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^A TgE MASSEXA OBSERVES. MASSENA, NEW YORK, TUESDAY, JANUARY JO, m°. Spertfy* Around^- NICK FboGuftsKi .ijl,\!! 11 ;'-^\^i. ••Vil'IH, ar 2=na PAGE SEVEN m School Hockey Team Opens Season at Clarkson i> THE NORTHERN NEW YORE Basketball League is certainly like the stock market of ifre past sev- J eral j ears .. . one week, the teams are up on top and ths next finds the quintets occupying a berth next to the cellar division . . . After jetting whipped by the Potsdam tevatt* the locals (fell into sixth position with ihe Ogdens- burg squadi where if they had taken the Bee Towne team in- to town, then the tables would have been turned ... but as it stands, the locals- are still in sixth place . . . Malone af tW taking it on the chin Friday from Saranac Lake fell into a tie with the Gou- verneur squad for ihei foundation of the league standings. * # * { LAST MINUTE—Oniy one qnar- ter of play left, if the !EhIe court- men felt that way a}3 the time then, Massena fans wouldn't have to worry if the squad came home with a victory or not. , The squad is building or should I say has built a reputation of being the squad with that stop and go pep. It is the only team in the entire' league with the grand finish. No kidding, it is a wonder tjhe way the team goes about it, thej last quar- ter rolls around and boy do- they hit it up. Mmmmm —| Mmmmm, they put all their steam, exert' LOCAL SEXTET MEETS POTSDAM THURSDAY NIGHT Thursday night, the Massena High School hockey team will be given its first test of their season when they invade the Potsdam pucksters at the Clarkson Arena. Opening their first game on the new arena, recently completed, the Hughes machine wiH be given its test of power, strength defensive- ly and offensively. ' Coach Elliott Hughes has had the team out whenever ice was available and gave practice ses- sions on plays and the handling of the puck in action. No definite lineup for the game Thursday night was issued by Hughes in his statement yesterday. It is expect- ed that the Potsdam team will meet the locals on local ice in the near future. At present, Jack Sullivan seems to be guarding the nets and is a sure man for his berth in the bat- tle. Centers will be picked from Percy O'Shaughnessy, Claude Me- Connell, both new members, and George Markell, captain of the 1937-38 squad. Wing men starters will he se- lected from either Charles Millar, Vernon Taylor, Irving Simser, Levi — .J-; W ,_ ' , ' ! -• ' ' ' \ • • \- ™ \\ Red Raiders to Meet Huskies at Franklin Academy Tonight Potsdam Beats Raiders \1939 ACOA, Grove league Schedules On High School Court \Open Winter-Spring Sessions; To Time of 29 15 Loops Will Roll Until March j| The Massena Red Raiders basketball five was handed one of it* worst beatings Friday night at the local high school court since the upper berths cf the^tandia? opening of the league, by the Potsdam quintet, by a score of 20-15. *\ •jThe Massena Red Raiders basketball five was handed one of its] worst beatings Friday night at the high school coujt since the opening of the league by the Pots- da^n quintet by a score of 2J> to 15. Playing hutterfingers ball, tin- kering lazily around for three periods, the local aggregation rea- j lized its .doom as the fourth stanza J roiled around. The team began to erafeh through with a photo jfinisn i that was cooled .off by the lapse of time. Trailing behind a 24 to 5 score, the locals began their spree of shots from aH comers of the eaaft with about six minutes to go. The local clan rolled up 10 points before the whistle blew for the vic- tor^ over Potsdam. No sooner had the \tweet\ themselves to their last bit of ; Hariy p < Defensive positions energy mto the final quarter and: are jf eW b J Jo6 and HaiuTjJouX Carroll says in his geometry „,, ' . „,/„„« ' classes, \Train's gone!