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PAGE FOUR %® po ------ RIM MERS PRO THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1927 TEST AGAINST CADILLA CS UPHELD BY BOARD ftball Rivals Must Play Again For Right To Meet Chev Leaders i lacs Defeated Last Night y Chevs, But Game lg- feision -- Game - Will Be a "Sudden Death' Affair fore a good crowd at Alexan- Park last night, Chevrolet de- ed Cadillacs by a 19 to 4 score { in what was supposed to be the tf @ of the home and home game gcgles for the championship of the dufiistrial Softball League. fn a mittee meeting after the game, ever, it was decided to ignore result since it was found neces- for the Cadillacs to play Trim- another sudden death game in semi-finals to decide again which the team to meet the Chevs. was the resulg of a protest sent against the Cadillacs by the mers which was threshed out in 'meeting last night, | was won hy the Cadillacs by a ive score to give them the to meet the Chevs, he pro- * being upheld, however, the mer and Cadillacs will meet in @nother sudden-death game to de@lde all over again who will go up™against the league leading Chev- rolgts. The game will he played to night at 6.45 o'clock at Alexandra Park. A Keen Game st night's game between Cadll- la and George Hill's fence hreak- erd'was a real snappy affair for the ongtheir toes nearly every minute of @he way, Chevrolet hudded nut first five innings and it held the fans in ¥the #ixti:, however, and in the last three stanzas in which the) welt to «.' they piled up fourteen rus and turned the game from a elofe and exciting affair into a one- 8} walk away for them. Phere were five home runs in the eame and they all went to Chevro- let.'Chevrolet swatsmen. Two apiec:? 14 Yo May and Joyce and the fifth was a beauty from Webster who wae outyto win his own game with the bat as well as his pitching prowess, There was no triples and doubles on- ly 'went to Benson and Luke. Singlec hoWever, were in abundance, twelve of them going to Chevrolet and five to Cadillac. : ont llacs were the first to score Th they sent in Roddick on two su sive hits in the first inning. Cheyrolet retaliated with three in the, second with an error, a home mong a single and two sacrifices be- Ing the cause while in the fifth they ad two more. The lid came off in the sixth and from then on it was a ular merry-go-round for the oA hy of the most beautiful Chey- rolet in Chevrolet history. They poupded the ball unmercifully and | with a smattering of errors to help them along, it was with little dif- ficlty that they ran their score up to 4 19 mark. 4 Make Rally ip their solo in the first the Cad@ies went scoreless until the' six: and with only one more at tha time to help them out they went runless and almost hitless un- til the ninth when they combined 2 hit, a walk, and a passed ball for thefy Jast two markers of the game. Roddick, Hall and Copeland brought i» four with two going to Rodd- e ides May, Joyce ana Webster, for @Chevrolet, the mainsails at bat Buffalo Syracuse .. Baltimore Newark Chicago Pittshurg Ta New York Cincinnati Brooklyn . Boston Philadelphia Chicago Pittshurg New York Washington Detroit ' Philadelphia Chicago Cleveland St. Boston Philadelphia. ..... Washington. S BRITISH BOWLERS WIN and steady howling on t the British bowlers gave shot victory in a seven rink game here this afternoon with chener district bowlers. SPORT CARD FOR TODAY Lake Shore League, Oshawa Motors at New Tore onto, Industrial League, Cadillacs vs. Trimmers at Al. exandea Park, : Ladies' Softball, 0. M. 1, va, Pirates at Col. legiate grounds, South Ontario League Williams Plano at Columbus, . GAMES FOR TOMORROW Industrial Longue, Winners of (Cadillac ve, Trim. mers) vy. 'Chevrolet at Alex. andra Park, BASEBALL RECORDS INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost P.C. 76 C64! HY Sat S542 S517 Toronto | A8 Tuesday's Scores 2-11 Reading 4 Syracuse Rochester Only game s playe d, Games Today Toronto at Reading. Buffalo at Baltimore. Rochester at Jersey City, Syracuse at Newark. v BC nlY 592 507 532 A067 439 388 Tuesday's Scores 2-4 Brooklyn .... 7 New York Only games played. Game Today Philadelphia at Boston. Only game scheduled. American League Won Lost 32 Louis Scores New York .4 Cleveland Only games scheduled. Games Today New York at Washmgton. Boston at Philadelphia. Only games scheduled. American Association Tuesday's Scores Tuesdny's Kansas City.... 4-13 Columbus .. 