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PAGE EIGH 4 N THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1928 AWA VS. WHITBY; JUNIOR VS. NEWMARKET FRIDAY Plans all Complete for Boxing Tourney 1 Ten Good Bouts on Joa ood bouts are carded for the Ontario Regiment tourney to- Ww evening at the Armouries. ] @ changes have been necessary e program, but the quality of rd has been unimpaired, The uts between Harold Gatenby and gle Platt, at 118 lbs, Jimmy rd and J. 8. McDonald of St, es A.C, and Ray Stephenson Harry Binns should prove the lights of the affair but some {ses may be furnished, as a the Tas ghow, Stephenson won m Binns at Toronto, on Mon- ay night in a hard-fought and close contest, in the Wille Frankel efit show at the Standard eatre, and Binns has stated that he is out to reverse that decision, George Fudger was to have mel Jackie Goodall, at 118 1bs., but has thdrawn, announcing his decision to retire, and either Bayes or a boxer from Bowmanville will en- deavour to take Goodall's meas- Wwe boys from Bowmanville will meet in the first bout at 86 1bs, The second bout brings Norm Attersley, Ontario Regt, and Tom- my Fraser, of St. James A, C. to- er at 135 Ibs, op Yackle Goodall, Ontario Regt, vs. Bayes, Ontario Regt, at 118 jbs, A hie Smith, Ontario Regt. " Kiioh Adalr, Bt. James AC, at 105 1bs, 5. Harold ys, Georgle Gatenby, Ontario Rest. Platt, classic A.C, at hursday Has St. James A.C. at 135 I 7, Jimmy Leonard, Ontario R ent vs, J, S. cDonald, ames A.C. at 150 1 8. Red Oardinal, Ontario Regt. vs. Bill Putwain, St, James A.C, at catch weights, 9, Jimmy McKenzie, Ontario Regt. va, Johnny Grant, St, James A.C. at 126 lbs, 10, Ray Stephenson, Ontario Regt. vs, Harry Binns, Classic A.C. at 135 lbs, Lea Steffanson, of the Ontaria Regiment, was to have appeared at this show, but an opponent could not be obtained for him. He boxes at 180 lbs, The winners of these bouts will probably appear about 'the 1st of March in another card, sponsored by the regiment. DETROIT NOWNS KITCHENER Kitchener, Ont, Feb. 14.--A game that was salted away and appeared to be a sure victory for the Millionaires was pulled out of the bag by the Detroit Olympics in the last ten minutes when they rat- tled in four goals to turn a 4 to 2 defeat into a 6 to 4 victory, The game was a flerce nip and tuck battle all the way with both teams bumping and crashing, The gruel- ling grind told on the Millionaires and when the Detroit team started its spurt they were unable to stem the tide, More judicious use of the subs might have averted the catastrophe fer Manager Alf Skinner left big Bd Gorman, who played his first game in three weeks, on the ice tor the entire 60 minutes when he was tired out, while Ripley and Hiller also had their tongues hanging out when Detroit register- ley was given no relief and Detroit qiiokly equalized the score, Then the leg weary Gorman and Me- Farlane pulled some poor defence work and the Olympics notched the goals which gave them thelr 6 to 4 ed the first goal. Even then Rip- VF ve Bruins a terrific argu- om until they tire in the final Boston's only goal was scored in the third period by Frederick- son on & three-cornered com tion attack with Galbraith and Oliver. The game was clean and few penalties were imposed. Of these, Keats, Chicago centre, whe formerly played with the Bruins, got three. BOWLING MOTOR CITY BOWLING CLUB Ladies' League Nomes ve. Whirlwinds Cara Nomes-- M, Hambly svveeersrseers 189 Po CoX «ivan veerssrseerey JH T. Wilking seveeeeeereese 130 D, Flintoff ,,, " V, Orchard. vvovverenseens 120 Total--1,425, Whirlwinds-- M, Shaw .... B. Bouckley M, Wilcox .. A. Morison , C, Leach ... V. Copeland Total--1,427, Pirates ve. Aces Pirates-- D, Kennedy GION: vy serves M. Mason .,,. L. Holmes .,, D, Moffatt sovveerreevevs 13 842 Total--1,600, SPOR1 SNAPSHOT1S served, and it is niot for us to say best junior tussle seen to date. . championship pole, will also take more cit, at Ww ) in the Limestone City, it is hoped to an easy march via the medium students, held the them on home ice. ) out of the O.H.A. picture for this ®duce good junior teams, color very fruitful as far as producing ju are concerned. North Bay gen handling demons but do not often downfall. defensive tactics of the Kingston | skating fools from northland, "S sional hockey for Springfield, Car the Falcons, "Pat" Patterson, who Canadiens, Gib McKelvey, of