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) ermedia THE ONTARIO REFORMER, SATURDAY, DEC. 30, 1922 With One-sided | Defeat Bowmanville 8-1 in Up to Mid-Season First Ga Form But T to Have the Goods -- The O.H.A, season was ushered In last night, when Bowmanville in- terimediates were easily defeated by Ed Donald's clan 8 to 1 at Bradley's rink before a crowd of more than 1,600 fans, While the brand of hockey displayed was not of the ex- | citing variety, the spectators saw their favorites take the ning game and are satisfled some fast hockey is in store for them before the season hag far advanced. Neith- er team was in condition and con- sequently the pace was not as fast as some of the railbirds expected, but with a few more stiff practices end another game or two under their belts the Green and White should make all teams in the group take notice, With one or two exceptions the Hosiery Town sent up practically the game aggregation that competed in the O.H.A. a year ago, hut on the whole they look to be a much weak- er combination. Manager Ed Donald following last night's contest stated that he was well satisfied, but be- Heves that his boys will improve fifty per cent during the next two oals, Moyse and A, the best of the Mills and Chambers that they had any- home about and the will have to hustle ot be able to hold the team. Densen wo members of the Tr ago, are promis Mt lack experience, should be stars on 1923-24 season, pou tstanding play- to develop in Piper are e Hosiery lads. failed to sho thing to wri Lindsay cast-d or they. will down a berth and L. Piper] junior team a ing players ofl in the scoring and left the impregion that when they get going theyfvill be hard to stop. "Dick' Smith §id not have a busy evening in they nets but turned in a nice game, { The defence which comprised Faijand Heffernan gave a good accouptiof themselves, while the forwards ghecked to good ad- vantage. Best In Llosing Stages * The Oshawa forwards contributed their best worin the last few min- utes when thef tallied twice in the space of a fi seconds, Sammy weeks. "Kip" Rowden who has been tatives for several seasons did not exert" himself until the closing stages when he cut loose with some of his old time end to end dashes, Many Substitutes Substitutes were used continually showing that the players had not struck their stride. The visitors were constantly changing their men which somewhat marred the game, there being many delays. The Bow- manville players showed nothing in the way of combined efforts while the local forwards secured the ma- jority of their goals through two and three man attacks. Numerous pass- es were missed owing to players not being in the right spot at the right time, but practice will develop the teamplay, and Manager Donald has ordered the players out at the rink every night next week in preparation for the Cobourg huskies next Friday night in Cobourg. Gaulin Showed Speed Possibly the surprise of the éve- ning was the work of Gualin, who e his first appearance with the Gréen and White. - He had probably more speed than any other man on the ice and his stickwork was good. He was used as a substitute but he had not been on the ice two minutes in the first period before he skated down the side and around the de- fence to find the nets for Oshawa's third counter. He repeated again in the third session. Moyse Was Best tho star of the Motor City dis nor Bowmanville's single tally came |put without result in the opening period after the Green shirts had driven three past Pearce. The Oshawa defence was wide open and Moyse went through with only | During the first ten minutes of play the visi- Shirts showing som tors did not have a single shot at | ternan made an fin the Oshawa citadel, but with "Shin- | but was driven into ny" Moyse leading the attack they | captured his sharejo became dangerous in the second and | when he shot fom took several shots which threatened "Dick" Smith to beat. Lowe was abou} the hardest worker on the team amndafter the first ten minutes was alwags in the fray, Jack Smith's checkinglwas again one of