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PAGE FOUR OSHAWA, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1922 - R -------- ---- porting World News Greybirds Winners In Best Game of Season Score 3.2--Gallagher Holds Lindsay To Four Hits While Oulette Allows Eight Safeties--Oshawa Could Not Bunch The Hits (By Staff Reporter) Scoring the winning run in the eighth innings on a triple and a sin- gle, Lindsay Greybirds defeated Osh- awa yesterday afternoon in the Northern Town 3 to 2 in hy far the best exhibtion of baseball staged in the Central Ontario Iweague this sea- son, From beginning to end it was a brilliant pitchers' battle between Teddy" Gallagher and Jack Oul- ette, The former, who has been nursing a sore arm since the early part of the season, went to the mound and despite the handicap, had the opposing batters at his mercy throughout the afternoon, Four hits were all that the winners were able to glean from his offerings and only one of the three counters scor- ed against him was earned, Off lhe other hand Oulette was going at top speed and although the visiting bat- ters secured eight hits, he was ef- fective in the pinches and on top of that Bert Booth's heavy artillery failed to get working at the same time. Consequently hits were not forthcoming when they were most needed, Fine Fielding The brand of fielding on the part MEN, THERE IS STILL TIME TO GET THIS of both teams reminded the specta- tors of some of the sensational con- tests of last year. Nothing was too hard for the infielders while out- fielders gather in long flies by mak- ing fine runnig catches which look- ed like sure hits. Oshawa were rob- bed of hits in this manner on sev- eral occasions while Lindsay were given the same treatment. At the bat 'Oshawa outhit the Greybirds 8 to 4 but their hits did not come to- gether, except in the second and sevs enth and in the latter case two were out before Rowden and Fair came through with singles and then Twigg was thrown out at first. Gallagher and Twigg featured on the hitting end for the visitors, the former rap- ping out a double and a single while the latter connected for two well placed safeties, Oshawa Infield Good The Oshawa infield were working the real test has arrived and the championship of the first half is at stake, they can he counted on to fur- nish some sensational work for the bhalanee of the season. 'From Twigg a weak spot to be found. Only two errors were recorded against them, Twigg making a wide throw to Bel- ding in the sixth, pulling Ray off the bag and Saunders letting a grass cutter get away from him in the eighth. In the outfield, Dobson, Fair, Thompson and Tegge made pretty catches, Legge replaced Dobson in pulled into the game as a pineh hit- ter, Breaks Against Oshawa Gallagher deserved to win his game on the afternoon's play but the breaks did not come wvshawa's way at any time. He struck out six bat- ters and walked three and as it hap- pened on two occasions a single fol- lowed each walk, scoring a run. In almost every frame the Lindsay bat- ters could connect for only scratch hits to the infield but the four they were entitled to came at the most op- portune times and they gained a: vic- tory in this mamner. Their first run in the third developed from a walk to Oulette and a two base clout by better than ever before and now that (son foreed him at second with a hit right around to Belding there is not|and throw without changing their left field in the seventh, and in the | out, Twigg went to third and scored ninth Foley, a Town Leaguer, was|on a sacrifice hit by Gallagher. Ev- ans went to second on the play but ing out to Allin, Kay calléd & balk and the runner safe. Gallagher knocked the ball out of his own hand accidentally as he was winding up. Lindsay's third and last run resulted from two safe hits when two men were out, Allin caught the ball on the nose and be- fore it could be returned to the in- field he rested on third, He regis- tered a minute later when Carew placed a Rit just over Rowden's head, making it impossible for any of the fielders to handle it in time to pre- vent the run, That was all that was necessary as in Oshawa's half of the ninth Thotpson lined out to Ash- ton, Foley was tossed out at first by Allin and Rowden went out Oulette to Coombs, Hit to Fielders Oshawa got a man on in the first frame after Rowden had popped to Oulette and Fair had whiffed, when Twigg singled through short. He was left on first