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PAGE EIGHT THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1929 GENERAL MOTORS "BLUE DEVILS" PLAY IN GUELPH SATURDAY | EP. kB "Blue Devils" Optimistic About Qutcome of Game With Guelph on Saturday All Members of Team Are Able to Play If Necessary, Excepting Gord, Cook Wilson, Elliott and Bolt bee Will Be Used as Little #s Possible Owing to In. juries On the eve of thelr first out-of town game of thet? 1080 season, General Motors "Blue Devils" are optimistie, hut at the same time, not overconfident of the outcome of thelr scheduled battle tomorrow against Guelph, A full turnout of the team at practice last night saw the boys absorbing a few finishing touches on Interference and slgnals and as a result of Ingt. week's tL against Wt, Caths arines and the work turned in at the practices Ainge, it 18 evident to all that Coach CHE Pound will have no easy Joh in selecting the alghteen men who will he the aetual participants In Maturday's tniagoniont, The 86 players which Pound has at his disposal are in the hest of condition with the exception of Gord Cook who may he out for some time ax the result of an In jured ankle whieh was sustained In practice on Monday night, Kd Wi son who hag not heen present at any of the workouts this week fis expebied to he In shape for tos morrow, his charley horse having responded splendidly to treat ment, Clare Kiliott and Bi Hoult hee, Although hoth hothered hy bad shoulders, are also expected te go Into uniform although they will ba probably used as litle as possible, The team will leave About o'alonk tomorrow morning by hus, which will allow them sufficient time on arrival to exercise after thelr long drive and alen to rest up after an early dinner In antiel pation of the hard game which will follow, Nell Hesnelwood will of course Now's the Time to Change Your Gear Lubricant When the sun is Getting lower down, And the cold winds Are blowing and You are still using The old summer Grease in your gears, Transmission and chance Wear the veh Surface, If you a Winter grade wecompuny the team and he has wreangements foy the team being properly taken oare of both before and after the game, The affair In seheduled to wart 6 3 o'clock ® the lxhibitlon Park and from ad vanes Indlentions n large conting ent of ardent fans from Oshawa will follow the team wand he on hand to cheer them to nn Victory The game will he Guelph's flrs start of the season and although advance information about the team 16 sonves It fs moknowledged that the squad fs much stronger than last season and will be out to the lst ditey to provide thely home town with un satisfactory ver diet, The following players will he In uniform for fomorrow's game Wack, Bond, Noulthee, Carver, Cutler, C, Biot, Gray, Hamilton, Hobart, Hubbell, Johnston, Kohan, Logan, Lortle, Moore, Nowden, Tibhle, Walker, Wiginton and Wil BOM, O.H.A. Issues Instructions To Members Toronto, Oot, 11.-The Ontario Hookey Association, through Hee retary WW. A, Hewitt, last night Is sued Its annual instructions to elubs and players, They are as follows) New olubs must obtain an appl! cation form, sign It, and return to OHA, secretary, with a lst of of. floern and prospective players and colors, Mend fees with application New olubs must pay #11 (86 en trance and #4 annual membership fea) for one team, 84 additional for each additional team entered, Pre sent members do not require to PAY entrance fee, but must pay the annual membership fee, The ON A, exeoutive will pass on new ap plieations at ts first meeting Groups will be arranged after all entries are in and the distriota wil he arranged hy tha OWA, execu tive to the hest advantage of all olubs concerned Hugrestions for grouping are requested Clubs are naked to get entries in early and make It a point to have a delexate at the annual meat ing, whieh 1s to he held at 10 a.m, on Maturday, Nay, 14, 1080, at the Royal York Motel, Toronto, Bach olub ls entitled to one delegate who must be a elub member No proxies, No player oan play without a cortifloate, Certifiontes will he din tributed to the elubs on paymen of dues, Junior players must he under 20 years of age, Jan, 1, 1000 OMetal birth certifiontes will ha re auired from all players hotore helng allowed ta play . Under the required OMA, veal dence rule a player must be a hong fide and continuous resident of the town to which his elub belongs alnee May 16, 1030 The excep tions are students, teachers and sallors, The last named