the features, altlhugh Rowden con- | tributed the when he ted manville defence) Pearce blocked, a score seemed frequent territory rous but Walt in his excur- ad the odd shot imminent, sallies into the were always da Fair had hard |) sions altiough h occasionallf. ~ Heffernan The first period assisted, from ¢ then stepped out lieve Fair end r third counter, Up penalties were | Bobby Hewitson, | gradually warmed | came quite frequent In commencing the second twenty minutes Mills was given a rest and Moyse soon follbwed him. Lowe and Fair of the 'lopals were given the same treatment. Mills and Moyse came back on and) with the odds six to 4 in their favor the visitors threatened to bomifrd the Oshawa net. Lowe got in Pme good work until just be- when he regis- some distance ovided the best ith the Green eal form. Hef- idual attempt he corner. Fair the honors utside the de- the ice to re- ded with the this period no until they be- | fore the period end [tered on a shot frg out. The final session hockey of the game fence and scored. in this period was although the wisi | shots none of them Rowden added the bound after he had PAGE FIVE RR : Athletic Meet Well Contested The junior school: athletic meet, which was held in the Y.M.C.A, gym- nasium Wednesday afternoon in con- nection with the Christmas week program, was a complete success, A larger number of boys than was an- ticipated took part and some good records were made, The events were run off in three classes, the first being for boys 12 years and 13 years under 81 1bs,; the second for boys 13 years over 80 lbs. and 14 years under 96 lbs,; the third for boys 14 and 15 years over 95 Ibs. In each class there were two events, a 60 yard potato race and standing broad jump. The results were as follows: Class 1--60 yard potato race---I.. Andeson, L, Daniels and R. Bennelt, Time 18 sec. Standing broad jump~--~Glen Mundy, 6 ft. 8in.; IL. Anderson, 6 ft. 7 in,; L. Daniels, 6 ft. 2% in. Class 2--60 yard potito race Gummow, Oscar Baird and Bain. Time 17 sec. Standing broad jump--Alex. Bain, | 7 ft. 3% in; W. Gummow, 7 ft, % in.; Oscar Baird, 6 ft. 10 in, Class 3--60 yard potato race--D. James, C. Webb and G., McCabe. Time 17 sec. Standing broad jump--H. Turn- bull, 7 ft. 5 in.; F. Mason, 6 ft. 11% in.; G. McCabe, 6 ft, 8 in. Among the Central League base- ball players who changed their residence since January 1 last and have heen granted certificates by the Ontario Hockey Association are: From Toronto, Len Cook to Belle- ville; Barton Cummings and Harold Brownscombe to Lindsay; Alfred 8S. Hall and Harvey Boyd, Orillia to Port' Hope; Lloyd Chambers and Reginald Mills, Lindsay to Bowman- ville; D, R. Mallen, Morrishourg to Ww. Alex. i by tonight, Bowlers Will Have No Alibis Improvements Have Been Made to Alleys at the Y. M.C. A. That the alleys in the Y.M.C.A. will be again ready for use on New Yoar's Day will be welcome news to] Oshawa bowlers, On Thursday both | alleys were sandpapered, removing | any defects there might have been in | the surface. New pins and four new | balls have been procured so that | bowlers will have no alibis to offer | fn "explaining - their scores, The bowling room is being thoroughly cleaned which makes playing condi- tions ideal, Today the alleys are | heing oiled and polished and it is | hoped all the work will be completed The *Y"" Bowling League has been | concluded hut it is possible that an-| other schedule will he arranged to start early in the New Year. The! officials of the league are now plan- ning for a social evening to be held soon when prizes will be presented | to the winning teamd of A, and B. | Groups, also to the bowlers who have the on average in'each group ; The date for this event will he an-| nounced in the course of a few days, | | The secretary of the hockey com-| mittee of the O. A. A. A. has re-| ceived a letter from A. Campbell, of Bowmanville, a member of the; executive of the Ladies' Ontario! Hockey Association suggesting that a lake shore group in the new as- sociation be formed, Teams from, Oshawa, Bowmanville, Port Hope and Cobourg wou!d