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_+ PAGE EIGHT. Deloro Lose First Game n C.O.B.L. to Belleville 3-0 Gibson Pitches Quinte Men' Holding to Victory, De- loro Sluggers to Four Hits +~OnlyeOne Losers' Bat. * ter Reaches First Base Belleville, May 30.--Belleville jefeated Deloro, the new entrants the Central Ontario Senior gue, at the Fair Groyads today, } to 0. Rain fell throughout the jontest and made the ball hard to handle, R. A. Elliott, member of the )xecutive of the O.B.A.A., has a line club in Delore and it will be hard to beat before the season 1s pompleted. "Hoot Gibson, the local pitching ace, was on top of avery batter today add ted agme with a victory. His team- nates gave him a three-run lead in jhird and fourth frames, which was sufficient margin, Deloro se- wured but four hits off his delivery snd The struck out eight. i Only one Delora player reached third base. Von Jack, hurling for Deloro, was touched for seven blows, one being a double in a pinch, Jack struck out two and is- sued one pass. Belleville scored two runs in the second on three hits and a sacrifice fly, The other game in on a single, two errors and a fielder's choice, The line-up: Belleville--Weir, 2b; Ross, of; W. Mills, ¢; H. Mills, 1b; Blakely, ss; Scott, 3b; Palmer, rf; Green, If; Gibson, p. Deloro--S8cott, ss; Collins, ec; Quinn, 2b; Jack, p; Hughes, 1b; Regan, 3b; Burgess, cf; Brown, If; Shea, rf, R. H. E, Deloro sysiesss + 000000000--0 4 3 Belleville ,.,..03100000x--3 7 2 Jack and Collins! Gibson and W, Mills, Umpires-- Colling, plate; Kerr, Deloro, Belleville, bases, REDS TAKE TWO Chicago, May 30.--Jack Hen- drick's Cincinnati Reds conquered the Cubs in both ends of the holi- day double-header before an as- gregate audience of 70,000 fans increasing their leadership in the National League race to three full games and dropping Chicago from pecond to fourth place, With Eppa Jeppa Rixey on thé mound ,the Reds took the first pontest, 6 to 0, nicking Charlie Root for seven collected blows, In the afternoon game, they ral- Jled to tia the score in the ninth inning and won it in the tenth or ¥ord's single, a wild threw and + lwo sacrifices, y : * THE OSHAWA LAW « 11a. +. Y SPOR1 SNAPSHO1S | SCOTTISH BEAT LEAFS ---- Toronto Scottish . and Maple Leafs team in a Comnaught Cup second round tie at Conboy Park last night. Scottish won the game by 3 to 0, and well deserved the victory, Scottish opened the scor- ing through Scobie, and at half- time the score was 1 to 0, In the sécond half play was in favor of Scottish, but it was mot until ten minutes from time that Melntyre headed a ball through from a pass from Warnock Just before the finish 'Mcintyre broke away again and registered the third goal for Scottisly, the referee calling the game directly after the goal was 'scored. : HORNSBY GAINS Rogers Hornsby continued his batting rampage yesterday as the Braves dropped the Phillies twice in one afternoon, and his average remained close to the .400 mark. The "Rajah" collected two howe runs and a double and finished the day with a batting mark of ,397. Paul Waner got only one hit in the doubleheader at Pittsburg, aud slipped to .363, only one point ahead of Ruth, who went hitless. Frisch had a good day with three hits in eight times at bat, but Cobb again was forced into Idleness through illness. Hellmaun, going hitless again, took another sharp fall. G. a7 41 41 43 36 43 A.B, 131 160 138 169 152 166 R. 29 41 47 34 19 24 H. PC. 52 .497 68 .363 50 362 04 320 47 509 46 .279 Hornsby, Brvs, P, Waner, Pir, Ruth, Yank, Frisch, Card. Cobb, Ath. Heilmann, Tgs, HORNSBY'S BATTING GIVES . BRAVES DOUBLE VICTORY Philadelphia, May 30,--The Bos- ton Braves decorated the Phillies with double defeat here today, tak- ing the second game 11 to 6, after winning. the opener 5 to 3 in 10 innings, 4 1 Hornsby's second home run of the day started the Braves off fast in the closing game, It gave Boston a three-ron start and the Braves were never headed, The Phillies used Sweetland, Walsh and Baecht on the mound in an attempt to stem the Boston hit- ting tide, MONTREAL BREAKS EVEN Rochester, May 20.