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OSHAWA, ONTARIO, TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1922 A -- ne PAGE FIVX BASEBALL ' BOWLING CURLING THE SPORTING WORLD HOCKEY SOCCER GOLF, Ete. Belleville Club File Certificates OTHER CLUBS LAGGING BEHIND --TOMMY WILSON SIGNED AS TWIRLER BY QUINTE TOWN Belléville C.0.B.L. Club are the first to file players' certificates with Secretary J. G, Nott. These were re- ceived on Friday and they will be #igned and returned as soon as pos- sible. Leaside have promised to have their certificates in this week but the remaining clubs have not been heard from. Many of the clubs are dealing direct with the A.A.U. of C. and when they have their amateur cards returned, they will likely for- ward them at once to the league secretary. The Belleville executive announced a short time ago that Tommy Wilson, the pitcher hailing from Perth, would not locate in the Quinte City but it will be noticed his name appears on a certificate along with twenty more. The Grand Trunks are trying out four pitchers this year and at least two of them should be able to hold their own in the Central League, Tommy Wil son is reported to be a top notch artist, while Williams is considered to be a valuable man, In practise, he showed up well and caught the eye of the fans, Ferris, Boys' Secre- tary of the Belleville "Y" is an un- known quantity and Kelleher comes from the City League. A new catcher, Ketcheson by name will be used in company with "Pee- ney" Mills, so that the Trunks are assured of an abundance of material for battery duties. Practically all last year's fielders are again in line for positions, in both infield and out- field, while many new players are in sight. Those who have signed to date are: Weir, J, W. Ross. Casey, Holman, Minett, Hagerman, Smith, Meagher, Harry Mills, Ferris, James Smith, Ketcheson, Williams, Kelle- her, Wilson, Walter Gerow, (mana- ger,) W. J. Mills, F. C. Ross and Sim- ons, The secretary is looking for a last minute rush with certificates, but apparently many of the teams have not completed their rosters. Bow- manville wrote the secretary for a certificate for Chambers, but after communicating with Lindsay Club, Mr. Nott, learned that Lindsay would not release Chambers until the lat- ter had appeared before their execu- tive and returned the certificate he had already signed. In addition to that , the player must apologize for what he had done then the club re- served the right to do as they wished in granting him his release, Cham- her's case came up before the C.0.B. I.. exccutive at their last meeting when it was decided that he must either play with Lindsay or not at all. Double Duty A man named Du Bose met a girl Who lisped thr' her teeth of pure pearl, I'l hug you or kiss you," he swore with an oath. She lisped with surprise, Du Both!" "Oh, Mr, -- Princeton Tiger. Included in the list of players signed by Bowmanville Central Lea- gue Chub are: M. 8, Cook, Regin- ald J. Mills, Garnet Gordon, Frank Piper, Roy Hicks, P. A. Muirhead, L. J. Henry, Prower McMurtry, Sol Mingeaud, William Kelly, E. R. Ba- tes , J. Stark, B. E. Moise and Ralph Blaber. Bates and Stark were with the Greyhirds last year and Moise was with Port Hope. Ralph Blaber who will do the twirling for G. O, Patterson this year comes from Good- year Athletics, Toronto. -- -- on to you. Then place your order. in rotation. YOUR LAST... CHANCE Popular public demand forces us to repeat our ad. of last Thursday Here it is. That Big Washing Machine offer the whole town's talking about. Three Special Offers during Washer Week that will place the Highest Class Electric Washers in the world within your easy reach. We have taken advantage of a quantity price from the makers, and are passing the benefit You. have one whole week to decide which offer best suits your individual needs. 