3- 10-4 Milwankee .. Louisville t. Paul Other games postponed. ON KITCHENER LAWN Aug. 10--Smooth he part of them a 39 Kitchener, Ont, the Kit- The final we So) tur) the fie; Sal the nice work on the field g Bame was served ound. line-ups were: vrolet--Young, 3b; Gummow. wden ¢, Hubbel, 1b, Webster, 1g H. Luke rf, Joyce If, Pal- llac--L. Hall 1b, Roddick 2b. I, 3b, Matthews if, Smith rf. d cf, Benson ss, Love ¢. Sal- by innings: res--Dell at plate, r on bases. --_-- DELANEY York, Aug. Fg) font favor wan day to © Ly) whi Jun, of t Rit fest the Basque Oak French-Canadian will provide ship , Hubbel, Young and H. Luke. was in by May and Rowden for while for Cadillacs, the best up by nm who held down the work on R HE .. 100001002-- 4 § 5 - 030 024 64x--19 15 Legge REAL TEST 10.-- The oe. x will lashing blade of the ring's woods- the Yankee Stadium, Thurs- ht, when Jack Delaney tries his way into heavyweight - Ld un, when he crawls dowa his elbows, jand then goes toward an opponent, is one hardest of heavyweights to the stermest vivacious youngster count was 156 to 116 with five of the seven visiting rinks turning in victories, two of them by 26 shot margins with the Guelph and El- mira rinks being the victims. The most decisive Canadian victory of the day was scored by the Veteran Fd. Wettlaufer's rink, the count being 23 to 8 against Lawson. The other Canadian winning rink was Logan's of Hespeler, which scored a two-shot victory. The bowlers were motored here this morning frcm Hamilton and were given a civic reception at city hall by Mayor Ratz following which they and the members of the local committee, together with their wives, were tendered a civic ban- quet at the Walter House. At this function care of the visitors was handed over from the Hamilton district to the Western Ontario Bowling Association. President H. J. Sims of this city, and A. A. Langford, of London, gladly taking charge. Monday's visit was the fourth of the British bowlers to this city, the other occasions being in 1906. 1918, and 1921. On the first two occasions the visitors wom, but in 1921 the Kitchener district bowl- ers won. The series mow stands at 3 to 1 for the visitors. Tonight the fourteen rinks par- ticipating in today's games were entertained to a garden party at the Summer home of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Sims on the Grand River at Chicopee. British Kitchener D. Ferguson ....17T McGraw Hespeler hompson 1 sa 14 22 from idgeport who gave up his 1i-ht-Meavyweizht crown to seek big ural mons the bigger fellows. ¥., save on his few off- mizht® always has been a. shary- | shoot and a terrific hitter as well. The f@pline is that he must be both al onge to beat the Basque, whe can son yo punishment with the best hE. argo. PS Paolino never has a Lelaney's class. | but he never has met I Motors Seniors meet New remaining six games, three of shi; Softball League title last night by the executive of the of the Chevs. (Rather night, All this trouble over the who should meet the Chevs in question of infield flies, andra Perk which is slated on two teams for tonight, boro has put into the play o foremost on their list of stars is home grounds again this afternoon and another repetition of the 11 to 2 victory which was hung up last Saturday is expect- ed. To cinch the league, Motors have only to win two of their and the remainder with Goodyears. After a good crowd had turned out to see the champion- game between Cadillac and Chevrolet for the Industrial up an undisputed 19 to 4 victory, the game was thrown out Jeague although it was through no fault ard luck for them but it couldn't be helped. There is no pos:ibility that the game will be counted, not 'even if the Cadillacs win the Cadillac-Trimmers affair to- over a protest which was entered by the Trimmers against the Cadillace on the game which was played last Friday to decide protest was entered against an umpire's decision calling two men out with the basis being Rule 42, Section 10 of the O. A. S. A. rules, which is nothing more nor less than the oft-disputed Trimmers' protest was uphel the game was ordered to be replayed, hence the game at Alex- St. Andrew's Juniors play their first game in the O.B.A A. play downs on Saturday of this week when they journey to Peterboro to meet the strongest Junior aggregation that Peter- ffs for many a day. six foot one, who has pitched senior