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8 & Gg | We Pa > A TI EEE TER I ENT 8 .-4wa om the morning of July 1st at Am -~ Eh hat To Play Hore y With Motors Jrs. CRICKET NOTES By G. G. F, The "Diamond Team from West Osh awa Motors at Alexandra Park--Rev. Father Murray Man in Charge Cementing Friendship By His Project - --Have Real eal History Rivahing in emo the wisit of Abe Camera Club Baseball team of Rochester, N.Y. that played in Osh- the Jubilee Celebration, is the visit here of the Regina Argos, led by Rev, Father Athol Murroy, an ex- stern Ontario boy, with a host of friends in this end of our good ou Province, They play the fast velling \Oshawa Motors, am- pions of the Oshawa Church League | n Wednesday evening at Alexan- ra Park at 6.30 p.m, sharp, Their visit is unique in many respects, an dfans of Oshawa gre urged to turn out for this hig baseball event. It will be a red-hot, hustling event with lots of action, so don't miss t. ! ¢ : Nine » Last year Father Murray toured Canada with his Arges in a pair of battered old motor cars, includ- ing a fiery red chariot, and made a EWU Nine" Cowan Li Buffalo Baltimore Rochester Jersey City Reading .. Oi SPORT SAD FOR TODAY League lway vs. Phillips, at Fark Chevrolet vs. La Salle, at Alex- andra Park. een's 'Park ies, «at Col rare vs. G. vs. Malleable iate Grounds, C., at Lakeview GAMES FOR TOMORROW 'Oshawa District Junior Oshawa St. Andrew's at Orono. Regina Argos vs. Oshawa Mo- tors, at Alexandra Park, wa District Syracuse .. South Oshawa ws. Christians, at Alexandra Park. Pi 0 M I Al d rates. ys. O.M.I, at exandra P 0 ; tH v BASEBALL RECORDS INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE PC 645 612 564 536 Sil 20 Yesterday 's Scores The local cricketers were rather unsuccessful against the Bell Tele- phone on Saturday, making a to- tal of 41 runs as against the Bell's 80. The credit goes to Baxter without a doubt for getting his men out with an average of § wick- ets for 5 rums and keeping the Bell's score down. Renand after contributing 10 was given the decision of L.B.W. Haworth miss. ing a fine shot was sent to the pa- vililon with a total of 4. Pickup was in some way miscalculating his shots when he was run out leav- ing his partner standing steady. Bennett giving a catch was out for 2. Anthony was as usual mak- ing a brilliant performance when he was bowled by Nicholls with 8 to his credit. Marten was very unfortunate in getting hurt in early batting and should have re- tired but he stayed on and put 4 down on the score being bowled by Answorth. Fowler making 4 was The best of luck Gomme The game itself was and should let ickets that wins the game, but getting runs running at the right time, I have previously mentioned in my notes that a little more concen- tration on cricket as a whole will G. M.:C. Ladies Defeat Robson's By 29-16 Score In a slightly one one y sided affair at the Collegiate grounds last night, the G.M.C. softballers defeated the Rob- son Leather Company damsels by a 29 to 16 score, the game being thus because of a sixteen run batting bee which the winners staged in the first innings and in which the 'Robson girls did everything except play tag with the ball before they managed to get the side out, The game was fairly good to watch after the first innings and those who came too late to witness the slaughter thought that they had seen a fairly good game of ball, Exactly twenty batters came to the plate for G, M, C's in their batting bee im the first innings and every batter scored at least once and only two were denied the pleas- ure of counting twice, Two runs gashered in this innings and wo more in the stanzas which followed gave Nora Reece the best average of the game with four runs and four hits out of six times at w.-. Jenny Morgan for the same team had the best run scoring record but fell down in the number of hits which she collected although it was a very good showing notwithstand- ing..8he notched six runs and made four hits out of seven times at bat, three of her hits being three bag- ers, ¢ gh Mary Gillard had the best record " READING'S MANAGER Waterbury, Comnn., July 18.-- Harry 8. Hinchman, manager of the Waterbury Baseball Club of the Eastern League, resigned today to become manager of the Reading Club of the International League. He was selected Saturday by Presi. dent William Veeck and Manager Joe McCarthy of the Chicago Cubs, new owners of the Reading fran- chise, OSLERS RETURN HOME FOR RUSY WEEK-END Toronto, July 19.