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PAL UGH » THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SA JRDAY, JANUARY 5, 1929 H WA SIMCOES LOSE EXCITING GAME TO PORT HOPE ONTARIOS 6-5 Simcoes Lose Hard 'Fought Game to Port Hope 6-5 Showing Better Class the Locals Were Outlucked By the Visitors -- Heg- german . Scored Four Flukey Long Ones -- Burr Gets 4 and Grey 1 for Locals -- Many Pen- alties and Offsides The opening game of the local O.H.A, group turned out to be a thriller and then some, the Osha- wa Simecoes losing to Port Hope by the close score of 6 to 6 in a game peppered with thrills, spills, penal- ties and bell ringing, Port Hope were older and had experience, but proved to be no match for the Simcoes, and had the goal keeping of Micks for Port Hope not been of such an outstanding variety the score would have been much if- ferent, The Port Hope team seem- ed to be unable to play more than three minutes without some obe getting penalized, With the for- ward passing of the local team and the penalties handed out to the visitors, the Bowmanville Arena sounded like a New Year's Eve Party, the bells were ringing and the whistles blowing, Port Hope Take Lead Taking the lead in the early part of the second period the Port aggregation elected to play a de- fensive game shooting the puck down the ice at every opportunity, drawing a storm of derision from the crowd that packed ' the Arena, from stem to stern, This style of play nearly lost the game for them, as the local lads lost no time in poundng in the shots on the visiting goal tender, Burr gei- ting four and Grey ome for Sim- coes, The game was witnessed by a capacity house, the most of these were cheering for the Oshawans who were playing a much' cleaner and pluckier ggme. Hoots and catcalls were numerous as each of the Porters drew a penalty, Reg. Burr, Alec Grey and Red Walton stood out for the game Simcoe team while Micks, the goalie, was | the best for the visitors. Both teams were equipped with | new outfits and looked pretty ck, Simcoes having black and whie sweaters and stockings, with their crest, Port Hope, red and white with crest, First Period Right from the face-off the locals took the offensive and on a smart combination play threaten- ed the Port goal time and again. Flay was fast being interrupted Ir# forward passes only. After five minutes Jex, visiting defence man, drew a minor for charging, and the local team taking advantage of hig absence, scored the first tally of the evening on a nice team play, Atkinson to Burr to in, Ware, the' badman, came on for the first time and was greeted by plenty of cat- , calle." Port" Hope, ~~ playlig a peculiar brand, shooting from away outside the defence, and very rare- iy trying to piece the Walton, Bal- sop defence, Not many of these shots were fast, Heggerman having the only one that was at all danger- ous, Heggerman got the first for the visitors on one of his long, hard shots, tieing the score. Play continued with both teams on the aggressive and playing good hockey neither scoring and the period end- €d in a one all tie. Second Period And then came the Fireworks! 'The penalty timekeepers were kept busy from the start. Port Hope continued their long range shoot- Jug and playing a rough game. Hoggerman, the sharp shooter, Popped two in quick succession from his pet long distance pos tion, both were: long hard shots that were difficult to handle as they came from in front of the defence men. Port got another \Wiien Bowen batted the puck im (uring a mix-up in front of the Oshawa net. The visitors then HOCKEY RESULTS Hockey games played last night resulted as follows: . Intermediate O.H.A. u Port Hope .... 6 Oshawa Simcoes 3 Brantford ..... J Ingersoll (30 minutes' overtime). Stayner ....... 3 Camp Borden . Guelph ........ 4 Tavistock ..... Port Colborne , 4 Niagara Falls . xLondon Batt... 1- Woodstock vee x--30 minutes overtime, Port Dover .... 4 Simcoe ...oevve i ..12 Dunnville Glencoe +...0v0 5 St. Thomas xClinton , +v.00'0 St. Mary's tae x--30 minutes overtime. Junior O.H.A, P'boro St..John 4 Bobcaygeon ... Marlboros -..... 4 Varsity ... Toronto C. C. » 4 Parkdale CC. , Windsor Tech . 3 Windsor Chick, Kitchener 8 Preston . New Hamburg. 3 Goderich 5 Collingwood +. Canadian League Kitchener ..... 1 London .. Hamilton ,..... 4 Niagara Falls . T.HL. Senior Commercial Gorries, Ltd. .. 1 Hydros C.P.R. Rec. ... 4 C. P. Exp Canadian-American .. 