\! ' i The * ?ame K caIIed at 7:30 P- ». •<\> wo sooner had the \tweet\ ^v* {sounded on the opening jump, than and! fWtfiin Jnfcn Smith Palnffei onii I Parisian, Roland Granger WCaptnin John Smith, Pelotte and JAMETEAM MftfH TO POTSDAM Downfall number three chalked up by the Junior Varsity basket- bait squad Friday night at the lo- cal court as it tumbled at the hands of a powerful Potsdam clan, IS to 6. • . ,„,., , . , . . ,i With the advancement of Hank interested in playing , horseshoe, j p atrzalek> who toT the past tSme yes I sad horseshoe,, see me. You, waS on ^ - * d r^n^ri^^SZ^L^I^ 8 *^^ miss this 4ad IF YOU horseshoe fans who joined The Observer tournament are wondering what happened tol it, well just hold onto your hats} and keep cool until next Tuesday 'cause that's exactly when the full j schedule of the tourney wHl ap-! pear. This date is final. Talking it over with Mr. Wafkins and Ralph Sovie, the men decided to carry the dead-line until Saturday, so if you still like joining up with this outfit see one of these men. There are about 2© men in this one division. i * • - * * j NOTICE WOMEN-— tt you are Three of a. Kind Tfcr*e of * UatfT Thai's ike eier? of la* A bertfag 4i*ujm et Jfcr ACO* 1 Titre# tmmjmm with thm mmmmm ^^W ^\^* ^^m^^^^^^mf ^ ^m^mjm, ^^m^m* ^^^^m^m^ mars tiunrat for ihe Mrmt ie« Itial. Three jRoaiee's i*p srhndultd to iwwi ia this dl- vision from tomorrow night until March 2§ when the final gaiaee are rolled. The three Romeo's are «ap- lained by Joe fumf* Snm9 Roiaeo aad Rocky itoaieo. Briwo'f leap has an average of $19 pias far a single fame wKHe Bnmo kia»cV haa a 177 average. Rocky has 378 average and his team «7«, Joe • 178 aveeag* aad his ti^im 869. From now until the end of Marci., pins wiH scatter on the Wwlin^ aileys in town of various leagues, flfce ti^msvwill once more »Uxi&ter the maples for nigfier scores and ia place foir lAe me^§^m m ^^ft mmmm mm Hahnahs triumvirate took the pill on frequent trips to the basket. As the |first quarter was pushed on the books, the Potsdam aggrega- tion) delivered 1J points and the iotas] five only put a single basket through the hoop. Suhs were sent in by both teams t Ma .^g*-. . mmmm*. > . . . and-the fouls were checked closely [ BEpBElT]J|I| I] WOMEN TO NAVE by Frank Mason and Lago, oifi-j cialsl The Potsdam outfit still \hotf on a trail of shooting found the backboard oh many attempts and registered seven more points. The jRed Raiders were held down in their scoring and could only put three more points on the hook. Heniy Patraalek, who rose to the first string men from the jayvee squad, was sent in for Amo, Henry was fan the court 10 seconds when he was awarded a foul shot which he mlade good. The first half end- ed with the visitors holding an 18 to 5 lead. ft Jtfas a bad thing for the Ehle clan jas it went eight minutes of enough are interested. Come \all you girls that work in these five you feel\ pounds of and ten cent stores, if like tossing about 2*-» iron 30 feet, drop your name in at the office. And if enough are interested, this will be the FIRST Women'es League in NORTHERN NEW YORK. ! * * * THEY SAY if you start paint- ing a