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A - | Oshawa 'Eleven Lose To Cowans Are Now Tie for Second Place With Three Other Teams Locals Drop . Leaside Another; Win by 8-1 Oshawa's Chances of Winning Second Series Have Gone Glimmering--Patton Nicked for Thirteen Hits, Two of of Them Being Circuit 0.14 STANDING in T. and D, 4 Won Lost . Belleyillg™ = md 2 Peterbor ' Cobourg" Lindsaliie .c | Peterboro Win Oshawa lost to Cowan's Saturday afternoon in Toronto hy the narrow margin of 1 to 0 but it was not he 78 S$ h wn Im Ninth From . Lindsay Birds vse they were heaten hy a hetter team. Oshawa has as nicely a bhal- Ho6 500 L300 rH, del ' . tol. anced eleven as there is in the sec- Heckman's Single Does Trick jond division of the T, and D, Bat Bowmanville Wins in Tenth over-confidence is lessening their ~Trunks Victors a x A Clouts--Costly Errors Whatever chance Oshawa had of climbing to the first position in the| second section of the Central Ontario League, went glimmering Saturday afternoon when Leasgide pald a visit to Alexandra Park and, with the ad- vice of George Peacock, trinrmed the 1921 champs 8 to 1, After Oshawa recovering from a bad slump and playing sensational ball for a week and a half, Leaside's victory was quite a blow to loeal fans, It is quite true that errors had something to do with it but Patton was nicked for thirteen hits, two of which were good for the cireunit, The Leaside batters were hitting the ball just where the Oshawa fielders did not happen to be. Errors in Third Patton blanked the visitors for the first two frames but when his team- mates showed signs of an ascension, "Pat" hecame less effective. Lea- side registered three times in the thirfi innings when they should not have crossed the plate at all. Two errors and two singles did the trick. The Peacocks couldn't seem to un- derstand that they had scored enough runs to win the game right then, but proceeded to hammer the hall Afier the third it was not altogether loose fielding that made the score mount; heavy stickwork was responsible, Oshawa's lone run dev=2loped right in the first stanza on three clean hits, Fair rapping cut a two bagger and Evans and Rowden following with solos. From then to the end of the game "Lefty" McGuire held the lo- cals to twe hits, Saunders getting one in the fourth and Patton coming tnrough with a single in the seventh. 8 Looks Like Belleville Leaside did not leave the impres- sion of Beinn a wonderful hall team athough they recontiy defeated the Cobourg aggregation but they were playing their best and their three errors did not affect the result of the game. Oshawa's chance? for win- ning the second half was only small before going down to defeat Satur- day but even had they won it would have made very little difference as Belleville trimmed Cobourg right in the Lakeshore town 7 to 4. The Rail- roaders have practically all their hard games completed and only su- perb work on the part of Leaside, Bowmanville and Port Hope will pre- vent them from entering the play- off series with Peterboro. Jones Hits Homer Only a fair Saturday afternoon crowd witnessed the game, the threatening weather keeping many fans away. Leaside failed to score until the third and then it all hap- pened after two men were out. Cul- liton, first man up, popped to Saun- ders. Shaw got a life on Rowden's error but he was nipped at second by Evans who made a perfect peg, after fielding McGuire's bunt in front of the plate. Jones was safe at first | when Pellow dropped Patton's throw. | Hoose scored MoGuire with a single | through second and Jones registered | when Mahoney hit safely. Leagide's mext run was scored in the fifth when Jones, who heads the visitors' bat- ting order. made the circuit on the longest hit of the day. Two fin the Righth Two hits and two errors gave Lea- side another pair in the eighth. Dil- lon singled and stole second. Mur- ray and Lennon fanned. Culliton got to first when the thind strike got away from Ewans, Dillon also scoring, and Culliton getting around to third. The latter scored on Shaw's hit. In the minth Dillon drove the ball to extreme right field, the pili rolling ander a car. It went for a homer. the second of the afternoon. Murray singled, worked his way around to thind and scored on Len- non's hit. ! Oshawa also have one Jones, If ... ..... Hoose, c¢ . Lannon, ss . is Culliton, rf Shaw, ef .. Gallagher, ef ... 