--Oslers, after a long absence . from their home diamond at Ossington Park, are back for a busy week. Starting Thursday night, they play Lewiston, while the Easter Brands of Buffalo visit for a double-header on Satur- day, the locals returning to Buffale on Sunday for another twin tilt with the Brands, The game on Thursday should be a feature at: traction, as both are tied on the season with a win over the other. As a special treat, the Osldrs are bringing 'tye Havana Cuban Red Sox here next week. Grant Edwards, Oslers' hustling president, leaves for Philadelphia on Thursday to attend the National Baseball convention. Oslers are now members of the national organiga- tion and Edwards will mostly likely complete arrangements for their entry in th echampionship tourna- Toronto Ladies' Softball Team Play Here Tonight The ladies' softball fans will do well if they retrace their steps to the Collegiate grounds tonight to see the fast travelling Queen's Park Ladies play the Ontario Malleable in an exhibition game that will prove to be more than an ordinary exhihi- tion affair. Malleables will field their strongest team and Bill Arnold who is leading the Toronto girls and who is a former Oshawa boy has al- ready made it plain that his smart. est collection of ball tossers will be on hand from the Queen CITY. The Toronto team's line-up runs as follows: --Daisy Weif, third base; Mary Moore, right field, Eldred Mc- Haffey, first base; Thelma Buckley, pitcher; Jennie Urquhart, centre field; Thelma Black, catcher; Annie Grosvenor, short stop; Audrey Thompson, left field; Connie Hughes second base; M. Pedlar, extra. The Malleahle girls will probably line up as follows: --Helen McLean; fist base; Clara Larson, second base; Jean McDonald, short stop; Marion Kay, catcher, Hazel Holmes center field; Edith Rombough left field, Mary Brown or Eileen Pipher, right field; Violet Copeland or Mary Brown, pitcher; Isa McDonald, third base, YANKEES, SENATORS, TIGERS WIN FIXTURES SPLIT AT CLEVELAND New York, July 18.--Ueorge Pip- gras held the Browns in check at St. Louis today and the Yankees won the third game of the series by 10 to 6, It was the tenth vie- tory of the season for the league leaders over the Browns, who have not yet won a game from them, In the eighth Gehrig made his 31st home run of the year, off Nevers, with two men on hase and again tok the lead over Babe Ruth, A hom eby George Sisler, with the bases filled, featured a ninth-inning rally by the Browns, Irving Hadley, Birmingham, Ala.. rookle pitcher of the Senators held Chicago to six hits while Washington bunched its hits off Blankenship, to defeat the White Sox in their own bailiwick, 5 to 1, Sam Gibson, with better fielding support, beat Lefty Grove in a pitchers' battle at Detroit, the Tig- ers winning from Philadelphia 5 to 4. The game wag decided in the first inning. for Robsons with threé runs and four hits out of seven appearances at the plate, Stacey, Crandell, and Phillips were also good for them, The teams were: G.M.C.--8iblock If, Jackson ef, N. Reece p, 2h, Thompson ss, Reece Cunningham 3b, Mergan p, cf, Me- Kennon 3b, Tyrrel rf, Judd 1b, Robsons---R, Reece 1b, Gillard If, Thirtell p, Stacey cf, P, Thirtell cf, Phillips 3b, Tunkin ss, Walker 2b, Crandell rf, Ferguson ec, Score by innings: GMC ,.16 0101601 4--29 Robsons 41 4510 00 1--16 Umpires--Houck and Palmer, CUBS SPLIT EVEN IN DOUBLE BILL LOSE LEADERSHIP New York, July 18.--An even break in a doubleheader with the New York Giants today cost the Chicago Cush the leadership of the National League, Pittsburg nosing them out by a single percentage point by winning two games, Chicago won the first game here by 6 to 4 on Hartnett's homer with Grimm on base in the tenth, after the Giants had failed to scorsz in the ninth with the bases filled and none out, The New Yorkers won the second half by 3 to 2 after taking the lead on a homer by George Harper, The Pittsburg Pirates avenged their double defeat at the hands of the Philadelphia Nationals last Sat- urday ,by takin gboth ends of a twin bill 'today at Philadelphia, winning the first game 9 to 7, and the second 6 to 5. The Pirates won the opener by breaking a 5 to § deadlock in the fifth inning and scoring three runs that drove Tony Kaufmann off the hill benefit considerably. There was at the last game a showing of a little too much individulism and not enough of team work, a little more of the latter should and will help, There is a time and place for everything and the field is no place for talking, The fault does not lie with just one man but men, If any suggestions are help- ful T would suggest that Baxter be played more often than has been the case for he sure made it disas- trous for the Bell's men, No doubt many runs were not scored off Ren- .541 (and's bowling but the change brought 528 about good results. -Bascter bowl. A17 | ling a slow good length ball break- 414 | ing the batting up completely after 247 | a lengthy stay. The next council game I hope to see these faults re- mindel, Tuesday evening the Osh- awa C, C, meet St. George's at 7 p.m, at Lakeview Park. All the 0. C. C. men are requested to be on hand, THREE NEWARK PITCHERS ABUSED BY BISON BATS New York, July 18.