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To avoid taking advantage of this offer will be a positive extravagance. ™. Now is the time to buy. You can't buy a TIME $178 and the Coupon ~ Only one coupon NAME .. I hereby agree to purchase one A.B.C. Electric Washer on the terms outlined in your special Washer Week Offer. I am taking advantage of Offer No. ..... and it is understood that this coupon will apply on the purchase price under the con- ditions of above offer. ADDRESS | ing SERVICE THAT The ELECTRIC SHOP Phone 1075 bd Fy bE 7 J 52 Simcoe N. Swansea Puts Local Soccer Eleven Out FAILED IN ROBERTSON OUP . CONTEST BY 8-2 AGAINST FIRST DIVISION TEAM The Oshawa Footbal team, local representatives in the Toronto and District Association, were eliminated from the Robertson Cup seried Sat- urday afternoon, when they met Swansea, a First Division Club, in Toronto. The Toronto Club were vic- torious by 3 to 2 after a stubbornly contested battle, in which the visi- tors had as much of the play as the home team. Oshawa were unfortun- ate in their first half when they al- lowed the winners to have a penalty kick, which resulted in a goal being scored, The score clearly indicates that Oshawa, although grouped in the second division, are of the same calibre as first division clubs. The spectators were greatly pleased with Oshawa's showing and everyone was ready to admit they were equally as good £h aggregation as their oppon- ents. Oshawa presented "one of the strongest line-ups of the season; and the Swansea players found them- selves pitted against some clever for- wards and backs, who were just as skilful individually and in combined efforts. In the first few minutes of play Swansea secured their first geal on a penalty kick but before the half was very far advanced the visitors evened the count, Play was strenu- ous throughout with the forwards of both teams trying hard to break the tic. With only a few minutes to go, the home team found the net again and for the first time this year, the Oshawa team were at the short end of the score at half tinge. In the second half each side scor- 2d onee, the winners getting one past Bouckley in the dying stages of the game. The Oshawa players were satisfied with the result, although they are confident they could land a victory with the same team in a second contest. Next Saturday the first round for the Ontario Cup will be staged and the local eleven will again meet a Toronto team. Judg- | from previous performances' against the best aggregations in the T. and D. they will not be easy to | put out of the running for the On- tario Cup. The Oshawa line up for Saturday was as follows: goal, Bouckley; backs, Payne and Bell; half 'hacks. Sidaway, D. Brown and Watt; for- wards, Hayball. Sturch, Nichols, Gow | and E. Brown. | meme en | SPORT COMMENTS | 1 | | | Peterboro Examiner: Eddie Foley | third sacker last year with the | G.E., is now in Oshawa and will | probably play in c¢ne of the City League teams there. Riverside Park which has not been used by the Peterhoro Central ioague team this year will be avail- | able some time this week. The park is being rolled and properly put into shape. Guide: in Port Hope A$! players who take part Central League games must be residents of the towns in which they play by next Saturday. Probably after that date Oshawa, Lindsay, Peterboro, Belle: ville, Cobcurg, Bowmanville and Leaside. will be in a position to an- nounce their line-ups to the public. It is nice to be like Port Hope, pure- ly home brew with no worries about our imports arriving on time and going out any old time. Bert Booth has his sqtiad of ball players out on the diamond every evening and there is not an idle min- ute during the practise hour. The boys are showing good form and they should give Leaside a fitting initia- tion in the opening game a week from next Saturday. To Stop Falling Hai If you are losing your hair and fear balduess--don%t worry. Use Parisian Sage daily for a week and you will surely be surprised to see how quickly it stops falling hair and itching scalp and removes every sign of ANE von hair destoyer, New York woman says: "I have use Parisian Sage only two weeks, but my hair has wonderfully increas- ed in beauty, seems much heavier, and is entirely free of dandruff." if you want to save your hair and make it grow, don't delay-- be using Parisian Sage "tonight. It's not expensive, and sold at all drug and toilet counters with money back garrantee. AT THE GRAND May 12 and 13 "THUNDERCLAP" Keep one of these dates open Y.M.C.A. NEWS The Scnior Employed Section of the Broadview Y. M. C. A, Toronto paid their return visit to Oshawa Y. on Saturday. After being defeated by Oshawa last month. they were de- termined to redeem themselves. Af- ter'a few minutes play it looked as though they would he successful but a strong rally for the locals the last half of the second period