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MILDMAY SWEPT SERIES
TROM LVCKNOW SEPOYS,
?. Lucknow -Sepoys ;bowed out:of_
the W;O.A,A. • "B1° series, play -
'downs last Wednesday • night
'when Mildxnay,,,aclninistered the
coup de grace by the tune, •of
11.3; • It was the fourth Straight
Win .tor the .Monarchs in_the ibest
of • seven series, but had The 'Se
poys had a :bit sof luck in the
.; third.
`game. 'they , wouldy have at
least extended the series
The ;,Sepoys` "tossed : in" a , ,teach'
at the beginning' • of the season
andmanaged to . " round out: ' a
squad, .that won Group honors,
but the ,powerful and, well-rbal-
•:anced " Mildmay squad Were, too'
snuck for: them in the .first round
of the playdowns
. Roy Havens' injury' took:, some'
• of - the 'spirit out of The Sepoys
• and well aware that' they hadn't
"a chain; ions'hip team, were well.
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satisfied to' hang up the' -togs.
Proceeds .. of: •hast . Wednesday
night's' game' which ran around.•
the. -$250.00 'mark,. Were.
earmark-
ed for Roy'' Havens' benefit.
1Vtildmay took a.3 1 lead in the
first, '.added_ that mnanyinore in
the • second, .: and ,popped in five
in the final. period.' A.' Chin, J.
Dahmer • and • I3. Howald scored
singletons each period '.for, The
Seipoys. Wendt and Borho scored
throe each for Mildmay.- The vet-
eran 'Zeisemer got a, pair and
Voison, :Evans and; :McAlpine'one
each.,
Westlake and ' Brent of Wing*
ham • handled th,e .game: free: of
.charge. .. .
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TIMBER TIPS.:.
.l'ark's league :leaders, remail
Out /in. front' by , rirtue..,:of .'a five
point win over ;, the Chipm;!unks.
• Both teams: rolled -well over 3000
.but 'the . scrappy ,Chirpers were!
7. forced to accept the small end 'of._I
the - count •. even : though they
edged the Cubs ton in f a11.
The Zebrasalio .'racked. uP a
3000 plus score to down the Pole.'
Cats '•in a :close ,match Mean
while: .� traig Heavers came
through' with a timely win at: `the
Tigers' expense., The big' op,
however, was taken by the Go-
pliers ' who :caught the Lio on.
a' bad might to. take all sea yen
points—enough 'to grab' the sec
°rid rung,
With only a nine point spread
'between .the Cubs and- 13eavers
A is ,. anybody's guess. ,as• to what
fpur :team ;will: make'' the, .play
Offs.' Much will ' depend` On how
each . member of . each teamn
knuckles:. down . to work in the
stretch from here in. But do not
'forget that the' lower teams Will
have plenty .to say also. .They
may not ' be • content: to ''• knbck'
certain teams out of the "charm-
ed" circle. Many would ;not ib
surpriseeto• see one , of . them. ,ruby
it in ' by beating the bej appers
out of: a, top team to cop that 2nd
prize!
Not to . beoutdone by the 'Mc
Donagh 'duo, another low -handi-
cap tChipainunk couple .came tfirta''
with a super. effort. 'Johnston's
flat •of 663 .edged Pole. Cat 'Mc-
Irrtosfi's couiit by two •pins but
his ;better :half otutdbrie all, and
sundrywith a sparkling 666. The
Mostvaluable team ` 'effort •came
from Cat McIntosh; who scored a
total of 733 pins' while Gopher.
Freda Buttori'' 665.' ;was ':second
only to Anna's 717. •Bob's 271 top
ped the• singles ,department while
Zebra Alice' Taylorri ;2.34 headed
the ladies.
Tonight ; chief interest , will
centre .around ~The Pole C.at-Cu{b,
arid: Beaver -Gopher encounters:
The ',trailing teams :in 'each case
can help "'the :,cause' •and • keep
everyone „in the .'running ;by
• squaring aecounts . 'on seasonal'
play.
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Team :Standing:
Cubs 68, Chipmunks 61, Goph?
ers : 66, Pole • •Cats 6.5, Tigers , 64,
Beavers '59, ' Zebras . 49 Lions: 44.
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BANTA AS WIN
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NTARIO TITLE
L u e k n o w Bantams • have
brought this S'epoy\Village .its
first Ontario hockey championt.
ship,.' end: -only the second Pro
vinci�al title to come-"te-a' WOAA
team' in the eight years,
the league hasl hockey functioned Kin
cardine has: previously . won a
.charnipionship.
L'ucknow teams Bantam; Mid
get , and Juvenile --have on • sea,-.
eraL occasions.: come ''close by
reacig the' O f.1L A
-- e rnr:f`mal
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ifinals, but `have •,never ;quite
been able to make it ,until. last
• Friday inght.• •
The Lucknow lads, after, win-
ning , the: ' W Q.AA.A., Wein Bros.
trophy, eliminatedIlderton be-.