1 New Haven ... Pacific Coast veer 0 Portland ,.0040 EERE Boston Seattle +... started a defensive game shooting the puck down the ice at all times, never attempting to rush, The locals took advantage and gave Micks all, and more than he could handle, Burr scored on a beauti- ful long shot that beat the guard- jun cleanly, Heggerman again scored, this time from his own blue line on a voliing, bouncing shot, putting the Hobefuls four to the good, The stalling game con.iuu- ed and the crowd liked it the same as a broken arm. Simcoes fought like wild cats keeping Micks on the move every second of the remaining few minutes that were left of the period, During these busy sessions the Port goaler seem- ed slower at clearing and as a re- sult there was many a meleg in front of the visiting net, Lhe goal hungry Simcoes bore in continu- ally, but so did *'Dame Fortune" and many that looked like sure pops were miraculously diverted, and the period ended with no fur- ther scoring. Port Hope 5, Sim- coes 2, Third Period A period to be remembered by all that witnessed it, Neal replac- ed Prior in the Simcoe Nets, The Porters still feeling the effects of the heetic second stanza, started without one player, and during a squabble near Port Hope's goal, Micks got chased for arguing with the referce. Ware took charge of the fatted club. Burr was in again, scoring during the absence of the custodian. Three minutes later wheii the players of both teams were bunched in close at the "Red" net, Grey flipped one in for the Oshawans. Play opened up more with both teams trying and con- tinking to try, Bowen notched one on a long bouncer. Once again the argumentive Micks got chased, | tricky Burr | slipped a fast ome over the fin-| and once again the promptu keeper. This made the locgls one shy and how they tried was. a. treat. Red Walton, with his® bullet-like shot that had been dangerous throughout the entire game, doubled his efforts and slammed the rubber "redward", but was umable to click. Burr was forced to take a rest when he col- lided with a Hoper, but took up the battle a few minutes later. Simcoes fought a wonderful battle to the last bell, but were unable to notch the tieing goal. Score, ort Hope 6, Simcoes 5. Simcoes--Goal, Prior; defence, Walton, Balson: ceutre, Atkinson; wings, Burr, Brenuing. Port Hope--Goal, Micks; defence Jex, Drummond; centre, Highfield; wings, Hills, Heggerman. Referee--G. Edgef, ville. Bowman- Winter Feeds For Stock We have a complete line of the best protein feeds on the market for dairy cows and the price is right. GLUTEN COTTONSEED OILCAKE MEAL _HOMINY 16 Celina St. DAIRY RATION BRAN SHORTS, MIXED CHOPS, ETC. Cooper-Smith Co.-. 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RETURN HOME TO STARY AN (INTER-PROVINU/AL MATCH ON MONDAY = NIGHT, Much palaver has heen expended over the recent change in pro-hockey rules which give the referee increased power on the ice, Some wise birds think they have discovered one plausible explanation in the prevalence among the players themselves of first-class leather pushers, For example, Mondon, a Canadian reserve now with Providence, was a former city of Montreal boxing champion. Lionel Cc nacher, too, captain of the New York Americans, can also handle the mitts most niftily, though he never boxed as a pro, Likewise we find Willie Ritchie, a former lightweight champion of the world, now minding goal for a San Fraucisco team. A SPORT SNAPSHOTS | As predicted that game in Bown the only fly in the ointment being the re, The boys from across the street looked better in defeat that the winners did in victory, showing outstanding class in teamplay and gameness, Every one of the Simcoe team were in therc fighting with fierceness of tigers, making things exceedingly warm for the Port Hope nctminder. Although the game was littered fighting, the players all taking their bumps like good sports, and the 1811 get you line was conspicuous by mau must of 'been on his best behaviour as he drew no morc penalties than the rest of his tgam mates. Red Walton got chased a couple of times for using his knee when handing out the body checks, but he also hit them cleanly at every oppor- tunity, thesc were few as the Porters had a great deal of respect for the Stonewall put-up by Huck Balson and Red. Rey. Harston accompanied his boys down to the game and seemed to enjoy every minute of it encouraging the players at all times and showing | J pride rather than disappointment in The Arend* was well filled and money's worth, A couple of "Mcn about Town" who had been endulging in the c vei] ianville last night was a hum-dinger the almost constant bell ringing of with penalties there was no actual its absence, Ware, the reputed bad the defeat. every man back of them got their ing Bowl created a nuisance by continuing to shout their favourite yell which was O-N-T-A-R-I-O Outario. We have in today's issue a new column devoted to the activities of the Oshawa Hockey clubs which should less than Bernie Morse who plays knows what he is talking about. It is called ICY NEWS and shou indeed. Belanger put it over. last night in Toronto leaving no room for doubt having the edge on Rocco all the wa Once again we wish to remind you that today is the last entry day for the Ontario Regiment Boxing sh Thursday, Jan. 10th. to sce. ULC. defeated Almonte juniors 7 goals were scored on passes. Dewar Dewar scored three, May two, Allan a good game but were outclassed. Ottawa Senators play the Leafs should be OK.J. home and once in Toronto. After the game in Bowmanville last night the Oshawa City team held a beneficial workout, every member of the team being out working hard. It is reported that Jack Sinclair, the star halfback of the Varsity Orphans, will shortly take a position