--After drop- ping the morning end of the Mem- orial Day twin bill with Montreal 3 to 2 in 12 innings Rochester came back strong in the afternoon encounter to trim the visitors 7 to 4, ! 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(Whane 10022 NICHOLLS Garage COURTICE SPASSENGER COACH " r - We wonder if it has ever struck the fans of this city what oppor- tunities are presented to them to enjoy such high class exhibitions, of three major sports--Lacrosse, Baseball and Soccer. The lacrosse played right in this city as beiore mentioned is oi the highest calibre in the universe, Let that sk m! New York city, the for everything supposed to furnish real .thrills, is unable to pro- duge 1 r exhibitions oi lacrosse of O.A.L.A. standdrd for the simple reason t they haven't the players. The States are progressing in rapid fashign, however, as is their wont, but it will be a few years be- 'fore they begin to turn out players of any account. daking this into consi tion is there any good reason why Alexandra Park should not be filled to capacity at every fixture: In 'baseball, although we don't claim to be rivals to the major leagues, we would hike to impress upon the fans the fact that the local entry mn the C.O.AB.L, are per- forming in one of the best amateur loops in the Dominion. Oslers, oi - the Toronto Senior League, three years ago won the amateur baseball championship oi America, and the winners of the Central Ontario Lea- gue are in the play-offs with the Toronto champions. In soccer we have where in Canada. And the Motors eleven have yet to lose a game, Not that we think the teams aren't §euting the desired attention, for of course we realize the season is hardly opened. Still a few argu- ments for support might prevent some fans from lapsing into a state of coma on sunshiny aiternoon and balmy cvenings, just aiter they step across the threshold of the home. We would call your attention to the letter which appeared on this page yesterday, anent last Saturday's soccer game at Alexandra Park when G.M.C, met Toronto Scottish in' a National league encounter, We admit we didn't sce the game and thefeiore aren't qualified to give an individual opinion, but we have heard reports irom various Oshawa supporters who can be relied upon, and the consensus of opinion is that the game was a clean affair until the last few minutes, when Halli- well, the Scottish goalkeeper, made an entirely unwarranted attack on the referee, following a penalty kick, Toronto papers then publish- ed reports of the game the following Monday that pictured the Scot- big, bad savages "that ain't done right by our Nell" The Toronto papers can hardly be blamed for that however, not having time to personally investigate every report. The whole thing lies in the fact that one of the Scottish players is known to be in the habit of "cover- ing" the soccer games and hence the entirely untruthful report. Osh- awa fans know the facts and are also acquainted with the sports- manlike tactics of the General Motors teams. The Scottish arc last years' champions and apparently loathed the thought of losing a game or finishing on cven terms. The "play the game" rule should be first and foremost in every line of sport; rough-house tactics belong to the bowery, The officials of the League should take drastic action. This Belanger-Rocco fracas down at Toronto next Tuesday night has the fight fans all het up and rightly so. Rocco is tougher than a boarding house steak but none ever accused Belanger of any Sunday school attributes. Certainly the fans will see two of the hardest hitting flyweights in the profession when the Toronto homebrews get together, Rocco's rise 1s even more phenomenal than Belanger's, the fighting young Italian-Canadian making his pre debut in Detroit just three months ago. In fact we can remember not so long ago when Rocco hadn't passed his entrance. We don't know whether he has even yet, but the things he needs to know Tuesday arc learnt in the school of experience. 