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â€" COLLECIATE JUNIORS BLANK WOODSTOCK and with a 15â€"yard roll to Red Devils %s. Whitehead gained 15 yards through a broken field on a fake kick éormation . Woodstock turned on the power at this point, recovering their own kicki off after the hall had bounced off Bean‘s foot going 20 yards deep into | home territory. The iRed Devils made | vards once to the K.â€"W. 2 where i they lost the ball attempting a major score. Peterson‘s punt went 55 yards ; Second Quarter Beatty kicked a tumbling floater which took a bad bounee, Peterson making the match and being downed on the KoW. Tâ€"yard line. The home team started a march at this point which carried them 78 yards from wheir own 7 to Woodstock‘s 25â€"yard kne in 5 first downs. Haus. Robinson, Pollock, Peterson Weaver carrying #he hall. A reverse end play. Clarke to Artinda‘e went haywire when the latter dropped the ball as he wak w.ckled. Red Devils gaining possesâ€" sn on theix. owh 23. Woodstock exined 12 yards on two plunges. then eâ€"ehail Je kik. the ball soing :6 Poterson on Kâ€"W 10. Pollock broke awiay on a Robinson to Peterson to Poliock â€"left eatension | which went 35 vards, Red Devils sifery man. N. Pealty. bringina afown the ball ear vyier with aâ€" crashing head raekle which injured the visitors‘ printer fercin« him to leave the same. Pe tesou kicked from the Woudstock tho ce Rrat who was ronged hy Arâ€" trabre oc ue single. Seore 7â€"0 Wuodstock were stopped dead on ponzes ns the charsing Kâ€"W. front tme. Red Devils punted to K â€"Wos 2 from whore Peterson shor a 29â€"yard fo s and to Artindale who was brought destrr on Ni wisiters‘ 230 MeGrath flasemert kicked frm 27 yards co Reage 110 Red Devils elected to serintmas n theiv own 4fâ€"yard tim V. Beatt to Selk forward missed fire. hnt Whitchead made it up on a smashâ€" ing plunge to the 51. Brat added 5 yirds just as the half ended. yards just as the half ended. Half time seore K.â€"W. 10, Woodstock 0. Third Quarter With the third quarter only a few minutes old, Bean crashed through the Woodstock front wall to block » kick in the Woodstock §yard line, Five minutes later Peterson shot a second forward to Artindale from centrefield. the lanky outside wing carrying the ball to Woodstock‘s 5 yard line, where Peterson plunged twice, scoring a iry on the second attack. McGrath failed to place kick the extra point. Score 6â€"0. Early in the first period Peterson kickd from 20 yards out for the trst point. Kâ€"W. got the first break of the game after three minutes of play when Woodstock fumbied a punt on their 40, K..W. recovering. A Peterson to Artindale 15â€"yard forâ€" ward paved the way for the score. Boore 1â€"0. No lioity. speasnead of the Ked Deyils uttack and kicked for the visitine sqnad. suffered a slight conâ€" vassant halway through the second quaiter when he headâ€"tackled Ted Poliock who was away for what was lsbeljed for a touchdown. The visk tots lost ground on every punting exchange after Beatty left the game. The score at the time was 60. VFHCTORILA PARK â€"â€"Handed their &rst kalsomining in over ten years by a Kâ€"W. Colleglate Junior team, Woodstock Red Devils who for years Bave been the stumbling block in the WOSSA group rugby playoffe for the local junior squad. webt down to & 270 defeat bere saturday afternoon in the first of the home and home games of the first round of the WOSSA group playdowns Coach George Schinidt‘s finely oiled Kâ€"W. funiors pounded away mercilessly on the Red bevils to run up a 27â€"point lead for the return game in Woodâ€" Carry 27â€"0 Lead Into Return Game; Avenge Former Defeats l 0i Mieven K.