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-_ OSHAWA, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1922 PAGE FIVE ---- v rr -- er ---- 1] Sporting World News Belleville Trims Galt In Ninth Innings Rally Errors on Part of Terriers Prove Their Undoing After They Had Early Lead of Four Runs--Williams Again Pitches Strong Game By scoring four runs in the ninth innings, Belleville Central Ontario League Champions and winners over Toronto Hillerests, captured the first game of the finals for the Ontario Championship yesterday afternoon defeating the Galt . Terriers 7 to 5. Once again Southpaw Williams dis- tinguished himself, holding the Ter- riers to seven scattered hits and is- suing only one charity, Galt got away to a flying start scoring two runs in the opening frame and two in the second but the visitors came through with three in the fifth, threatening to even the count, Belle- ville secured four counters in the ninth innings, which were due large- ly to errors, only one hit being re- corded while the Galt twirler hit two batters and his teammates contribut- ed a couple of errors. The fact that Belleville won away from home gives them the edge in the series as they should come through with a victory on their ball yard next Saturday, First Innings i Belleville--Ross grounded to Pit- cher, out at first, Weir struck out, W. Mills hit to Wilkinson who stum- bled in making the throw and run- ner was safe. H. Mills struck out, 0 runs, 0 hits, 1 error. Galt--Grove whiffed, Wilkinson singled through second. Graham | singled to centre, Wilkinson going | to second and a minute later work- | ed a double steal. Watts hit to J. | H. Williams and went out, Wilkin- son scoring. Evans walked and Normy Hines stole second. Normy Hines struck at a low one on the third strike and Bat Graham scored runner. Oliver grounded to pitcher. ~2 runs, 2 hits, 0 errors. 2nd Innings Belleville--J. K. Wiliams flied to | Wilkinson. Casey flied to Evans. [ Meagher grounded to pitcher, out. ® runs, 0 hits, 0 errors. Galt--@G, Hines hit to right for one | bag. Kress tripled to centre scoring | G. Hines, Grove grounded to Weir and went out but Kress scored. Wil- | kinson struck out. Graham flied | to Ross--2 runs, 2 hits, 0 errors. | Srd Innings | Belleville--Hagerman whiffed. J. H. Williams singled to right. Ross | struck out. Weir doubled to cen- | tre, Williams going to third. w. | Mills walked filling the bags. H. | Mills lined to Wilkinson at first who crossed the bag for the out.--0 runs, | 2 hits, 0 errors. Galt--Watts struck out. Evans | grounded to Jackie Williams, out at | first.--0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors. | 4th Innings Belleville--Jakie Williams hit to Kress, runner safe. Casey hit to | Evans who tried to force Williams at second but failed. Meagher bunt- | ed to Kress, everybody safe. When | | Kress tried to force Williams at third. Hagerman struck out. J. H.! Williams singled to right scoring Williams and Casey. Ross fouled | to Graham, Weir hit to Wilkinson, who erred. Meagher scored. Ww. Mills struck out.--3 runs, 2 hits, 1 error. | Galt--Oliver grounded to J. K. | Williams, out. G. Hines grounded to Meagher, out at first. Kress struck out.--0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors. 5th Innings | Belleville--H. Mills grounded, to | Wilkinson, out. Jakie Williams | grounded to N. Hines, out. Casey | fouled out to G. Hines--0 runs, ¢ hits, 0 errors. Galt--Grove singled through third and stole second and went to third when Meagher let it go through. | Wilkinson struck out. Graham flied ! to Casey and Grove went out trying to make the plate on the fly--90 runs 1 hit, 1 error. 6th Innings Belleville--Meagher flied to Oli- ver. Hagerman hit to N. Hines and | filling the bases. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, Jalt---Watts fanned. Evans hit in front of the plate and was thrown out by W. Mills. N. Hines flied out to Ross--0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors. 7th Innings Belleville--Weir singled to centre. W. Mills flied to Wilkinson, Weir out trying to steal second, H. Mills singled over second, Jake Williams popped to Evans.--0 runs, 2 hits, 0 errors, Galt--Oliver hit to J. H, Williams, out at first. . G. Hines grounded to pitcher, out, Kress linéd out to Ross who made a nice catch.--0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, Sth Innings Belleville--Casey whiffed. Meagher out on a bunt to Kress, Hagerman grounded to Kress, out.--0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors. Galt--Grove grounded to Jake Williams, out. Wilkinson struck out. Graham grounded to Weir, out at | first,--0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors. Oth Innings Beélleville--J. H., Williams lined to Oliver who made a nice catch. Ross walked. Weir fouled to Evans, who dropped it. Weir, on his return to the box, was struck by a fast ball. W. Mills was hit by a pitched ball, Harry Mills hit to Wilkinson, who tried .to force Ross, but was too slow and Ross scored. J. K, Williams flied to Watts who dropped it and Weir scored. Casey doubled to right, scor- ing W. Mills. and Harry Mills. Jake Williams out at third. Meagher walked. Hagerman hit to Wilkin- son, who forced Meagher at second. 