tied it up, score being 19 all The line-up:-- Broadview--A, Pollard, Ray Mit- chell, Mel Shier, Geo. Stockwell, Wm, Woodrow, Roy Pidgeon, Tom Harri- son, R. Armstrong, A. Harrott, A. Dixon. Oshawa--Neil Hezzlewood, M. Ko- hen, W. McNally, Bert Salter, Clif James, A, Wolfe, B, Armstrong, IH. Butchart, Alex Hall. Leaders' Corps Elections After planning the spring program ¢he Junior Leaders' Corps held the election of officers. The following were elected: Chairman; Oliver Kingdon; Secretary-Treasurer, W. Babe; Vice-President, Paul Irwin. A picnic on June 2nd. will wind up the activities for this season. General Motors Defeat W hitby QUALIFY TO ENTER BROOKLIN SOCCER OUP FINALS BY DE- FEATING COUNTY TOWN ELEVEN / General Motors qualified to enter the final for the Brooklin Cup when they defeated Whitby Saturday after- noon in the latter town 1 to 0, In the first game here a week ago G. M, C. defeated the County Town repre- sentatives 3 to 1, making a total of 4 goals to 1 on the round. Whitbhy's showing in both games came as a surprise to local soccerites, They gave the Motors a hard battle on both occasions and indications are they will have a successful season in the Oshawa and District Association. The local team are showing great im- provement and they will be one ef the strongest elevens in the Eastern section, Saturday's game in Whit- by drew a good crowd and soccer promises to be a popular sport in the County Town this year, The line-up: Reduced "«TJURRAH, fellows: You don't need to hold off buying your new bicycle another day. "C.C.M. Bicycle prices have been fixed for this season and they are right down to bed rock. The 1922 C.C.M. Standard Adult Models are: $15 Below "Peak" Prices $10 Less than Last Summer "This certainly gives us Canadian riders a generous reduction and a square deal. equal quality cost States than C.C.M. ada. "Remember, C.C.M. prices didn't ad- vance anywhere nearly so much as most products, so they hadn't as far to come down. "And C.C.M. Bicycles are even bet- ter now than before the war. "You know, the best steels and ma- terials were reserved for war purposes, and the best mechanics put on war or- ders. Now, the best steels and materials are again obtainable, including English Seamless Tubing The best mechanics are on the job again with their skill improved as a re- sult of the accuracy demanded in their delicate time fuse work. A Nifty New Pedal "And, say fellows, they've put a new pedal ~called the Gibson Pedal--on the 1922 Men's Models, and it's a bird! I'm told that bicycles of more in the United Bicycles do in Can- General Motors -- goal, Wright; backs, Brown and McMillan; half backs, Rowe, Bowie and Harvey; for- wards, Geo. Morgan, J. Morgan, Cald- er, Hewitt and Wilson, Whitby --« godl, Henry; backs, Spencer and Quinton; half backs, Dair, Puckrin and Brown; forwards, Rowe, Catterson, Scott, Livingstone and Pegg. Referee--Mason. OFTEN MEANT LITTLE ENOUGH Manitoba Free Press: A certain church has removed from the mar- riage ceremony .the words: "With all my worldly goods I thee endow," Quite proper. It was another of those things that didn't mean a hang of a lot, especially after paying for the hack. The greatest racing story ever filmed | "THUNDERCLAP" At the Grand THURS., FRI. AND SAT. "The Gibson pedal has an Aluminum frame that looks like silver and won't rust. Wonderfully light, yet very strong. Some class to it! for C.C.M. Frames. "The easy - running Tri- plex Hanger and the sure- acting New Hercules Brake are on the new models, too. No extra charge, either. "But I almost forgot to tell you the new low prices this year. They are only: 4 $50 and $60 For Standard Adult Models According to Equipment "This means that a C.C.M. ice. costs only about $5 or $6 a year, as a C.C.M. Bicycle easily gives 10 years of serv- Many have given 15 years and longer." CCM: Bicycles RED BIRD -- MASSEY -- PERFECT CLEVELAND -- COLUMBIA " The Bicycles with the C.C.M. Triplex Hanger" Canada Cycle & Motor Company, Limited Montreal Toronto WESTON, ONT. Winnipeg Vancouver A CCM. FOR PLEASURE Spring is rapidly passing and Summer will soon be here. Now is the time to invest in a C.C.M. and be prepared for the pleasure and recreation you can get from one of these famous wheels. C.C.M.'s are not a pleasure wheel only; you will ind plenty of work for them to do. 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