barn, you' gotta'finish it. Well, remember a few issues ago, about the letter I received from a sport fan insisting that ! the nest six bowlers of the Ctirove and ACOA Leagues meet for the cham- pionship of Massena. Wfell» I an- nounced the Grove men and now it comes time thai Che best six of the ACOA loop are brought before the public eye. Here they are: R. < up- a little over 20 points. Besides the advancement of Patrzalek, Ro- land Granger handed in resigna- tion about a week ago, diverting his attention toward the hockey sport line. Minus two men, coach Dighton Rowan is now out trying to build a new squad that will click P like the team in the first three games. At; Friday's runaway with Pots- dam pulling the cart, the Rowan aggregation fell in the rear of the battle in the very first quarter, when the visitors chalked up 10 points\ to their two. The second stanza'rolled around and the locals could 'dnly find the hoop on a foul shot. Potsdam registered one foul point and a toss from the court. The scoring by both teams was basket or fouL Not once did die ties. Those who are interested in this activity should call Mia? jDawley or the superintendent's office on or before Thursday, Jan. 12. Weaver, Ralph Farmer, lien Rick- j Red Raiders Juniors only ehalk- ard of the A hop with I81jing up three points and the visit- averages, \Prof\ Hegdovitz, 182 (ors fiv^s, before the game was average of B division, W.'Morrow, '. finished. slowed! in the last half with the)minute to go, the score read 24 to \15. John Smith of the visitors found the hoop from the side for two points. Hannahs sank a foal shot and then Duprey .finished the team! threaten to score but con- r will constitute the type of activi- tinuetf to play the \lazy\ type of ball it exhibited in the other two quarters. Potsdam rolled up six morej points to take a stronger lead By 24 to 5. Th^ final period found the Power City jag. playing basketball as It should be played. They hammered the hoop for 10 points, getting as close as nine points to the knotting point of the scoring with the Sandntone City outfit. With two minutes of playing time remaining, the locals were trailing behind, 24 to 13, Alex Jukosld sank a long shot from the green line. Potsdam called^ time out. Potsdam slowed up the game passing the leather slowly about the court. With a The ACOA loop schedule opened last night at Harvey's alleys. To- night, the B division will get under way with the Anderson's and Ledger's dueling, Grow*s and Nel- son's will clash, and the Robinson's and Gibson's will meet. Tomorrow evening the A di- vision, where the \big stuff\ of the best bowlers in town are found will find J. Romeo's and Farmer's roll- ing 30 frames, the B. Romeo's ana Weaver's will face each other, Morrow's and R. Romeo'3 will duel. Over in the Grove, the Rialto and jfohnnie's team met last night. Coca'Cola squads will be on hand to scrap for an upper berth from the start.. The Town League opened its season Friday night at Harvey's alleys. The Young Women's loop opened Sunday at Day's and the Women's League opened Thursday at Harvey^s. The team members of the ACOA loop follow: A. Division: Weaver's; R. Weav- er 181, S. Haley 174, S. Hender- son 173, F. Vrooraan 173, G. Barnes 168. Farmer's: R. Farmer 181, D. Kaner 174, B. Tyo 174,1. Kennedy 17*> A. Morgan 169. Morrow's; W, Morrow 170, W. ^Sutter 175, W. Ennor 174, J. Ju- koski 174, E. Babcock 168. B. Romeo's; B. Romeo, 177, L. Bickard 181, J. Dywan 173, M. Francia 160, C. Penn 170. R. Romeo's; R. Romeo 