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PAGE EIGHT THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1928 CHEVS BEAT IRVINE MEAT 13-7 AND ADVANCE TO 0.ASA. FINALS Battle Goes to Chevs Meat Five Home Runs Hammer ed Out in a Hard Come Which is Taken By Chevs By 13 to 7 Score-- Tenth Straight Victory for Local O.AS.A. Entry A little variety was injected into | the men's softball battle at Alexan- dra Park last night in the second of the home and home series in the semT-finals for the Interniediate ©, A. S. A. championship of Ontario when Chevs eliminated Irvine Meat of Toronto by a 13 to' 7 score in one of the merriest slugging games geen here for some time. No less than five home runs were hammered out during the evening's entertainment while four two bag- gers also figured in the total of 21 hite which were slugged out by the two teams. Irvine Meat's ovig- inal choice for the pitching duties only lasted the first inning in last night's slug feast, giving way to Defarrarrl who finished the game in fairly consistent style. The first two men up for Chevs in the very first inning gave Hun- ter, the first pitcher, no uncersain reception when both connected for home runs on the second : balls pitched, Two more runs followed in the first before Hunter was chas- ed off his citadel to make way for Defarrarri, In the third, Whetter offprivut. ed his first of two home runs, this one coming with none on while in the fifth "Doc" Rowden polled out his four sacker with Jones making the trip from second ahead of him, The last of the flock came in the eighth when Whetter again found a slant to his liking and slammed it out into deep center field to bring in Punt and Stevenson ahead of him, By scoring four runs in the first and four more in the second, Chevs took an early lead and were never Now Out of Race headed. They played superior ball all the way and backed Alex Web- ster up to fection at all times. Alex Webster pitched ome of his nicest games of the" season, He struck out ten batters, the same number "Ike" Sutton whiffed up in Toronto, and 'only issued six passes, He also turned in a danger- ous game at bat but couldn't man- age to hit them just where the players weren't. Chevs mow enter the finals for the championship of Ontario, the second season mm succession they have had the chance at the top rung. At the top of their form, and prepared to meet any kind of pitching and any kind of playing, they should give their opponents for the championship a merry battle to ponder over when they clash for the title. As shown by their playing both yesterday and on Wednesday, they are hard hit. ting and hard fielding team and look good right now the champion- ship crown, The play by innings: -- First Inning Irvine Meats--Punt struck out, Stevenson singled to center, Whetter flied to Young back of Webster, Clayton walked, Defarrari struck out. No runs, 1 hit, no er- Tors. Chevs-- Young first man up homered to deep center, Gummow, homered to left center, Slinger fielding the ball very slowly, Row- den out third to 1st, Hubbell got a double to left, Slinger making a wonderful try for the flyball, Webster lined to Slinger in left, IL. Hall walked and Hubbell went to third on a steal, L. Hall, stole, H, Hall drove a nice hit.to right scor- ing two, O'Doud walked, Jones Walked , filling the bases, putting Hunter out of the pleture, Defar- rari, Young up the 2nd time ended the inning by going out 3rd to 1st, Four runs, four hits, no errors,' Second Inning Irvine Meats--Slinger out, pitch- er to 1st Rashly singled to left Important Message to Pines Winterfront vine spuek out, F inning by fanning. center, Irvine Walked, Francis singled to right, filling the bases; Junt, out, Jones to Hubbell; Rashly scoring, Stevenson flied to Gum- mow, ending the inning. Ome rum, one hit, no errors. Chevs--~Gummow safe on Irvin- e's error at first, Rowden beat out a nice bunt, trying to sacrifice, going for a hit, Hubbell flied out to short, Webster lined a hit to left, and Gummow scored when Slinger bobled it in picking it up. Rowden scored on a ball; L. Hall walked and stole; H. Hall out 3rd to 1st; O'Doud walked, on a wild pitc hand Webster scored; Jones singled to right; L. Hall scoring, and Young ended the inning by fly- ing out to second. Four runs, three hits, one error. Third Irvine Meats -- etter hit a home run over O'Douds head, Clay- ton struck out, Defdrrari out pitch- strike, One run, One hit, No errors, Cheve--Gummow flied to short, Rowden out on a fast play short to 1st, Hubbel got a hit to second on a hard chance, Webster out on a long fly to left. No runs, One hit, No errors. Fourth Inning Irvine Meats--Rashly flied to se- cond, Irvine walked, Francis flied to pitcher, Punt, walked, runners advanced on a wild pitch, Steven- son walked filling the bases and