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PAGE six \ THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JANUARY '10, 1930 3,300 SEE NATIONALS WIN EXHIBITION GAME IN NEW ARENA Oshawa Seniors Bow to "Sea Fleas" in Opening Game in Oshawa Arena 'Sea Fleas a Smart Team -- Lou E. Marsh and Harry Lecky Referee Game -- Rowden, Leveque and Houck Look Good--Osh- ' awa Defence Weak hwo periods of exhibition and one pe 10d of real hockey is what the game last night betw-en the Oshawa pe iors; and Toronto Nationals (Sea s), proved to be, is game was the feature event of the official opening of Oshawa's magnificent new artificial ice palace, The game as an exhibition of hockey was only mediocre until the final spasm and then the fans got their money's worth, One of the things that L marred the game was the fact th: both teams were wearing uniforms that were very similar, As a result the puck was being passed to op- posing, ~'~vers and opposing players were allowed to pick up a loose puck without any move to stop them un- til after the mistake was realized, The well known sport writer and N.H.L. referee, Lou E. Marsh, who recently announced his retirement as a referee, was urged out of seclu- sion to handle the game and with the capable assistance. of Harry Lecky, handled the game in a popular fash- ton. * Neither official wore the bell out or tired his arm with consistent ringing but a close check was kept on the rough stuff and the offenders were punished with light penalties, The Oshawa Seniors seem to have taken to the large ice surface and in the last period they showed that they are going to be very much in the running this vear. During the first two periods Oshawa's team were practically demoralized and they could not get going. But the num- ber of #ans who 'left at the end of the 'second period passed up the tid of the evening, because the final chukker produced some real hockey. The Oshawa forwards, mucked rigit in and took the aggressive, and the Sea Fleas were forced to extend themselves to prevent a beating. Jack Bond started at defence, but was very 'ifieffective there. During the last period he played centre and he. turned in some nice hockey while 'up on tHe front line. He checked well, fed passes, and made plays. He "wdrked particulraly well with" Row- den." "Doc" Rowden was the best «Oshawa man on the ice. He scored a real smart goal and was robbed of two by tough luck. Once he hit the post and the other time he missed the top of the net by incl.es. Houck, who started at centre and Art Bl: both worked well at left wing. wasigiven a go on the defence in the last' petiod and he looked good in this position. He checked fairly and heavily. Bill Conlin, Geo. Jackson and Ty Little all got in some smart work at times. Oshawa Defence Weak The locals were woefully weak at the defence. In fact at times 1t looked as if "Hddy' Leveque was the only defence man they had, "Eddy" played a smart .game in the nets. 'Hé saved many shots that loked impossible ang he handled himself nicely whenever the Sea Fléas boré right in on him (which was often). He did not clear his shots as quickly as he might have domé but this will come after a few more practices. The defence gave Lim very poer support, especially in the first two periods, when one man came down alone they allowed him to get around the end, or if two or three mrn came down in an at- tack, both defence men concen- ~NEW MARTIN ; Now "PLAYING HOOT GIBSON ET LONG, LONG TRAIL 1 (Moot Talks Now)' Claes. at the Bat | Base-Ball Comedy On The Levee * 'Musical Promenade Talking Serial Leave Home All Talking All Singing Starting SATURDAY Monday trated on the puck carrier ang .ns a result the man to whom the puck was passed was able to go right in (close to the net. However they |S have showed some very g points and with a few more instructive practices they will develop fast. Bond's work on 'defence compared with his work at centre during the last period showed that he should be up on the forward line, Conlin seems to be a little light for de- fence but he was the fastest Osh. awa man on the ice last night and he rushed well, "Curly" Lane was the best body checkcr on the Osh- awa defence but in practically all of his excursions up, the ice, he overskated the puck. Bill Coulter and Arch Kincaid resort to check- ing the stick rather than to using the body. Coulter is bothered with a bad leg but both he and Kincaid got in some clever work. It is hard to pick out the players who looked the best for the visit- ors. Jackie Kane was too fast