178, B. KonkoBki 177, R. Carbone 174, N. Viskovich 160. J. Romeo's; J. Romeo 178, E. Flynn 177, T. Boulter 173, C. Osier 171, P. Glab 170. B Division: Anderson's; A. An- derson 160, C. Bogdovjtz 182, H. Martin 155, F. Logan 152, H. tark 152. Ledger's; H. Ledger 167, E. ackson 160, H. Viskovich 160, W. yer 159, L* Riley 155. Grow's; D. Grow 165, C. Enders- e 163, S. Dudash 159, M. Tamer 50, J. Sestan 155. Nelson's; R. Nelson 164, M. Mer- win 163, M« Silmser 164,. R. Spran- kle 157, O. Manson 154. Robinson's; G. Robinson 164, H, Westby 163, P. Fryauiger 150, D. Lewis 157, D. Hedgecock 150, Gibson's; N. Gitaon 168, D. Yol- ton 161, J. Morrison 360, W. Ma- ginn 157, C. Dailey 156. C. Division: Kennedy's; W. Kennedy 151, 3. Lmdenmth 130, J. Gibson 134, S. Logan 120, D. Wel- . . ^. flmgton 135. wl m ^! t J*T me , V .Dishaw's; A. Dishaw 150, S. fel^l^^^^dhMedvee 147, E. Empeyu 139, P. PROGRAM AGAIN Plans have been made to hold recreation classes for adult women again this year. The classes will be held in the girls' gymnasium of the High School building on Monday even- ings at 7:30 p. m. beginning Jan. 16. Classes will continue for a five-week period and will then be resumed for successive five week periods as long as there is - inter- est. Miss Dorothy Dawley, the local physical education director, will be in charge. Games and exercises STORIES IN STAMPS \ !'•• \ \•\ • '\ J»l I Hi' ' I I ) Turkey Marks J 5 Years OfHer''Mewfr«edom\ TURKEY x World one man who still held hope, bered, smoldering. But ther was j^^L ,w ppwrvi one man who still held hone.. V?™**\* 1SV > *« ^ a l ry i 1 .*' 179 average, Bruno Romeo, Joe Romeo with 178 averages, all three men of the A division. Well, the seventh fellow can go in, on the second game taking the part of the lowest bowler's score. Any .sug- gestion on any dates for the day of the battles? If so, let me have \cm. HOCKEY—Coach Eliiott Hughes and his sextet will open their sea- son at the Clarkson Arena Thurs- day night . . . some thrill for the \ MASSENA felfows, opening night in a covered > POTSDAM rfcrk. I ! — Mike! Bronchetti, Mike Prashaw and Dominick Catanzarite were the only ,scorera for the local team. Others playing were: Alex Podgur- ski, Tony Trimboli, Dennis Mc- Gowan, Catanzarite, Mike Lafian. Potsdam t&tm composed of Thomas, Tucker,. Harrington, Gal- lagher,: Bent, Crump, McNulty, Smith and Turcolte. Officials: Lago and Mason, Time of quarters: Six minutes. Score by periods: 2130— 6 ...!_ 10 3 2 3—IS scoring with another basket in the closing seconds to put the game on ice tot the locals. The! summary follows: MASSENA Amo Bqgdovitz Opalka ..._. Moxley ._ Trippany Romeo — Osier ; Jukoski - Goca-Oola Team To Flay Larries In a preliminary game to the Toronto-St. Lawrence basketball game, the Coca-Cola -quintet will meet the Larries* Freshman sqund at 7 p. m^ Friday. On the local team lineup will be Rocky Carbone, Russell Jerd, Joe Chaszar, Jerry Chaszar, Garth Avery, John Jukoski, Dave Molnar, ErL Prtiski, Bronick Zagrobelny, Bill lynch and Tom Romeo. BIG SCHEDULE FOR WEEK No Basketball Games For Merrill's Squad The two basketball games Scheduled by the Merrill's quintet last weekend were both postponed j^ular until later on the visiting teams'' schedules. Morristown was supposed to have played the squad on Friday night and the Alexandria Bay team o:i Saturday. Neither team showej up. The Alexandria Bay match between the Merrill squad will be battled Saturday at th# Parish Hall. Fire Protection Many rural communities