--The Bisons took an ample toll of revenge on PC. the Newark Bears at Buffalo when 62 thoy fell on a trio of pitchers for 624 | twenty hits and captured the third 583 | Bame of the series, 14 to 4. Bisson- 528 ette's eighteenth' homer of the sea- A450 son and his powerful hitting A405 'throughout the game featured. 396 | The Tribe won the third game of " 'the series from the Reading Keys iat Rochester by 11 to 2. The Roch- {ester team hit Rouprich hard in |three innings and drove him from 'the game in the fifth inning with five runs. The Stars evened the Syracuse sertes with Baltimore today, com-- ing from behind to win six to five. Schelberg fanned Porter for the third out in the minth with the bae- es loaded. Chevs Win Ninth Straight Industrial League Game Defeat Trimmers 3 to 1 Nine victories in a row was the mark hung up by Chevrolet last night when they came through with another sensational win over the Trimmers, beating them by a 3 to 1 score before ome of the largest crowds of the season who came out with their lungs along with them to see the league leaders and the second placers battle it out. A |sensational catch in the ninth inn- ings which broke up the game was TRIPLE BY SHEEHA SHEEHAN the feature of the contest, it happen- WITH TWO ON BASES ing when two were out and Tring mer runners were on second and PUTS LEAFS AWAY 2, with the tying rums. A sure looking "hit Was crashed out in the direction of right field but before the fans could realize what had hap- pened, Scott Hubbel at first base for the Chevs jumped high in the air and pulled it down although the ball must easily have been 10 feet high in the air at the time. . | Although this was the jewel of 3 Toronto 14 Newark ,. . 6 Baltimore ..11 Reading es T greditable showing all through the country, Now they are galled the DDiamond Jubilee team of West- ern Canada--a fine collection of prairie Junior ball players, cement- ing the sporting spirit of the West with the East,--and a real all-star ball team, ar 1 Not in all of Canada is there an- other line-up such as comes from the west. The players are specially picked to represent every national- ity in the wheat-growing Province of Saskatchewan and they include almost every religion, Father Mur- ray tells with thrilling interest how the 16 te 19 year old beys have passed perilous moments on their venture from' Provinge to Province. How their huge and ancient motor car has run into accidents, and how the vehicle has heen pushed and pampered along by youthful should- ers,--and they are here Wednesday. Jack Cranstoun star of the sen- sational "Regina Pats" hockey team, which came east and lifted the Canadian Junior Hockey title two years ago in their eventful battle with Aura Lee of Toronto, has been right hand man to the pilot of the party, Play Motors Tomorrow' Night The Regina team is coming from Toronto to play the locals on Wed- nesday evening, and are just fin- ished playing in Ottawa, Kingston and Montreal. Fans who read this are asked to remember that the Western "Kids" are attempting to broaden out Canadian sport--at one point in their hike across Canada they had exactly $3.05 in their pos- session, There is a page full of ro- mance in this Saskatchewan Dia- mond Jubilee Nine, Oshawa Motors Junior Champions need no particular introduction to Oshawa fans. Theirs has been a good fighting record to shoot at in minor amateur ball. For years they have been roaring along in Jusior Ball in this district--and annually producing starry ball players. Un- der the shrewd and able manage- ment of "Herbie" Wolfe they will line up as follows for their tilt with the Western Kids: "Eddie" Harrington 1b; "Boob" Shellenkoff 2b; "Tunney Morison ss; "Bush" Boucher 3b; "Bill" Joyce If; "Nipper" Jones cf; "Brisk" Evans rf; "Theo" Elliott c; "Eddie" Leveque, "Kyber" Hare, utility, with "Dint" Copeland in reserve to catcy "Chick" O'Neill, "Slim" Turaer, "Gord" Petre, and "Dug" May are available for mound duty. A line- up worthy of the East in their bat- tle against the Western kids. All roads lead to Alexandra Park on Wednesday night and a mon- ster crowd should be on hand to gee the local nine do their stuff against the boys from the Prairie Province. Pass, the word along about this game to all of your friends,-- and don't miss being on hand yourself-- ell worth fd hile and a real Miotorte s ve Y Jersey City .. Buffalo Syracuse ' Rochester ,,,, Do You Own Your Own y Jersey City at a (6.30 p.m.) Newark at Buffalo, Baltimore at Syracuse, Reading at "Rochester, AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost New York 63 Washington Detroit Philadelphia Chicago Bt, LOUIS vi arersise Cleveland PC, 716 583 528 21 Yesterday's Scores Boston ,.,.., 14-0. Cleveland ,... Washington .... 