1his boy Belanger is hardly of world championship calibre, even though he did wear the laurels for a scant few weeks, Frankie Genaro showed him how much he didn't know in their second mecting. In any case the Canadian championship is sure to go to Toronto and with the right handling the winner should be just about ready to take on all comers about six months from now. Belleville's victory over Deloro was the only game played in the Central League yesterday, Kingston being "all wet" for the second time in six days with the result that the tilt with Peterboro had to be can- celled, The weather man apparently is having a lot of fun with "Joe" Daly just when the fans are all set to pack the park and swell the receipts, Deloro gave Belleville an interesting battle before finally admitting defeat, but they were up against stellar twirling from Gibson who let them down with four hits. Belleville cracked out seven off Jack's delivery, The runs came in the third and fourth innings, the winners registering two in the third and the final run of the game in the next session, Belleville has won both starts in the home town and haye all the natives with them to a man, The officials for the opening of the ladies softball league at the Colleg- jate grounds tomorrow night have finally been chosen. The ladies tovk a little time scouting for the handsomest notables with the result that his Worship the Mayor will exhibit his fast ball, if any; I. B, Mitchell, chairman of the Board of Education, will do the receiving and A. E, General Motors in the National League, the fastest soccer played any- tish players with halos around their heads and the Motors team as, O'Neill, principal of the Collegiate, of gravity, will give an illustration of the law Hazel Holmes, formerly with Malleables, will make her initial appearance in a Chevrolet uniform C.0.B.L. GAME AT LIMESTONE CITY IS POSTPONED Kingston, Ont, May 30,-- Rain is proving a hoodoo here for games in the Central On- tario Baschball League. The first game with Oshawa last Friday had to he postponed and rain tonight caused a post- ponement of the game sched- uled with Peterboro, - C.0.B.L, CHATTER (By Squirrell) Burgoyne & Schultz are making the boys all travel at a fast clip, and the squad are bears for pun- ishment, The more work they are given the more they seem to want and the spirit of the team im- presses everyone, Every player is right in there in complete harmony, doing his level best for the team, and for the management. That's the right spirit to have in a ball club! The hurlers are all coming along nicely, while the infielders are go- ings great guns, in fact the whole squad from the catching depart ment out are right up on the bit now. We hear that "Joe" Daley swal- lowed a bat bag whole, last Satur- day, down in Kingston, after he had put the brakes on the adding machine, and found that his slug- ging pets had come out second best. Too bad, Joe! Page Lonnie Purvis, Belleville CN.R.'s are here Sgf- urday afternoon. Walt Gerow will lead his classy Belleville Nationals into Oshawa on Saturday aftergoon next, to take the Schultz-Burgoyne handled Gen- eral Motors team,on in a schedul. ed C.0.A.B.L. fixture. And what a rare old battle ft promises to be--"Peeny" Mills, "Wicky" Ross, "Harry" Mills, will all be on hand doing their best to knock off the league leaders. The locals will be in there fighting all the time too, and are determined to protect their bard-éarned lead. Belleville have some new faces on their line-up, motably "Dusty" Flagler--who was Belleville's hero in their opening game, through his terrific hitting. Im "Vinny" Utron- ki, the Nationals have a hurling star of the first water, this is the boy who set the Ottawa Valley Dis- rict on fire last year with his bril- liant pitching. He is reported to have turned down "pro" offers last fall, preferring the. amateur ranks. Belleville also has "Hoot" Gib- son, all pepped up for mound duty and this boy is real--It was Gibson who humbled the hard-clouting Kingston Pbnies in the Relleville 'Bowmanville 124r3-4 opener. The fans will sure see a OSHAWA BOXER TO OPPOSE PUTWIN IN 135 POUND CLASS Ray Stephens ofs the Ontario Boxing Club has been signed up to box Billy Putwin at the classics in St. James club show in Toronto, on June 15, at 135 Ibs. The show will be held at the Cycle- drome, Toronto, The first open air show of the season. Stephens. is training daily at the armouries and is confident of putting the hard hitting Putwin away. A win for either sends him to Montreal for the Olym- pic trial in July, JUVENILE SOFTBALL STANDING Won Lost Tied Eagles 0 Y. A. C: Leafs Beavers Cards ssrrrarsrsld Trinity real 1 One more game is scheduled this week. Trinity vs. V.A.C. tonight and a good crowd is anticipated. 