when Saunders hit the air three times, In the next frame better success attended their efforts, Evans was tossed out at first, Gallagher connected for two bases and Belding singled, allowing one run to cross the plate, Again in the third Rowden was thrown out at first, Fair fanned and Twigg hit safely but Saunders lifted a high one just over the plate which Cummings caught, In the next innings they went out in order but in ithe fifth Thompson got on base when H. Cum- mings mussed up his grounder. Dobh- to third and Fair forced Dobson at second on a hit to short: Rowden lifted to Allin, The Oshawa batters were hitting the ball right at the fielders and they were able to field positions, Any kind of a clean hit would have produced runs, Promising in Sixth In the sixth it looked like clear sailing for Oshawa. Twigg got a life on Ashton's error and stole second, Saunders fanned but Evans slammed a hard one at Allin who could not recover the ball in time to make the Belding ended the innings by ground- In the seventh both Thompson ad Dobson started off by fanning the air but singles by Row- T.andD. Eleven Beat Regiment In Hard Game But Soldiers Surprise Spectators By Holding Winners To 2-1 Score--District Final Contest Determination and steady playing enabled the Regiment to hold the fast Oshawa T, and D, team to a "2 to 1 score at Alexandra Park, Tuesday ev- ening, in the district final of the On- tario Cup series. Giving their best exhibition this year the khaki-clad eleven not only surprised the T., and D. men but the spectators as well, There was no question as to which was the better team but the fact that the Soldiers had a good share of the play and made their opponents exert | themselves to the limit to secure the | two goals is a feather in their caps | and they should go a long way in the | 0. and D, race, { (foalies Good The rivalry between the two teams was quite evident throughout the ninety minutes and fouls were ind numerous but Referee Millsip handled the game well and the play was kept free from any roughness. The fea- ture of the game was the work of] both goalies. They saved numerous | difficult shots, coming out of their | goals on many occasions to break up! dangerous attacks and were nearly al-| ways successful, Bouckley played his usual good game and Waugh, Major {ireen's new find, was at top form, He | always knew what to do and was | quick to clear, During the first half, the winners! used very little combination but at half time they were leading -1--0,| Sturch secured this goal on one of the prettiest . shots seen in Oshawa this| ped the hall just ynd corner of the oy Waugh and he had no chance to save, Losers Btromg on Defence | Throughout the second half, the! er the bar at the | den and Fair rather brightened the proceedings for a time. Then the old | breaks again went against the vis- | itors. Twigg who had hit safely on two previous appearances at the plate, drove a hot grounder at Dul- ette who knocked it down and then threw the runner out at first, retir- ing the side, Gallagher was the only | man to get on base in the eighth but he was forced at second after two | | I two teams played a little different style of soccer. The Regiment at times injected a little teamwork into their play but they relied a great deal on kicking and following up| whereas their opponents settled down | to steady combination. The Soldiers put up a strong defensive game and | despite many onslaughts prevented | the Red Shirts from scoring. The | winners did not have matters all their own way for the Regiment forwards has made PHONE 233 "1 wouldn't be without it if it were double the price." 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Will Be | Church League fixture, | Mason | King Street with Claus and Broad for | the winners, The Attraction -- Oshawa Needs a Victory Oshawa baseball fans who are de- sirous of securing a seat in the grand- | as early as possible, will be here to continue activities in the Central League loop. Rain un- |g doubtedly saved the Petes from defeat | right in their own ball yard yesterday afternoon, at the hands of Leaside, s0 that they will be on their toes] A. the Central year. After carrying the ball to about | stand at Alexandra Park Saturday | Jake Solomon's Petes and Leaside af- fifteen yards from the goal, he drop-| afternoon, are advised to be on hand | ter the first half of the fifth innings. Jake Solomon | The game will not count althou gh