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pe Mara to me SER TIGER AT ~ a ay hhh of young ded the on Wed- Thursday been ap- lydesdale en truck- onto for firey at- of Mrs. PAGE SIGHT . . - THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1929 R-~ JCHWARTZ RETAINS TITLE --SOFTBALL MEETING CREATES INTEREST BR ------ L Belanger's Strong Attack Came Too Late When He Had the Champion in a Bad Way -- Superior Boxing Ability is Deciding Factor -- Belanger Fails to Follow Up Advantages Ringside, Coliseum, Toronto, | Ont., Mar, 13.--Corporal Izzy Schwartz, recognized flyweight champion of the world by the New York State Boxing Commission, retained his titled here last night in a sensational slugging twelve round bout with Albert (Frenchy) Belanger of Toronto Canadian Champion. The champion's early attack and clever boxing carried him through to victory for the Toronte boy unleashed a vicious drive in the last few rounds that had the crown on- the New Yorkers head wobbling unsteadily. The New York champion has earned his way into the planned bout with Emil (Spider) Pladner, of Paris, France, as a result of his victory last night, It is pro- posed to hold the event as an open air show in Toronto early in the _ summer, Manager Playfair Brown of the local club staging the series of flyweight attractions, has an- nounced that Schwartz is tied up to an agreement to fight Pladner in no other city except Toronto on or before June 30, next, in the © event financial arrangements now pending are completed with the Parisian slugger, : Round one--Izzy Schwarts hop- ped into ring few seconds ahead of Frenchy Belanger, Among crowd were members of Ontario Legislature, and number of city officials, Belanger came out fight- ing. Schwartz soon. tied him up and dropped back into clever spar- ring, They were on even terms when bell rang. Round two--Schwartz fought his way out of clinch and pounded several hard blows to Belanger's body. Frenchy crowded him into neutral corner, Belanger took two lefts to face and gave right to body. Schwartz jabbed sharp left to Belanger's face twice and blood trickled down local boy's nose. i Round . three--Belanger snapped Schwartz head back with left and crowded him to ropes with two fisted body attack, French warned for holding. Izzy landed three light lefts to 'Toronto lad's face and took hard smash in ribs in re- turn, Round four-- Both fighters mauling each other. Schwartz crowded into corner but cleverly weaves way into centre of ring. Belanger missed wild left swing to head, and two light lefts bounded off his head at bell Round five--Both walked into Schwartz De; eats Belanger After Twelve Hectic Rounds = FIGHT RESULTS Billy Ayrton, Winnipeg (117 1-2), obtained decision over Spider Ryan, Syracuse (117 3-4) after six rounds, Bobby Ebber, Toronto (124 1-2) obtained decision over Juuwmy Slav- in, New York (123 3-4), after six rounds. Jackie Jahnston, Toronto, (125), won by technical knockout in fifth round of six round bout from Bobby Wallace, Rochester | (124), ' Routier Parra, Chili, (110), won hy foul in last round of eight round bout from Willie LaMorte, Newark, (113). Corporal Izzy Schwartz, New York, (108 1-2) obtained decision over Frenchy Belanger, Toronto, (111 1-2), after twelve rounds for world's flyweight championship. Referees--Alex, Sinclair for first three bouts, and Lou E. Marsh for semi-final and final, Judges--W, A, Hewitt and Elwood Hughes. Leafs Lose First To Canadiens Montreal, Mar, 13, -- Canadiens finally defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs when they outscored the Queen City Blue Shirts 2 to 1, in the latter team's last scheduled ap- pearance of the season here last night, It was the first victory of the season for Canadiens over the Leafs, the Toronto team having won 3 and tied two of the other five scheduled encounters, Two goals in the first four min- utes of the second period, both by Pete Lepine, Canuck centre, gave the locals the jump on their adver- saries and although the Leafs got back into the battle nine minutes later on Blair's goal, they could not get the tying counter, their best efforts crashing against the unbeat- able. goal-tending display uncork- ed by Hainsworth, It was a fast and open battle all the way, Benny Grant, Leaf sub goalie, replaced Chabot to start the second period, but it was through no fault