2 Patten Hit Hord The two errors in the third seemed like a signal to Patton, for the Os awa hurler was hit bard. and oft/ from that stage to the finisik way the Oshawans were hitting ball, they could not. hope to secu many runs. The ball was travelling right into the visitors' gloves all the afternoon, Gallagher took care of| three flies in the centre garden, while Belding took ope. Rowden was credited with three errors, something unusual for Oshawa's brilliant short. stop, but considering the way Lea-| side were hitting the old pill, he could not be hlamed. "Kip" knock ed down a number of others which were labelled for two bases, Petes Here Saturday | Oshawa have an off day tomorrow | but on Saturday the Petes will arrive in this city for the first clash with! the locals in the second section. The game should be one of the best stag- | ed here in the second half with Heckman and Gallagher opposing | each other. Oshawa plays the re-| turn game in Peterboro a week from next Wednesday. A weck from next! Saturday Oshawa goes to Cobourg. game with Leaside and one with Bowmanvilie yet to play. 1 | El : 0 1 0, 0! Mahoney, 2b ee i Dillon, 1b .. Murray, 3b Smo =® = < McGuire, p a Totals .... |and there is pot a dark spot on the | to] Dmpoum=edl Belding 3 .... ... i Fair, 3b ar Evans, ¢ . Rowden, ss 1 nowd Saunders, 2b ... .... Pelow, Ib: ... ood Hall, nf .... oc os Patton, » .... .. OT mewn > on =~ mo mmm 27 14 - Tolal8 ... ov Score by innings: -- lLeaside ... ... .......003010022--8 Oshawa 1000000001 Summary: Two base hit, Fair; | home runs, Jones, Dillon: sacrifice hit, Lannon: bases on balls, off Mc- Guire 2; struck out, by Patton 6. by McGuire 9; left on bases. Oshawa 5, Leaside 7. Umpires: McDonald, To- ronto, at the plate; Large, Bow- manville, on the bases. BATTING PRACTICE FOR BOTH TEAMS In a real old time swatfest, The Telegram balltossers were victorious over the Bell Telephone mine at Alexandra Park Friday evening the final count being 16 to 10. "Bill" Edgar's home run was the feature cf the contest. Norman Rae starred for the losers in the field. ©. M. Alger officiated as umpire and consequent ly the Central men have an alibi to offer. The line-ups were: Bell Telephone--Edgar, c.; Wil- liams, p: Powers, 1b; Wettlauter, 2b; Rae, ss; Comnor, 3b; Wilson, rf; Dennis, of; Blackler, if. Telegram--Thomas, c; E. 8. Alger, p; Hearm, 1b; S. Alger, ss; Elford, if; McTaggart, 2b; Slaughter, 3b; Richards, of; Vickers, of. To all hazards of life in Mexico, Mr. Ford will add the flivwer.--Col- wmbia Record. AT THE FIRST SHOWING OF THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY YHAPEEDS 7, Least = ; 500] Osha' = MOI 444 Rope lipo hes strength. They have trimmed stron- at Leaside, and Cobourg has! ger teams in the division than Cow- ested lLeaside's win at the To. Swanston's double, followed by iy y J 2» ninth clean single by Heckman in the nin the Lest they could do Was: Lo come through with a draw 0---0 at the rast- Leaside 8, Oshawa 1, Lindsay on Saturday, the final score Belleville 9, Cobourg 4, being 2 to 1. The visitors' only run 6, not working together like they did a few weeks ago. Games on Wednesday | B. Cummings, who started behind wert Hope at Cobourg. [the bat for Lindsay, sustained a very Litas Bowmanville standing hut it did not improve it any. Oshawa, Sons of England, Cow- ans and Telfers are tied for second | Por! Hi «8ide has protested Port Hope's! W ans and on Saturday, when opposed fio suburb on Wednesday, August hy only nine men in the first half, di I" inning gave Peterhoro the winning Saturday Scores [run in the Central League game with |! ing place. The Oshawa forwards were good individually but they were Bowmanville 8, Port Hope was made by Allen when he hit for Peterboro 2, Lindsay 1. [the circuit in the second inning. Their defeat on Saturday did not lower their position in the league t Leaside. serious injury to his finger, splitting ; posit if i Bellevil (it open for almost half its length. This happened in the third innings, Pim ' y yi but he very pluckily finished the ; T & np. SA PING A. p. game in right Mela, y (place, each having 18 points, while P. W.D3 4g 19 25! Heckman, the local moundsman, |G-A.U.V., by winning Saturday en- Sporting Paragraphs Port Hope iuide:--If Cobourg cannot find grounds for another pro- test they