Ore ,coming up,, against •Brooklin
in the finals. They took the first
game 8-5 in Brooklin,, on, Tues
day of last week, and 'on Friday..
-right went to work '•from: the,
Opening whistle, • and • chalked' up,
an, 11-4 win: that gave them a
10 -goal edge .on, •the round;
• Presentation of the Ontario`
Minor Hockey' Association °Tr.o-
phy was made, by . M. L. "Tolry"
Gregg ,and was 'accepted by Ten-
net'h McNay. •It is, the Ken Waters
trophy" and has been" held for the
past two • years by .Bobcaygeon
and prior to that,,by.Ayr for one
year: .The,; W O.A.A. trophy 'was{
officially presented' ' and: was''•re-
ceived by Jack Chin. The captain
of: the Brooklin team was present-
ed with a rune ers up'trophy,
The • BatitaxiiS",, have been under
the direction of Bob MacKenzie,_
Alib.ert. Chin and ,A. J. Wilson. .
;The game here on Friday night
drew.. a large.. crowd and ' was ,
'thrilling • championship hockey.
J1ack''Chin, who Wrapped 'in, seven
goals;during, the 'night;' Scored an
all -Important goal: on the 'open-
ing ' fate -Off in a matter of sec-
ends, which sparked the . Lftck=
now ids to . victory.
The three' Tran '.,Brothers • .on
the. Brooklin team Were:a .stand-,
out . With the 9=year pld brother,
who undertook to tag Jack Chin;
being . the • feature. atr'.action. on
the , visiting squad '
Other : goal getters.,: 'v ere . Al
Baker 2, 'Roy' Ernberlin and Kens
i ieth ,McNay one each. • •
Members.of'the team are, Hugh
:MacMillan, Kenneth1V cNay, . Rod•
Einberlin, Jack Chin, :'.Eugene
Gardneri7- ;Baker - Jim -Wilson,.
Om Pedersen, I'an Marshall, Bar-
ry Hackett, Bob Morton,' teire
'arnegie, George... Richards, Ernie
Gibson, "Charles .''Murray; Bob
Viowbray-'kuid Bill . Fisher:' -The:
latter .two lads, were getting: over
the mumps• and did not take part.
in the. 'final game.
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PEE ' WEES• WON THIRD
GAME FROM 'WINGHAM : 1..
' In Winghairnr .":on, Saturday the
Pee, Wees won over Wixigharn for
the third' time. The score was $'-1.
Jimmy Pedersen scored. '3 goals,
Jim Wilson 2,. Eugene Gardner,
2 and Teddy Collyer 1. Art Baker
,and ,Harvey Ross sulpplied the
rausirortation- , _
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PEE ,WEES TO COMPETE . IN
•EASTER TOVRNAMENT •
Lucknor'' Pee Ween, who 'have
been playing a. successful 'series'
'of exhibition' games, will com-
pete in: the annual Pee Wee
tourriannent to,. be held in God-
erich + Arena during* the Easter
holidays. , ,
l.,ucktnow -wii) be in Group C.
for 'centres with pbpulations of
from:50.0' tc 1500. .The :age,limit
is 12o years as of November 1st,:
1051,. and proof of age is essen
tial for all com etin
p g'.players.
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Wi.'11.S. College Charilpionship
The 'Chin family , received ' a
telephone call .from George Chin
• Mnd�. night telling thY.
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Huron, Bruce and
Welington: Counties
The Counties of HII itON, BRUCE and WELLING-
' TON,. formerly under the jurisdiction -of the London
Hamilton District 'Taxation Offices, , have .now.
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been transferred to the. 'jurisdiction' of the District.
.Taxation `Office at Kitchener, Ontario, located in,
the Dunker Building, 251 King Street West: Ac-
cordingly, the recordsof all taxpayers residing.: in
' these three Counties' have been :transferred from
the District Taxation Offices at London Or Harnil- ;
ton, to their new, location, and '. any related cor-
respondence -Or . general .moi nquiries on taxation'
matters, should be directedDistrict Taxation
to the
,Office at. Kitchener...
Remittances of tax by individuals. and corporations,.
and tax deducted at thesource by employers resi-
dent in . • the Counties of `HURON, : BRUCE • ' and
• WELIL.INGTON, should be 'mailed. or 'delivered to
the District Taxation Office at Kitchener.
'Taxpayers (both individuals and corporations),'resi-
dent in the above-mentioned Counties who form.-
erly filed their 'appropriate.,:Incoine; Tax returns and:
Succession Duty returns with the 'District" Taxation ',:
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. returns. .for "19514 and subsequent taxation years,
with. the District Taxation Office at Kitchener. •
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