ball for Peterboro Central Leaguers for the last two years and has been persuaded to return to Juni~r ronks to carry the name of Peterboro once again irto the O.B.A A, limelight. hardest nut to crack that the Saints have met in three seasons and they have certainly gone up against some tough proposi- tions in the line of p'tchers during that time, Brief Comments On Local Sport. | Toronto on the Torontonians' which are with New Toronto and after Chevrolet had hung Cadillac-Chevrolet game arose the league championships. The and the Sport Card between these First and Jeff Hardkill, a lanky chunk of He should prove to be the Some interesting data from Ladies' Softball League was releas- ed by Secretary F. A. Hardman to- day concerning the pitching and home run records of the league up to date, Owing to an error and an additional postponed game, the schedule has again been. slightly re- arranged and the revised dates are ilec included in the bulletin, The leading pitcher in the L. S. L. to date is Elliott of the Pirates with 7 wins and no losses. The strike-out queen of the League is Stacey for Robsons who has 34 to her crediy with Elliott close behind with 32. Copeland for Malleables has won 3 games and lost 2 with 17 strike-outs being scored. The great- est number of strikeouts in a game (also goes to Stacey for Robsons, a total of 13 being the mark for the other hurlers of the league to shoot at. The leading home run hitters to date in the league are as fol- lows: M. Kay, OMI. Kilburn, Pirates . .. . ,, Ferguson, Robsons ... Kennedy, Pirates . Siblock, GMC .... The following is the revised La- dies' Softball Schedule: Wed., Aug. 10-0 M.I. vs. Pirates Fri., Aug. 12--0.MI. vs. G.M.C at Alexandra Park. Mon. Aug 15--Pirates .vs. Robson. Wed. Aug. 17--Robson vs. G.M.C, Friday, Aug. 19--G.M.C. vs. O.M.I. Monday, Aug. 22--G.M.C. vs. Rob- son. Wednesday, Aug. 24 Robson. Friday, Aug. Pirates. Monday, G.M.C. Wednesday, Aug. 31--Robson vs. GEHRIG'S HOMER SAVES SHUT-A07 Swat King's 38th Circuit Clout One of Those Maud Muller Things for Yanks New York, Aug. 10--Lou Gehrig's 88th circuit drive of the seasom in the ninth inning today averted the Yankees' first shutout of the year it did not materially affect an R-1 riuwoh for the Athletics at Pihla- 42lphia, Gehrig's rap advanced his ead on Babe Ruth to three. Dutch Ruether started for the sew Yorkers, but gave way to Pip grass after six innings. All the Mack ! » 2 bit safely, Cobb and French bet- snp three apiece, a double and two dag'is lor each. Rube Walberg mellad the Yanks with six hits. At Washington the Senators gain- Wd an evem series break with the Jeveland Indians by taking today's game 4 to 2. Buckeye, who has iever won a game from the Sena- ors. was pounded out of the box a the seventh. Thurston held Cleve land im check with mine scattered its. Scores: RHE. 000000011 5 3 Pirates vs. G.MC. vs. 26 OMI vs Aug 29 -- few York *hiladelphia P1100312x--8 13 1 Batteries--Ruether, Piprrass and Jollins; Walberg und Cochrane. KHEE. Cleveland. 000019090912 8 9 Washington. 10200100 x--4 11 1 Batteries--Bucyeye, Levesen and Lb acl iE Wr Ladies Sotthall League Home Run Leaaers Named + the PEDLAR TUG TEAM TO MEET G. M. C, RIVETTERS AUGUST 10 Pedlar's Tug-O-War team meet the G.M.C. Rivetters at Lakeview Park Wednesday, August 10 at 8.00 p.m. The Pedlar boys are in fine condition and promise the Motor BEAVERS TROUNGE RANGERS AGAIN The Junior Industrial League Teams Pile Up 18-10 Score Beavers again defeated the Rang- ers in a Junior Industrial League ganfe 'at Cowan Park on Monday night when they came away with 18 to 10 score in their favor. It was a real hitting game with the Beavers being ahead all the way. They started off after their victory n the first inning when they tallied four counters, and didn't let up un- til the sixth when thay broke all bounds and scored eight runs. The eighth saw some real excitement ~hieh included a six run rally by the Rangers but darkness called a halt to the game before the last half had been completed with the result that th, score reverted to the seventh und the Rangers went without credit or their sixth counters, Newitt pitched sonw stellar ball ground or fly out feebly., Gudgeon nd Walker hit home runs while the scoring honors of the affair went to natters and making many others Brantford, Aug. 9--When the Prince of Wales and Prince George return East it is probable that they will be