of the youthful player that Cana- diens got hteir two goals, hoth coming as a result of clean-cut ef- forts and shots from close in, EE -------------------- OTTAWA SHAMROCKS WIN ALBERT (FRENCHY) BELANGE Who failed tc, wrest the erown from Corporal Izzzy Schwartz at the coliseum in Toronto last night, Bowmanville Wins Championship (By Staff Reporter) Bowmanville, Mar, 12,--The fi- nal game for the championship of JUNIOR HOCKEY HONORS |the Central Interscholastic Hockey League was played in Tweed on Ottawa, March 13--Ottawa Sham- | Monday night, Mar, 11, B/H.S. be- rocks won the Ottawa district junior Ing the victors, thereby winning hockey title and the right to continue |tP® Oshawa Rotary Cup, represent. in the hunt for dominion honors by ing the championship of the Lea- whitewashing the gue. g the youthful Pembroke Detition 7 years ago by the Rotary sextette by an 8-0 score here night, In the first game of the ser- ies the Celts won 4-0, More finished team play and a fast skating attack disorganized the Pem- broke team, Johnny Newman was the scoring hero with three goals to his credit, The Shamrocks meet Montreal Vie- torias in the metropolis Monday night in the first encounter of their This cup was placed in com- lub, this being the second time Bowmanville hag been successful in winning the series. The cup is up in annual competition for schools in the district 'between Toronto and Napanee and north as far as Brace- bridge, forming five groups, Sixteen schools entered Tweed, having played a tie game with a 3-all gcore in Bowmanville (Continued on Page 9) downs, next series in the dominion play- By Authority of His Majesty King Edward VII, (Incorporated By Act of Parliament) LIFE, SICKNESS, ACCIDENT ASSURANCE HEAD OFFICE: » THE COMPANY'S OWN BUILDING Cor. Sherbrooke and Hutchison Sts, MONTREAL FULL GOVERNMENT DEPOSIT-FULL RESERVE TO PROTECT EVERY POLICY Leslie Burden, 27 Simcoe St. S. Manager--Telephone 237 a Ceadyenr Tires ALL-WEATHER TIRE SHOP ROY WILLMOT on Thursday last, seemed quite confident of a verdict in their fa- vor in the return game, A large crowd, including seven carloads from Bowmanville, turned out at Tweed to view the championship game. The first period, B.H.S, was not familiar with the ice and conse- quently Tweed players were able to force the play in the early part of the period. This gave Adams in the Bowmanville net, an opportun- ity to make several sensational saves. The defensive ability of the defense and forward line was test- ed on many occasions as Tweed players swept down the-ice. Every player was dangerous at all times, requiring great defensive ability to stop them, although Tweed prob- ably had more of the play than Bowmanville.. Each team failed to score, The second period opened with [Bowmanville starting to play the high class brand of hockey possible by them and sent many hard shots which were handled by the Tweed goalie who was forced to play brii- liantly in order to keep out the puck. With a few seconds to go, C. Osborne scored for Bowmanville on a pass from Williams, knocking a rebound off the goalie's pads in- to the mets. There was no time for a face-off, Second period score, Bowmanville 1, Tweed 0. Every player on the Bowman- ville team deserves credit for the success of the team this year. B. H. 8. played teams which, in indi- vidual ability, were superior, but their combination play won their games. 'The game Monday might was far superior to the tie game played in Bowmanville. The line- ups were: Tweed--Goal, McGee; defense, Burgoyne and Hansford; centre, Quinn; wings, Clarke and Leewor- thy; alternates, Cordy and Rollins. Bowmanville--Goal, R. Adams; defense, M. Lunney and O. Jamie- son; centre, C. Osborne; wings, D. Williams and L. Gunn; alternates, H. Slemon and L. Moore. Referee--Wortley, Toronto. -------------- SCORES BOTH ka AMERICA'S CLOSE WIN New York, Mar. 13--A burst of high-powered hockey in the middle of a listless game gave the New York: Americans 3 2 to 1 victory over Ot- tawa Senators last night in their final clash of the National Hockey league season. of the keen with those present taking sides The league has all the appearan ments both pro and con, The pres the feed and did their part well, Corporal Izzy Schwartz last nigh crown from the attacks of Albert round by round report one would sa he must have used a great deal of up the