might as well pack their naseball paraphernalia. Yesterday at Leaside they were defeated 7 to 3, which practically kills their chane- es for the championship of the sec- ond round. The wise ones say that Belleville will defeat Coburg next Saturday, right on their own grounds. An effort was made to have fhe Leaside-Lindsay games switched, but to no avail. These games will be played on the regular dates, namely Lindsay at Leaside next Wednesday, and Leaside at Lindsay on the fol- lowing Saturday. A Sports Show is one of the inno- vations at the Canadian National Exhibition this year. It will occupy the former Poultry building for the present, hut it is hoped later to to goodness ball or they would with- draw their support. Last Satur- day's game with Cobourg was hard fought throughout, and Peterhoro won 3 te 0. ' Port Hope Guide.--Cobourg is talking protest again, amd the Lea- side-Cobhourg fixture is lkely to come hefore the sub-committee. Tyson, the Cohourg catcher, raised such a row over a decision by Ump- ire Rosevear, at the plate, that he was chased to the bench in the third innings. After being ordered from the game, Tyson threw his glove at the umpire. Cobourg claims that while their other catcher was pre- paring to replace Tyson, Leaside scored and according to the rules time should have heen called. But what defence will the Cobourg Ciub offer for Tyson's conduct towards the umpire? It.was only last year that a Port Hope player was suspended for the balance of the year for as- saulting the umpire and if our memory serves us correctly it was President Kimmell of Cobourg, who ordered the sugpension. Let our erect a new building of large dimen- slons. ' The Cobourg Baseball Club are striving /to uphold their name of be- ing good sports. The Lindsay Post says: "When Tyson, catcher for! Cobourg, stuck his fist into Umpire! GALY, ... ..... Oshawa ... Sons of Eng. Telfers Cowans ... Shamrocks Earls't Vets, . Victoria Unit, . Kew Beach N. Toronto .... ...1! Baturday's Results Victoria United 0, G.A.U.V. 1, B.0.E. 2, Teiters 6. Cowans 1, Oshawa 0, Shamrocks 3, Barls't Vets. 1. Kew Beach 1, North Toronto 0. 15 12 39 11 18 fanned" thirteen, walked one, and trenched themselves. Hore securely Ix 25 13 allowed but five hits. Oulette, for at the top. )shawa 8 chances for 4 Lindsay, was touched for seven safe-!stepping into the first division are | | ties, "fanned" ten and walked one. very good hut they will have to get | Lindsay--Coombs, 1h; H. Cum- better results for their work. They| lmings, 2b and ¢; Brownscomb, ss; bave had much hard luck in securing | 30 12 an, rf and 2b; B. Cummings, c!goals considering the number of op-| 19 10! Asap, McMahon, ef; Ashton, 2b portunities. In several games they! 18 21 sand... Monpopald, If: Oulette, p. have bombarded their opponents' | 853 2 and ko Wolfe, cf: Johnson, | nets but only a single goal would Plog ii ; Heckman, p; result. Eel C 3b; Bhaugh- s -- i { Holyman, ss; Bergoine, rf. Oyer 700,000 invitations to cle-| | nessy, If; R. H. E. mentary school pupils have been is- '0000000--1 5 2lgyed for Young Canada's Day at the pv dg 2 7 2 Canadian National Exhibition. Last Qours and | year the attendance on this day was of 230,000. { tht 48 31 28 c; ollins, 1h; Long, is j 7ip i is | you all ready for it your spoons and ladles ow gels . it to any Diamond Ware or Pearl 3 preserving set at the right g holidaying ON THE DOWN GRADE (New York Correspondent) Six years ago she was heralde as one of New York's favorite sho girl beauties. The other evening saw her in a supper club. A wie twitching of the facial muscles set in. She held one cigarette af another in palsied fingers and 4 gin straight fro ma flask. A ra doubtful-looking escort sat in e dom opposite. It was apparent tha Lindsay Peterboro > 5 Umpires-- Barnes Bowling Greens {Collins of Belleville . | Bowmanville in Tenth Well Lighted By a garrison finish Bowmanville {nosed Port Hope out in a Ceneral tp-- | League match on Saturday, the finai . " . score being 8 to 6. When Bowman- New Lighting System is Great ville went in for their last inning the Improvement--Farewell Com- [5core was 5 to 2 in favor of Port Hope, but the visitors scored four petition Nears End |In Port Hope's half the score was ' [tied again, but in the tenth Bowman: The new lights recently installew Yille scored two. Batteries Bowman- at the