solve the problem of fire protection by forming a fire district, Tlwy con- tract with nearby dtief Or vStegee , with well equipped figoT%onHiltiliin,| da for this jmrtection. ** With calendars galore flooding j j 0 hngo n the homes of many Massenans, g]^^ , sport fans of the bowling worjd in! Qi at ^ e town are being pushed a bowling j schedule that is a bowling sched- ule. I-ist night, the C division of the ACOA loop rolled. Tonight, the B division collides with the pins, and the A keglers Wednesday night. Besides the ACOA leaguers, the school league rolls tonight and then the women's loop hits 'em in the afternoon, Thursday. Thursday night, the Norwood clan hits its nightly sessions on the drives. Aside from all the league com- petition, teams of various organi- zations hacking them, find their way to the sport light by the hand- ful. Wednesday, three men's teams from Ogdensburg will meet three local squads on the decks. Potsdam comes to the alleys to- night and will match scores with the Esso Tower Shjunaoeks. Sat- urday finds the Cord* WOMB'S Team of Watertown, hqattinpf to- be a real snappy team, clinching path the EJBO Tower Shamrocks. The same evening, £he \raJtertf' wffl eta* ibwey ifrfnttM* - - .'\• i \ - ,?fe Total PQTSpAM I Pelotte'.-- ! Duprey • ,CJsxk ..'. __... i Hannahs ! Smith _ 5 Murphy _ 0 ' - O .- 0 1 0 .. 0 - 0 .. 2 - 0 . 0 . 0 \ o - 0mt - 5 FB - 1 . 3 . 0 . 2 . 0 11 F 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 5 F 1 2 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 T 3 1 1 0 4 0 0 O 6 15 T 3 8 0 ^ i 10 i 4) 0 0 Frank Mason 29 and Total Officials Lago. Tim* .of quarter* : Eight minutes. Score hv periods: POTSDAM 11 7 6 5—29 MASSENA 2 8 0 10—16 OUT FOfimuwu About 30 business men turned, out Tfcantdoy night entering tho Business 14«V« Volleyball League wider thjf direction of Bob Calnon. Four teams'were picked out of this grotjfp and captains appointed for tha Variottf teams. Dighton Row? eaptflna the Crocodiles, Lef-CurtJn t$« Alligators, Henry Ta»kw«be Stela, and Frank Pelle- gripo the Wahruate*. stated last night rway to have a Mustapha Kemal Pasha. By 1§2* he had driven the Creeks ou t of Smyrna. Then he established his army «o the Straits of Darda- nelles, opened the way for a new treaty to recognize Turkey's au- tonomy. So the rule of the Ottomans, dftfajf Jtap Jhe fir* Sumo, <fer mju>T*»Jbe 4*th oantury, was «nd<* ef. JtaMl MM JuiiM ae <10«aL» the £m***v. AJount imjMdU atefcr Ae pbo|>9he4 Jhe SUftaoMe and oo Oct. M, *&, Turkey -be. e«aae p mnNMie wj«h Mvatanha Wpeeja years Jaier, Turkey 4e~ vcMv M a wstly different <o«n- tyjlm H »•» mi*x Ahe old re- gfne- Px&pbiy IK> natioo has e«er#oadeaooceawee«4ng < ch«Qjes in a ,ainaB*r sheet jwoVad. Tunkey's < e«ar# social and economic ch^r- aejar has been staxtfeled. Jhe uadttlonal fez is gone, w£men are M«y«B«i, jxiMon has been separated from the state. Rail* Are .being pushed apcoas the country, an airline runs 4>etween IatanfeMl and V* n*w capita, Ankara, buildings are 1>eing mod- eqateed, (Him tVWd* <M**tern, sobools \streamlined' ir ln their ed- uopttanal practiees. Pee- 31. Turkey will end ter tm IRMe year PJa».\ It^Mde- vfhptd m iadMftriai Tw^ty, owW **\ &&** *dWe»* new foreiao k»*f#M*»t. & «uo»eas- «Adw*«a»<*!aOT2^ 5Tirke7 tmttf i% im b##a*yib ex- • i Stomas, here «on a ,1924 i Turkish Ajtamp i Js ihe fiSuuria : Ooive wherej i -the Turks de- ; cisiyely de- { /,»l^lhe ^<Oeeedit in : 4he*r drl^e tor J a «w inde- S. E. F. (Coprrif ht, J*JI. NBA I«rrIo.. lae.) The pawgkin has beep kmpm to develop roots whoee total Jtngtb reacfaeeaMot-toet. orwwre-lkee U nfi**. a|*a CoHlee's Vi *UJX. -,.