Whetter ended the inning by fly- {nk out to Young, No runs, No hits, No errors. Chevs--L, Hall out short to 1st; H. Hall out pitcher to 1st; O'Doud out to 1st, unassited. No runs, No hits, No errors. Fifth Inning Irvine Meats--Clayton out Web- ster to 1st; Defarrari walked, Sling- er walked, Rashly struck out; Ir- vine out to 1st, unassisted. No runs, No hits, No errors. Chevs--Jones singled to left cen- ter, Young flied to short, Gummow hit to 1st, Jones going to second, Rowden homored to deep center scoring Jone, Hubbell struck out. Two runs, Two hits, No errors. Sixth Inning Irvine Meats--Francis safe on Jone's bad throw to Hubbell, and went to second ona wild pitch, Punt struck out, Stevenson out on a sacrifice, Webster to Hubbell a lovenly play, Whetter out pitcher to 1st. No runs, No hits, One er- ror. Cheve--Waebster out third to 1st, L. Hall went to second on-Whet- ter's wild throw to first, H, Hall got a hit to second when ball took a bad bound, O'Doud forced H, Hall at second, Jones safe on se- cond baseman's error and Young ended the inning flying out to se- cond, One run, One hit, Two errors. Seventh Inning Clayton singled to center, De- farrarl out third to 1st, Slinger got a hit to center' Clayton: scor- ing and on the throw in went around to third, Rashly singled to right center scorning Slinger, Ir- nels ended the 'wo runs, Three er to 1st, Slinger out on a fowl ' SPORT SNAPSHO1S ror aa eMary ay waa ihe tenth straight in the 0.A.S.A. play-downs v8. y | what? Incidently, the seven runs scored against Chevs were the host any team has registered against them in many moons. Usually their victories leave their opponents in the lurch with only one or two runs to boast. A slugging game such as that last night didn't bother the fans in the east. It was a change from the close, air-tight games which have been seén recently, and as they all say, a change is as good as a rest. Now we know for certain we won't be the only Oshawa spectator-up at Ulster Stadium today. * All yesterday afternoon and this morning we heard enquiries as to where Ulster Stadium may be found and there was even some talk of a couple of special buses being chartered. The local team held a short workout last night and was going great guns every minute of the way. They'll go good in Toronto too and we predict right now that St. Simons will see some different lacrosse from that played down here last Saturday, Oshawa will field their best line-up and can be depended upon to make the best of everything which comes their way. Thelr attack will be stronger and more daring today and in fact, their play should be better in every direction 5 The score by quarters Will be telegraphed to The Times direct from the Stadium and any interested in the result can telephone 35. There will be a juvenile lacrosse game Monday, and if Oshawa con- tinues into the Senior O.A.L.A, finals there will also be a game next Saturday afternoon. The affair Monday, which will get under way at 6 o'clock sharp, should be a good one since Shamrocks are fairly itching to make amends for the 3 to 1 lacing Tecumsehs handed out to them last Saturday, The captains are asked to make sure they have a full team with a few spares on hand Monday, This afternoon down in Cobourg the Central Ontario Golf Association of which the local Golf Club is a member, will hold its first annual golf tournament. This is an event which will be attended by probably over 100 golfers, representing clubs from, here to Belleville and north as far as Peterboro, Prizes of various natures will be awarded at the tournament, with the main award however being for the best team gross score. A good repre- sentation is being sent down from the local club and Oshawa is expected to turn in an excellent account of herself, There are two boxing clubs in Oshawa, a fact which possibly has caused some confusion among the local enthusiasts, The club with which most are familiar is the Ontario Regiment Boxing Club while the second club in this city is the Excelsior Sporting Club which is at present by the way, looking for more members, The Excelsior Sporting Club makes its headquarters on the third floor of the Engel Building and intends to put on at least two bouts here before the New Year, Three promising boys are now in training and any others interested in the game are Invited to turn out, Jim McKenzie, George Goodall and Scotty Adair are those alfeady doing their stuff, Let us not forget to give Chevrolet ladies and General Motors soccer team all the support which is coming to them today, The soccer battle which begins at 3 o'clock, if nothing else has some beatitiful weather in its favor, and this itself bespeaks an addition of several hundred to the turnout, The ladies game in Belleville doesn't start until four o'clock but once it gets going, there should certainly be some fireworks before the curtain goes down, / How about the Intermediate rughy team? do we hear you ask? 