1 crverssarrnrsl PRT | 0 criers 1 fo 1 sera NEW MARTIN TONIGHT "The Haunted island" real game on Saturday. ° | The team will practice tonight | st Alexandre Park. % A -- Ninth Inning Rally Wins For Leafs Juveniles In a game provided with muuy thrills, Maple Leafs, last year champs, defeated Trinity 24-20. The first two innings gave 'the Leafs their first scare, when "I'rin- ity scored 11 runs to the Leafs nil. It was a tight game with the Leafs getting the breaks, of which there were few. Towns, the Leafs' ace, was erratic and was replaced .|in the minh by Trott, who finished the game in brilliant style. Gillard the Leafs new third sacker, played a fine game and was undoubtedly the Leafs star. Amsbery was leading swatsmith of both teams, getting two homers' in succession, with Knox throwing ome Jn for good measure. Robinson saved the situation for the Leafs with many spectacular catches. A good crowd was on hand to see the teams perform. The teams: Leafs--Goodall, Cornish, lLang- ford. Hall, Robinsin, Andison, Goodchild, Gillard, Towus, Trott, Simmons. Trinity--Amsbery, Chamberlain, Hurst, H. Major, Attersley, Knox, Nell, B. Major, Partridge. Score by, innings: Leafs 0036 11 Trinity 490001 Pigeons Fly From Parry Sound in Saturday Race awa Homing Society irom Parry Sound, Ontario, turned olit very well, considering the fact that the birds were kept in the baskets for forty hours, owing to the weatler ing too bad for a liberation. Time for liberation arrived but it was rain- ing hard so the agent wired through that he was holding the birds anti the weather cleared. When the birds were liberated they lost no time mn getting home, The following is the result race and the yards per minute by cach member's bird. 1 G. Gudgeon Fy Cowle & Rowe C. Sparrow . Smith' Bros, 5 G. Gudgeon . J. Askew Cowle & Rowe . Wotten & Merritt 9 E. Burns 10 W. Coyston &..yev1es evs 11 Bramley Bros. .... 12 Bramley Bros, 13 J. Askew . 14 W. Whiteley 15 W. Roberts 16 V. Whiteley 17 W. Roberts .......: The, next race will | Ryng Inlet, Ontario, : 152 miles. be- of the flc PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE .. w+. Wednesday's Scores . San Francisco 1-8 Oakland .. b- Missions Sacramento 7 Hollywood Los Angeels 4-3 Seattle Portland 3 4 RE ------ the | The pigeon race held by the Osh-| A ,S INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE 16 17 19 17 16 20 Toronto Buffalo Newark Rochester Montreal Jersey City Daltimore 23 Reading 20 Wednesday's Scores .7-6 Buffalo ...4-14 Jersey City Baltimore . 7-4 Reading ... xMontreal . 3-4 Rochester , XMorning game, 12 innings. , Games Today Baltimore at Reading. Jersey City at Newark. Montreal at Rochester. Other clubs not scheduled. Toronto Newark NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Cincinnati New York St. Louis Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburg Boston eas Philadelphia .,.... Wednesday's Louis .10-4 Pittsburg ... sNew York 9-2 Brooklyn . xCalled sixth--rain. Cincinnati .6-2 Chicago Boston .a-11 Philadelphia Boston ..9-11 Philadelphia Games Today St. Louis at Pittsburg. Boston at Philadelphia. Other clubs not scheduled. 17 ; iE 18 19 19 24 33 . a2 30 EEE EE Cereal Scores St AMERICAN LEAGUE New York Philadelphia 'Cleveland St. Louis Boston Detroit Chicago . Washington «+14 25 Wednesday's Scores 8. xWashington 5 New York xsSecond game called in first, Philadelphia 7-9 Boston St. Louis ..3-5 Chicago { xDetroit .,.4-6 Cleveland .. xSecond game 12 innings. Games Today Chicago at St. Louis. Detroit at Cleveland. I'hidadelphia at Boston, Washington at New York, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Kansas City Indianapolis St. Paul Milwaukee Toledo Minneapolis Louisville Columbus Wednesday's Scores Indianapolis 4-3 Louisville | Kansas City 7-6 | Toledo ... 