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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times, 1922-2-23, Page 4$RY EnLujMY' 28 *022 lendlo McAllister again. Coetinned from Page ono) Saraia fettered darieg tto irst Part of tho game, trying te figure a t to be a Weak spat on, tile team. way around the Eastee etrong Men On the nuarrow ice. About the und- (Ile of sae second period they had the matter all doped out, but while the transformation -VMS going on, hle- Allister was doiug his niehtly act of averting disaster for Sarnia. In the filet period tha,Sarnia goalie stopped enough shots to keep many a goalie busy for all season. Ii was the cool persistence of the Sarnia goalie in "tip Piag shots that helped take tae wind out of the Exeter sails. The visitors tried a long range m bombardent. )ie,y are wellecoaelnedVa play tOgeth- r ii every Way. Our bOYS Played a rd game all through and had most Dr the play. In feat they had. 80 per 0,eat of the play 'hat were oft in OoLiug- They had the Shots but ere laiesing the nete by neerow 'gins. All through the game it the same. Thi,e' was principally L e to be locals being ever anxious. ey realized, they were un against real team and were not themselve$, tcheuer, you might say is playiug •key all to tete, They are an That didn't wortc so they moved up der team and inore steady. Exeter -1 the artillery and tried it from close neeh scored a goal jest after the in, That had about the same result ay startedhut the referee would , and toward the last they were trying a allow it A he claimed it went MIto burrow their way into the net t.o duriug the game, 22 at them. coming in the first 20 miantes. Both. goals that beat him were shot from right under his nose when his defence waS rough a hole in the $ide of the net soore. McAllister stopped 40 shots The Kitchener goal judge claimed it :was a goal but Mitchell would not al- low it. The fans who saw it claimed, was a clean goal, But those t lugs are in hockeY. Referee emcee -Le ee reissMg. Cook, was crethted vat . Garvey and Otterlea wore me out- standing lights. Garvey is rapidly rouadin out into about as effective hink it was comiug to him. Both a player as ever wore the blue and eams drew a penalty during the white. He played a stellar game on ame. George, who fitted Hoffman's tho defenee, -worked in some nice iilace on defence, pleyed good game body work, but made his biggest hit It was his first game thie wiater and on the offence. His quota for the he made good. The local team play-/ night's total was two goals and his ed a clean, snappy game and took rushing was dangeaons at all times, their deteat like gentlemen, They O'Brien's leg is getting better fast play in Kitchener to -night (Wednes- and he played a wonderful game last da3‘O. and although they are four night and only hard luck kept him goals down they are not down heart- Out of the scoring column twice. He ed. If they were at their best titer checked ba.cle persistently at the last 'would give Kitchener the hardest run and was on.e of the main cogs in the they have had. Sarnia offensive, Hayes kept his foot The line ,up: pita. on a beautiful drive from right Kitchener—Goat. .Zuber; defence wing . His checking and rushing Gildner and Karges; centre, Shirk; were up to the high standard of the wiage, Sabel' and Erb; subs. Master, rest. Norm Perry ran Gervey a close Emig. '7Oronto got in bad.. with the fans he Qttattat, and 09Brien is 'poor work. It was the first time all the ganieS we have had this anter, and that naraber is 14, that a referee bee been booed but we Offielal `0°1°1* Referee jack Greer, was not up to the etandaed of hockey pfticials Who have been seeat in action. here this year, Both tea= got away wita it of off -side, loafing and kiCking, which the London official did not ap- pear to see, The crowd gave him a razziug when he made some of his more glaring overeights, No Score First Sarnia pressed from the faceoff, Jenkins speeding through the Exeter defence to miss- the net by inchee. Hans missed GarveYe Pass in trout of , an open