Que appeared in that thrilling contest. pone the three scheduled contests, ous contests, At seven o'clock the able. This evening's contest at Bowmauville, the counter between these two closely match x i The her intermediates will endeavour to advance another note ce hitby, Friday evening, that the This ill be a feature week for the hockey epicure. In looking over the bill of fare he will find that two delectable dishes are to be which should prove the most valat- nal and deciding en- teams should provide the ture, when the up the OHA. oreign fields, or to be Fresh irom their conquest intermediates will not look of the Ladies' College Town team, who on the same night that Oshawa took the measure of the Queen's avelock team to a tie, having previously defeated The Owen Sound Greys, junior champions last year, have passed ear. Owen Sound always seems to ul and fast, The North has been nior hockey players of the first rank tomes through with clever stick- advance far in the group play-offs. With the raw material, and some that is not so raw, that these teams generally acquire, they should with the proper coaching, have no diffi- culty in advancing to the finals, but it is generally lack of experience, and an inability to take advantage of hockey breaks that cause their f Fans in Toronto are still talking about the thirty-minute overtime game in the O.H.A, junior finals, three years ago, when King- ston obtained a goal in the last minute to defeat the North Bay T'rap- pers. Their was no appreciable 'difference in the teams, but the clever ads proved too much finally for the arky" Vail, now shining in profes- Voss and "Shrimp" McDougall, of has been sold by the Leafs to the en's, are a few of the players who The City League decided at the eleventh hour yesterday to post- and they will be held tomorrow ey- ening. All these fixtures have a bearing on the standing of the league, and the last two games in particular should provide hectic and strenu- Preshyterians meet the St. Georges, at 8 o'clock Oshawa Railway and the Simcoes battle, and in the "morn- ing special," Buick Paint and Service will provide the entertainment. County Town Fast Newmarket Team is to Meet Winner of Oshawa- Bowmanville Tussle To- night -- Important Games Has Strong Intermediate Aggregation + Hockey Results Hockey games played last night resulted as follows: National League AMERICANS DEFEAT FADING CANADIENS Montreal, Que., Feb. 14.--Shor- ty Green's battling New York Americans scored a 1 to 0 victory over the pace-setting Canadiens here tonight. It was a stremu- ous struggle with the lone. goal of the encounter coming in the sec- ond period when Reise fooled Hainsworth on a long, fast drive from the blue line. Canadiens looked better on the night's offensive play, but a stub- born American defensive system, backed by fine goal-tending by "Jumping Jake" Forbes, kept the Yankees in the fight throughout. Forbes gave a splendid display. Many times Canuck attacks got right through to - the opposing goaler, but the latter was always in the way. The Canucks scored two goals, according to the goal umpires, but both were overruled by the officials on the ice. The first, coming shortly after Reise's goal in the second period caused a lot of comment and discussion, PARRY SOUND GIVE NEWMARKET BATTLE Newmarket, Ont, Feb. 14--New- market juniors advanced a step near: er the OHA, championship when they held the fast Parry Sound jun- iors here tonight to a scoreless draw game, but winning the round 1 to 0, they having defeated the "Sounders" on their home ice last Friday night by this score. The recent mild spell made the ice exceedingly sticky, with the result that the brand of hockey was far from being up to standard. The play- ers found it almost impossible to play combination in the going, and were continually overskating the puck. Newmarket had much the best of the play in the first period, but Mur- dock took care of everything that got past the defence. Both teams showed more aggres- siveness in the second period and worked hard to land a counter, but were again unsuccessful, Ames was called upon to handle more shots in this period, and gave a good account of himself, although Pringle and a EW MARTIN pr, THEATRE AA noo GBS Hoot Gibson Comes to Oshawa Again ©] Jie RAWHIDE KID 118 1b 6, Bil Stocks, Ontario Regt. ve. UNIVER IAL LSO A Comedy. 