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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, JANUARY, 21, 1930 REE VICTORIES FOR OSHAWA HOCKEY TEAMS LAST NIG shawa Seniors Take Group Lead by Virtue Of Win Over Belleville! and Lane Both Injured . in Game--Police Protec- tion Needed for Referee wa the Better Team 'Belleville, Jan, 21,--Oshawa nior "B" team assumed undis- ted leadership of the Eastern mtario Senior '""B" gection last ht when they defeated the Bel- ville squad in a torrid exhibition the winter pastime by a score of 6, the periods being 2-1, 6-3. d, bad and indifferent hockey 8 played and the crowd was kept a continual state of excitement ue to the closeness of the score. shawa were never headed but jount up only to fade when, the otor squad stepped on the gas. © westerners always seemed to ve something in reserve. In the middle of the third per- d in turning to get back into a ¥, Cook stumbled and fell heav- y to the ice. He was picked up his team mates and hustled to e dressing room where evamina- fon showed a dislocated collar This will put him out of ac- on for at least three weeks and e Oshawa club have lost a very luable man. i Considerable dissatisfaction was pressed by the crowd over the ird decisions given by the ref- Ernie Wortley, of Toronto. hen he left the ice after the me he was followed by an angry umber of fans but the police step- d in and prevented any out- eak.. The goal judge of the Osh- a team also came in for critic- m and he, too, was ushered into e manager's office after the game prevent any disturbance. He fused to allow a goal that to any who were in a position to] hdge thought it was a counter. ortley, the referee, did not e play, but would not allow the arker. His decisions for, both es respecting offsides were weird say the least and he was con- nually panned by the crowd. The me was notr ough. but some lid checks were handed out. here were many sly trips that the flicial did not see, but he manag- d to send fourteen to the cooler uring the night. Nine of whicu by the locals. either team was "playing a man hort. & Oskawa scored two goals in the first period before there was re- Haitntion by the locals. Black took ) see | HOCKEY RESULTS Hockey games played yesterday resulted as follows: O.H.A. Senior A. Varsity. ..o.eoe.d Queen's cueeeene2 Senior Oshawa ... Skin 8 Belleville Hamilton... eva: 'Galt issssrensvssid a pass from Bond and beat Jeffrey Brantford 0 trom close in and Rowden scored via the same route. Bond was thg pivot for all the plays and he is certainly the classiest centre that has been seen here in some time. Bob Scott scored for Belleville near the end of the frame when he beat Leveque with a waist high drive. Bond handed Rowden a neat pass inside -the defense for their third counter, but Belleville came back to even the count when Scott poked in a perfect pass in front of the twine and the Canning twins did the needful with Henry on the scoring end. Oshawa ran in three more in quick succession when Bond handed Black two neat passes at' the defense and then Bond slapped in the passout from Houck, The locals evened the count starting the third frame when Scott accepted a pass from Henry Canning and beat l.eveque easily and Henry Canning tricked the whole Oshawa team to beat the goalies from close in, Oshawa cinched the pastime with five min- utes to play when Gilfillan scored all alone and Bond took a neat pass from Houck. The scoring orgy was closed when Whalen se- cured a counter in the dying mo-| Ni oars Hamilton ... x10 minutes' overtime, xWind. Mic Macs 2 Woodstock .... x10 minutes' overtime, O.H.A. Intermediate Watford.......10 Petrolia ......,.4 Oshawa.........5 Whitby . Port Hope......6 Bowmanville ....4 McMaster. .7 Markham 4 xMilton 3 Acton ..eeeeeess2 x10 minutes' overtime. xGeorgetown ...3 Brampton ......2 x20 minutes' overtime, Dunnville. ......8 Caledonia Waterford