bowling green show a decided |¥ille, Mingeand and Piper; Port improvement oyer the old style or | Hope, Deer, Boyd and Chalk. Um- lighting system. The lights, while Pires--Gloucester, Toronto, and But- slightly smaller, are more powerful ler. Lindsay. { Belleville Beats Cobourg entire green. They have been placed | Cobourg lost to Belleville Satur- i» 3 higher position han the old aha day afternoon in a Ceperal Ontario 3 $ eal V * League game by 9 to 4. Derry piten- Playing surtace The od Beh were ed well for Cobourg. A large yi Wislerred 0 exan io Wark. was present, including many from rors ata Rare In the Midst of A Belleville and surrounding distriet. Trophy competiton js nearing the 3 is Pil end and in the course of two or three G.A.UY. HERE SATURDAY days a winner will be declared. Fol-| Next Saturday at Alexandra Park lowiuz thiz another competitiof bill another game which should attract donating prizes. Rinks of four play- a large crowd is the G AAV.--Osh- ers will compete. The next event be- 2 Va contest. G.AU.V. are leading ing looked forward to is the Balmy |the other teams by seven points Beach tournament on Labor Day 20d it up to the Red Shirts to D. A. J. Swanson, George Southwell stop them. 1 he locals will have a and C. Peacock will take rinks. This! Pig proposition on their hands but tournament will be the second larg-|there very little difference be- est in Ontario. tween the teams and the Oshawaas Last evening Greenwood, of Whit-|have only been beaten once this ) by. was called upon to defend the year on their pitch Every one ad- attam Challenge Cup against a mitted that the Sons of England-- , Bowmanville rink. The County Town |Oshawa affair here two weeks ago (nade Seley tye hr by | was the most exciting game of soccer The mext all emEers hee SUD | wiazed in Osha wa. but G.A.LY. are | trom. Pont Phy od olin fosellon a better aggregation than the Sou: that Greenwood will onteriain ie and it should be a faster exhibition | Scugog rink to-night or A TROTE Ow Oshawa will be at full strength and night |if they are forced to bow to defeat, {they will have no alibis a Scottish Curlers Mabel L. Wright visiting mn, Toronto. ad Mrs. J. Edwards, Mr. and Not Coming Hered = . Ivan and Arthur, of The Scottish curlers, who will visit have been visiting Mr. and Canada during the coming winter, H- Richards. tin will not come to Oshawa. Their' was . change a Ard ; yoe- Ontario itinerary has been arranged 0 a Ales. ie by the Executive of the Ontario Curl- a nar ff aap. 4 Satin i ing Association. No dates have been red Goodman and readings by fixed, because the exact date of whet Wight jai Mary ini arrival of the Scotsmen is mn a known. The expectation is that they fomen® Wat. Ae sven ance will land at Halifax early in January. [ner to Misses Beatrice After spending five days in Hali- Hazel Modzson Edythe fax, the Scots will go to Moncton, N. | 0" 0 00 "Brenton Me- B., Quebec and Montreal. Their first Lo, their success in recent stop in Ontario will be at Kingston. £,,c 4 £0.15 Peterbons for ove aay: Linton § Home Services will be held a sider Aud Septe Sed. PHOT one day; Toronto, five days; Hamil- emits 3 A a ton, two days: Galt, one day; Owen gent music. y Sound, one day; London, one day, ME RT, and Detroit, two days. BETHESDA From Detroit the tourists will go to Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and ome. fmee L. Philp). of - a sages 15 visiting her aunt, Mrs. 4. |H. Werry. | Master Gerald Bradd is | with relatives at Colborne. | Mr. and Mrs. A. Pearce, formerly {May Livingston, and daughter, Pa- {nica accompanied by Mrs. Livingston, land Miss Cole, motored from their homes in West Orange, N. J. to Bow- manville, visiting friends in Rochester en route. Wednesday they weve enter- rrr Wl Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Werry ry m but the draw called for next Misses Wiery and will Wish ¥. The Hamilton Club is link- qu ov ane enjoying their Can- with the InterCity League, which it very much. noted A ue Son. Api oy go ronal, Mrs. 4. 