-,w , - Pfople. AJ1 thoaa Jateretted to (AwkhrnvM if lnteret*-j|oining should fT present Thurs- ^\— hy the towns- 'gf. night. * Zimmerman's; E. Zimmerman *I40, E. Wagner 145, T. Peterson 138, J. Peflegrind 136, J. Brothers 180. Renison's; J. Renison 149, Griffiths 145, D. Compo 141, Starks 144, C. Weller 110. Harper's; L. Harper 149, Starks 144, R. Naidow 142, Forestall 138, S. Moxley 124. Compo's; E. Compo 148, C. Ben- eke 148, F. Chrisco 128, T. Kirkey 133, I. Sharlow 132. The ACOA loop schedule fol- lows: A DIVISION Jan. II J. Romeo's-Farmer's R. Romeo's-Weaver's , Morrow's-Romeo's Ja,o. is | \WeaverVR. Momeo's Farmer's-Morrow's J. Romeo's-B. Romeo's Jan. 25 Farmer's-B. Romeo's J. Romeo's-R. Romeo's Weaver's-Morrow's Feb, 1 B. Roraeo's-Morrow's J. Romeo's-Weaver's ' F»rmer's-R. Romeo's Feb. 8 J. Romeo's-Morrow's B. Romeo's-R. Romeo's Farmer's-Weaver's Feb. 15 B. Romeo's-Weever's Morrow's-R. Momeo's J. Romeo's-Farmer's Feb. 22 Farmer's-Morrow's I^JI. Romeo's-B. Romeo's * Weaver's-R. Borneo's 9k rchl \. Roa»ee*s-R, lomeo's WeaverVMOfrow^ 1 Farmer'e-B. Romeo'e Mereli 8 ^J. Romeo's-Weaver's Farmer's-R.' Borneo's B. JRomeo'e-MorreWa B» Romeo^4t Romeo's V Farmer , t-*e»»er'e 4. SoaMe's-Motrrow'e March St , i. fleaieetft-Fanner'a edvnr'a-B. Bomeoli ^8 J. Romeo's-B. Romeo's Farmer's-Morrow's •' (The schedule jiof the \B Division has just been revised. This will, he published in Friday's edition.) The Grove League teams and members follow:! j Story's-Juniors hockey team mmmm Steye Haley, Kelson Gibson. Johnnie's: \Prof.\ B6gdovitz, captam, Len Rickard, 'Bill Ratow- ski, falter Fus^k, Jqe Jukoski, Mike Francjia. ' ..''.' Coca Cola: : Tony Romeo, cap- tain* Rockey Carbone,, Bruno Kop- koski, Victor Pellegrino, John Rdn- ah's, Joe Dywan. Charlie's: Henry Day, captain, Joe Sestan, George Ratowski, Ver- non Blair, Maiiael Ifevis, L Mur- phy. Carhbne's: Steye Szaybel cap- tain, Joe Toth, Tony Portoiese, Steve Podgurski, Mike Romeo. Oscar's: Charlie St. Louis, captain, George Wilkins, Steve J T0OTE POTSDAM DAME I \We're going to; try and redeem ! ourselves at Milone tonight,\ [ spoke Cpach Wes[ Ehle as is in- ,j teq^eted a few sjrilables for the •] Red Raiders as a whole. j, ''After that thrashing we re- I .ceived by the Potsdam team, our ! squad is going to try and chalk up j .a victory at the expense of Coach Johnson and his clan of M^atone 1 Huskies,\ Wes Ehle went on. : \J think the boys are going to I make use of this' victory tonight I by puling ^themselves out ,of' the i rnt of the cellar ) division of the 1 league and into^ the running,\ spoke Coach JohnSon. ^ Statistics pr,ov£.' .the locals ;are a visitors B^oyek the puck between j shade stronger t|?n the Malone the jrons.'>ajn4 iijto the nets for! Huskies, the Power City ag tied three pointe'and held the locals with jOgdenspurg|.for sixth 'posL- scoreless. ':-';.\ jtion while Malon| is a full .game As ^Ke whistle sounded for thej behind, jtied yrfih: Gouverneur foir^ opening gamei L Stj6ry's Iittte men J the cellar berth. • Offensively thej' Huskies a^-e a ppint ajbead of the Red and Blue. Tfeey haye scored 107 poimls to Massena's 3,0.6. ,! Defensively,;, the Raiders seem xjyite a bit stronger. They have ne^mjtted the opposi- tion to score 133 points whilj the ! enemy has made 144 against! the night at the Alco field with a 4 to 2 j defeat by -'the Cornwall Ch.am-i plains. - . J Taking. itKe lead