must say where they weve living last Jan All players who have ohanged their elubs or place of residence alnee Jan, 1, 1020, must send In written application through thelr olubs to the OH. A, executive, with. in two weeks of such change, If they desire to play this coming aearon, Hach application must contain complete and definite In formation and reasons for changing residence, Each application must be accompanied by an aMdavit from the player eoncerned covering the OMA, amateur rule In oltles and towne having more than one elub, a player 1a not al lowed to change elubs without per mission of the OH. A, executive af ter having tivat secured written re lease from hin old club, wAll players in the wenlor, fnters mediate and Junior pories must hold AAU, of OC cards tor 1030, Write ta A, W, Riel, 208 Molntyre Nag. 82 Adelaide ®t, W,, Toronto Meoretary Ontario Braneh AA, ) of 8 application forme, HA, In afliated with the Canadian Amateur Hockey Ansoeln tion and nn whibltion games oan be played hy an elub une der the jurisdiet ) he OFA, either In Canada or the United States, without written permission of the O.ML.A. In elties and towns desiroun of playing in the seniov series, ne \M admitted ta mem Ab representa what ta ---- {od the OMA, executive an fide permanent and general Hockey League Is Formed To be Run by O.C.I.A.A. A large attendants of represen tntives of softhall and hookey tenmu was present alt the General mesting of the Rofthall Assooin ton on Tuesday night in the YM, OA, to onrry out the wishes of the mesting the week previous, The first part of the business con oerned the softhallers only, und wfter they had gleared the way for i change of name of the Associ ton from Mofthall to the Oxnawa City and Industrial Athletle Aswoc intlon to allow of the formation of the Hookey League, all present took part In the election of offlesrs for the year 108080, A spirited sontest ensued for most of the of floss, animated hy goodwill on the part of all present, 'The following Steers ware finally declared elect LL Hon, president, Mr, W, Moneuy (unanimous) i president, My, A, Rowden (re-elected unanimous) | Int vice-president, €, Mawson; nd viesspresident, HW, Amith (re-elect ad; Ard viessprestdent, W, Branch) 4th vice-president, W, ibhle; sees retary-treasurer, Dave Bretton (res alectod) The Wxeoutive are meeting this week to draw up a new oconstitys thon, to he presented at the nem meating to ba held on Tuesday night, October 16th, when all reps resentatives are asked to he press ont at 8 o'clock, "The officers de alre the co-operation of all teams and vepresentatives In order to make un successful season, Lot's te! The following wera nominated for offices: Mon, pres, W, Monsuy (later withdraw) pres, Rowden W, Conlin (MH, Kmith withdrew) | 1at viesspres,, ©, Mason, MH, Nmith nd viesspres, HM, Bmith, Qibhie, dacobl, Carter, Nranch, Childer house, Hentley, Hale, Lopping! Ard vieepres, Hranch, Freeman, (ibhle; 4th vieespres, Childer house, Gihhle, Himmons, Fletoher, Harmer, Brady, Kansas City Again Takes A Game Lead LITTLE WORLD KERIKN Weandin Won 1 Lost P.O Kansan Clty | iv 4 a an Rochester vee 8 4 AEN Heo ard of Games Kansas Clty ,, x4 Rochestet Rochester ,,, 11 Kansan Clty Kansas Clty ov 1 Rochester Kansan Clty ,, § Hoohoster 'e Rochester ,,.v & Kansas Clty Hoohester vo 4 Kansas Clty Kansan Clty f Rochester X Ten Innings Next game--At Rochester, Nats nrday Rochester, Oct, 10 Regaining thelr batting eyes, the Kansas vi Nunes treated five Roohesteyr plioh orn to a lesson fn hitting today, as tha Ameriean Association titlehold fre won the seventh game of the Little World Series, § to 1} The vietory gave Kansas City a lead of four mames to three, with the eluhth game to be played Nature day, While Nilly Bouthworth, Roches tor manager, was parading five of his hest moundamen hefore the 2. B00 fans, Young Lynn Nelson was holding the International League champions safe, It was Nelson's second win of the series, Falters Ing only. long enough in the fourth to give Rochester one run, Nelson held the Red Wings at hay until Worthington made his hit of the game In the sixth, then "Pea Ridge" Day came in to finish the game fn an effective style John Berly started on the woeuna for Roohester, but lasted just two thirds of an inning, giving way to Irvin after three arroms, coupled with four hits, and given Kansan Clty four rans, Irvin managed wo SHAY In the bax until the fourth, when the blues added two wore Fung, Then Herman Rell, loser of LWO Rames, came