net. Perry drew the first perialty when he, upset Hoffman. McAllister was called upon to two brilliant saves. Seibert was -warned for loafiug. Mclaimien was penal- ized for loafiug, Exeter had. a good margin of the play in the opening period., doing a lot tbeir simoting from outside the defence before they discovered that alcAllister could 'not be upset by the long range bom- bardment. in the scoring end of it, netting the Exeter -Zurich — Goal, Cook; de- eece, Hindmarsh oncl George; tentre s sauatt; wings, McKinnon and Sei- bert: subs, Robinson and George. Referee, W.e.Mithhell, of Toronto. TUB SARNIA GAME AS R,EPORTED N THE SA_RNIA CANADIAN' St. Andrew's arena was jammed to the doers last night when the blue and white, spotting Exeter the breaks went out and won 4-2 in the first One Apiece in Second Exeter flipped one past McAllister shortly after play was resumed in the Second period, the Sarnia goalie mak- ing no effort to save on the offside. Greer caught it and the tally did not count. Garvey left his defence and C. Hoffman broke through alone, cir- cled Grannary and went in on top of McAllister to score. MeKinnon was penalized for loafing. Grannary went dovrn alone, but hung on to the puck too long and was piled up bY the defence, Perry was penalized for booking Hindmarsh. Garvey put the game on an even keel with a pre- tty mak and shot, O'Brien rushed to the nets and tripped as he was a- bout to shoot. Grannary and 0 - 'Brien were pena,lized for tripping Hindiamrsh. McAllister saved bril- liantly when Exeter worked right in on top of him. Seibert was penal- ized. for tripping McAllister. Sarnia, Had Margin Seibert rushed through the • Sarnia team, drew McAllister out of the net and, shot wide. Garvey checked Hind - marsh in. front of his own goal and scored on a snap shot after a short rush. With the whole Sarnia de- fence massed up on the forward line, Seibert rushed to the goal and shot wide again. Garvey and. Perry col- lided, Garvey taking the count. Hind - marsh was penalized when he knock- ed O'Brien's feet from under him, a- verting a certain score. Hayes tal- lied on a pretty ehot from the wing. .Grannary made it four when he wound his way through the Exeter defence to beat Cook on a shot froni Close in. Hindmarsh tacked on the final counter in a Minute when he worked through the vrhole Sarnia team en top of MeAllitser and scored. The teams: Sarnia—doal, McAllister; defence, Garvey, Perry; centre, GrannarY; wings, Hayes. Jenkins: subs O'Brien and Mulligan, Exeter---GoaL Cook.; . d.efence C. TER. TIMES ENS TOPICS OF WEEK IMPortant Events Wilteh Have Occurred Dieting the Week. The Busy World's Happenings Care- fully Cotnpiled an put Into Handy and Attiactive Sbape ,for the Readers of Our Paper A Solid Hour's EtieioymeM. race for the honors. The north ward athlete is one of the nicest defeetee mentou the 'roster, a pretty stick - handler and able to stand as much abuse and come for more as the next one. He does Dot figure much in the scoring, but is one of the strongest nen on the lineup. Jim Granuary played a steady game, staging some pretty stickhandling exhibitione and scoring once. He went down two or three times, but there was no oue to take the pass and perfectly good goals went gliramering. Jenkins and Mulligan's speed stood them in good stead against the slower Exeter, out - game of the third round of the . fit while they were ointhe me. A. dash for the intermediate bunting. The seeptical fees of the city are slowly having the fa'ct brought home to them that the Sarnia intermediates •'Ws year -are jueea little better than they thought, in fact, one of the nie- est working aggregations that has sported the blue and white since the war. Exeter a Rea.vy Team Exeter has a heavy defence. For that matter their forward line cannot weigh in under the bantamweight limit, but for a team with the beef they carry they do not take advant- age of their avoirdupois. Last 'light they would have had ample oppor- tunity as limps Greer was inclined to look. upon everything with the same clear, penetrating eye