inthe early! part of ihe game, the locals hung; onto ,a 2 to 1 start. They lost the! game in the'third stanza when thei pushed the r puclc arou.Ud in front of nearly; loo followers • for a period of fite rainui,es. Fifty sec- bd4a late/*' '••\• Har/y Girohx |rilled the nets, f«p t^iei.first goal of the L..Demeaid rejturned with game. White, Wesley Geneway, George!a score.to knot the game, 10 sec Zelius, R. Hubert.1 1 onds later.:.Then little Roger The Grove schedule follows: Shambo, Observer carrier boy, and Q r een ^Hf*^ 5°* I ^ ^ ^ ,a - Sv^ wfifSf^hf^ew ¥n^k I *«iw critics declare the *wo Charlie's; Friday, Jan. 13, Car- Paying^^hoc|sey with the New York t B are mhrhtv evenlv matehed faone's-Oscar's; Mlmday, Jan. 16, Rovers, can>e • through with ^ e teams are mighty evenly matched Chariie's-Oscar's. Thursday, Jan.! 19, Carbone's- Rialto; Friday, Jan. 20, Johnnie's Coca Cola; Monday, Jan. 23,. Car- hone's-Coca Cola; [Thursday, Jan. 26, Charlie's-Johnnie's. Friday, Jan. 27,! Oscar's-Rialto; Monday, Jan. 30, Ojscar's-Johnnie's; Thursday, Feb. 2,4ialto-<5oca Cola. Friday, Feb. 3, Charlie's r Car- bone's; Monday, Feb. 6, Rialto- Charlie's; Thursday, Feb. 0, John- nie's-Carhone's; Fiiday, Feb- 10, Coca Cola-Oscar's. Second Round: Monday, Feb. 13,, Johnnie's- Rialto; Thursday, Feb. 16, Coca- Cola-Johnnie's; Fifday, Feb. 17, Carbone's-Oscar's. j Monday, Feb. 20, Oscar's-Char- lie's; Thursday, F*b. 23^ Rialto- Carbone's; Friday, iTPeb. 24, fjSoca Cola-Johnnie's. • ; |' • Monday, Feb. 27, Coca Cola-Car- bone's; Thursday, March 2, John- nie's-Charfie's; Friday, March 3, Bialto-Oscar's. Monday, March $, Johnnie's- Oscar'si Thursday, March 0, Coca Cola-)Ri%ltoj Friday, March 10, Carbone's-Charlie's, Monday, March 13, Charlie's- Riako; Thursday, March 1«, Cfa- hone's-Johnnie's; ; Friday, March J7, Oscar's Coca-Cola. • Nftiogat imc «oH Vetches producipg from two to three tons of dry plants per acre would add from 150 to^SOO pounds of nitrogen to the soil if turned un- der. leading point.a few seconds later. I ^f a . fas i J . . . , Nea> «tevehd -of the period,! &»«* ,s W*»flP«*^- Giroux, ? Piwski -and Hutton were j sent to the' jehalty box. In the J second period; neither team scored, j and both gjoaiie Frankie Yuchno of j the Story.team!and Deleaugh stop- , ped many pucks from entering the j scoring «ets« SAappy, hard-fodght A victory \f or the locals would put them in a class all their own with .500 per cent average. ; 'The-regular line wfll be used. The varsity game is scheduled te get underway at 8 p. m. The Junior Varsity, under D%ht0n YANKS TAKE CUBS, 3-1 Six minutes of the third period [&o»w»» will meet the ^uskie Pups passed and there was no scoring. | at 7 P- m. as a preliminary. j The visitors \started- their rally! ' when C. Charlebai hit the nets .at j 6:35. E. Miron followed with another at 6:45. J. Gautheeo did j likewise at €:50. The proposed game Saturday at Cornwall between the Champlains arid Story's Juniors was cancelled due to Ice eondiiions. The summary follows: J*os*.—^t0ry*s\ RW—C. Shambo L^^. Qfearlebai LW—Harry Giroux i^l Breault C —Roger Shambo' „„ Mison RD-^Donald Button. .... Kendall LD—Hubert Dufrense -— Denealt G—-Frank Yuchno «*— Deae'igh SUBS— Massena:, Herb .Smith, FeBx Praski, A. Giroux, Tom Parkinson, Robert Silmser, Edward Kuca. Champlainsf Breault, F. Demauld. ' . Score by periods: STORY'S JXJNIORS —. 2 0 0—2 CHAMPLAIKS .„_._.