points he did, the last rourid but could not secure set up on the cagey champion, night and should have no difficulty in year will not be in this city for the SPORT SNAPSHOTS The meeting held by the City and Industrial Softball League officers in the G.M.C.A, brought to light many different views on various subjects, The discussion of some of these, according to their importance, waxed to support their own side, ces of being in a position to enjoy a more successful year than heretofore, with nine intermediate teams, five junior and at least three juvenile, the schedules will present a host of games that will be of great interest to players and fans, The question of foul tips brought out a barrage of queries and argu- ent ruling declares a batter out on any caught foul tip, The delegate asked that this be changed to the third strike only, After the discussion a resolution to this effect was defeated and the "foul tip" rule will remain as it stands, A delegation of five men was appointed to interview the Parks Com- mittee and arrange to have the playing fields put in shape as soon as possible so that there will be no delay when the time comes, Another interesting event held last evening was the banquet tendered to the boys of the junior and senior teams of South Simcoe St, School as a reward for winning the Public School Hockey Championships. Home and School Club of the schodl were the ones behind the scenes of The presentations of the cups took place after all had eaten and Mayor Mitchell congratulated these proud "| winners .of the hockey honors, The t successfully defended his flyweight (Franchy) Belanger, To read the y that the Toronto boy had toppled it off Izzy's head, but the decision when given to Schwartz shows that cleverness of his. boxing to mount Belanger's rally came too late when he had the Corporal on the run in points enough to overcome the lead Marlboros got a two goal lead over the Twin City Junior outfit last coming out on top of the round, It comes as a great disappointment to hear a rumor to the effect that Teddy Reeve, who played defence on Oshawa Senior Lacrosse team last coming season, The report has the tall defence man booked to coach the Toronto's this summer, Mayor Mitche'l Speaks, Con.! gratulating the Boys on Winning the Champion. ships--Selections By the School Orchestra and Community Singing Serve to Brighten Up Gay Affair As a reward for winning the championship of the Oshawa Pub- lic School Hockey League, the boys that played on the teams, the coaches and managers and their teachers were the guests at an en- joyable banquet tendered in honor of the junior and senior teams of the school in the auditorium of the South Simeoe street school, by the officers and members of the South Simcoe Street Home and School Club, The home and school club of ths public school have an active organ- ization and one to be proud all of which was well demonstrated by the tasty repast served up to the players, their coaches, managers, teachers and guests, With the jun- for team sitting on one side of the table the seniors on the other, and the two cups that were the covet ed prizes fought for, in the centre of the long table, the assemblage numbered between seventy and eighty guests and presented a proud happy gathering. Mrs, C. J. Wilson, the president of the Home and School club was present and with her fellow officers waited on the players and their guests, seeing that all had their fill before the speeches and entertainment took place, Mr. C, F, Cannon, M.C., called upon the school orchestra for a se- lection to be number one on the program, This number was well received by the assembly as the mu- sic makers under the direction of Miss Casselman, played two fitting tunes. Community singing came next, after which a toast to the King was responded to by all. Our City, was another toast proposed by Mr. W. Boddy, this was well re- sponded to by Mayor Mitchell, in his address he also congratulated the players of the South Simcoe St. school on their winning the cham- plonships. Our School, proposed by A, W. Jacklin, responded to by A. W, Bell, City Schools Hockey Teams, pro- posed by H. W. Knight, responded to by Mr. J. Unitt. The presentations of the cups was an affair that brought out the importance of the banquet to the young players. The Senior cup was presented by Mr. H. W. Knight, the