the The shot fooled |@nd his cast, including Al Heo | The gu w the rain the Petes would undoubted- nings battle will bring Lindsay fans when they meet Bert Booth's stal-| ws In a hard fought game last evening people Withesied the game. Y.P.A,, defeated King Street 7 to 6 ' the High School grounds in al Gallagher registered Oshawa's 1 | first run against the Greybirds when Flintoff and | yo goubled, was singled to second, battery for | gacrificed to third and then scored finishing up with a beautiful slide to the plate. constituted the Claus had 14 strikeouts, At Peterbor yesterday rain stopped League fixture between Manager Booth robbed the Tex- tiles .of one of their playerd yester- day when he had Foley in uniform and used him as a pinch hitter. The Central League pilot looked him over at the ball park Monday night and had a private consultation with ere leading 8 to 3. But for have gone down to defeat. Nothing less than Baby ate face cream and died of poison. Warning to young men.-- Watertown, N.Y., Standard, 4 thirteen in- warts. The Oshawa batters have not | forgotten their visit to the Electrical | City a short time ago when the Petes| handed Bert Booth's men a sound | trimming. Heckman will have to be; at top form if he comes anywhere near taking a fall out of last year's champions, were down. in the final out to Brownscombe, They could do nothing | Thompson lined Foley was | and Rowden | stand. pressed hard frequently and it was Gallagher's arm only gilt edged work on the part of | Shape and 'his performance yesterday ! Payne, Robertson and Bouckley that | 2Beinst the Greybirds made the fans is coming back into New Martin Theatre! 1ST SHOW 3-Days-3 STARTING MON. June, 26 AT LAST! You can see it! Direct from a 2 Weeks' Run in TORONTO The First Real Million Dollar PICTURE IT TOOK TWO YEARS TO MAKE. IT COST $1,104,000 Sun-drenched Terraces -- Sapphire Sea -- Palaces of Pleasure--Favorites of Fortune -- Haughty, Insolent Women -- Counts -- Snobs -- Princesses -- Counter- feiters--Home Folks--Wanton Wealth -and Luxurious Self-indulgence. 7.16' P.M. 2ND SHOW 9.15 P.M. | Brownscombe, who by the way, fig- a et {ured more prominently in the Grey- | birds' victory than any other man on |the team. He accepted six chances | | rop |and had one error, besides scoring a | run with the extra base hit. The | second counter came in the fifth af | ter two were down. Allin walked [and was sacrificed around to third. Complete with Strop, Razor and 3 Blades for | He scored when Gallagher dropped | the ball as he was about to pitch to See our window. thrown out at first grounded to Oulette and was pegged out to Coombs, Spectacular Plays Under ordinary circumstances the eight hits seeured by Oshawa would be quite sufficient to win out consid-| the net was not bulged, {sit up and take notice. Four scat- tered hits were all he allowed and Goal Allowed | should he undertake to stop the Petes, Oshawa secured their second goal | he will cause them a whole lot of shortly after the second half got un-| trouble. der way. The T. and D. men were! Oshawa needs a victory on Satur- given a free kick from the side and | day to keep pace with Cobourg who ering that their opponents only had | Nichols headed the ball into the net.|by reason of the locals defeat at four but the Lindsay fielders could | The Regiment came right back with | Lindsay slipped down into second do nothing wrong and they had|a rush and a hard shot found a cor-| Place giving way to the Ferry Town. things coming their way continually. | ner of the goal but bounced out again | Oshawa has won one more and lost It would be impossible to single out and play continued until a linesman | one more game than Cobourg and pro- all the oustanding plays made dur-| explained that a goal had been regis. spects are bright for them again ing the game. Every innings intro-| tered. The Regiment claimed they | assuming the leadership in the course duced some spectacular work but it| bad beaten Bouckley but the Referee of the next few days. goes to show that when the teams in| did not notice it. However, it was! ---- the Central League get down to bus-| allowed. Play for several minutes; FIREMEN'S iness, the followers of the game are| was about evenly divided but during | in for some exciting times. the closing stages, the winners press- . Will Not See Chautauqua | ed hard and the ball was kept in the D onstration Oulette had barrels of speed but| Regiment's territory until