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Throughout the season this trio has been the flrat line for the Barnstable Hockey Club. Left to right.
Hill Lamarche, Chuck Stanley and Tommy Fraser. Because of a rib Injury Stanley was unable to play last
night but his linemates took up the slack with both Larmarche, high scorer of the league, and Fraser
earning a goal and an assist.
No fictionlst could have dreamed
up a script for a more exciting
game, or concocted a more satis
tying wind-up of the season — foi
Harnstable fans , that is.
Yarmouth had jump fd into an
eaily lead on a legitimate goal bj
Terrio. At the nine minute marl*
or the first period the visitors made
it 2-0 on another by Terrio, thlf
one a weak backhander from 2E
feet out which seemed to hypnotize
Harnstable goalie Hob Hayden.
At this point the Harnstable
Hockey Club appeared disorgan
ize-d and out of contention. Tlieii
territorial play was way off and
their zip lacking.
A minute later tilings started
looking up. Bill Lamarche got con
trol of a pitch from a scramble
around the Yarmouth cage, passed
to Fraser and Tommy tuckt d II
home to bring the deficit to one
Through a scoreless second pe-
riod the rivals battled on nrar even
terms and well on into the final
session.
With only three minutes remain
ing the second Ba rnstable line ol
Pete Pells, Ted Ashley and Teddy
Cole hemmed Yarmouth In ami
kept the pressure on steadily for
at least a minute.
First one, then another had a
shot at the goal, but it appeared
i hat they would he denied. Finally
Cole got his stick on the puck only
a yard or two to the right of the
cage, flicked a short pass over to
Ashley and Ted drove it home. He
actually was standing behind the
goal and swept in the disk for a
.sensational tieing marker.
Half a minute later Dick Sulli-
van broke up a Yarmouth rush in
his own zone, dribbled twice and
spun a soft pass to Fraser. Tommy
stnrted a rush , then saw Bullet
Hill Lamarche breaking clear in
center Ice.
Tommy laid a perfect pass on
Lamarche's stick and liin broke
clear. He held his shot until the
Yarmouth goalie made his move,
then targeted a beauty into the
lower right hand corner,
With that shot the crowd of at
least 500 erupted. Then the Mae-
Kwantuen staved off Yarmouth
over the last minute to sew up the
first big championship of the Cape
Cod Hockey League.
In the preliminary consolation
match Middleboro defeated Ply-
mouth 2-1 for third place.
At 8 p.m. next Wednesday night
ih. re will be another game at tho
Kennedy Center. This will mulch
an All-Star Cape combine composed
of Barnstable and Yarmouth play-
ers against an All-Star team from
the Plymouth and Middleboro
clubs,
Barnstable Hockey Club Stages Uphill Fight To
Win Cape Championship,All-Star Game Next Week
The regular Pee Wee season
ended on Saturday, March 8, with
the Sports Center winning the
league with 7 wins and 2 defeats.
The Sports Center team was the
best balance of any team in the
league plus the fact that it had
an outstanding goaler in Pete Rob-
inson.
The hading goal getters of the
season were McEvoy of Bragles,
Hosttetter of Atwood Oil and Par-
ent of the Sports Center. These
boys should he able to go to the
Junior Hockey Team next year
and do quite well.
A lot of credit should be ex-
tended to the coaches of the teams
as they have given tip their Sat-
urdays all winter from 7 am. to
the late afternoon. They were Jack
Levine Jr., Lloyd McMantlS, Ar-
mand Hellisle and Dick White, Tom
Archibald. Thanks also to Bill Hal-
let who did his great share of the
rt fereelng.
The playoffs in the Pee Wee
League will start on Saturday
morning at eight o'clock March 15.
Semi finals: Sports Center vs.
Atwood Oil; Ilraglo vs. Orossmons
March 22: 1st game winners of
March 15; 2nd game, Consolation
game.
Pee Wee Hockey
League Play-offs
Start Saturday Directors ot the Babe Ruth
League, for boys 13, 14 and 15, have
set Sunday afternoon, May 18th ,
1 to open the season at Junior High
School Field. In the opening games
a double-header will be played ,
with the Veterans of Foreign Wars
meeting the Cape Cod Movers and
the Elks and Puritans in the night-
cap.
At a meeting Tuesday night in
the Town Hall James Hallett , Jr .,
of Osterville was selected as uni-
pire-ln-chief with Joseph Macomber
of Centerville and Cuy H. Harris
of Hyannis as other umpires. Presi-
dent of the League, Guy Harris ,
appointed Thomas O'Neill and
Francis Watson to assist him in
investi gating the possibilities of
playing other Babe Ruth teams on
tho Cape for a Cape Cod champ-
ionship. This would take the place
of competition in the national play-
offs , which the local league par-
ticipated in last year.
The directors approved the selec-
tion Of Wilson Perry and William
Fish as coaches of Manager Ed
Pena's Puritans and Oscar Kearney
ami Victor Woodruff as coaches of I
John Medeiros 's Cape Cod Movers.
Daniel Flynn, manager of the V.
F. W. and John W. (Jerry) Bowes,
manager of the Elks will submit
their choices at the April meeting.
