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FES eR ge MAUREE s Vol. 8; Nov. Pamenan sates SUPERIORS DEFEAT "MERCS"' 4 - 1 North Shore League-leaders, Marathon Mercuries were stopped short by the Terrace Bay Superiors at the Terrace Bay Arena Tuesday night. In a fast hard-checking game present- ing tense moments at the nets of both teams and with each team largely and volubly supported the Superiors came out on top four to one. Smith from Whalen at 1:00 of play in the first period broke the egg for Superiors- From then and through the second period neither team could penetrate the opponents net. Marathon played ccs about even for the first period but slipped in the second to allow the Superiors to shoot eight times at McMorland while they only gave Weaver three chances to beat them off. Smith at 5:20 of the third put the Superiors up another notch and had the Mercuries showing more than a little concern. The break came for Marathon at 10:21. Tookenay and Leblanc had weakened both teams by one player, at 9:52, Stachiw for Superiors took a tripping penalty. Marathon withdrew McMorland from the ucts aud had their gamble pay off at 10:36 when Cox shot home the goal that preventei a shutout by Su,eriors. Marathon's bid for an equalizer was shattered by Simoneau at 11:31. Superiors offensive being the best defense kept yushing at the Marathon net for the ntemainder of the period. Marathon withdrew McMorland from the net but could not gain control of the play. _ Simoneau with seconds to go beat Marathon to a loose puck and added the final goal to the , Superior total. 1 . Lineup: Mercuries, McMorland, Kapitan, brady, Cox, Lanteigne, Ferguson, Amadeo, Charyna, LeBlanc, KoSlowski, Harpell, Goodman, Bolan. Supériors, Weaver, Simoneau, Diduch, Osmar, vhalen, Smith Bouchard, blom, Stachiw, Calder, Tookenay, bon?, Weaver, Lang, Hansen. Referee: Gauthier, Linesmen: Kurylo & Synishin. A Repti cm Ss pnt be ase A Cmte emg sare tnt ~ LAOS ANCL IC REED DAR arth ee ne <ystnnestineciieronicatecnty = Bis . SPORE ER ETE Rel AR SS BE. , cmmaeeti : -- BAY January ay, O58 AO AO Na COPA tr te gehen Maa Manganese "M3R CHING MOTHERS't CAMPAIGN TO ASSIST VICTIMS OF POLIO Mothers throughout Terrace Bay will be on the march from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. on Wednes--- day, January 29th. Their aid has been enlist- ed for the March of Dimes Campaign which is held each year to aid the victims of polio. In a blitz campaign, the Marching Mothers will call at homes and while any size donation will be welcome, the canvassers will be prepared to issue receipts at the door for gna tigns of one dollar apd over. These may e used for income tax deduction purposes, The Terrace Bay Group has been organized by Captain Nat Coates and Lieutenants will be members of the omen of the Moose, Terrace Bay Chapter. Terrace Bay is conducting this campaign in conjunction with many other points in Northwestern Ontario. In addition to the city of Port Arthur, Mother's Marches will be held in Marathon, Nipigon, Beardmore, Sioux Lookout, Dryden, Kenora and Fort Frances. eh) ea ee ee MINOK HOCKEY WEEK IN CANADA JanJank 2595 -- FEBRUARY 1ST # ee Ae Any as See Recreation Flyer, last page for details of Minor Hockey activities in this area, x * * & BANTAMS PLAY IN MARATHON Terrace Bay Bantams journeyed to Marathon Friday, January 17th for their first exhibition game with this rival town. close, Terrace came in the last few seconds of the game. The game was very losing 3-2. The winning goal Marathon hopes to return this game on Saturday, February lst. (cont'd on page 7)