greeted either at Toronto or Ottawa by the Council of the Six Nations In- dians, who wish to obtain their sig- natures in a Bible presented to their forefathers by Queen Anne. It is claimed in the address to be presented to the Princes on this oc- casion, that the Bible contains on one page the autographs of more members of the reigning house of Great Britain since the time of Xueen Anne than any other similar volume in the world. It was previously autographed by the Prince of Wales during his visit to { Six Nations Indians Ask Princes For Autographs Canada in 1919. Referring to 'the fact that the Bible is the only important historical relic in the possession of the Council, the address reads: "In the passage of years, your Roy- al Highness, the heritage of our Grand River lands has shrunk until miles are now but acres, and our relics, the great silver pipe of peace, and our wampum belts, pledges of our treaties and the signs manual of loyalty and friendship to the Crown and to Can- ada, have been stolen by knaves of our own people, who betrayed their trust, and now lie in public museums and private collections in foreign lands." CUBS LOSE LUCK AGAINST ROBINS Pirates Take One Run Lead from Giants and Gain on Chicago for the Beavers, striking out several Zubkavitech who turned in a total of our. The best at bat for Rangers was Rorabeck who managed to mak, several lusty connections with the orsehide. all The teams were: --Beavers-- Cooper, Gdugeon, Zubka~ viteh, MeGill, F. Martyn, Mewitt. Rangers--Clary, Major, Collis, Korabeck, Hill, Lawton, Higgins, Cawley, Robinson, Partridge, Score by innings: -- Rangers -- 0 0 3 310 3--10 Beavers -- 4 11 4 0 8 0--18 Umpires--Hecter and Rembough, ONTARIO RIFLEMEN BEGIN MATCHES Marksmen Include Whole of This Year's Canadian Bisley Team Rifle Ranges, Long Branch, Ont. Walker, Amshury, boys some hard pulling. The Rivet- ters have been training hard, so something different from the ordin- ary line of sport. The Pedlar Team is entered in the C.N.E. Champion- ship Meet on September 3, when they meet the Pittsburg Steel Com- pany. - Fire Chief Jack Kelly of Cleveland, a visitor here, Manager of the famous Fire Fighters team of Cleveland, Ohio, thinks Pedlars will outpull Pittsburg. MANY SURPRISES IN WHITBY GAME Oshawa Girls' Softball Team Wins By 14 Runs in Final Inning ; (By Staff Correspondent) Whitby, Aug. 10.--The Whitby girls softball team was defeated last evening 'by. General Motors in a game that was full of surprises. Whitby took the lead in the early innings and at the end of the third the score was } to 5. Whitby be- came a little over confident and Oshawa began to score. The count was tied at the of the 6th and then in the 7th Oshawa' cut 14 more 'notches in the tally stick. The final score was 31 to 17 im favour of Oshawa. . The line ups were: Whitby--Effie Watson, Flora Scott, Grace Newman, Mary Blow, Jean Robinson, Dorothy Long, Ruth Robinson, Mary Forrester, Lena Watson. Oshawa--Celia Siblock, Mary Cooper, J. Morgan, Gilberta Cun- ningham, Agnes Morgam, Mildred Jackson, Peggy Thompson, Nellie Reece, Sophie Reece Snowden. The score by innings was: 542130117 5002371431 Four of Whitby's runs were sored by Effie Watson. BRITISH BOWLERS BEAT LONDON CLUB London. Out, Aug. 9.--The British bowlers won their first brush with lo- cal trundlers at the Thistle lawns yes- terday afternoon, with a total of 151 ast 123 and five games out of the seven. A. D. Heffernan's match was E. N. Poole's four attracted most of the gal- lery and the competitors from the completed games, as the Londoners held the wisitors from the eighteenth end and won the twenty-first with a runner, which left them shot. C. B. Laur's Thistles also furnished a fine finish against E. M. Ferguson's quar- tet, but with a reverse result. The Thistle lawns were gaily decor- ated for the occasion. The ladies of the British party were guests of the wives of the Thistle members at tea. Onwortunity--They don't amswer fans are promised a real treat in| |A J. Murray, Aug. 10.--The 53rd annual matches | of the Ontario Rifle Association opened at the Long Branch Rifle Ranges Monday with an entry of | 320 riflemen from all over the province. The whole of this year's | Bisley team, including the two former King's Prize winners, Lieut. Desmond Burke, of Ottawa, and Sgt.