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OSHAWA BATTERY SERVICE 37 King St. W, -- Phone 1184 -- Oshawa 2 hits, No errors, Chevs--Gummow flied out to right, Rowden safe at first on Ir- vine's error, Hubbell bunted safe, Webster flied out to Whetter on a nice catch, runners advanced on a wild piteh, L, Hall safe on Sling- er's error two more scoring, H, Hall flied out to center, Two runs, One hit, Two errors, Eighth Inning Irvine Meats--Punt safe on Jon- e's error, Stevenson safe on Hub- bel's bad peg of a force play at se- cond, Whetter homered scoring two, Clayton flied out to Young, Defarrari singled through the in- field, Slinger flied to Hubbell, De- farrari went to. second on a wild pitch, Rashly ended the inning by going out pitcher to 1st. Three runs, Two hits, Two errors, Chevs--O0'Doud flied to right, Jones flied to short, Young struck out, No runs, No hits, No errors, Ninth Inning Irvine Meats--Irvine struck out, Francis fouled out to Rowden, Mundy Bldg. Proficient - - Practical - - ~ Progressive - - in our Day and Night Classes, other commercial subjects, copy by aple Leaf Business College Oshawa, Ont, We teach both Gregg and Pitman Shorthand We have secured a number of copies of the first lesson in Gregg Shorthand in pamphlet form, and any person interested may have a : Calling, Writing or Phoning 3095. R. C. ASHENHURST, Principal as well as the New York, Sept, 21.--The Philadel- phia Athletics lost a notch in their chase for the American League pen- nant when they lost the second game of the series today to the Tigers, 9 to 4. Two homers, one by Rice with the bases loaded in the fifth, and one by Stone with two on in the eighth, gave Detroit most of its runs, Elam Vangilder held the Athletics to sev- en hits, The Yankees gained a full game over the second-place Athletics by defeating the White Sox at Chicago by a score of 5 to 2, while the chal- lenging Mackmen were being sunk in Detroit, 9 to 4, The chacpions now are out in front by two games, Old Tom Zachary, St. Louis and Washington discard, not only pitched a superb game against young Grady Adkins, but also struck a noble blow in his own cause--a home run into the upper right-field stand after Du- rocher had singled in the eighth. Laz- zeri again started a second, but had to give way in the seventh to Du- rocher, Charley Ruffing, Boston Red Sox pitcher, won his own game from thé St, Louis Browns today 5 to 3, by hitting a home? in the seventh with two men on, The Browns got three runs in the first on four hits and a error, After that Ruffing steadied down, and held them scoreless, | Some of our longwinded speakers might do well to remember--"T} longer the spoke, the bigger the tire, ~Kitchener Record, -- Punt ended the game by striking out. No runs, No hits, No errors, The box score: Irvine Meats ABR H PO A Punt, 2b Stevenson, ef Whetter, ss Clayton, 2b Detarrari ri&p Slinger If Hunter, p Rashly, rf Irvine, 1b Francis, ¢ Totals Chevys Young, ss Gummow, Rowden, ec Hubbell, 1b Webster, p Hall, L., rt Hall, H., It O'Doud. eof Jones, 3b nPNseanTNon FE TET C "OVO uD us wPRvovonNus oPooomovoan 2b Totals a - 41 13 12 27 R. . EB. Irvine Meats 011000230-- 7 9 6 Chevs 44002120x--13 12 1 Batteries--Irving Meats--Hunt- er, D&arrari and Franeis. Chevs--Webster and Rowden. Umpires -- Kirwood, Toronto, plate. Dell, Oshawa, bases. Scorer--=Schafer, Guelph, Sept, 21--A mother's pre- mointion of evil saved the life of Jack Ellis, Toronto sailor, he re- vealed here today, Ellis was a fireman on board the ill-fated Manasoo until three weeks before it foundered on Georgian Bay. His mother dreamt the boat was wrecked and at once wrote urging her son to give up his job, Ellis admitted today that he had little faith in the parental vision. But to please his mother he quit at Owen Sound and came to Guelph to look for work, He is now working for a Guelph tire concern. He had served all Summer with the Manasoo and feels deeply grieved over the loss of his former comrades. After his one escape, Ellis has de- termined to give up sailing. When three boarders combine to keep the butter at their end of the table they are what the politicians call a bloc.--Galt Reporter, Some of those British miners evi- dently wanted to keep their hands in by picking on everything Pepup your set with Genuine Radiotrons Leats Lose 7-3 to Bisons, Drop Qut of Running Buffalo, Sept. 21.