Junior Dy Miss G. L. Annand, prin- cipal of the school. After more en joyable selections by the school or- chestra and more community sing- ing, everyone rose to sing the Na- tional Anthem and the happy gath- ering dispersed. SCORING RECORD MADE BY BRUINS South Simcoe St. Hockey Teams Banquetted in State "HOCKEY RESULTS Hockey games played last night resulted as follows: National veague Canadiens,,,.2 Maple Leafs 1 Boston,,,..,.11 Chicago , , .1 Americans, ,,.2 Ottawa , , ,.l Canadian League . Detroit....,...3 Buffalo, , , 2 O,H.A, Junior Final Marlboros.. ..2 Kitchener , ,,0 N.H.L. Play-off Dates Announced Montreal, the preliminary playoffs leading up to the Stanley Cup finals were an- nounced here last night by Frank Calder, president of the National Hockey League, through The Cana- dian Press. These dates are con- tingent upon the first three teams of the Canadian and American di- visions of the league finishing in the order in which they stand at present, At that, all playoff places have now been clinched, with the possi- ble exception of second place in the American division by the New York Rangers. The Detroit Cougars in third place are but two points be- hind the New Yorkers and have one more game to play, The Rangers have two more games to play, ana if they lost both, while Detroit wins its last game, the teams will be ti- ed for second place, with the Cou- gars probably getting the call for second place owing to their better goal average. Boston and Canadiens, as leaders of their respective divisions, will meet in a Dbest-three-out-of-five game series, the winning team to enter the cup finals. The first two games of this series will be played at Boston on March 10 and 21, with the third at Montreal on March 23. If fourth and fifth games are nec- essary, they will be played at Mons real on March 26 and 28, DETROIT AGAIN LEADS CANPROS Port Erie, Ont, March 13.--Detroit defeated Buffalo here last night to regain the leadership of the Canpro race. The final score of a fast,"heavy checking game was 3-2. Buffalo scored first, Brydson taking a re- bound from the fence, McCabe equal- ized on the same type of play when the Bisons were short 2 man. Good- fellow's long shot caught Taugher dead and before the Bisons could re- cover Fraser scored from close in. Roth gave Bisons another with six minutes to go and at the close they could not catch the Olympics. "The Folly of Taki he Pa During the game every member of the Boston team, with the exception of Hitchman, Owen and Salraim, icipated in the orgy scoring, ate g 2 league record for this With only a few minut second period Himes, American left, Normie speedy and rugged little sub, broke through the Ottawa de- fence to score on a lone attempt. Less than two minutes later he re- peated the stunt and while the Am- ericans were congratulating themsel- ves on the two goal lead, Len Gros- wvenor took Hec Kilrea's rebound to put the Senators back in the running. The third counter came with only 7 seconds of the period leit. each metted two shots and Carson, Weiland, Shore, Lane and Klein flash- ed the light once. : To Play Canadiens After the game, the Bruins' man- agement announced that the first game of the play-off, expected to be with Les Canadiens, would be played here next Tuesday might. Boston, Mass, Mar. 13--The Bos- Warns Stomach Acids in ton Bruins clinched the American Stomach Hot Water champ hip of the Nat 1 Ho- and Magnesia. ckey Jeague for fhe Soong - 1%; & tive time here last t by over-| . dams whelming the Chicago Black Hawks, | ood from gous stomoch simply to pon sons 11 to 1, in a spectacular game which fares Sell loom, indigestion: says a well contained much open play. known authority, The of taking diges- i £ | ; i il ite § i yf Additional Sport on page 9 Mar, 13,--Dates for |" Marlboro Secure Two Goal Lead Over Kitehener Kitchener, March, 13,--Unless there is a marked reversal of form in the return game the Toronto Marlboros will be O.H.A, junior champions for 1929, Last night the Dukes took a 2 to 0 verdict from the Twin City kids in the first of the finals, the second game be- ing carded for Friday night at the Arena gardens, Toronto. It was a case of a good little team meeting a good big one with the usual result, The hockey was disappointing to the rink full of fans who had expected a much bet~ ter game, The Marlboros, a