Simeoe seus Port Dover .....7 Cayuga .. Jordan .... .5 Burlington . Glencoe. . .1 Alvinston Durham . ..3 Markdale Stayner.........7 Alliston Coldwater......3 Penétang .... Havelock 3 Lakefield O.H.A. Junior 4 Queen's ...4 Bowmanville . ++.3 Peterboro 4 Markham Toronto C.C. Marlboros UTS... St. Andrew's Orangeville Bolton x20 minutes overtime, Grimsby 2 Port Colborne .. ene Kingston Oshawa .. Port Hope... xStouffville Parkdale Varsity. wes Oshawa Simcoes Win ___ From Whitby by 5-1 : j best hockey of the game when Dick Smith Plays Good Whitby forgot their defensive style Game in Goal for Oshawa and Hijaw Sour wien up in a des . perate effort to. score. Smith was Simcoes -- Elliott and Johnson Work Well on treated to a veritable rain of pucks the Defence but proved equal to the occasion By Whitby Representative and kept his cage clear. The final score was Oshawa Bb, Oshawa Intermediates got the decision in a fast ,0.H.A. game Whitby "1. "Scotty" Hawes playing his first game for Whitby this year, did ex- ceptionally well, considering his played at Burns' Arena on Mon- day evening. Smith in goal for Oshawa, played a marvelous game, his stops were sensational to say lack of practice. He had his eye on the close-in shots, Jack Sleight- holm and Bert Smith turned in their usual good game, while Chas, the least, and both long and short| Ross did well when used. For shots looked the same to him. His team can thank him for their vic- tory. Time and again Whitby were in a position to score only to be Oshawa, Atkinson, Brennan and Gray were good. Johnston was robbed by seemingly impossible saves, watched too closely to be effective. Bob Armstrong, of Toroxto, kept close check on the play and called the breaks in a totally Impartial Play opened with both teams feeling each other out. The game soon speeded up, however, and tne puck travelled from end to end manner. with lightning speed. Oshawa se- The lineups: Oshawa--Goal, Smith; defence, cured the only goal of the period on a fast shot from the defence. Johnston and Elliott; wings, At- kinson and Gray; centre, Brennan; alternates, Perry, DeGray and Bar- In the second, Oshawa increased their lead to three hefore Atche- son geored Whitby's firet, and as it ron; sub goal, Fletcher. nroved, only goal. Shortly after, Whitby---Goal, Haw defence, Deshane and Atcheson; centre, B. Oshawa drew away when a pass- |C. out by Hawes went astray. Rice, C. Sleighthaim, Pe'szee -- ¥. 1, Armstrong, Tor- ments. For Oshawa, Rowden, |p, ijl, Simcoe... iis Bond and Black held the spotlight | [norco], Brantiord L. and for the locals Bob Scott and | Kitchener Stratford {Henry Canning were the best. | Fergus ... Elmira .... The teams: { xMeaford 3 Collingwood Oshawa--Goal Leveque; defence, | +20 minutes overt Cook and Lane; centre, Bond: | Cayuga wings, Rowden and Black; alter: x10 minutes overtime . nates, Houck, Little, Gilfillan. International League Belleville--Goal, Jeffery; de- Fails Millionaires fence, M. Green and B, Creen; cen- Canadian Lea tre, H. Canning; wings A. Weir and | Guelph ........5 D. Whalen; alternates, Scott, Ror-| ke, J, Canning. | ay = -- - ; IE Wortley, Toronto. | BOWMANVILLE INTERMEDI- Referees ¥, Wortley, Toronto. | ATES LOSE Niagara | i OSHAWA BOXER. | 3Jowmanville, Jan, 21.--In an | WINS MAIN BOUT | intermediate O.H.A. game here | | last night Port Hope handed Bow- | nde { manvilie thelr first defeat of the ¥ " 5 season 6-4. The first period had : Jan. 21 Alte Rdasee only been going about two minutes at the St. A wales ng when the referee decided the uni- show at Hygeia Audion wm rq | forms were too much alike, so the evening was smaller than the ea 1 | locals left the ice and returned | warrants, but hoe Whe Aon | each with a white handkerchief were unanimous .the . | Ee that they saw one of the best: set | tied around their leg. of bouts offered .by an amatenr | chuy here In 5 long time. To | Vy Sity - 4 Queens - 2 tle of the evening. Harry Blake of the 34th Regiment, Oshawa, lived up to advance notices and pounded | y a close decision over Harold Crawford of the Classic club in a Toronto, Jan. 21.