that owls use in reading fine Print in daylight. The players made a good in2pression on the Sarnia team, though some of the fans razzed the Ilindmarsh-Hoffinan defence when they -sent sonee daring Sarnia checkers skidding sideways. Perry would hot learn that when 145 pounds charges 226 that sonaething is bound to happerato the 145 pack- age. Time after time the Wanderer athlete would 'bore- in with a body cheek to stop Hindmarsh or Hoffma,n only to he bounced back an the ice. He had about as much effect upon drawing McAllister. He was also in- tim Exeter defence, as armee on. a 1 alined to loaf a. lot. Exeter Has :asice Team The Exeter team is about the ni- cest -working aggregation that has en - t tered the lits against the loc,ats this year. There are no speed artists on the lineup, but the whole outfit, siibs and all, can stickhandle and shoot and. they have combination down fine. They rely to a large extent upon long shooting which has won them many games against goalies of lesser caliber than the. Sarnia net guardian. Despite a heavyweight defence, they showed no inclination to roughing it, being one of the cleanest outfits the blae and. white have been pitted against so far. The Exeter defence stood out as the most eonsisent performers, Hind - marsh and Hoffman Bros. doing the greater part of the rtfshing and shooting and about 76 per cent of the goal -tending for the visitors. Cook handled a few hard shots nicely, but his team-raates were not taking any chances with him. When Exeter shot the Sarnia defence spread out to let them shoot. When Sarnia shot the whole Exeter team dived in front of the net to intercept the drive. Siebert staged some nice rushes, but was a little off when in on. the nets. Twice he missed the open goal after TUESDAY. Prince of Wales reaeives welcoma at Agra. Uncle Joe' Cannon to edit S. public life. ., Thirteen deaths in Belfast during the week-epd. Gandhi's aim recognized as open insurrection. Police seise 300 -gallon still in the county of Yorle. Michael Collins says de 'Valera aims at coup d'etat. Convention of Retailers opens at the King Edward Hotel, Toronto. The etage is set for opening of the sixteenth Legislature. U. F. 0. headquarters besieged for help for rural debaters. Sarnia man murders father, and brutally aesaults his eister. Brantford detectives enter explicR denials to charges in probe. Europeans are being armed as special constables in Madras. Hamilton's municipal Hydro ser- vices show large surplua on year. Grand Jury returns true bill in Ahrens murder case at Kitchener. Two leading raembers of Wel- land's Italian colony are murdered. • Ganadian delegates to Catholic Foresters' Convention in train wreck. Niagara Falls intermediates beat Oegoode Hall, 7 to 4, on the round. "Curly" Wilshurahas been offered a match with Joe Lynch. at Madison Square Garden. St. Mary's juniors beat St. An- drew's 3 to 1, in the test of home - and -home ga,mes. - Italian forces fighting rebels a,t Misurata, Tripoli, have lost 25 killed' and about 100 wounded. Stock exchanges were closed in the Ileited States yesterday, it being an-. niversary of Lincoln's birthday. Thietios, tc'S , 0, in District leUp The steettiship West Carnifax, .$06 miles off' Halifax, reeorte she is sliori oe fuel and food. . Ame,rican prohibition officiale eae, Much of the liquor ePorted to the 0. S. is returned to quench thiret oi Canadians. FRIDAY. German budget submits pelmet -its to Allies. Buffalo finds civic work for idlo saloonkeepers. Plan to thwart Hydro -radials rails, of its purPoee. Franee denies negotiations 'With Russian SoViet, ' A blaze occurred bueiness block of Owen Sound. Lenin seeke to cut Red army, but Trotelty, , opposes. . . Mail bandits oa border believed to balite oaudrQ wgaesta'wtiaTeue'st o Britieh Oalatnet at luucheort. Twenty-six Unionists kidnapped h. (lister are released. 