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ut w y 4 Ly ¥ |" brilliant and ¥ 2 THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, DECEMBER i. AGU EHO market. And Maritboros Draw In S. Ld | -- 2 Toronto, Dec. 10--Battling ninety utes to a deadlock two grand ttle teams thrilled the largest ama- r crowd of the season in the ~ SPA, final last night at the Arena, finishing after thirty minutes of . overtime play, still in the grip of the ~ two-to-two score which . prevailed _ from the last 15 seconds of the sec- ond period. The replay will be stag- ed at the Mutual Street rink next Monday night, Two hockey machines--a superb de- fensive combination and a brilliant set of individual performers--clashed last night to provide ninety minutes c play such as had been sel- dom equalled even in championship petition in junior ice history, That the lads could strenuous contest so « early in the season augers well for the class of OHA, competition in the minor set this Winter, The overtime periods were crammed with exciting- situations and nerve tingling plays as the rival puck-car- riers crashed at the defences and bombarded the goalers 'from every angle. The Dukes maintained a, ter- rific pressure in the extra sessions and Ames was called upon to do yeo- man duty on Newmarket third line, The little fellow rose to the heights to hold the Toronto sharp-shooters at bay and he was given sturdy sup- port by the hard-checking Perrault and Pringle with the well. drilled front rank displaying a tenacious brand of back-checking that was mighty effective. GOLF vs. BOWLING * With a feeling of sadness and regret On that chill November day, ¥ sunk the last putt of the year And stored my clubs away. But there's something about this bowling : That stills Tam O'Shanter's call Y've rolled at least a hundred games » And never lost a ball, PIRECT SERVICE TO Port Arthur Fort William Winnipeg Regina Jaw Calgary Vancouver Leaves Toronto .00 Every p.m. Day Good Connections: At Regina for Saskatoon; for Edmonton; A Vancouver for Victoria, Attentive Service » Excellent Cuisine 560 Miles of 8 b Rocky Mountein y wage such a, '| Capablanca, P.A. Jr, litle Sport Briefs LOSE SEVERAL STARS London, Ont., Dec. 10.--The loss of Roy Reynolds to Chatham and of Tom Filmore to the London Canpro Club has been further aggravated for champions of the O.H.A, by the re- moval of Joe Cook, former centre of the Marlboro juniors, to the Toronto General Hospital, where he is under- going an operation which, while not serious, may keep him cut of hockey the greater part of the season. MAY CANCEL HOCKEY TRIP Kingston, Ont., Dec, 10---Owing to the heavy expenditure, it was learn- ed unofficially that the proposed trip of Queen's hockey team to New York, New Haven, Boston, and Springfield, Mass., will likely be can. celled. Guarantees ofiered by the American teams are not sufficient to § (scholastic ehanmipionship. the 12th Battery team, intermediate | ¥ TWONIGHTS A WEEK - NEWMARKET 2, MARLBOROS 2 KINGSTON, DELTAS CLASH FOR ONTARIO RUCBY TITLE TODAY Hemilton, Ont, Dec. 10.--Des: pite unfavorable weather condi- tions" Kingston and Pelta will lock horns at the H.A.A.A. grouhds to- day in a game 'to decide the inter- of On tario, The 'locals suggested that the engagement be cancelled, but Kingston replied that arrange- iments to come on to the Ambitious City had been completed, and the {word came too late. The local school officials are opposed to the battle going on, but Deltas do not intend to forfeit the right to meet the visitors, The field is frozen hard, and the officials fear that there will be many injuries on the icy surface. Deltas are alsa short some of their best material. DELANEY KNOCKS OUT BERLENRACH Coliseum; Chaiago, Tils., Dec. 10.-- Jack Delaney, the Rapier of the North, technically knocked out Paul pay the expenses of the local team, PAY CLOSE GAME Timmins, Ont, Dec, 10.--In a fast and thrilling game at South Porcu- pine Thursday night Iroquois Falls Eskimos were defeated 2-1 by South Porcupine, The winning team con- sisted of Thornton, goal; Murray, left defence; Cain, right defence; Jemmet, centre; Spence, left wing; Cook, right wing. The subs were Fell, MeHutcheon, Saunders and Ga- gnon, BATTLE TO TIE Niagara Falls, Dec, a 2-to-2 deadlock in a Canadian Lea- gue gme here tonight, Play was re- plete with fast and strenuous hoc- key, three major penalties and a match foul being imposed. LITTLE HOPE HELD Decatur, Ills, Dec, 10.