--The Buffalo Bi- sons imposed a 7 to J thrashing on the Toronto Leafs, while Rochester and Montreal were engaged in break- ig even today. Powerhouse slugging by George Fisher and a herculean pitching effort by Art Mills, one of the frailest but gamest hurlers ever to trod the Bison greemsward, made the Bison triumph look comparatively easy. Mills was also supported by co-ordinated display of defensive strength that had a Friday throng of more than 6,000 fans gasping for breath. That Mills won his game with a display of lion-hearted courage is evi- denced by the fact that the Leafs had three runs and a man on second base before a man was retired in the first inning, thanks to powerful home-run smashes by Easterling and Sheedy, followed by Alexander's double. Despite the fact that he yielded 11 hits, Mill's showing is all the more remarkable because of the fact that today's nine-inning game completed a string of 26 innings he has hurled since lase Sunday with the opposition gathering only six runs over this per- 10d, Mills came to earth after the shaky first" and turned in as fine a per- formance as could be pictured with not a single runner penetrating to third base for the rest of the after- noon, while only two men voyaged as far as the mid-station, Mills ex- celled, as usual, with men on, and when the going was blackest, his courage helping to give his mates the inspiration to hammer out victory, NEWARK WINS 6-1 FROM JERSEY CITY Newark, Sept. 21.--"Lefty" Fischer was the whole show in the victory the Bears registered over the Jersey City Skeeters here this afternoon, "Lefty" not only pitched great ball, but inserted a home run smash in the seventh with the bases loaded, At the time the Bears were leading 4 to 1, Fischer is the fourth Bean to hit a homer this season with the bases populated, His error also ens abled the visitors to score their only run, The game with a pitchers' duel be- tween Fischer and Bream, andy out- side of the seventh, both pitched good ball. Fischer had seven strikeouts, In the sixth with the bases loaded, through a walk and two sirigles, hod fanned Walsh and made Head hit to Conlan, The Bears have won 15 of the 21 games to date, R.H.E, Jersey City ,.... 000 000 100--~1 5 1 Newark 000 000 60x--6 7 2 NAGEL ONLY PLAYER NOT YET OUT WITH QUEENS' GRIDDERS Kingston, Sept. 21. -- Queen's University football squad was to- day divided into three groups, and the most strenuous practice of the week was held, 'Coach Carson, Harry Batstone, and "Chick" Mun- at led the three groups, and they vent at a fast pace. "Irish" Monahan was in uniform and practised on the senior squad, while Don Abbott of last year's senior team put in his first appear- ance. With the exception of Na- gel, the regular snapback, the quad is now complete. Monahan appeared in mid-sea- son form and was crashing through the line as of old. Ap- parently the big fellow is keen on staying at Queen's where he had done exceptionally well in his stud- fes, being successful In getting every subject. JALL OLUB SECRETARY GETS 85384 IN WOODSTOCK city has settled out of court a dam- age action for $534 instituted by Arthur H Leman of Toronto, sec- retary of the Toronto Ball Club, the result of a motor car collisfon on the Dundas street hill early this summer, Settlement was made on the advice of the city sol- feitor, W. T. McMullen, K.C., who did not favor the case going to court. The accident, out of which the damage action arose, was a collision hetween Mr. Leman's car, and one from Woodstock. The cars became temporarily out of control on a hill which had heen made slip- pery by ah eavy application of road oll, Woodstock, Ont., Sept. 21--The! REDS MAKE 185TH DOUBLE PLAY, BREAK EVEN WITH BRAVES New York, Sept. 21.--The Bos ton Braves and the Cincinnati {Reds split a doubleheader at Bos- ton today, the Braves taking the first game, 5 to 3, and the visitors the second, 3 te 2. Hornsby's home run in the sev- enth inning of the first game. was an important factor in the Braves' victory, and although he repeated that accompishment in the seventh inning of the second, the resuly was not as effective. Cincinnati in today's tablished a major Aa St for double plays in a single sea- son, making its 183rd double play in the first game, ang adding two to that total in the second. The Robins put a serions in the pennant Yor poly id at Brooklyn, when Dazzy Vance led the home team to a brilliant two-to-one victory over the invad- ers. Vance allowed ' just two singles and fanned eleven, He was opposed by Art Nehf, The defeat dropped the Cubs te a point four games behind the lead- ing Cardinals, and two to the rear of the second-place (Giants. More important still, it added a defeat to the Cub record, while the oth- er two contenders were idle. Pittsburg won from the Phila- delphia Nationals at Philadelphia, 6 to 5. Wright, Pittsburgh, and Leach and Whitney, each hit a home run, It's' a new Coolidge the Wiscon- sin folk have come to know, else they would not have sung for their good- by, "For he's a jolly good fellow."-- Buffalo Courier-Express. 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