4 runs, 1 hit, 2 errors. Galt--Watts walked and stole sec- ond. Evans singled to left scoring Watts, N., Hines hit to Williams, safe. Oliver struck out. G, Hines hit to Meagher who erred, runner safe, Kress struck out, Grove grounded to Meagher, out.--1 run, 2 hits, 1 error, The box score: -- Belleville: AB. R, Ross, cf Weir, ss W. Mills, ¢ ,... H. Mills, 1b ,.., J.K. Williams, 3b Casey, rf ...i.. Meagher, 2b Hagerman, If. ,. J.H, Williams, p. ° OD th hk pt 0 20 © ay - * coomoAROw wooo S HD cormococoracd Totals Galt: tot © Wilkinson, 2b .. W. Graham, ¢ ,. A. Watts, If... Evans, 1b N. Himes, ss ... Oliver, rf G. Himes, Kress, p oo we ol mmocoermrex © RN | OCW NDTORRO, 1 10 R.H.E, 300004--7 9 3 Galt 5s Two-hase nits--Weir, Casey. Three-base hits--Kress. Stolen bases --Grove, A, Watts, Struck out--By Kress, 7; by Williams, 10. Base on balls--Off Kress, 3; off Williams, 2. Hit by pitchers--By Kress, 2 (Weir and W. Mills), First on errors-- Belleville, 4; Galt, 1, Left on bases -- Belleville, 10; Galt, 5. Wild pitch --Williams, Passed ball--Graham. Earned runs--Belleyille, 4; Galt, 4. Time of Game--2%% hours, Umpires--Norman Chandler Harry Burridge, Toronto, Totals - Belleville ... and We suspect that Uncle Sam might be willing to exchange, temporarily, the water wagon for the coal wagon, ---Brooklyn Eagle, > rr Tra LY TELE I Si COO The Hospital Auxiliary Present [| "The Girl From Vagabondia" _A musical comedy in two acts by Wilson MacDonald, Vancouver, B.C., after a suc- cessful run at the Princess Theatre, Tor- onto, where it received the highest praise by Hector Charlesworth. Over 100 In Cast Pretty girls, clever dancing, en- trancing music. Undoubtedly the greatest theatrical event in the history of Oshawa. Secure tickets at once and book seats early as parties are coming from Toronto, Lind- say and other points. REGENT THEATRE \adaddiadd ad lila JACK WILLIAMS WILL STICK TO BELLEVILLE - Jack Williams, brilliant In- dian southpaw of the Belle- ville Central Ontario League team, has declined the offer of Knotty Lee of a herth with the Toronto Leafs next spring when they go south on their training trip, Williams, it is reported, was to have receiv ed a salary of $350 per month and join the Toronto Club in February, Williams has hecome the idol of Belleville and in fact all Central League fans through his clever work in the box all season, Jack has announced his intention of taking up permanent resi- dence in the Quinte City much to the delight of the Belleville inhabitants. The news will also he welcomed by other Central League clubs as this is one indication of the strength of the Cen- tral Ontario League for 1923, LALIT TTI IT] Peete tee + Ld LJ LJ + + + + + + + LJ * + LJ Ld 2 J + +* * * I Ld LJ Ld LJ Ld » Ld LJ LJ Soccer Title Still Undecided Bowmanville and Claremont Bat- tling for Eastern Champion- ship--Other Clubs Protest If statements made hy managers of local soccer teams are correct, Bowmanville and Claremont should not be playing off for the champion- ship of the Oshawa and District Football Association, There are one or two protests still undecided and a meeting of the Association has not been held for several weeks. Ap- parently Bowmanville and Clare- mont have decided the matter be- tween themselves, This has caused considerable ill feeling in Oshawa soccer circles and local clubs effect- ed have taken the matter up with the O.F.A. The Ontario body dealt with the questions which are caus- ing all the trouble on Monday eve- ning. An appeal lodged by the Brooklin Club from a decision of the O. and D.F.A, was upheld and the fee of $60 returned. The ap- peal of the Ontario Regiment from a decision hy the O, and D. was not considered and the fee of $10 was returned, When the last scheduled games were played Bowmanville was lead- ing the Eastern section while Clare- mont was leading the Western divi- sion. Secretary C. A, Mason en- deavored to call a number of meet- SE ---- ings but failed to get a sufficient number of the officials out. Presi- dent Dr, Devitt, it is understood, also called one or two meetings with the same success. If the O. and D. is to close its season in a satisfactory manner it is up to the executive to have a full meeting and handle the disputes in a business way, The Regiment team claim to have a better chancé for the Eastern sec- tion championship than Bowmanville. They allege that the latter used four players, who were ineligible, against them in the last match. Lloyd George probably same idea regarding political con- troversy that moved Sir Richard Cartwright to say: to hear Globe. them howl.""--Toronto PUMPS Don't forget to send for the pump doctor, if your pump is not feeling well. A hew stock of pumps on hand, Agent for windmills, gasoline engines and stable supplies, Ross E. Piper Phone 327w, Westmount, (80b) has the "When I throw a | stone among a pack of wolves I like | OSHAWA CASH GROCERY 41 N, Simcoe St.--Phone 1199 Specials for Friday & Saturday SEEDLESS RAISINS 3 lbs. for 47¢c ROAST BEEF OR LUNCH TONGUE 2 cans B8c VICTORY PORK AND BEANS 2 for 45c HOME BRAND CATSUP Large bottle 2 3 c BEACON MATCHES 3 boxes 2 fc CASTLE BRAND RED COHO SALMON LUX 3 pkgs. 32¢ LIFEBUOY SOAP 4for31e Potatoes 18c a Peck 85c a Bag DELIVERY TO ANY PART OF THE TOWN beat the throw. J. H. Williams hit | to Evans who forced Hagerman at | second. Ross fouled to G. 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