the whistle Beat Cedar Dale em the Oshawa sluggers were touching | stopped the game. It was one of the! his offerings frequently. Eight of | most exciting contests played here for Fittings. a £ he ¥ . > | many months. $s are showin he way in The undersigned will receive thei Were t3rued back to the bones | uy noah. | the Town Baseball League at the applications for entertainment, Bi, "00% 10 the fielders' gloves: TWo | Regiment Osh present time. Last evening they refreshment, booth and game Wl oy 0 vs four hits were for ex-| Waugh Bou awa scored a decisive victory over Ce- privileges and concessions in Wi = "0 oT e nq a0 it happened they aug Poy '€Y | dar Dale by 7 to 2, and are still lead. | connection with the big Prov- came when they were the most dan-| woods Rah ing the league by a good margin, al- | ineial | Firemen 8 Deuicusiss- | gerous. Before the game it was an-| Holdaway E Brows though they have played more games | and 9th. Three ,big days: thousands of people: $1 per ft. frontage with minimum charge of #10. | the batter. The throw to the plate | was ahead of the runner, but Umpfre Fittings Still Lead The League; "Foolish Wives" Only a limited number available. Come in and take advan- | tage of the best razor ever offered at this price (just like the $5 razor). ; : than th t ; C teh- | nounced that a Chautauqua Hgker Mitchell D. Brown | og the full pers -- Slavs eh | | would be gives w playes of An Norman Sidaway| and he did exceedingly well. Loos) [Jains » 0 ny e le 53 fect Burt Hayball | fielding behind him was responsible | ever, this inducemen bases | Gibbons Sturch| tor geveral of the winners' count-| | Gallagher connected for two ig Dodd Nichols | erg. Ostler, Fittings' star twirler {and Allin for three but none of the | np, .io5n Gow | again started in the box but was re. | hits looked good for the circuit. | gig. mg OL. | ; Lyons | jieved by Kelso towards the close of | | Lose Leadership Referee--Millsip. A . the game, Oshawa lost the leadership of the Some good baseball was furnished | C.0.B.L. but they are only a few at times but both teams were in-| points behind Cobourg and if they | | clined to be a little wild when! manage to dispose of the Petes on | throwing to the bases. Cedar Dale Saturday they should be just about made a fair showing last night and on even terms with Dick Turpin's | if they settle down to airtight ball, crew. The race is a close one and | they should win a few games this any one of three or four teams has season. On Friday evening they a chance for the first half. By win-| meet Oriental Textile and Manager ning three out of four of the remain- Petley declares that his South End ing games Bert Booth's artists delegation will pull out a victory. should land out in front. Jack Tharan's clan are going strong and but for poor base running in The score: Monday's game might have strength. Oshawa ened their position in the race for Rowden, 2b .. the Miller Cup. Friday night's af- Fair, of .. ... fair should be productive of good Twigg, 3b .. . baseball and a large crowd will be Saunders, 2b .. on hand to see the game. Svans, e .. .-: Gallagher, p ... Thompson, rt. AM -------- Thompson, rf .. Dobson, If NEW I MARTIN THEATRE To-night, Friday, Saturday Saturday Matinee Legge, If *Foley The Milton-St. Clair Players Present "THE ROSAR] Special Saturday Matinee for the Ladies and Children PRICES MATINEE 10¢ and 25¢ 'Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday "FOOLISH WIVES" Thwsday, Friday, Saturday "The Sweetest Girl in Dixie" KARN'S DRUG STORE | Next the P.O. Phone 378 Apply to G. Roughley, Fire Hall Oshawa, Ont. 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Lindsay oo Po Summary: Three base hit, Allin! two base hits, Gallagher, Browns- combe; sacrifice hits, Thompson, | Gallagher, Carew; stolen bases, Twigg, H. Cummings, Coombs; struck out, by Gallagher, 6, by Oul- ette 8; bases on balls, off Galla- gher 4; left on bases, Oshawa 6, Lindsay 5. Umpires: Kay, of Peterboro, at the plate; McDonald, of Toronto, on the bases. ee w 3 i ALMA VIVIAN NIGHT 25¢ and 35¢ Also Big Specials in Boys' Boots, Bloomers, Khaki Pants, Jerseys and Bathing Suits. Dominion Clothing Co. 68 King St. W. Photie 1151) TOWN BASEBALL LEAGUE Won lest PC. FR 2 ' i 3 2 CHALLENGE REGENT ORCHESTRA Latest News and Selected Comedy } "THE SPANISH JADE" Fittings .. Chevrolet Cedar Dale : 28 Textile Last Night's Game Fittings 7, Cedar Dale 2. (Continued on page 5) FN NEXT MONDAY