tow- ering team compared with the lo- cals, dominated play from the start and were never really extended, though they were held scoreless in the first and last periods, The homesters played much be- low form and a good deal of this was due to the fact that they met a better club, but the fact remains that the homesters appeared to be distinctly awed by the reputation and size of their opponents, At any rate they took few liberties with the Toronto boys and as a re- sult got few real chances, They were s0 off their stride that the Kitchener kids' shooting was easily the worst of the year, when they did get an opening, Dukes Use Weight' It was a scrappy game of hockey and this was due to two things, First the Marlboros stepped into their lighter opponents pretty hard early in the game and not always fair by any means and the referee was a little lax, As a result things smouldered along for nearly halt the game, but towards the end of the second period they burst into flame and there was a fight in which the police took part, Convey had boarded Mader, the smallest man on the ice, rather hard and a Kitchener fan in the box, alleged to be one of the coaches took a poke at Convey, The latter dropped his stick and waded in and in a moment there was a milling mass with plenty of blow: struck, but little real damage done, boros cooled down and there was a little more hockey, Sixteen penalties were handed out with the visitors getting 12 of them, From the start the Marl. boro club played careful, cool hoe- key. They were out to keep the locals from scoring and succeeded admirably and at the same time were ready to break away when opportunity offered. This they did but they failed to show the class expected of them in combination attacks though they were not real- ly extended, Marlboros--Goal, Moore; de- fence; Levinsky and Pringle; cen- tre, Convey; wings, Conacher and Jackson; subs, Hackett and Dag, agh, Twin City--Goal, Z. Shantz; de- fence; R. Shantz and Seibert; cen- tre, Heller; wings, Schnarr and Fellbaum; subs, Mader and Reins hardt, Referee--Harry Batstone, onto, Tor- The Summary First Period No Score, Second Period 1.--Marlboros. . Jackson ... , 4.45 2.--Marlboros-_Convey -.,,. 5:40 Third Period No score. Work has just been started on the $65,000,000 docks at South- ampton, England, After that little blow-up the Marl- | Over Last Year's Num. ber -- Entry Date to Re- "main Open to April 16-- New Amendments and *New Rules Chief Topics --Delegation to the Parks Commission Appointed-- Next Meeting Tuesday, March 19, at Y.M.C.A. With bright prospects for a soft- ball organization exceeding in scope anything yet attempted under its auspices, the Oshawa City and In- dustrial Softball League held an open meeting in the Y,M.C.A,, last night to make a start at lining up the prospective teams for the com- ing season, President Rowden oe- cupied the chair, and the meeting room was filled with representatives of teams and others interested in the league, As a result of the de- liberations, it came out that there will probably be an intermediate series of nine teams, a junior league of five teams, and a juvenile league of at least three teams, Many Teams Entered The teams entered last night are as follows: Intermediate: The Daily Times, Many Important Points Discussed at City and Industrial Softball Meeting Team Entries Are Already King Street United Church, A.Y.M, C,; Textiles, Chevrolet-Nationals, St. Gregory's Holy Name Society and Fittings, Limited with the Mof- fatt Motor Sales and the Railroad ers as other possible entries, Junior: King St, United Church, Ukrainian A, C., Eagles, Cardinals and Fittings, Limited. Juvenile: Rangers, Eagles Beavers, In order to allow any other teams to enter, it was decided to allow entries ip to April 16, on which date entries will close and tne schedules will be drawn up, The entry fee for the league was fixed at $10, for intermedite teams, $6, for junior teams and $2. for juvens ile teams, half of the fee for the intermediate and junior sections to be refunded to the teams in these leagues completing the schedule, A plan for financing the league was proposed by the secretary, D. Stretton, but consideration of this was deferred until a regular meets ing of team representatives, which it was decided to hold at the Y. 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