'Mere' is a move on foot to merge great 'British railroads. • , WinStOn Churchill Moves adopeibe of Irish 'Free State BBL A.ura Lee beat Granites, 4 to 2, in their 0. H. A. senior game. • Retail merchant tailors 'hold sac- doesful convention at Toronto. " Saskatchewan Grain Growers de- cide on plan of political action. jack Parry and Eddie Beattie box- ed a 10 -round draw in Hamilton. • Rural Short Course at University of Toronto eoncludes with banquet. Ayrshire breeders addressed by new Federal Minister of Agriculture. Michael Collins sends message to Britain asking fair play for treaty. Babe found on ash heap at To- ronto was murdered, says coroner's • , Anfeammono...mozamonmemammumme*,:womememonniower 12611.11../.110.6willensMnere.ffitlaintlatne.fterannapsor ,0' IFN order that you may actually experience the plea.sureof I hearing good music whenever you want it, and to give you the opportunity of thoroughly trying the Amberola in your own home stouilcr home conditions, Mr. Edison has directed us to deliver to you, at ovr expense, an Amberola Phonograph and any twelve records which you may select. If, after three days, you decide not to keep the instru- ment, your pleasure will have cost you nothing. But if the Arnberola proves itself to be what we clann—the world 3 grealest phonograph valus—we will gladly discuss a payment plea to suit your convenience, Come m today and choose your Amberelat Exeter On ,Charles L. Gould; of Toronto, and George P. G. Mann, of Montreal, have been elected non-resident mem- bers of the New York Canadian Club; WEDNESDAY. Flotir goes up in price in Minnea- polis. French Labor split into two camps. Allied eXperts to arrange Genoa agenda. Shootings in • Belfast grow in number. Wheat takes a big,: advanee in Chicago. , - Quebec printers strike for the 44 - hour week. • • Hon. A. J. Balfour is g„iyen a warm Ing treaties. reparations. a eoe , Canadian beef brings, good price in ; Severala railroads in ,p3enebec may Bratish market: be electrified. , • Berlin alarmed at reported Franco - Toronto's scheol tax rate has been Russian negotiations. set at 11 mills.• Lloyd George denies double Ian - Quebec hotels are allowed to sell gnage to Irishtleadere. beer by the case. . An additional arrest has been HoffmanaHindmarsh; centre, C, Hoe- Collins will go to London to Confer made in the Nukol case. Tragi End of Godetech Tailor To walrinto'BrophY BroVeunder- taking establialateent at Gederieh, and tell Mr, Brophy that he had come to die, Wee what Mr. Wm. Johnston did after taking a large dente of Davis green. Mr. Brophy asked what was wrong and Mr. Johnston told him what he had One. The doctor was immediately called .,for and Used a stomach pump and restoratives and had 'Mr. 'Johnston rem:eyed toortlee hospital. He ,tliea the .eanie Mr. Joanston was in his 78th year aflueida.ha,d lived b.: Goderieb siuce he was t- boy. He 4ae .born,in'tBritee4 Sidney Osgerby, who was terribly injured at the St. Marys cement works, died On Friday, The belt broke on a motor running one of the kilns. The unfortunate man atten1P- ted to put on a belt, while the mach- inery was in motion. His finger was caught, then -his arm was dragged in and he was wairled around several times, his head striking the floor ev- ery revolution. Doctors amputated the arm, but he jutEctate of Archbishop Gauthier will educate young men for the priest- hood. R. G. Fisher of London has been appointed to .the Supreme Court of Ontario. Allan Cup dates are announced. The first game in Toronto is on March 13th. James A. Mulligan, K.C., Sudbury, appointed judge of the Carleton County Court. 1VIcGowan of Chicago wiin the in- terDaticinal outdoor pro. skating cha.mplonsb.ip• • Wellington Hay, acting Liberal leader, opens debate on the speech from the throne. • T. Herbert Lennox, K.C., asks the Government concerning the enforce- nienNf the 0. T. A. Eighty steamships are frozen in the ice in the Kattegat and The Sound in the Baltic Sea. • SATURDAY. Lenin not likely to head delegation to Genoa. Retail furriers concluded yearly convention,. Ex -President Wilson favors ratify - fman; winga, Seibert; McKinnon; with Lloyd George. Hon. Tames Mprdock scores newly - subs, O'Brien, Robinson, University of Toronto heat Kitph- organized workers' party. Greer, of London ,Referee. ener seniors, 6 to ' • J. 3. Morrison predicts downfall of Senator- IVIcColg edvogates drastic two-party system in Canada. e reform of upper chamber. ,, Shade and Britton boxed fifteen Ahrens trial opens ia laiteheaer rounds to a draw at New York. amid intense public interest, Irish Free State Bill receives se-, Wiarton and 'Kitchener intermedie cond reading in British Commons. saes are tied on the round. •, , . 