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ae Ce a ARR Ae OL AN A EER eR A tcc nee eens cee sa eee 9 en ctcamete nae i a aeeneae etme a <n: eeanme sitet ee eRe Aenea peste AAAR ease er re VOEN I oo Vol. 3 No. 12 ~ LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TERRACE BAY March ees ian, a ee ae ee en nS ost ean ne many m8 mm oom eae ee ne a a + RG et ee aR en ere ee en ea en MECHANICS WIN HOUSE LEAGUE HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP "~--Last Thursday night in the Schreiber Arena, Mechanics defeat- ed the Office Staff by a 8&3 count in an over-time game to win the Championship of the Terrace Bay Hockey House League and the Northern Wood Preservers Trophy. It was the third game of a best-in-three series, each team having won a game in two previous encounters. Poor ice conditions at Terrace Bay due to mild weather forced transfer of the game to the covered Schreiber Arena. A special bus was chartered for the occasion, so that supporters of both teams could do a little rooting. Eleven minutes after the start of the first period, Campbell banged one in from Enstrom to put the Office ahead. In the dying moments of the period, Mechanics tied the score with a goal by Cavanaugh assisted by Cameron. At the beginning of the second period less than a minute had elapsed when Campbell fired the puck into the net for the Office Staff, but the score was tied again mid-way through the period with Cavanaugh getting the credit for the counter, assisted by Guitar. In the third period, Cameron scored for Mechanics assisted by Cavanaugh and Guitar but the game was tied again with two minutes to go when Jack Enstrom tallied, assisted by Gow, Going into overtime, however, is a different story. The fact that the Office Staff had weathered sixty minutes of hockey with but ten players began to take its toll. In short order the Mechanics scored two goals with Guitar and LeBlanc getting the credit and the Championship was in the bag, Throughout, the entire game was filled with exciting plays and rushes by both teams. "Teeter" Cavanaugh was particularly effective inside of the Office blue line against the Boudreau-Brady combination which had blocked him so effectively during the second game, As a matter of fact both teams played good hockey, Until the over-time period it really was anybody's game, Summary nechanics: Goal - J. Falzetta; defence M. Dorman and K, Roenspies; forwards J. Mikus, J. Parent, E, LeBlanc, D. Cameron, J. Guitar, J. Cavanaugh, J. Peppard, R. Lumbers, J. Buettner; spare defence K. McLeod, Office Staff: Goal - G. Gooderham; defence E, Brady and P. Boudreau; forwards M. Campbell, J. Enstrom, J. Jeanneret, F. Sechesky, D. Gow, R. Sheppard and K, Weppler. Game Called 8:42 ; ist Period - Goals: Office Staff 8:53 - Campbell from Enstrom, Mechanics 8,59 - Cavanaugh from Cameron. end Period - Goals: Office Staff 9:10 - Campbell. Mechanics 9:24 - Cavanaugh from Guitar. Penalties: Znstrom (2) Roenspies. ord Period - Mechanics 9:50 -.Cameron from Cavanaugh int Guitar. Office Staff 9:58 - Enstro from Gow, Over-Time - Goals: Mechanics 10:08 - Guitar from Cavanaugh. Mechanics 10:09 - LeBlanc Referees - H. Ganja and &. Dion. HOCKEY BANQUET PLANNED Under the capable leadership of President Ed Brady, hockey players : a ot in both the House League and North Shore League have had a good season, As a climax, the First Annual Banquet of the Terrace Bay Hockey Association will be held in the Rec. "7~ "911 on Thursday April 8th, to which all players will receive a special invitation,