to the rescus, hut lasted only one and onethird nn Ings, Littlejohn and Ringrel tinlah od, hut were treated alike Worthington was the one bright Hght of the Rochester attaoy, what there wan of it, The slugging outfielder made three of Roches ter's al Nia in four Umes a the LLIREEN Precedence In Riven to oivle amateur organizations representing the whole community, The OHA, intermediate ehamps long Will he permitted to play for the Allan Cup through a play-off at Toronto with the asenlor OMA, ohamplons, The Junior OHA, ohamplons will be eligible to play &/ vv Many will veeall the artist, who drew this cartoon, through his anotivities for the Blue Devil Rughy Club Inst Fall, Johnny drew # number of cartoons last year and they appeared in the columns of this newspaper, resulting In much favorable comment loeally, Johnny, who was formerly with the Ad. vortising Department at General Motors, Is now located In Toronto and In a letter, recelved hy the Ea. ee e Hr------ Pg ; WELL Fol KS we THE BERHON IB MOAN WITH Us AND THE FIGHTING doin T or ThE BLUE DEVILS 19 GREATER THAN EVER, WITH M REPUTATION AJA Wa mb feng To UPneLD IY IY GOING Te BE A TOUGH "EN Fon oun APPONENTS 4 ir ya -- ' 4 "be "ER THAN KVR 4 - i Wael EE ------T SSA f Hughy Club Publicity Committos, wtatod that after reading an nes count of the opening game hore with Nt, Catharines on Saturday, hoe was so Impressed with the "old fighting spirit" that ha was onlled upon to produce this ears toon, Tomorrow the "Mue Devils" stage thelr second battle up In Guelph, It vemains to ba ween whether Johnny's deductions are right, SPORT SNAPSHOTS 'BLUE DEVILS" GO TO GUELPH "Mere we are, here we are, here greeting for Guelph, Last year the we are again" is going to be the "ue Devils" opened thelr rughy career as & club at Guelph and when the dust had cleared the score was 2) to 1 in favour of Oshawa to ho seen, but fallure will not come from lack of trying Guelph and that spirit [x hard to keep down on in out to smother any team, Some of the boys ure Saturday, Lortle and Kohen have year but thelr war starts on Satur day LJ + " Can they repeat? That remains Kyvery man golng to get thelr initiation on not heen under fire so far this Watch them make goed » IT'S NOT FAR TO GUELPH ei make your areangoments to go, I'he a good representation from Oshawa I'his year, since more interest has heen re will be a great number of spectators game takes place al Exhibition Park SEE YOU AT THE GAME, car loads Journey to Guelph aroused, It ix expected that the from Oshawa at the game, The in Guelph at three o'clogk LJ * Now that you know where the game is going to be played you ean boys will sure appreciate seeing Last year there were about six * LJ ICE SURFACE IMPROVES There was another large att the advertisement » » | It was noted with satisfaction that already the lee improved wonderfully, The madagement of the rink announced that there will be an added attraction on Monday, W atch this paper endance at the Curling Rink last night surface has for » LJ] OLYMPIC CHAMPION TO VISIT OSHAWA Miss Florence Jana Bell, of Toronto, one of the seven girls sent to represent Canada at the World's Olymple games in Amsterdam lust year will be in Oshawa on at has come to the Motor City, pate, Rochester's defonst Wan Just an weak aa ita offense, five errors alding in the Kansas ity poore, : ------ » What Others Say a ananaaaaAAARARR] THOSE AVERAGES To the Sporting Editor, Oshawa Times Whithy, Oct, 10-The Oshawa and Distriet Ladies' Softhall League aver ales have at last beta given to the public through the eolimng of the Oshawa Daily iy and well may the sporting seribe of that sheet say, This hes proved a very unfortunats riling," referring to the rule. that "ho player may Win any mare than one prise other tha a eateher, who may win the cateher's prise and one other" If such a rule as that continues what incentive ia there for any irl trying to obtain sottball hone I'he weiter of gis Kolm will wag or his last year's Tountain pen against a toothpiok that such a rule was not framed hy the donors of the priges Who ever heard of such a rule before vegarding any form of ath leties ? Yours truly doesn't believe that any member of any team in the league would ohlect to Miss Doris Ni burn receiving that to which she as entitled hy al lav of averages and which hy all known laws she right the dnd Oshawa company Girl Guides Sports Day in Park, This {8 the first time one of Canada's Qlymple Saturday to act as one of the judges Alexandra