'Sudbury and Soo have been or - Quebec has secured control of the dered. to replay their recent game. tidal fisheries in that province, , Ted Lewis defeated‘George Gum - Freight rates fight Open's before mer in one rould at London, Eng. Dominion Railway Commission. Carl Ahrens is found not guilty of The Legislature was opened Tees- murdering his wife at Kingston, day by the Lieutenant-Goyernor. Tex Rickard has been ousted as Saskatchewan grain growers hear manager of Madison Square Gardens_ stiggested reprisals for -cattle- em- Bill will be introduced in Legis- bargo. lature providing for Alienist Board. Great success attends convention Saskatchewan Grain Growers un - of Retail Merchants ,Association at animously support Hon, T. A. Crerar. Toronto. Social service starts at wrong end, j Father Delornae arrested in Mont- Toronto doctor tells Montreal meet - real as being implicated in Daarder of his brother. University of Toronto beat McGill Oakwood won the western district 6 to 4 in Intercollegiate senior of the senior series of the H. S. hockey. hockey league. a Aura Le'e, Collingwood and Belle - Sir Robert Falconer of Toronto vale won their 0. H. A. rounds on UniversitY 816 eaks plainlY on profes- lor duadyg en idgehitn. lids adequate pabof of sor-politiciana. - Edmund Lamy brok'e a speed- charges against fugitive negro; Bul- skating record establiShed by himself lock, who is wanted by North Caro- lina police. fifteen years ago. thne e. main liof the T. & N. O. Rail- Typhus stalking through Russia. way from Cochrane to, Oil Caa Port- Murder plot in Egypt against Shiners Old Timers say tnat tfte unus_ual thickness of the hides of motorists indicates a severe spring for pedes- trians. * * * * * It is really encouraging the way diplomat's turn at last to the seneible thing after every fool scheme has failed. • * * * Things might be worse. The poor down -trodden chap who can't pay his grocery bill still manages to consume twenty cigarettes a day. * * That New York man who invested all his wife's money in marks in or- der to break her off gambling should be satisfied. He broke. her There is no ,goose-stepping stones te greatness:" ' * * The difference between hog and pork is that nature makes the hog squeal and pork makes the consumer squeal. * * * By grafting, a Missouri man has produced a blue rose, but that's no- thing. The middleman's grafting has made the farmers blue. * * Successful wife: Any woman who can manage to look awed while her husband is doing his evening brag- ging. The W. I. S. Of the Heneall Prosa biaYlt,etrhiaenagdittiutirftiliOnlit e esZi proCeeds Were $75.00, ' an ineh for waist eneagureeaent. 'Phe, • Mr, J. L. Smith; a former well-- IttloWn re4ident of Seafortla died ilk, Toronto, on Feb, 6th, in lile 7ard. year. , Noteie to Creditors Notice is ltere'by given pursuaut to - the -Trustees Actlinet All persons hay- ing claims against, the estate of Rob--; ert, Weeks, of the Township' Of Us - borne, County' of. Huron, laborer de -- ceased, who died on or about I)ecem- ber 19th, 1921, are required on or before the 27111 day of February, 1922 to file with Madman and Stan -:- burn -solicitors for the Executor, full. particulars Of their claime. And, after such date the Executor will dis- tribute the aesets of the deceaeed, having regard only to ethe claims off which notice has been received. GLADMAN & STANBURY died from shock and concussion of Exeter, Ontario the brain.. February 6, 1922 , 61.s.aml*erietwasgeteRcovoideamamoammaemoyaavoman. • 6 You can use sweet milk, sour milk, buttermilk or water with EGGI) (1) ORDER FROM YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD ”114,001 THE RESPON$1BILITY IS YOURS Specialists may develop and improve various breeds, but the standard of a country's cattle de- pends, on the eft .)rts of.. the f arm er in- th is d. ec t ARECU DOING YOUR SHARE? , We are glad to assist any respensible farmer who requires ft mcin.g,. stz THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Ca.pitat Pata up $15,000,000 Reserve Fund $15,000,000 Exeter Branch, - F. A. Chapman, Manager Crediton Branch, Dashwood Branch, J R. S. Wilson, Manager Maar .11.00,1•11111Oulingina.aan.0........moszonlionatiO, 92•WeesM11•••••, It may be that brass makes the best bearings, but the bearing of same men indicates too much brass. * * All doughnuts are popular except the one that ,gote that way immed- iately after inheriting a little dough. * 4 * * * Another difference between death and taxes is that death calls for an executor and taxes for a receiver. The Illaddegt woman on earth is file one who buys a perfeet love ef t'at attd seen its mate on a 'woman Ito doesn't like. * * 'lito evil the( <Vle1 ''" • 7'0 ' aer iivee eta goealed Construction of the " extension of ' 'alONDAY. age, on the Abbi river, will start 13ritish. nweek, Princess Mary to spend honeymoon ext Congressman Teneyck, Demecrat, at Florence. of New York, Pronoses, to buy all, St. Mary's won the round from St. Catiadia,n territory south oftethe St. Andrew's juniors. Lawrence, witheright to dettelain'and Irish captives in 'Ulster released by utilize half of the water power from order of Viceroy. the river. Robert Darling, well-known To - ronto merchant, is dead. WEDNESDAY. France is seeking a union of Latin Poland and Angora Turks arrange races at Genoa Conference. _ pact. " Committee of the Cabinet to arrive Father Delorme craves for ari ear- at plantof immigration control. ly trial. Hon. James Murdock speaks from Ottawa tied with Ca,nadiens in a Methodist pulpit in Toronto. overtime.Sir David Watson, commatider of France to negetiate Secret treatY the Fourth Division, dies at Quebec. with Russia. -The negro Bul'lock's friends rally Claancellor Wirth wis a victory in to fight his case against extradition. German Reichstag. The Toronto L.O.E.A. teani won Craig and Collins agree to appoint its group and will play London in the Border Commissions. final. . George Cyr is found gttilty of mur- Eamonn de Valera addresses a der near Huntsville. meeting an Cork against Anglo-Irish New Brunswielc will have Govern- treaty. meet control of liquor. Sterling closed at Toronto at Montevideo shotes honor to 4521/,$and at New York at Shackletoe's memory. $4.37 %. Textile men, 800 strong, gather at McGii1 beat the University of To- o, bangnet at Toronto. roato senior basketball team at British Governmoet resumes evac- nation of troops in Ireland. Granites defeated Argonaut sem, young Ilastiegs county wotnan Lots he an 0. IL A. senior fixture commits suicide la Hamilton. 12 to 5.„ Oakville celebrates the, 100th ta3tern Ontario and Maritime Pro - birthday of Rev. T. ai. jefferis. vinces shiver under an unprecedented Caaadiatt golfees follow St. Alt- cold Wave. drew's' rule barring freak. clubs. Several serious accidente, includ- .Arniecl robbers eocure money ing two deaths, occurred rti a'oronto pouch from Tecumseh postmaster, on Sunday. • ElleVee dog tea,nis 'have ent.erea the A coaveationof the ,Worlters` 200 -mile race at The Pas, ivIanitoba. Party is in peogress itt the Labor Premier Tascbereau Warns print-, Tew.rde, Toronto, ern a,goatest ititernational union con- Milo GlatlY$ Robinson of Toronto broke two world's skating. records at tr°gIa're I i,f1A eToroatel beat ,aarunto2 Gte 33icgliarnptoe meet, THE MOLSONS BANK INCORPORATED 18 5ts Capital Paid Up $4,000,000 Reserve Fund $5,000,000 Over 12,5 Branches It is not necesiary to make a special trip to the neareat branch of The Molsons Bank eery time you want to deposit money. Send your deposit to the Bank by mail. Write today to the nearest man- ager of The Moleone Bank for information. EXETER BRANCH IN* T. S. 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