comprise the! group. There is no doubt but that a good team could be selected in| Belleville Norman Derry, Kingston to Cobourg. > Oshawa if some one were to take the | initiative. | | | absolutely necessary Ratepayers of Oshawa Do not overlook voting for the Bylaw to borrow twenty-thousand dollars to com- plete Westmount sewer, as this money is be made of the sewer or any benefit re- ceived from the money already spent. JOHN STACEY before any use can MAYOR two minutes la seventh in almost t The final tally wen he had raced so the ice. | The. line-ups: | Bowmanville 0 "} fence, Avery and | A. Piper; rigit, Mi subs., Chambers, L. | Oshawa--gml, D. | Fair and fer) liams: right,! Row, subs., J. Smit), Referee witso 0 Gaulin after istance down Pearce; de- pusen; centre, ; left, Moyse; per and Cook. | mith; defeuce, centre, Wil- seleft, Lowe; Oshawa ¢ rink Tuesday resentatives Scottish © vitation was jce Carling Assod this president's . N. A. Gampbell Requests your Vote and kiduonce as candidate in the NORTH-EAST WARD for the City Council. ---- F ora BiggerandGreater shawa © VOTE FOR ~~ To the Ratepayers of the Town of Oshawa. Ladies and Gentlemen: A few of the important questions I worked hard to put through the 1922 Council. I. Relieved the unemployment situation by starting work on the Base Line and Westmount Sewer. | was the one that raised the men's wages on the Base Line and Westmount Sewer. 1 believe in a good day's pay for a fair day's work. ngaged a competent engineer instead of two, which saved the town thousands of dollars. Laid asphaltic concrete pavements instead of concrete after a vigorous fight in Council. Opposed the purchase of a street flusher,which saved the town money. Kept the price of coal down, and supplied a quantity, the local WARD 5 FORMERLY POLLING AT TEMPERANCE CEDAR DALY | : i 2 "A safe and sane administs New Year's Resolution VOTE FOR RE-ELECTION 10 THE COUNCIL OF 0. M. ALGER FOR THE POSITION OF 1 Third Deputy-Reeve FOR 1923 A NEW YEAR TO pe : A : of coal to the ratepayers of Oshawa. MY PLATFORM 1 2m in favour of the Dominion Government co-ordinating the Railroads be tween Toronto and Cobourg, and electrifying portions of the C. N. R. and Toroate Eastern. This will not only provide an vleetric road to Teronito, but "will. bing the Chippewa power to Oshawa, and we will not have to guarantee any bonds to the tune of $770,000.00. : We should have a new building by-law. The by-law we have now is suitsble making certain streots resideptiad only for a village like Columbus. We should also bave a residential by-law, to any group or clique, as I ¥THim that this a detriment to and business districts. - I will not be a party any Government. I am in favour of the extension and completion of Mechanic Street, 1 am supporting the by-law for the completion of the $20,000 Westmount sewer. We should keep after the Domigion Government until they give us a harbour at the Lake. We are entitled to it. ; Our efforts should be continued to procure a subway at the Grand Trunk Crossing. This is essential to ceunect Cedar Dale to Oshawa. We have taken in Cedar Dale wh makes 2n extra ward, and which should receive just the same attention as any ot ward. We are morally bound to give Cedar Dale a square Deal. . . WILL GUARD TOWN TREASURY I am opposed to raising the assessment of the Town, as the ratepayers ave staggering now under the burden of Taxation. How can you hope to keep the taxes down, when the Town's money is being wasted. I will guard. the Towa Treasury, and will give you one hundred cents value for every Dollar Spent. i bonestly feel that I can be of service to the Town. I have no selfish interest to serve, and I honestly feel that I can be of serwice to the Town. : : SURELY IT IS TIME FOR A CHANGE. I nave had twenty years business experience in the Town of Oshawa. The ad- ministration of Town affairs is purely a business proposition. My record is before you, and I will respectfully ask for your support to elect me as Mayor or Jan. lst. . Wishing you one and all 2 Happy and Prosperous New Year. ©" Faithfully yours, z \ W. J. TRICK. oe