4 Columbus | St, Paul ,.15-7 Minneapolis Games Today Toledo at Columbus. Louisville at Indianapolis. Other clubs not scheduled, Lost P.C. | 600 541 2 300 Lost P.C. 638 605 081 518 637 A415 29 189 1-3 1-2 L0- 3-4 a 3-9 Won Lost P.C. 805 641 048 476 L356 0 1-2 12 9 Won Lost P.C. | ! 609 578 | L665 560 Milwaukee , .6-: hibition Game in County Town--Spectacular Field- ing -- First and Seventh Frames Costly to Whith Damsels . Ontario Malleable Iron Com- pany's Girls' softball team 'scored | their second victory over the Whit- by Ladies in the 'latter town last night when they romped home on the long end of a 24-19 count. | The game was featured by lusty clouting and spectacular fielding. The first and seventh innings prov. ed the downfall of the Whitby girls, O.M.1. registering nine times in each of these sessions... Marion {Kay and Eileen Pipher hurled for {the winners, and although Whitby {managed to score 19 runs, they were held to two big innings, counting five runs in the first and staging a rally in the 'eighth to score four more. Helen McLean 'caught the eye of the fas when {she pulled a fast unassisted double {play in the third inning to retire 'the side. O.M.I. displayed ability {in the field and at bat that should |take them far in the league race | Whitby, the new entry in the Osh- awa Ladies League are quite on a par with the other teams and ex- pect to make things interesting {in the race for the gonfalon. The last inning of the game was liven- {ed up by two remarkable catches {by E. Watson the Whitby right fielder | O.M.I.-- McDonald, 'ss; E. Roms bough, ef; M. Kay, p, 3b; D. Kill- |burn,e; H. McLean, 1b; C, Larson, 12h; E. Pipher, 3b, p; E. Beavis, If; 405 yy Fudger, rf. 395 | 366 New- 1b; BE. Robert- L. Wat- Whitby--Parker, If; G. man, c¢; Scott, p; Blow, { Watson, rf; McBride, 3b; son, ss; KE.-Newman 2b; son, ef. Score O.M.1. Whithy by inning 9224 OLYMPIC SOCCER DRAWS CROWDS m, May 30.--~Uruguay de- nd 2 to 0 in the sccond Olympic soccer match on today's pro- gram The * Scuth American and land Dutch teams fought out a great match, featured by much brilliant play. Spain deicated Mexico 7 to 1 in the opening garic. Scalpers were offering as thousands of Dutch | Agisterdam from every part of the country to the feature match, Holland and Uruguay. The maximum | price of the tickets is $2. Many spectators travelled special trains. | The whole City. Cc il voted to at- tend match, which completely dominates public discussion. | | { | feated Ho seats for $25 poured into sec VARSITY BEATS CRESCENTS New York, May 30.--University of Toronto's lacrosse team defeat- ed the Crescent Athletic Club of 4 was won J to "BASEBALL RECORDS |) Af | Girls' Softball Team Det eat Whitby 24 to 19 323 | Heavy Hitting Features Ex- _ GIANTS DEFEAT ROBINS New York, May 30.--The Giants defeated the Brooklyn Robins 9 io 1 at Brooklyn this morning and ticd with the locais at 2 to 2 m the ai- ternoon game, halted by rain after one man was out in the New York half of the seventh. "The records re- verted to even innings. In the afternoon game the Giants i bunched hits off Ci rk in the first and the third, but the Robins assaulted Vie Aldridge in the fifth, for two runs, which tied the score. Seven of New York's nine runs in the morning contest were due to Brooklyu errors. 'The Robins erred six times, Hendricks getting three, and Mel Ott's consecutive game hit- ting streak as broken in the morn- ing game. Lefty Faulkner outpit- ched Doak, McWeeny and Erhardt in the same contest. EFFECTIVE PITCHING WINS TWO GAMES FOR ATHLETICS Boston, May 30.--Before a crowd of 36,000 the largest that has witnes- sed a baseball game at Fenwdy Park during the present ownership of the Red Sox, Philadelphia took th holiday games. The scores were 8 tol and 9 to 2. In the first game, Ehmke's pitch- ing was the determining factor. The former Red Sox star held Boston to five hits. The second game was a free-hitting session but Boston was unable to bunch hits off the veteran spitballer, Jack Quinn. In the third inning of the second while both were going aiter Haas' short fly Ken Williams and Gerber collided. Both were knocked out and leit the game, Neither was seriously injured. 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