„ 1 0 3—4 Richness JtnJPeel et Apples The Yanked duck pin bowling team of The Observer loop took a j 3 to 1 win over the Cubs Tuesday »Chawpla«is; night. „ The victors lost their only point in the first game as the Cubs hung up a 514 score to their 511. 'The Yanks applied^ the .big scoring in the second and third games to win by big margins and very easily took |heir three opiate. Three men knotted single hon- ors, Joe Payant, Fournier, and E. Brownell, all ipt-exactly. 122 score. All three men hit the same score Sn the first game. They nearly ^scored the sahie in the next twe games. Payant hit 105, in his third ,thne .up and Fournier rolled 105 in his second gam^. Brownell lacked The peel of apples is more than S', •-.,-. <. ..... .. »„, Mix times as rich in vitamin C as is , ^ f F.W* ,° + f . h,tfan 5 ^ e tQh the flesh near the core. -The sfcio m ^ m hAsjast time on deck. , also furnishes .desirable bulk in the } Summary follows diet. • Bomber Should Make Short Work of John Henry Lewis BY IHVING pne J OS LOUIS has given John Henry Lewis the opportunity which Jack Johnson dejaied Sam Langfocd, m % probably woo'.t do John Henry much good. Both Louis and .Johnson didnt think it good box-Offlce to fight a nemjbeT of their own race for the heavyweight tide. , But it doesn't etaci c -up m m»ch of • JIght, does this 15-rotsad el* fair et Madison Square Garden, Jan. 25. * Jot has loo mvcfc of every- thing for Joha Be»R; o>»p*t« the fact that the Fboeol : pouter has long since proved himself far better than the current crop of light heavyweights, the division he ruled for pome t me. 0mm J EWfi? will come jn at 188 at *** most, or ebout H 4>ounde un- der the heevyweigh • ehamp. He can take it, as evidc need by the punishment he soak< d up at the hands of iaadar GaManaga last year, ibut bigger af4 etronger T4I^KS#^s), Wilkins : . r ... .Perry ^......„._:™ |F. Brownell ..— j.Steve^son —,.....,.. iGabri Total ................ cues <i pt.> Payant . ; Fournier Dummy . Dummy —..„!_ Dummy .„_—... ill 119 110 103 06 102 122 03 104 *5 86 118 00 4M> 90 T 340 301 310 280 270 511 434 524 1510 • 1 2 3 122 79 105 122 105 86 00,90 90 90 90 00 #> 90 90 .1 mn 313 270 270 Total ™.;.514 454 461 1420 Flynn, Bog&ovitz Receive Awards Eddie Flynn rolled the highest triple for 30 frames at Harvey's alleys for the week passing.and he was awarded |5 for his deed. The management of the maple highways also presented \Prof.\ Bogdpvitz with $2 f or getting the highest single during the past week. Bogdovitz rolled a 240. ^mmmmmam^mattaammmmuammmsmmtmmmammmmm crumbled before the booming fists of t|M Jprown Bomber. A hacd >Anch«r but opt a devastating, dae, John Henry Lewis can oflly hope to outepear the champion, rather than knock him out And whiffet tomes to tactics like that bCU be pp against the master, iqjt-im the .best left Jab in tne $prf\*&• and he isn't ft any meina ^ow. In othgr^l&^^Attn H**7 plU be in lhere,^tt that's about <w m m mmm m Hoekey Ojiebec Provencial Hockey > League * all. In this pjonshlp ght oham- mo*a pnm Ha iSilhifitty V-:tVf* W4ttl ; SfatotKdht be awe* \* tie* for Joe then Shawinigan Falls Cornwall SATUEPAY, JAN. 14 . Boston Olympics v*». ^ 2^94 in the .iO; to ictory lalone s, the naples '•at 089 ithen aitting direc- ! r mits when 'triples angles, r gun\ jepper- 13, 214 Parmer score, •Malone : a 219 i squad d Boul- Romeo. s.): D. 183; F. 45; V. i!7; A. 543; L. '• 4; total Farmer - Xonko- : ; Nick - »8; Tom 4 ; Bruno . : total 'lies ~ e fishes :urgeon, and its ation is he Mis- Disease ast wide- Persons develop a white bllity to ht *-9l i'toc m) -'ijf tot m .?]nnride -.''mad. mm