'Nothing Flat' 8th Episode of "The Trail of the Tiger" margin, PICT UR £ Pittsburg ,,.4 Maple Leafs ,,.2 Americans ,,.1 Canadiens ,,..0 Chicago ,,,,..0 Canadian League Hamilton ,,.6 Windsor ,,,,,,.2 Detroit ,,..,6 Kitchener ,,,,.4 Junior OHA, Perrault kept the visiting forwards well out most of the time, The third period was a duplicate of the second, hoth teams working themselves into exhaustion, but nei- their was able to score. It would not be fair to pick out 137 86 ; serssennrnnnnnees 182 L. serrererenreee BF M. Connell «virveereees 158 613 EE EE REE) Slated This Week The O.H.A, bulletin this morn- ing states that Newmarket will play the winners of the Bowman. ville-Oshawa set-to this evening, BOXING ARMORIES --- FEBRUARY 16 TICKET HOLDERS At Mike's MUST EXCHANGE TICKETS FOR RESERVATIONS Place, or Mitchell's Drug Store HY 500 Rush Seats Will go on Sale at 7.30 p.m, February 16th. Total--1,217, Prospectives ve. Reg'lar Fellers Prospectives-- F. Jefferies E. White .. I. McKenna ,, E. Shaw .. B. JeReris corverervaves Total--1,283, THUNBERG PEEVED AT GORMAN St, Moritz, Switzerland, Feb, 14, ~-Clas, Tunberg was angry be- ause Charlie Gorman of Canada would pot oppose him in the 5,000 metres race skated yesterday, but Gorman affirms his entry had been made by the committee and was only formal, He withdrew when the Olympic committee disregarded the protest against another competitor falling in front of Gorman repeat- edly defeated Thunberg during the Finn's tour of America a year ago. SO MANY SMOKERS HAVE CHANGED TO CHESTERFIELD We STATE it os our honest belief that the tobaccos msed in Chesterfield cigarettes are of finer quality snd hence of better taste them im spy other cigarette at the 5 RasaET i Mrmmo Rosario 8: +» » and what's MORE -- THEYRE MILD on Friday night, at either Oshawa or Bowmanville, This means if the juniors come through this eve- ning at Bowmanville, that two games will offer a problem to the fan, as the intermediates play the first of their home-and-home play- offs with Whithy the same evening. At any rate one of the largest con- tingents from Oshawa to appear in Bowmanville will probably storm that town tonight. The intermediates are expected to take Whithy's measure, but are counting on real hattles before that event tgkes place, Whithy has one of the best intermediate teams that have represented that town for years, and their defeat of the Railroading ~rew from Have- lock at Peterboro, has whetted their appetite for further con- quests, and it is to be feared that they would dearly love to take a fall out of Sammy Lowe's larrup- ing hockeyists. The return game will be played at Oshawa next Mon- day evening. Newmarket are one of the fa- vorites to appear in the O. H. A, junior fipals, and all who have seen this team perform both in the 8. P. A apd the O. H. A, series, are agreed that it will take a real team to defeat them, They are winpers of the 8S. P. A. trophy, which is, however, generally con- sidered a jinx to a team that is fighting to reach the O, H. A, play- offs. In winning the 8. P. A. they disposed of the powerful Marlboro team in the fipals. To win the roup, they had strong opposition the Danforths. and have just emerged from two close tussles with 'Parry Sound, -They won out with the narrow margin of one counter over the Northerpers, who furnished unexpected opposition. Parry Sound did not appear upus- ually strong to the writer who has geen the team perform, but were heavy and fairly fast, and prob- ably played 8 purely defensive game against the strong Newmar- clan, Ke ithor Bowmanville or Oshawa should give the highly-rated crew from south of Barrie, a strong ar- gument. On a large ice surface, the smoother Shamrocks would probably furnish better opposition, but on the Barnhard-Bradley band- box, Bowmanville would probably have more chance to down the S. P. A. champions. S------ TIGERS GOING UP Windsor, Ont, Feb. 14.--Ham- n Tigers, who knocked Wind- EEERF 1H 3 i 4 : FE gNewmarket .0 Parry Sound ,.0 gNewmarket wins round, 1 to 0, zKitchener ,.4 Stratford ,,.,.1 gKitchener wins group. Lake Shore Junior League Flay-off Burlington Fire 4 Wanderers ,,1 Elgin County Tourney Collegiate ,,.4 Roy, Canadians 2 .» Canadian-American League Boston ,,,,.2 New Haven ,...1 0, H. A, BULLETIN Listowel juniors play at Kitchen~ or Thursday, February 16. Return game, Listowel, Monday, February 20. Port Colborne or Port Weller will play London or Windsor in the fourth round of the intermediate play-downs with the first game at Port Colborne or Niagara Falls, Monday, February 20. Port Colborne or Port Weller will play London or Windsor in |the fourth round of the intermedi- ate play-downs with the first game at Port Colborne or Niagara Falls, Monday, February 20, Thursday's O. H. A. games are Intermediate Series Bracebridge at Camp Borden (Barrie). Junior Series Listowel at Kitchener, Paris st Brantford J, H. C. Friday's O. H, A, games are as follows: Senior Series Kitchener at Varsity Arenas). 