for any of the Oshawa team and he figured in most of the successful attempts of the Sea Fleas, Weiner Lough back checked the Oshawa team singled handed for .ncarly three minutes. He vas a regular puck hound and ,was always daop- gerous. Their defence was a tower of strength, Collins, Convey, Burry, Underwood and McKay all showed flashes of smart hockey. Frank Collins, well known to Oshawa fans made the local defence look foolish on several occasions. Home- shaw and Mueller were both good. The last period did more to earn the Seniors some real support for the season than any other thing that they could do. They showed that they are a real fighting team that can play smart hockey. With a few more practices under their belts so that the players can brush up on teamwork and got a little more condition, (quite a little), they will be ready to give all comers a run for their money. The Game $ 1 after Collins got chased for tripping Black brought the crowd to their feet on a lone effort. The Osh- awa team were working combination nicely. Coulter got chased for board mg Kane. Black and Lowden com- bined for a nice goal, but the play was called back. Burry left Coultes i flat-footed and fooled Leveque on.al high shot for the first goal. "Curly" | e handed out a few heavy body that slowed the Nationalis up. tricked the defence tor the goal of the cvening. Kincaid penalty for cross checking. | see sawed back and forth. | Jane shot from outside | ,» but Holmeshaw cleared. Bill | le a nice trip, but lost the | en it started to roll. Houck | nd "Doc" tried a combination pla v | but Palmer intercepted a pass and} broke away only to be stopped at | the defence. "Eddy" Leveque was! called on to stop some hard shots. He stopped the shots, although his | clearing of the shots was not as fast | and clean as could have been. The period ended with Lhe puck at cen- tre ice. Sea Fleas 2, Oshawa (. Second Period It took Oshawa several minutes to get .past centre ice, but after a few attempts they gave Holmeshaw some work to do and nlay pepped up considerable, Bond Jooked bad when | he missed a body check. A score re- sulted making the total three. Osh- | awa came to life then and "Doc" Rowden took it right through but! got chased for holdihg Black 1 then Oshawa began to press. "I | Rowden shot hard and before Holme- | shaw could clear "Bond shovelled it! past for a' goal. He followed this with a hard shot. Frank Collins got | a loose puck and put in behind | "Eddy" for the fourth. The Sea | Fleas buzzed the puck right in for another. They were far too good | for the Oshawa bunch. | "Weiner" Lough checked the Osh- | awa team right and left. Bond and | Maroons Win Close Game From Rangers | New York, Jan, i0.---In one of tha hardest and roughest games of New York's Nat.oual Hockey league season, the Montreal Mar- oons beat out ' the New York Rangers 5 to 4 here last night, The victory gave the Maroons a three- point margin of leadership in the league's International group. Four successive toals. spaced ai three-minute intervals through the s:zond period, gave the Maroons their margin and a desperate last- minute attack by Rangers could not overcome it. The Rangers scored twice in the final period but Bill Phillips broke away from their closing five-man attack long enough to tally what proved to be the deciding goal. BENEDICT WILL BE OUT OF GAME FOR ABOUT THREE WKS. Ottawa, Jan. 10,--~The broken nose and facial injuries which Clint Bene- dict sustained in the Maroon-Cana- dien National Hockey league tussle at Montreal last Tuesday night will likely keep the lanky goaltender out of harness until early next month. At his home here, where Benedict is re- covering, it was said that he was likely in for a forced rest of three weeks or more. "Benny's" nose was broken and a facial gash tai wi quired seven stitches to close, when a fly- ing puck from the stick of Howie Morenz struck him between the eyes. extent that it is barely possible for His face is now swollen to such an him to open his eyes. Rowden worked lovely. Three times in a row they worked their way right in on the goal and only a little hard luck and over anxiousness pre- vented a score. Bill Conlin and Houck were the fastest for Oshawa. Conlin made a nice solo rush, but Jost the puck when be tried to cir- cle the met. "Eddy" Leveque made two smart saves when the attacker "had 'only him to beat. The period 'ended with Rowden giving Holme- shaw a hard shot to save. Oshawa 1. Sea Fleas 5. Third Period The final spasm opened with "Stui- fy" Mueller in the