in rated among the four best halfbacks That's not all but Thasnuff. Many of the entries are in and th as the Scnators have twice defeated the leafs, once at prove interesting, this is sent in no on the City Intermediate team and id in a short time prove to be Spicy V. ow to be held in the Asmouries on 4 e card will be one that you will want to 2. Close checking featured. Five and May were best for the college. and Musgrave one, Almonte put up in Toronto tonight and the game Oshawa. Sinclair last ycar was in Canada. Marlboros Win From Varsity Marlboros maintained their dizzy pace in the Big Four group of the junior O.H.A. last night, disposing of Varsity by a 4 to 3 score io keep their pecord of victories, which started in Nosember, intact, aud the Students with defeat slipped a notch in the standing, going back to third place, while Toronto Canoe Club by beating Parkdale .anoe Club 4 tp 1 took- second - sosition. 'With the Iron 'Dukes prac- | tically assured of first place the schedule has developed into 2 struggle for the second play-off | place. between the Collegians and | Red were forced to show all their power in g final drive and it seemed as though they were doomed to their first defeat of the Marlboros season. The Collegians were on the verge of victory the last time they played Marlboros, only losing out in overtime, while last night, a pair of goals by the Crown crested crew jin the last period, turned their advantage on the score shee' into a deficit, Varsity was just as good as the S.P.A. champions for] two periods, but faded in the third chapter, under the toil of superior weight and extra experience. Varsity's e«consis balted the Dukes, com ignation and ordinary most of the game but the Marlboros out-lasted the Boys in Blue and returned to their regular the win. The game was one of the best of the group schedule, for be- side the prospects of an upset. there was the added excitement of tight and 2 bitter feeling, which cropped up between the belliger: epts. . - form in the fipal period to takell Belanger Regains | Title From Rocco) Turning in what was perhaps the best bout of his career, which has been featured by a meteoric climb to the world's championship and then a fall to almost the curtain-riser class, Frenchy Belanger of this city last night regained the Canadian fly- weight title at the Coliseum when he decisively outpointed the cham- pion, Steve Rocco, who won the crown from Belanger exactly seven months ago. It was the Belanger of the sensational climb in which ob- stacles called Newshoy Brown, Frankie Genaro and Ernie Jarvis, were successfully hurdled who liter- ally took Rocco last night, and hid | effort in regaining the championship was a masterpiece of fighting. While Belanger won from his local rival in no uncertain style, his mar- gin being much morc definite than that by which Rocco won the title early last June, he did not collect all the honors that were available last night, as Rocco in defeat was real champion, and he did not give up his. effort until the final bell rang, although it was only his heart t that kept hun on his feet until the | Rocco was able | tenth round ended. to outbox his opponent, but he could not out-fight him, and it was Belanger's superiority in this branch of the game that cnabled him to wear down Rocco, and on three dif- ferent occasions have him apparently on the verge of a knockout. Twice the champion was able to call his remarkable recuperative powers to his assistance, and he came back in the following round to maintain his unsuccessful effort to defend his title, but the final time was in the iast, round' and the bell sounded as the -Belanger adherents were calling to their idol to knock out his op- ponent, but try as he did, he could not put Rocco off his feet. Kitchener and London Play Tie Kitchener, Jan. 5.~The Kitchener Flying Dutchmen could get only an even division of the points in a tame Canpro argument here last night with the London Panthers, which ended in'a 1 to 1 draw after y minutes' overtime. It was the locals' third overtime game in - succession, and they have a two-point hold on sccond place in the league standing. The Dutchmen were held scoreless for 69 minutes and 41 seconds, for they counted theis lone counter 19 seconds after the initial face-off when Miller snapped home a pass-out from the corner by Randle. Londgn equal- ized half-way through the second period when King waltzed through the home team, while his side was short-handed. It was a pretty indiv- idual effort. Both goaltenders played smartly throughout saving further scores repeatedly with their brilliant work, 'Hamilton Wins Well-Played Game Hamilton, Jan. 5. --- Exhibiting the prettiest combination play of the local season, Hamilton's Can- pro representatives last night scor- ed a 4 to 2 victory over the Niag- ara Falls Cataracts and pulled out of the cellar berth. The locals have been threatening for a long time to break loose in a brilliant exhibition and they did it last night, completely stopping the bat- ting big roar crew with a close- checking game that had their op- ponents