--~Eoren Mur- chison, Olympic star, and famous sprinter, who has been in a local hos- pital in an unconscious condition for two days, is suffering from epidemic cerebral spinal meningitis, attending physicians announced yesterday af- ternoon, and there is little chance for, his recovery, WINNER CETS PURSE Buenos Aires, Dee. 10--Alexander Alekhine is $5400 richer by virtue of his winning of the chess cham- pionship of the world from Jose R, Alekhine was officially proclaimed champion last night Ly the Argentine Chess Club under whose auspices the tournament in which the title changed hands was held. Of the $10,000 purse born champion, who is now a gitizen of France, received £5400, Cdpa- blanca, v wes not presént will re- ceive $4 lek! )y received a gold i by the club, the Russian» KINGSTON PLAYER BERE Ey I't S AVED ol nig to the occurred t can u discretion about stz Weather con- AYO! » and the game next Spring, s» off off may be 1 D CLEARE 1 There SAMMY LEONAR D Minn lic, 1 vi S led in clear- harges that he ked out in the are Twin City ommission, however, ding up the purses of Billy Petrolle, the Fargo 'Express, and Harry Kahn, Milwaukee lightweight, while it weighs charges that both men were under the managership of Jack Hurley, of Fargo, when they met, UZCUDUN SUSPENDED New York, Dec. 10--Suspension of Paulino Uzcundun, Spanish heayy- weight, was lifted today by the New York State Athletic Commission t« allow the Basoue to engage in a series of matches throughout the country. Uzcudun originally was suspended for failure to" fight Phil Scott, British heayyweight, here. He was permitted to méet Johnny Risko recently in a match arranged before Paulino came under the ban, CANPRO STANDINGS . Wal. T. 'Pts 5 11 11 9 EE oe Niaga Windsor Game on Monday--Ki it. * . J Games on Tuesday--Stratiord at Niagara Falls. London at Toronto, Windsor at Kitchener. TON Wd tn EES Ei tchene; pM 10--~Toronto | Ravinas and Niagara Falls hattled to Berlenbach in ,the sixth round of their scheduled ten-round bout here | last night. Berlenbach, knocked down | four times by wicked right smashes to the jaw, was weaving on his heels and staggering backwards, apparently an easy victim for a finishing punch, ' when Referee Jimmy Gardner, one- | time world's welterweight champion, humanely stepped in and stopped the uneven fight, . HAMILTON MAKE WHIRLWIND FINISH AND BEAT WINDSOR Hamilton, Ont., Dec. 10.--Finishing with a real kick after a listless open- ing period, Hamilton took a: Cana-| dian League hockey fixture from | Windsor Hornets last night 4-1, The attendance was anything but encour- aging. 'As a matter of fact the turn- out was about the smallest ever seen | at a league game. At the start it looked as if the few faithful were MAY DEVELOP NEW RECREATION EIELD Ceneral Motors Athletic Clubs May Decide on an Important Step The possibility of developing a new Recreation Field for the use of the various athletic clubs of Ceneral Motors, was discussed at a meeting of the members of the ex- gcutives of these clubs with the Jentral Executive of the Associa- tion of Employees. The meeting, which was held in the Convention {Jall on Mary Street, was quite largely attended by the executives interested, and many recomemnda- tions and suggestions were made in the interest of the different clubs for their future progress. Many matters in connection with athletic activities in' the General Motors constituency camegybefore the meeting, and the gathering was strongly of the opinion that a fur- ther recreation area was needed. A committee was therefor@@consti- tuted to look into and study the details of this question. The pos- sibility is that & mew Recreation Field will be developed. The ever-present question of fi- nance was also in the lime-light, A committee to study the general problems of finance of the various affiliated organizations was form- ed. Herb. Harding was appointed chairman of a committee on trans- portation, which also includes F Maundrill, W, Purdy, Frank Ches- ter and R, Love. The meeting ap- proved a suggestion to develop a plan whereby private car owners throughout the General Motors or- ganization, will help in the trans- portation fleld in volunteering use of their cars once during the seas- on to the Association of Employees for the transportation of players, good hockey, and the fans called for action. They gq it in the last 40 doomed to disappointment, the first 20 minutes bringing out anything but | minutes of play, and plenty to en- thuse over in the final period, SPORT SNAPSHOTS City Le On 1uesdays Complete Ice Arvangements With Barnhart and Camp- bell, Lessees of the Brad. ley Rink -- Teams Pay $5 Entry Fee Oshawa Intermediate City Lea. gue will operate on two nights a week locally it was decided last night between representatives of the executive and the lessees of the 'Bradley Rink, Messrs, Barn- hardt and Campbell. The league will | hold sway Tuesdays and Thursdays after the New Year, it being felt that ice comdiilona and other matters would not permit an earlier start. Messrs, Bafn- hardt and Campbell