3. Smith, Mr. Russel However, local T. a - ! Enniskillen, and Miss Mae ave fomiitent A trimming the am-¢ Qghawa, wisited Mise and tipus City players. mett Hoar. Port Hope Guide: An exhibitiang Mrs. H. W. Soott. Trewin game between Oshawdi "and Poriy visited her sister, Mrs. Hope should make a good special glacatt, of Tyrone. attraction for either Port Hope or § Walters, formerly (Oshawa Fair. Oshawa is abou: asfelsh, and daughter, Miss expert on the toboggan slide as Port Rochester, New ¥York, Hope. On Saturday they were de-aying at the home of her feated by Leaside 8 tp 1 and theglaw. slanghter took place right on the! MH. Gibson, of Newcastle, Oshawa grounds. day with the Misses Cole. Iters has just completed a to Ottawa, visiting several her ancestors below Pres- e her grandfather fought tle of Chrysler's Farm. ice this Sabbath, no doubt attend Salem Harvest Home the discourse of a former Pastor, Rev. J. 8. McMullen, | Hazel Hart and Beatrice Mo-| bf Toronto, ave holidaying | and Mrs. J. H. Werry. he was waiting and anxious for hej. Newcastle this week to say the word to go. funnels and your fruit jar Preservii Reduce You can buy a full set of | i Ware or Pearl Wai Rosevear's chest at Leaside yester- dayday, he was put out of the game, and Cobourg lost, Mr. Tyson may thus he responsible for Cobourg not winning the second half, Peterhoro Examiner:--Manager Jake Solomon has notified the officials of the Central Ontario Lezgue that the Peterboro team would not participate | in the future in apy game in which either Umyptire MacDonald or Gloster | were the arbiters. The schedule for the Umps calls for MacDonald on bases in the Peterboro-Leaside game on Sep- tember 9 and Gloster behind the bat for the Oshawa-Peterboro game on September 13, i Lindsay Post:--Will wonders nev- er cease? Mr. Kimmell, who is the | manager of the Cobourg baseball team, is a member of the Central League protest committee, and Mr R. E. Barnes, who is one of the offi- cial umpires in the League is secre- tary of the Cobourg club. No reflec tion whatever is meant, but it does look as if Cobourg has the bulge] on' other teams in the League, Arrangements are under way to have the Danforth Business Men bring | down a lacrosse team with them when | Cobourg friends remember what is , sauce for the goose is Bauce for the sander, Port Hope Guide: Jack Rosevear has taken the chest protector and cage and placed them in a little euh- by hole up in the garret, and the in- dicator is snugly resting in the corn- er of the dresser all because Jaek is through the umpiring game. For twenty-five years, Jack has called them behind the plate and in early years from behind the pitching mound when one ump took charge of the whole game, His services were always in demand and his fair impartial rulings won for him the esteem and respect of every ball tosser. He was not infallable, none of us are, that, but you could rest assured that Jack would call them as hé saw them and no team would ever be deliberately cheated by his decisions. But after a quarter of a century of clear smooth sailing Jack has struck a storm and he has put up with more abuse this year than in all the other years combined. The climax was reached on Wednesday, when Tyson, the Cobourg catcher carried on a tirade against Mr. Rose- vear, adding insult to injury by throwing the decker at him. So Jack has decided that the game is not worth it apd has notified Presi- dent Parsons that he will not offici- ate at any future games in the Cen- tral League. Again we would ask | Mr. Parsons, is the League going to protect its officials? ERR ---- they visit Oshawa on Wednesday for | ) their first annual picnic at Lakeview Park. The local youngsters have been idle for some weeks and they are anxious for an engagement. | Representing Oshawa at the Dom- inion lawn Bowling tournament weld last. week in Toronto, D . J. Swanson's rink composed of A alton, L. Stevenson and T. Johns wou their first game in the Dominion 'rophy competition. They defeated H. N. Murray of Toronto Knights of 'olumbus Friday. In the second Found the Oshawa rink was defeated i' to 9 by H. J. Allen, of Hamilton. Port Hope Guide:--Some person started the rumor that as Peterboro was not anxious to win the second! section, they would throw their! zames to Cobourz. be honest, the Peterboro game at Cobourg some weeks ago looked a little sus- icious, and we hear «that the Pet- To WHAT WAS THE BIGGEST THRILL IN YOUR LIFE? YOU'LL GET A NEW ONE AT arbopo fans demanded real hones |g | -------- ? Gorgeous production PRINCE OF WALES DURBAR with all the mystery, of the Far East. and splend Reduced rates on JOHN GC. 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