struggling to break free, and outclassing the attack of the Lalonde men with a powerful ma- chine that made full use of sharp passes and tricky dribbling in the centre ice area. Many Trophies Donated For Ont. Reg. Boxing Show Many Entries Are in and] HOCKEY RECORDS Known Men Present Cups for Each Class -- Plan Will Be Open on Thurs day Night -- Good Card Assured Today is the last day for en- tries in the Ontario Regiment Box- ing Tournament, Handsome cups have been donated by several prgm- fnent citizens who are keenly in- terested in the development of boxing in Oshawa, 90 Ib, class, donor Mr. E. V, Lan- More to Come -- Well v z badd db of LN N = 31 Detroit ...... Kitchener .., Windsor Toronto ,.... Niagara Falls London ...., Hamilten .. , Buffalo BA IANS armNuNnOn -- "a SRG akRy ERTS BIBRA . This Week's Games Tonight--Windsor at Buffalo, Sunday--Niagara Falls at Detroit, oe oe oe oe ode der, 112 1b, class, donor Dr. F, J. Rundle. 126 1b. class, Carswell. 147 1b. Smith, 175 1b, class, Schofield. 100 1b, class, donor Ont, Regt. Officers. 118 1b. class, honor Capt. W. F. Fenton, R.C.R. 135 1b. class, donor R, W, Milli- champ, 160 1b. class, Geikie, Jteserve seats will go on sale Thursday night at 7.30 at the north west door, While the ring side and reserve seats are on sale at the regular down town ticket office. . Li.tle can be said about the bouts until the final entries have been received. But that the stand- ard of the Ont. Regt. shows shall be maintained at all cost is assured. With all the best local boys en- tered the fans are assured of a bang up swat festival. The draw will be Tuesday night. Rules Boxing Rules of the A.A.U. of C. to govern. The Commission reserves right to reject any entry. All entries must be made not la'er than 10 p.m., Saturday, Jan. 5th. The draw will be Tuesday, Jan. 8th. 3 lbs. each way shall be allowed the contestant, Contestants must weigh in on the eve of Jan. 10th, before enter- ing the ring: Entries must be forwarded to F. A. Hardman, 159 Oshawa Blvd., or Armouries. Entry fee of 50c must accom- pany each entry. ' donor Mr, F, G. class, Lt.-Col. H, E. EE CO RI a a ta a ae PRI WR PN Wa CETTE TTTTTTTYeY donor Mr, C. E. io ofoaferfsaforoadontortostentestontastontoctetoctacdoteid ded, SA a ae a a aa ,- Oshawa Hockey Club's broadcast- ing--Hello everybody. La Anybody who missed seein awa Simcoes last night, we! enough, Osh- that's « * = This smart little aggregation play- ed rings amound Port Hope's "Hopes." donor. Mr, R, * » Although Signcoes came out on the wrong end of a 6-5 score they show- ed class, : $ 8 When Walt Fair can spend a little more time; with his boys they will be hard to beat. ) + Prior seemed a little nervous and weak on fong shots but a few games under his belt and he will be in fine form, * * * Red has a bullet shot and played. a sterling game only lacking a little more experience. - LJ announced ' . Balsam was a - stone wall and tcams well with Red, These two the make a fine pair. 0% The forward line, Atkinson, Bren- ing and Burr did wonders. Really their combination and individual announced | rushes were a treat. . 3 9 Burr and Grey were the goal get- ters, but not as many as they should, peor shooting was the cause, » * ¥ "Julius" Grey and Peterson were right there when needed and filled their positions well. s Now folks take my tip and next time there's a hockey game no mat- ter what team it is don't miss it. Last night's game had everything in it from checkers to good hockey. NO SEATING TONIGHT Once again, the skates are doomed to pisappoint- ment, as the weather has oot been cold enough to make ice hard enough to stand a crowd. The Motor City Stadium Rink will an- aounce later their opening aight. Neale needs more practice to show lis real form but when HR hits his I stride Prior will have to watch his step, ' Again the schoolboy outgrows his clothes. Publishing circles report $ the Family Herald and Weekly Star of close upon a half million dollars for hi printing presses to cope growing subscription Het. ° low subscription rate of three years for $2, before one is prompted to ask "How they outgrow this ome?" Oshawa and District Championship Armouries, Thurs.,Jan. 10 RINGSIDE, $1.00 RESERVED SEATS, 75 Cenb RUSH, 50 Cents. Good, dry lumber stocks are difficult fo procure and the price is sfrength- ening. We have antici as far as we can, our 1929 requirements and have not only spoken for them but have actually purchased them, thus assur- ing stocks of our usual high standard without any intermittance. We have purchased some new equipment to complement that which we have already on the road, in order to further assure a continuance of our guaranteed delivery policy of-- "anything from stock in any quantity any- where in Oshawa in one hour". Furthermore we are now in a position to extend legitimate lines of credit to those legitimately entitled to them. This rounds out a threefold service, the like of which has never existed in Oshawa before and does not even now exist anywhere in this territory. 25 Ritson Road North Oshawa Lumber Company Ltd. Telephone 28212820 ae a RE