â€"W. Players 60â€"Minâ€" ute Men.â€"Woodstock Star In jured.â€"Return Lame ednoPruw For the visitors Bratt, Whitehead, Moxley. Bealty and Hawes stood out while for the home team the backâ€" field of McGrath, Peterson. Pollock, Weaver. Bean, Haus and Artindale or the wingline. Woodstock â€"â€"Flying | wing. Bratt; haives, Whitehead. Moxley N. Beat ty; quarter, Selk; snap. Irwin; in Summary K.â€"W. ~Forward, tried %. completed 1 for 104 yards; yardsticks moved 15 times; penalties, 2 downs for offâ€" sides; kicks average 34 yards. Woodstock | Forwards tried 4. comâ€" pleted 2 for 24° yards; yardsticks moved 6 times, . penallies none; kicks averaged 32 yards. The teams: In the dying minutes of play, Bean apain . blocked a Woodstock kick, this time on the visitors‘ 40, Mcâ€" Grath again recovering. Peterson kicked out of touch on the Woodâ€" stock 25. Liloyd, Red Devils‘ middle w.ng. left the game with a hip inâ€" jured on his own plunge. The game ended with Kâ€"W. in possession at centre field. ba l out of the air in his stride and kept going to gallop 4iâ€"yards for a wajor seore. . which McGrath conâ€" verted. sScore 17â€"0 Coach Schmidt seut in his first substitute of the game with only 6 minutes to play, Groce replacing Weaver at half This was the only K.W. substitution of the game. Fourth Quarter KW opened the final pesod on their owin 40. a) RPeterson to Weaver lervard* gaining 10. yards A_ few n mutes later atter an eachange of gunts Peterson kicked to the Wood: wock 45. Bratt allowed the ball to his the gcound on the pant. tonehing i on jhe npeboie Artimdale comâ€" ie in fast for the lackie picked the ba l out of the air in his stride and kept going to gallop 4iâ€"yards for a wajor seore. which MeGrath conâ€" Woogptock began to open up thelr plays. trying end runs, plunges and un acrial attack. Haus, K â€"W. middle ving. led his mates into the Red De vil‘s breaking up plays before they vould set started. Ked Devils punted to their own 33 and Kâ€"W returned it to the 15. Moxley fumbled. Mcâ€" Ciath recovering. A. Clarke to Arâ€" tindale reverse carried the ball to the trard line from where quarterâ€" back Jim Robinson smeaked scrose &n another inajer count the converl noJms â€" Score 214 McGrath scooping up the ball to fall acrose the line for a major score which he converted with a placeâ€" ment. Score 160 New Dundee football players are rural school champions for 1936 and 1937. The team is seen here, members being, from left to right: Joe Blaney, Curtis Baer, Arthur Baer, Gordon Snider, Lorne Baer, Robert Cressman, Nyle Koehler, Neil Hall, Earlmont Poth, Jack Hallâ€" man, Wencel Hubacheck, and R. R. Bailey, principal and coach. THE WATERLOO (Ontario) NEW DUNDEE WINS FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP Toronta Queen‘s Western MeGill _ Sarnia ... Balmy Beach . Hamilton Cubs Clatliiam sSt. Thomas Toronto Otta wa Hamilton Montreal Sarnia sides. M Adair. Hawes, . middles, Wallace Lioyd; onds, Prizell, Shad wick, spares, T Adair, Yates, Mlliott, Wilson Keany Thoraton Kâ€"W Flying _ wing. _ MoGrath, balves. Potersom, Pollock, Weavrer, qyuarier .Robinson, snap, Bean, imâ€" sides. Eby. Greunawald . middles, Hanock _ Haus; . eads, . Artindale, Clarke . spares, . Groce, Martin, Scharlack. Kaufman, Hurvey, Honsâ€" berger. Brown, Pequegnal London Juvenile Q.R.F.W. Thorold 14. Hamilton 0 Wossa League Kitchener Juniors 27. Woodstock 0 Junior O.R.F.U. Welland 7, St. Catharinre 5 Woodstock 14. Sarnia 5 Senior OQ.R.F.U. Sarnia 37, Hamilton 6 Intermediate College Tormcute Seconds 7. Weste Guelpar O.A C 0 130 MeMast Dh Senior Intercollegiate Queen‘s 12. Western $ Toonto 7. McGill 6 Senior Interprovincial Mourreal 11. Toronto Arkes Oitawa 14. Hamilton 4 Officials Thomson and Stark of K M Canadian Football Int E100 75. Oftawa 6 intermediate "A" SATURDAY‘S RESULTS Senior Interprovincial intermediate O.R.F.U STANDINGS Senior Intercollegiate W d Senior Q.R.F.U. w L T O.R.F.V i8 srde Becden 1 41 41 15 CHRONICLE 95 19 Guelph O AC 40 1 14 33 MeMaster 3 1 68 38 Western Colts 1 3 13 49 Toronto 2nds 1 4 33 57 NEXT SATURDAY‘s GAMES Senior Intercollegiate Western at McGill & Toronto at Queen‘s. pape Senior Interprovincial ‘Hamilton at Toronto Argos Montreal at Ottawa. Senior O.R.F.V. Balmy Beach at Hamilton. intermediate College Western at MceMaster tmelph O.A C at Toronto Such As Auto Killings Mrs. Jones: "Anything new in the pes this morning*" Mi/ Josles: "No. same old thingsâ€" iy habnpeninge to different people." r06 yinl . brcaimns an eugineer you had amy experiences with Kitchener‘s Modern Department Store Finelg ribbed botany wool. 5â€"button closing. Shaw! collar. 2 sht pockets. Novelty knitted band that allows stretchâ€" ing to ft over the hips. The novelty stitch repeated on the sleeves Shad Byl’MALuxeh.flty,WeSetun‘Al* Saving On _ Intermediate College ‘ w. L » » Women‘s Cardigan My lopes lave been be Wlondes and a bruâ€" GOUDIES Iiute Brown, Navy Blue, Wine, Hust. Dark Ureew SWEA T ER S Regular $3.95 Yalue For $2.95 ULFEEN STREET FLOOR L. F. A. P. 1 74 43 8 1 68 38 6 3 12 19 2 4 §3 M 2 Nizes 3% to 44 | INTERâ€"AMERICAN STZ 1 Western Section | W. L. T Pm Pittshura syracuse ‘ Cleveland i Toronto Americans | Canadiens | Maroons Rangers Boston Detroit Chicago liam _ Pelkola, 63â€"yearâ€"old â€" farmer from the Tilton Township bush secâ€" tion 12 miles south of Sudbury, was committel today to stand trial on a charge of unlawfu}ly wounding. Philadelphia New Haven sprinwtfield Providence Pelkola _ was â€" released on bail after the hearing. He will be tried at the spring assizes of the Supreme Court. 63â€"YEARâ€"OLD FARMER wWOUNDED PARTNER trat J. 8. McKessock the farmer had shot at dJohn Larri, his partner and companion for eight years on the bush farm, October 23. Larrie said a bullet seraped his thigh. "How‘s your cold. Donald," he asked. Witnesses â€" testified at Pelkola‘s preliminary hearing before Magisâ€" Two of a Kind The _ clergyman was _ walking through the village, when he met one of his parishioners "Verra obstinate," replied the paâ€" rishionor. "And how‘s your wife?" "About the same." National League Boston 4, Montreal 2. Toronto 6, Americans 3. N. Y. Rangers 3, Detroit 0. interâ€"American Philadelphia 5, Cleveland 1. Springfield 1, New Haven 1 Pittsburg 1, Providence 0. Cleveland 2, New Haven 2. Syracuse 2, Providence 2. % Morenz Memorial Canadiens‘ Whites, 7, Reds 2 GAMES TUESDAY National League Chicago at Canndiens. SUDBURY. Ont.. Nov. 5. â€" Wi#â€" NATIONAL STANDING International Section American Eastern Section Hockey Telephone 959 Section i 1 .95 STANDING