champions - ly deserves, All prizes weve donated to the player having the highest aver ae in different departments of the wame, and she is ye one and only one who has earned five prises, After she takes her piek of the five which she won, the other four are to be | handed to others who did not earn them, There's nothing fair oF square in such a ruling, It would have heen much better for the league heads to have announced that certain prizes would he donated to the players receiving the highest average in this, that and the other sivie of play, and couple with the announcement the statement of at Paul in Holy Writ, viet "Know ye not that they whieh run in a race, run all, but ONE receiveth the prise! So run, that ye may obtain here's good logie in such a state ment as the above, and excellent ad vice at the conclusion of it, Ihe girls wt feel the same upon receiving prizes to which they are not honestly entitled, Let such a rule as that here re ferred to be forever obliterated from the records of the league, and have an announcement made to that effet on the evening of the banquet to all four teams, It will be a move which will be approved by all players of the four Loam comprising the league, Yours Sincerely, A FAN Major Max«Dreger, 78 formerly a director of Krupps and first construe tor of the heavy ddcentimeter mot tar, has died in Rerlin, TTI PUNTS and N TACKLES Wy The Dopester utptrprprpiroop dodo doo deo re work-out of the Bue Devils hefass thelr erucial game with Guelph Ho vilg which takes place tomorrow in the Royal City, w LJ LJ Coneh Pound lashed the boys through un hectio night of work ann didn't let up until everyone had mastered the most fntrieats trick plays, + v \d Cooke and Yillott are unlikely wlarters tomorrow, due to serious infuries sustained In lant Haturday's ten party with Mt, Kitts Thin will wenlken the team considerably . " ' Hubbell and Rowden and Trib ble will undoubtedly he the regu nr baokfleld with our old friend Rene Lortle belong used ax alternate " } Ned Boulthee Is suffering eonsld arably from a badly wrenched shoulder It In Just so serious that it is doubtful If this havd-taokhing hoy will be ahle to start ¥ 4 ) To eambat this unfortunate con dition, Coneh Pound has switched "Pius Byes' Wiginton over to fly ing wing and moved Dr, Lis Walk of up to left outside, This shonld keep the defensive strength of the elub Intaot * » LJ at right outside, with Hobart alter nating the outside wing berth P . # Alex "Julius" Cray and "Ham my" Hamilton will share snaphnek duties and what apposition one doesn't rot the other will ha hound to smear Into the turf + ' Loganak! and Wilsonviteh the two Nwedes from Poland will be seampering around Inside wing with Frank Nack ready to relieve al any time * ] * Moore and Johnston will start nt middles with Cutler snd Claire Kl Hott on the resarvve Hat Carver and Kohen will do t! vodeline far tomorrow's #ame and alther one tn anlte ennabile of heap ti the burdens of the pivot pos! tion The A TUL hans and artninly oul give Guelph a tough hattie RUGBY NOTICE Conch Pound want tha fallowing nlavers to ha at the Industrial Re Valtinng Yio oan WHtlam wireat of B48 shave tonleht: Mack, Nand Hanlthee, ( var, Cutlap, 1 Matt Hamilton Hobart, Wy fohn ston, Kohen, 1 an, Tortie, Manve Mowdan rivh Walker, Wigln ton, Wilson and Gira) Sunspots Vary In Number Sunspots vary In numbers fn a period of averane length of olaven and a halt yoars, The weather is found to vary along with these changes In the sun, In some local Hying conditions vary with cons poguent effects on birds, animals, trees, arain growth, and sconomis conditions a ------------ New Martin NOW "LIGHT FINGERS" With Ian Keith Dorothy Revie COMEDY THE RIGHT BRDY Batra Foatwres "FALLING STARS" CERRRIBLE TORRADOR" CHAPTELD a PIRATES OF PANAMA Owen Sound To Meet North Bay in Finals aliminated from the semi-final night to Wawnn of Owen Hound hy Lust ovening saw the final suff | vigitors played 'y, nocossitaling on third contest In the final fnning A timely recovery of control by Miss Regan pitoher turned huek the home tenm's and uverted a defeat AN on SLELAILE proses Wt hacen RA A bis need Bond will play his usual position | LESS YUBES $212.50 The spotlight of public favor Is on the new Steinite « Grid radio offering every wanted feature of modern radio - at $177, '1 Check Steinite's features against all r You will be surprised : to find that all the new ments in radio are among them! 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