5 Chicago i 5 Philadelphia .., 10 St. Louis Games Today Boston at Cleveland. New York at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Detroit, i Washington at Chicago. ! 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Chevrolet's third run was scored by Young who secured a walk and sent around by Rowden and Hubbel. Trimmers single rally was the result of an error by Young on a ground hit ball from Cooper. He was ad- vanced on a hit to right field by Frink and scored when Webster tossed a ball over the screen which he had every intention of making a strike wsen it left his hand. Gummow, Hubbel, Rowden and Webster were the best on the field for the Chevs and for the Trimmers, tho best were the Elliott brothers, and the batter scored later when ving - arin Sma Fabs, ing le the 4 4 Styles misjudged Wultmawe Wig- 1 == i i " |the box score, which was as follows: i Bet 54 in. at" 0s. the Aun) sctre, AH R HPO A wk Get YourMade to Ness Pitcher Brame of the visitors had | ~-SUIT-- the locals eating out of his hand. He « LEDGER'S Batterigs--Pfeffer and O'Neill; Beall and Sienier. R.H.E. | 1214 1 J. H. R. LUKE Real Estate and Insurance Money to Loan om First Mortgages Regent Theatre Block Phone 871 or 687TW, ------ F. W. C. NASH of all kinds. OUR PRICES AFE PIGHT Louisville Milwaukee Eleven innings. Batteries--Cullop, Friday, Wilkinson and McMullen; og Juson, Eddelman and McMenemy, Young. Polished woodwork, Oshawa Missionary College, Kingston Road East. Under new management. Whatever our past records mey have beem we can Bow guaramtee satisfaction and are prepared to give you practice on sash Sane, sereti, Sobinasion dovts, sovm_ sash, guage NATHAN J. WAGER i Toronto, July 19.--Whn Jack Sheehan uncorked a screaming triple over second baseman Burke's dome yesterday in the temth inning with two on and as many down, he decided the result of the opening game of the series between Jersey City and the Leafs. This blow sent in the first two rums of the game, . THE BATTING CROWN National League P. Wanmer, Pitts. Harris, Pitts. Harper, New York 79° 267 /.360 Frisch, St, Louis ...84 346° .358 Leader a year ago today: Bress- ler, Cincinnati, .371. American AB. PC. 337 .380 192 15 182 74 KEEF IE M AND WATCH HIGH PARK The carefully restricted subdivision for homes beautiful situated on KING STREET E,, OSHAWA GB. AB Simmons, Phila. ...85 333 Gehrig, New York ..39 342 Meusel, New York 70 269 31% E. Miller, St. Louis 77 ~ 253 Schang, St. Louis ..56 159 .371 Adeader a year-ago ayo. Detroit. A24. & : PC. 396 395 allowed but three hits in the regu-| lation mine innings, and two more in the tenth, but ome of the latter was snuffed out when Alexander hit into his second double play of the -jafternoon. At that the ever-reliable | # Satterfield all but tied up the game in the tenth, whem acting as pinch hitter, with two on, he connected on the first pitch amd it appeared - be a homer until Neitzke pulled it down aftre a greats runming catch while the ball was ailing away from him. When a team can only get one man to third base in tem innings fit shows how effective the opposing pitcher was. This is what happened to the Leafs, Hargrave reaching the red light cormér im the secomd im- mings through his double and La- motte's sacrifice. Only two more Leafs reached second base during the remainder of the game. Thse wer eHizh in the eighth on his single and a sacrifice by Sorrell, but Styles, batting for Bratchi, fanned, while in the temth Burke singled with tw eout and pulled up at sec- rond when Sheehan bobbled High's » grounder for the omly error of the | same, La URE TR i DD nD 0 opening day. This week w: ave putting beautiful lots, oes thy od ly 45 to 55 feet frontage by 157 ft. I lin. deep. Don't miss this opportunity to secure one or more of these lovely lots for yourself. Never again will Oshawa citizens have another such opportunity to secure lots in such a high class park. Cal ot ous office ox oohe 395 and hans ons of our sdlémen coll up take you over this splendid property. NOW 15 THE TIME TQ ACY -- SEE ee EEE SE EC EER CE SRST SE TT WEE opus C--O IAG GWE >". i } i 1 8] ied alent pda sittoniha hi 0 i 2noemamnaolin| soummnama Martin p, Pre i. Soom ooo mt | POO mmm | | al emodeeoandd® | dodo T wom ® l sass n | dooce ll. Notal, ... ... 34 1 6 29 Howe runs--Hubbel, Webster; wild pitch, Webster; struck out-- By Martin 1, by Webster 5; walked, By Martin 3, by Webster 2. Score by innings: -- (Oheynolt --0H 00 11001 #2 = Trimmers --0 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 H--1 | Umpires--Shaeffer and Harmer. 5 Preferred Usual Prices!