nets for the Sea Fleas. Curley Lane got chased soon after play was resumed, Bond took the puck through the defence and Rowden finished the job im -smart fashion for a goal that gave the fans a real chance to cheer and they did. Oshawa Team Wakes Up The Oshawa team had come to life with a vengeance. Rowden, Bond and Hguck' were 'going wild, Row- den went through alone and was badly bumped, McKay got chased. The Sea Fleas were having: plenty of work to do. Conlin sasscd out from the corner to Geo. Jackson who placed it behind Mueller for an- other goal. The Sea Fleas were try- ing too, but Oshawa were checking! far better. "And how the forwards burned it up. Rowden made a won- derful try but no one was there to take the pass. Play was lightning fast. Rowden took the puck clean through the defence and" fooled 4. BURLINGHOFF sre! wt VIGE PRES, € TEBBETT mascot Mueller completely, but the puck nit the post. What a lveak! The Sea| Fleas scored on a scramble in front | of the net and Houck got a forced | rest for throwing his stick. Pla; ended with Jackson taking a shot at the net. Oshawa 3. Seca Fleas 6 The teams: Sea Fleas Holmeshaw Burnett McKay Conve) Position Goal L. Defence R. Defence 3 Centre Kane R. Wing Collins L. Wing Lough Alternate Underwood Alternate Burrey Alternate Palmer Mueller | : Oshawa | Lever | 11 Reierees: | Marsh. CHI-HAWKS AND COUGARS TIE Detroit, Jan. . 10.--A fightin Chicago Black Hawk team that re fused to give up gained a well earned 1 all tie with the Cougars in a wild National leagus hockey game here last night, th Hawks driving in the tying with only 385 second to go in the final . period. | 1 | Chabe I h Maple Detroit | d goal | ed I'he members of the Canadian Westing- house Hockey Toronto - 4 Ottawa - 0 above picture shows the team, that meets Oshawa's Snappy Intermediate Team, the Oshawa Simcoes, in an: exhibition game on Saturday might down at the lccal Arena, t turn pl [ With Lorne test game Jo! ned | oi as to "} Westenders were back in their regu- PORT SNAPSHOT By Geo. Campiril, Sports Editor A Real Game what Well folks! « of the new What do you think 300 people present |] last period period produced sol aggregation and during In fact, when they Oshawa scored their first, ing. However, in the la played real hockey. The not make any difference, the bumps were hard and worked nicely together in the | at least two more goals, When if there had been another stock Ush in the the f came per fact that "DD as u think of A Smart Team The Seniors' cfforts ir more to them than practically any The way in which they kept plug real supporters, The Senic the last rs will] play when they journey to Kingston to play date a féw more carnest practices will be they should be fit and ready for real action. " x * The Banquet After the game together with the members of the the players of both teams and O.H./ A, exe who are in any way connected with the building opening ceremonies, were the a banquet given at the Genosha I * » guests fotel. » of the Osl LJ Skating Tonight = The Arena will be open tonight for the first nigh The people of Oshawa have been awaiting this for now and they are ready to resume their skating actilities pected that a large crowd will attend: * ing. * * * | all persons rink, and the a Limited at of the Arer skat- a long time It is ex- t of public y Simcoes vs. Westinghouse The Oshawa Simcoes are all set to meet house team from Hamilton on Saturday night down in the line up for the Westing- awa Arena, The following is the house team :--Goal, Brodeur; defe Quinney; right wing, Worrel; Schawb and Gathercole. line up. to attend the game. * * This should be a real game probable nce, left wing, The Simcoes will, Bawks Arbour; id a go . No Ipdustrial League So there is to be no Industrial League, the and no doubt, Westing~ new Osh- Canadian Dunkerly; centre, alternates, Neville, use their usual wl crowd is cxpected According to an open lct- ter which appeared on the sport page of yesterday's issue, the Oshawa City Industrial Athletic Association has decided that they will not operate any hockey league this year. Failure to come to a satisfactory financial arrangement with the management of the deciding factor in the Association's decision. at a loss and the Association could not sce Arenia was the The Arena cannot operate their way clear to guarams« tee what the management felt was necessary in the way of financial arrangements, therefore the young hockey players of the city, who are not atfending school, will have to arr: ange. for their own hockey ganies. * " Another