-Major W. Hawkins, of To- ronto, are competing. The Pro- vince of Alberta has sent 16 en- tries, British Columbia 14, Saskat- chewan 6, Manitoba 6, and Prince Bdward Island 1. A change has been made in the targets for this year's . meeting. The cream-colored target will be used instead of the white ones. " The opening match Monday was restricted to tyros, and is the City of Hamilton match, consisting of seven shots at 500 yards. In ad- dition to the Individual prizes there is a team prize for teams of five from any oue unit. The second match is the City of Toronto match with 10 shots at each of 500 and 600 yards. The Ladies' Challenge Cup goes with this match to the team of five with the best score. The third match of the day is the President's Match, 10 shots at 600 yards. The weather is ideal for shooting and some good scores are anticipated. SOUTH AFRICAN INC. N. E. SWIM Long Branch, Aug. 9.--Herbert W. Papenfas, a South African Boer, who has announced his entry in the Cana- dian National Exhibition marathon swim, has been training in Lake On- tario near here. Albert Ortlett and who came to Canada from South Africa With him last March, are acting as his trainers. The three are employed as attendants at the Ontario Hospital in New Toronto. Papenfas was an officer cadet at the Royal Military College at Robert Heights, Pretoria. He is a former pu- pil of Philip Nel, the long-distance swimming champion of South Africa. New York, Aug. 9.-- Brooklyn sliced "Chicago's lead in the National to three |games today by forcing the Cubs to {split a double-header at Chicago, while the Pirates were defeating the Giants at Pittshurg, 7-6; the Bruins shut out the Robins in the opener by 2 to 0, but lost the aftermath, 5-4. An over- flow crowd, estimated to have been close to 40,000 was on hand, and made necessary the enforcement of ground rules. Jess Petty and Hal Carlson hooked up in a pitching duel in the first game. Carlson gaining the edge to turn in his ninth victory for the Cubs, which stretched Chicago's winning streak to nine also. It was the ninth shut-out against the Robins this season. Thus far the Cubs have won thirteen out of fifteen starts against Brooklyn, Guy Bush was pounded hard in the fourth and fifth innings of the closing fray, when bunched hits gave the Ro- bins all their runs., Clark replaced Doak when a Cubs rally threatened in the fifth. "Gabby" Hartnett, the Cubs' best catcher, was spiked on the foot hy Felix as the latter attempted to score in the second inning of the second game. The catcher probably will be out of the game for a couple of days, Pittsburg's victory over the Giants came when Paul Waner's double in the ninth drove in the deciding run after the New Yorkers had tied the count n their half of the same session, Meadows, starting pitcher for the Corsairs, was driven out during a two- run rally in the last frame, Carmen Hill assuming the mound. Fitzsimmons was sent into the box by McGraw to hold the Pirates iy their hali. After Gooch was retired, Hill singled and Lloyd Waner forced him. Grantham then walked, and Lloyd's brother drove STANDING OF TEAMS Secretary Thomas R. Prcie of the South Ontario Football Association announces the following standing of teams in the season that has just eclo- sed: Team Brougham Claremont Green River ... Goodwood 3 10 Cherrywood ... 4 4 8 Claremont and Brougham will now play home and home games for the championship. The association will hold a meeting at Brougham on Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. August 10th. TILDEN WINS; LACOSTE ALSO Won Lost Draw Pts. 0 8 3 2 13 | 5 11 4 Southampton, N.Y., Aug. 10.-- Double victories for 'Big Bill" Til- den and his French rival, Rene La- coste, today were features of the opening play in the Meadow Club's imvitation tennis tournament, a long hit to right, scoring the margin of victory. The batting of Wright and Basn- hart featured, the latter sending in threé runs with a triple and double, while Wright had a perfect day in four times up. Kiki Cuyler, fleet Corsair outfielder, who was fined $50 several days ago for failure to slide into second base dur- Ing a recent game, was benched today, Barnhart replacing him. First games-- R.H.E. Brooklyn . 0000000000 6 2 Chicago .. 00010001 x--2 6°0 _ Batteries--Petty, Ehrhardt and Hen- line; Carlson and Hartnett, : R. HE. New York . 100012002--612 1 Pittsburg .. 00003201 1-713 2 mons and Taylor; Meadows, Hill and Cochrane, Gooch. Second game-- R.H.E. 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