4 Intermediate Series Oshawa at Whitby, Port Colborne at Port Weller N ra Falls). f ager H. A. champions at New- (Varsity t. omer or Guelph at Walker- ton. Junior Series : Belleville at St. Michael's, Newmarket at Oshawa or Bow- manville, Niagars Falls juniors play Marl- boros at the Arena Gardens Sat- urday might, while London Battery play at Windsor in the intermedi- ate series, search of the Junior O.H.A. title tising faithfully and this won't b etheir last trip to the outlying . regions. "Plumber mistaken for robber," says a . What do you mean, "mistaken" ?--Vancouver Sun, PRIVATE-- --PARTIES TORSTEN S80 be Sinde st Oshawa Winter Gardens of Pri Faas Es E. O. McCROHAN any one of the home boys as the star. All did their best under very trying condition, J Murdock, in' goal for the Northern lads, gaye a splendid exhibition 'of goaltending, while the two wing lads, Arbour and Hyndman, made the large crowd sit up and take notice, Owing to the heavy going and close checking, the game was rather rough and the penalties were numerous on both sides, LEAFS LOSE 4 TO 2 TO PITTSBURG TEAM Toronto, Feb, 15.--A weak de- fence, which at times looked al- most pathetic in the feeble at- tempts to poke the rubber away from the fast travelling Pittsburg Pirates, was the main cause of the Maple Leafs taking a 4 to 2 defeat from the Corsairs here last night and as a result the locals remained stationary in fourth place in the Canadian group standing, while the winners moved Cougars into third place in the American group. The Leafs' for- wards did pot look any too good in the early part of the game, there being few attempts at combina- tion, although they did give Wor- ters more shots to handle than had Roach. In the second "period the margin between the two teams was even greater and the Pirates de- served their two-goal margin en- tering the third period and per- haps a couple of more counters. The Corsairs had been allowed to ramble in on Roach and with his defence backing up on him the lo- cal goalie was lucky to make three or four of the saves credited to him. Both Duncan and Ramsay forgot all about body-checking and the latter was replaced by Art Smith. The. youngster who joined the club last Saturday at least used his body and he handed out some sturdy jolts to the invaders, but by the time he had got his body and shoul- der working and the forwards had decided to use their bodies to stop the invaders the damage had been dope. The veteran injured his shoulder in Ottawa two weeks ago last night, but he cannot nurse it along until next Summer. The only way to stop the Pirates is to sub- due them by body-checking early in the game and when the Leafs tried to stop them by poke-checking or skating them into the corners their cause was lost. N. H. L. STANDINGS The standings of the clubs in the two groups of the National Hockey League, including last night's games, are as follows: Group P. W.T. L. Pts. Canadiens ,......31 19 6 6 44 OUAWA .,,...25+,30 13 7 19 33 Montreal ...,.,.,29 14 5 10 33 Maple Leafs .....31 14 4 13 32 Americans .......31 9 6 16 24 35 35 29 28 American Rangers Aerio TS 7 in Boston .....,...-81 139 9 Pittsburg .....,..30 11. 7 12 ericans, Pittsburg at Ottawa, De- troit at Montreal. Saturday--NMaple Leafs at Mont- real, Canadiens at Ottawa, Ameni- Sunday--Boston cans at Pittsburg. at Rangers, Chicago at Detroit. oh. past the Detroit | ' -- AY. M.C, Fourth Annual Minstrel Show Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, This Week BIGGER--BETTER St, George's Parish Hall Centre Street -- See It, Stirring Adventure To Thrill Burning Romance To Quicken Your Heart YOU'LL BE SWEPT AWAY BY THIS SENSATIONAL STORY OF A DOG'S HEROISM--OF A MAN'S GREAT LOVE -- A GIRL'S UNSHAKEN FAITH-- UP IN THE NORTHERN CAN- ADIAN WILDERNESS -- ALL WHIRLING BWIRLING AROUND A GREED FOR GLITTERING GOLD! STARTS TOMORROW Matinee Daily at 2:30 p.m.