stated they are willing to co-operate in any way towards making the local eity league a success, An entry" fee of §5 per team will be charged, the executive de- cided at a meeting held early last night, Teams wishing to partiel- pate in the series are asked to be represented by their manager at Monday night's meeting. Also teams that are thinking of playing, yet are not definitely decided, ure also asked to attend. This will give the executive an idea of the number of teams that it will have to handle. During the discussion that en- sued in regard to teams, Secretary Harmer stated 'he has been ap- proached by quite a few players who are strangers in the city and who wish to be placed on teams, The executive thought that the hest way to get these players ac. uainted would be to invite them to attend Monday's executive meet- ing, Therefore all new players in the eity are asked to attend and meet the managers. A pre-season sale of tickets will be held, and these will admit fans For Yow | PHONE 22 Zor Xow Thompsons Drug Store 10 Bimecoe Bt, 8, We Deliver interest means anything, the guns are ctarting to worry is enough hockey for ore town # It might mean that the odc suggestion has been advanced at Orono, as that place is not hockey league and it would be community to see one of their A ' % pe © gett congratulated in Texas, and from California in tote] attendance being around ; I" » Well, it was a treat to see did not eet in a week sooner. accomodation. T) * |S7QBE. FoRLO Private Wire System NG & Grain Co. 11 King Street East, Oshewn ~ Above C.P.R. Office % in Whitby and other rinks, but cvery have all the contests played locally if at all possible, The Orono might be ipduced to ent » President Lawrence Solman and his associates are to be g the tw of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues for Toronto next year, and the Queen's City is, therefore, sure to be on the baschall map next December, no what the Leafs may accomplich during the league This convention attracts delegaies from @s far scuth as the floor at Bradley's rink last night: With the mcreury hovering between 10 and 12 degrees above zero, the lcasees Messrs. Barnhart and Campbell, were out working 2'l night and unless milder weather sets in there will be a dandy sheet of ice available by Monday night. Too bad the cold spell intermediate hockey game against Peterboro last night, But such is fate. It's only December 10 and w2 can't complain. It would be a treat for local skaters to be able to get on the ice this early. But everyibing depends on old Jack Frost, Hockey teams contemplating entering the Oshawa Inter- mediate City League ehould not fail to have a representa- tive at the meeting to be held in the "Y" Monday night. It is essential that teams report their intentions in order to @ the executive a chance to see how it stands in regard to ice is the question of the hour now. And . . 2 Percy Williams, of Vancouver, who fis credited with equalling the Canadian record for 50 yards indoor, 5 and 3-5 seconds, made by Bobby Kerr in Toronts in 1908, at the Varsity Y.M.C A. meet at Vancouver on Wednesday night, Success in every detail will crown the Oshawa Inter- mediate City League this winter if predictions and pre-season Officers attending last night's executive meeting were chucked full of information concern- ing teams who are interested in getting births in the l#ague, In fact the situation is becoming so acute that the men behind on the question of accomoda- tion, The rink management has given two nights a week, Tuesdays and Thursdays, to city league hockey and it is plan- ned to run off two games a night, That means four games locally a week in the minor circuit. These together with the O.H.A., will provide six games a weck for fans, Surely that » ame will have to be played cfiort will be made to € that a team from Whitby snd ter the league and thus create a little outside interest, Local teams would certainly draw well represented in any organiz a treatt for the people of that teams in action regularly, » venty-seventh 'annual megting wr sc gon, the West, with the possible five hundred. ® a fairly good sheet of ice on ue Hocke and 1 hursdays i 10 Be Helen Boddy, John Brady, Mildred Bravener, Milton Burnett, Edith Cawker, Ruth Cole, Dorothy Cook, Donald DeMille, Bruce Duncan, Percy Fletcher, Oliver Flint, Annie Gibson, Norma Glaspell, Calvin to the regular scheduled games only, They will be at a reduced price. Further announcements, however, in connection with t tickets will be made later. Present indications are, that more teams than can be accomo- dated on two nights. will enter, but the executive will make - ar- rangements to handle this situa- tion, Therefore, teams should, not be at all backward in having. a representative