Weston‘s sixth goal of the night on a pass from Dillon. Final Score, Weston 6, Oakville 4, Oakville scorers were not availâ€" able. Weston: Goal, Eatough; deâ€" fense, Downer, Chard; Centre, Dilâ€" lon; Wings, Gray, Hurst; Alterâ€" nates, Florian, Stevenson, Powell, Hales, Eilis, Southorn and Burlingâ€" Hurst, Dillon and Hales accountâ€" ed for two apiece while Gallagher, Ellis and Downer got the remainâ€" der. Weston goals were scored at one, three, five, six, eight, ten, twelve, fourteen and sixteen minutes. Hurst topped the scoring leaders with four goals and two assists to his credit, while Dillon, Grey, Dowâ€" ner, Gallagher, Calhoun, and Hales accounted for two each. Gray and Downer collected the most points racking up seven each. The Hurstâ€" Dillonâ€"Gray line was a treat to watch and by far the best as a unit. Their threeâ€"way pasing plays, worked out almost to perfection, had the Brampton team going around in a quandry, not to menâ€" tion netâ€"minder Dalzel who had more than a busy time all night. . single, credited to Blackie Graham with Taggart getting the assist. Following their slow start the Juniors are fast becoming an organized unit, and this makes their fourth straight victory during the past two weeks. Next Tuesday the boys meet the Oakville crew, in a homeâ€"game at Bolton, result of which will decide first palce posiâ€" tion. n in nen id at Hatamd ONTARIO®®S products are desired and purchased by people all over the world, and the capacity to produce such goods largely determines the economic welfare of every man, woman and child within her borders. 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