Hotkey " Edward Baker, aged twenty-six, star defence man of the Ni Falls Cataracts, suffered a fracture of the skull last night in the g with Buffalo, when he collided with one of his own teammates. but was taken to the skated from the icc unassisted, he died this morning. Tragedy He hospital where | | 1 | | | { | | Chabot last night, How he turned a- side some of the shots that were di- rected at him is beyond the realiza- tion of those who saw him in action But they saw the attacks filter through his outer guard and seem- ingly certain goal-getters were driven at his cage but tehy never crossed the line. After seeing the shots and not seeing the red light flicker the spectators were convinced that Cha- bot had made the saves but how that's the mystery although it was a pleasant one. 'West Toronto | Defeats Vics | Jan, JO--~With methodical machine-like play West Toronto con | tinged its rampage in Group No, 5 of the junior O.H.A. at the Ravina fk last night, disposing of -Victor- 1 score and fully Lo | score gnd full Toronto, Th {lar fc rin with passing plays 'that car- ried them to the jaws of the Victoria while they had the speed to re- 1 a defensive formation before st every counter charge, Victor held the West Side six well in heck by turning with the play, each covering his rival like a shadow, 1 knew how to commercial- Redmen played for hance. a junior front line rter inside hockey 1 ronto last night, two of the I sulting from sensational pa lays, the. puck being passed tl t Nie fore each score aks an the almost it "Leather Pushes | Well Fans her just like a Bigger Some but the thes Ripley and folks he ell kn Jetter w thought and championship eac! spectively, a ai Now all number of hard for th When 1 that, I aside mon} his the [ are wn bra than w New Ones are nd of auto again and ever. @ had Hockey games played last night HOCKEY RESULTS | O.H.A. Bulletin resulted as follows: National League Maple Leafs ...4 Ottawa ....,... Montreal .......5 Rangers .. Boston .........4 Pittsburg . Detroit .......:.1° Chicago \.... International League 2 Niagara Falls .1 Canadian League Brantford P, aS Hamilton LH.A. Intermediate Bowmanville ....4 Whitby ........ Guelph Aggies, .6 Hespeler ...... Forest.. v.ss0s..2. Watford ., Stayner ... .5 Alliston xJordan Burlington x--20 minutes overtime, xBlenheim 2 Alvinston ,.,...0 x--30 minutes overtime, {7 Port Hope +210. Orono... Port Dover 3 Caledonia H.A. Juniors Newmarket 8 Pickeroing Col 1 West Toronto .5 Victorias ---------------------- Pe BRANTFORD WINS FROM GALT 2 veensnd) sessesl ls t Brantford, Jan. 10,--Defleating Galt, 5-3 here last night, Brant- ford went into a tie for second place with Kitchener in the Cana- dian pro league. The game was witnessed by the ance thus far, and the fans were |¢ given plenty of opp nity to |p cheer, The effective « mbination | plays of the Brants were again in evidence, as well as the persistent | efforts of the subs to work in|, close before shooting. | | and what they did to each other was a sin. Yet they like it and will be | there again tomorrow, f 1 mediate night with Earl Balkwill of Brantford as referee. tween Ingersoll and Paris interme- diates will be played at Paris, Mon- | day, referee. sity locals' { senior B series, | they | plenty | clever individual [rst Western University of London and aris are playing a postponed inter- game at Paris tomorrow A postponed game be- Jan. 13 with Earl Balkwill as The Lakefleld at Havelock interme- diate game scheduled for tonight has been postponed. Lakefield and Have- lock will night with Walter Jackson of Peter- boro as referce. play a junior fixture to- W. E. Jackson, oi Peterboro, -re- laces Charlie Lavery of Whitby, as | referee for the Bobcaygeon at Lind- ay junior game tonight. Jack Hemphill of Waterloo being | unable to act, George Karges of Kit- hener will referee the Western Var- at Woodstock semior B gamc onight, HAMILTON DEF 5 PRESTON Preston, Jan .10,--Preston 'argest attend-| Riversides were defeated by the ast Hamilton team here last night hy the score of 5 to 4. It was the fourth defeat in the O.H.A. twice this week oF me goal. At Stratford on Monday hey were defeated 2-1 and tonight fell before Hamilton by the ydd eounter. Tonight's game was fast with of combination along with rushes, In the teams played McGowan of both with period ard hockey - | Hamilton scoring the only goal, Well I guess this is all the ne night so olive oil, All boys wishing to enter ucsted to give their na . M. 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