at Monday's meet- ing. It will commence at 7.30 o'- clock sharp as there is a. great deal of business on the agenas, ENDOWMENT COWAN SCHOLARSHIPS (Continued from page. 3) the Board and of this School that the noble lady who today presented these scholarships to the winning students will for many- many years to come be present on similar otca- sions for the same graclous pur- pose," Trustee Drew's offer of scholar- ships for third year commerce stu- dents was conveyed in a letter to Principal O'Neill in which he ex- pressed regret that he would be unable to attend the commence- ment, He stated the conditions of the awards and wished the specia! committee success in its efforts to establish the Foundation. Mr. Mitchell pointed out that the Board will appreciate public Inter: est very much in regard to t' foundation, The amounts to be giv- en may he modest or large, bu' both would serve to encourage the students tc make the most of ther opportunities and to develop latent genius, It was also pointed out that eiti- zens can leave no finer memorial of themselves than a scholarship or prize bearing their name. Such will keep their memories green in the minds of earnest youths upen whose work and service the future of Canada will ever depend. for general graduation diplomas. Howard Adair, Louis Arcand, Dou- glas Bafles, Arlie Barrowclough, The following were those eligible! Hamm, Erie Henry, James Kin- near, Wilda Knight, Bernard Moch, Wilfred Lawtie, Wesley Little, Mil- licent Luke, Roy Morris, Muriel Morison, Everitt Peterson, Eleanor Sargeant, Bennett Smith, Jame" Stuart, Margaret Tamblyn, Lloyd Thompson, Clifford Vickery, Hilda Winnell, The following were eligible for commercial diplomas: Isobel Blair, Clara Forsythe, Ril- la Pierson, Madeline Sisson, Ina Stacey, Alma - Wheeler, Mildred Kenny, Zella Lander, Winogene Pi- pher, Marion Simpson, Trene Trew. DEMONSTRATION AT POULTRY SHOW C. S. Weber of Ontario Agri- cultural 'Department to Attend Announcement was made this morning by C. W. Law, secretary of the Oshawa Pcu!liy Pizeon nd Pet Stock Association, that C. 8S. Weber, of the. Ontario Department of Agriculure «nd Poultyy and Husbandry division will be present at the sixth annual thow of the Association, Mr, Weber is on the program through arrangements which have heen made with the Dominion Department of Agricul- ture, and he will give demonstra- tions in the killing and plucking of poultry, This demonstration is an addi- tional attraction in connection with the new dressed poultry di- vision which is ineluded in the show for the first time, this year. Prizes are being offered for all dsecriptions of dressed poultry, and farmers are urged to exhibit their "wings of fow! which they intend placing on the Christmas market, Anpther interesting feature will be the exhibition of black foxes, definite arrangements for which are also announced this morning, i Considerable interest will centre about these furry animals, whose shiny coat will be in its prime at this time of the year, and from We might have watched an MILLS CO. Tailors J) Simesy St. South PHONE 597w For Quick Service --by simply New Oshawa Keceivin RT 'the farming of which sq mud money is being made in rl Edward lsland. "\he show is (held this year on December 13, (and 15, and will be open to t general public at uoon on W nesday, December 14, TROTZKY READ,. OUT OF PAR Action Ageinst Fo Leader by Stalin is Endorsed Moscow, Dec, 10--A resolu adopted by the congress of the munist party Wednesday, endor the Central Committee's course action in political questions, furth| declared that the opposition led Leon Trotsky had broken with nin's ideas and degenerated into Menshevist group, This group Hh capitulated, the resolution went on to say, to the forces of the inte national bourgeoisie, and had becen a factor in the anti-Soviet struggl The congress therefore affi that affiliation with the Trotskyis and propagation of the opposition views, were incompatible with me beritp in the Bolshevist party, Jeph Stalin, actual head of Bolshevist Government, had previot ly spoken, reiterating that ti sition'sts must completely and conditionally submit to the party be excluded from its ranks, i BYo. dud SPECIALIST odern inventions, closer wa wr the eyes, increased eyest "his is "The age of Eyestrain," 1516 w--DPHONE-- 15 Disney Block Opposite Post O What the Dr, Said Tonsils are diseased, MUST i ate, Mrs. Sybilla Spahrs Tonsil tis was applied, Tonsils healed and the operatoin cancelled, Try it, good resulis guaranteed or money back, Oshawa Druggists, Send It to The Laundry | | a » n, a 5 Station For -- AILS SINCE 1884 LAUNDRYMEN * 8 Viails Laundsy Service is vinning mor & and more friends in Oshaws. 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