The first week in April was set
as the try-out period for members
of the teams. When the season
opens the four teams will be garbed
in new uniforms. John Dillon ,
Robert Bennett and John Shechan
were appointed a committee to dis-
pose of the old uniforms , which are
still In good condition , hut which
have been outgrown by the older
boys In' the league.
Babe Ruth League
Sets Opening Dates
BY THE SANDPIPER
Just two more weeks of Rec
League, basketball, folks and two
big james are coming up this Sat-
urday on the Junior High School
floor. The results will determine
the championship In both the Junior
and senior boys' loops. The first of
these comes off In the morning at
10:30 A.M. when Bill Fish's Cen-
terville A.C. meets Jack Andrews'
Barnstable Five. At the present
time Centerville is tied for first
place In the second half play with
the North Shore boys, each with
3 victories and no defeats. Cen-
terville won the first half play and
a victory for the Green and White
will give them the championship.
* « * «
A clash of giants will take place
In the Senior Loop at 7 P.M. when
Osterville with 8 and 1 meets the
Odd Fellows with 5 and f. The
Odd Fellows, under George- Cough,
tin, has been going great guns ol
late and Coach Joe Lebel of the
Osterville team hopes to have his
full complement of players avail-
able for this one. Sporting the col-
ors of Odd Fellows will be Duke
Fernandes, Dick Mayo, Paul White,
Jimmy McGillen and Charley
pratt. osterville will piay Jonn
MePhersort, Dave Lewis, Pete
Stringer, Pete Nese, Pete Larkln,
Put Peters, John McGillen , Danny
Hostetter and Doug Hopkins. It
should be a battle! In the absence
of Coach Joe Lebel, who is on a
Southern trip, BUI (Red) Phillips
will be in charge of the Ostervil-
lians.
* * « *
Our baseball scouts report that
Manager Jack Medeiros of the
Cape Cod Movers in the Babe Ruth
league is In spring training with
his hopefuls ut South Mashpoe.
Jack has hopes of repeating last
year's championship win in the
Ruth circuit. Ho is casting covet-
ous eyes at some of the new-com-
ers coming up from the Little
League, where they received sound
training.
• * * •
The fifteen year olds in the Bafie
Ruth League are expected to show
the results of a year's play in the
circuit. Let's keep an eye on these
boys this summer: Ted Harmon,
Bill Phillips, Al Farla, Barry Fer-
nandes, Skip Macomber and Jim
Evans of the Puritans; Kenny
Burke, Bob Delano, Joe Lebel, Pet-
er Nese, and Frank Roderick of
the Elks; Roger Williams, Doug
Murphy Paul Blsbee, Jim Jenkins,
Paul O'Neill, Steve Hayes and
Johnny Scudder of the V.F.W. and
Paul Kearney, Jack Medelros, Ray
Stackhouse, Doug Kalweit, Bobby
White, Jimmy Prada and Bruce
Woodruff of the Movers.
» * » •
It looks as if the Barnstable Ele-
mentary Girls and Boys are going
to be declared the champions in
the basketball circuit. The Barn-
stable girls defeated tho Osterville
girls in the Osterville Community
Center just before school closed
for the Spring vacation by the
score of 30 to 2. While guards Can-
dy Jones, Evelyn Carlson and Con-
nie Hill were holding the opposi-
tion to a lone basket by Marty i
Allen the Barnstable forwards,
consisting of the Mildred and Mar-
garet Cash and Cindy Howes rack-
ed up 16 baskets.
• * « *
It looks as if the Barnstable Ele-
mentary Girls and Boys are going
to be declared the champions in
the basketball circuit. The Barn-
stable girls defeated the Osterville
girls In the Osterville Community
Center just before school closed
for the Spring vacation by the score
of 30 to 2. While guards Candy
Jones . Evelyn Carlson nnd Connie
Hill wore holding tho opposition
to a lone basket by Marty Allen
the Harnstable forwards, consisting
of the Mildred and Margaret Caah
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grade girls are very much Inter-
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Cloud, Marty Allen , Mary Flynn,
Margaret Nese, Janet Williams,
Lynn Mulvey, Barbara Childs, Au-
drey Piggot, Judy Leoanard , Nor-
ma Perry, Margaret Howes, Mar-
garet Shields, Ellen Burch, Susan
Hinckley, Marie Fourchette and
Mary Powers.
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The Odd Fellows-American .Le-
gion team under George Coughlln,
has made a very creditable showing
In the PAL Basketball League. Com-
prised of Allen Ellis , Skipper Dix-
on, John Swift , Paul White and
Tommy Olsen the boys are in the
PAL play-offs which began last
night at the Ezra Baker Gym in
Yarmouth .
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TO LOVELORN
Dear Abbie: My husband beats
me up every night. As soon as he
steps Inside the door he says: "The
name is right cross" and he clips
me on the jaw. Do you think he
loves me?
ANS: He's crazy about you. He
is using the cave-man technique
to show It. Learn to roll with the
punches. Many a woman would give
her eye-teeth (and have) for such
a virile man.
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