---Varsity se- slashing give-and-take battle that | cured revenge for the 1 to 0 had the fans in an uproar. Craw. | verse handed to them last week by Queen's in Kingson by defeating the tricolor in ths senior O.H.Al| at Varsity arena last night hy 4 to 2, and thereby the blue and white Toronto, s re- | ford was awarded the Ross Clarke strengthened their hold on. the gamecock prize. leadership in the tight scramble ednesday Night anuary 22nd Arena Intermediate O.H. A. OSHAWA WHITBY ices--Rush, 35¢c, Reserved, 50c, 75¢, $1.00. TICKETS ON SALE AT MIKE'S PLACE. for the title. While the losers were | never in front they were on even terms at the end of the first period and only one goal in arrears at the resumpti-n 'of hostilitics in the third stanza. The locals increased their lead 30 seconds after the last period got under way, but Queen's | reduced it midway and while the | winners again made their advant- | age one of two goals they were ex- tended to the full to stage off the Kingstonians' determined attack in the closing minutes and were alded in their effort by a couple of penalties to Gib McKelvey. While there were flashes of good hockey scattered throughout the game neither team turned as good | a performance as they have in previous games, there being too | much of the intercollegiate rivalry an times personal animosity to pernNt smart hockey all. the way. The pace was fast throughout, the only lapses being when one or other of the squads was short handed through penalties. Thig was more pronounced in the third per- fod when eight of the 14 penalties were inflicted and also when the pace and strenuous going of the carlier chukkers were beginning to tell. Varsity was weakened in the closing period through an injury to McMullen's knee, The teams: Varsity--Goal, Ames; defence, Paul and Whitehead; centre, Stew- art; right, Harley; left, McMullen; subs, Marshall, Murray and Beli. Queen's--Goal, Quinn; defence, McKelvey and Squires; centre, Lee; right, Relist; left, Reld; subs. Lawler, Bellringer and Smith. . Referee--Ernie Parkes, Toron- 0. PORT HOPE JUNIORS DEFEAT PETERBORO Port Hope, Jan. 21.--In a hrist- ling O.H.A, junior encounter here last night the Young Ontarios handed Peterboro the short end of a 3-2 verdict. The game was fast throughout and the Petes tried desperately to notch the equalizer in the dying moments of the game, HAMILTON SENIORS WIN Hamilton, Jan. 21,--~Hamilton's O.H.A. senior squad scored their ninth victory in ten starts here defeating the Preston Riversides 4-1. Only sensational work on the part of Walls, playing in the nets for the invaders saved them from a real drubbing. GUELPH TAKES SECOND PLACE Guelph, Jan. 21.--Guelph Maple Leafs jumped into second place in the standing of the Canpro league when they defeated the Brantford Indians by a 4-1 score in a smartly played game here last night, It was originally: billed -for New Year's night but was postponed, Smith; wings, IL. MacGregor and The third period produced ti.» SE hockey heads 'well in the air, » Oshawa O.H.A eal calibre, Sato ORT SNAPSHOT By Guo. Camrsiry, Sports Editor Oshawa's Night fans of Oshawa are going around town this morning They have a right t teams Th with their night, the playing and were s handed Belleville wer win ir tback ome a nic At Belleville al Bellevilel 1 "ther 'The hockey night in Belleville w pic game, heir hockey se to contr the ire given a few anxious nx aty upporters take t and last they ) uncertain manner, decis ments, attitude lecisions, in 1 Wortley displayed their Referee Ernie drew of the crowd with hi and the Oshawa goal umpire 1 good part but feree players themselves took the 1 weeded and goal umpire, a Police protection' was 1 » Tt the game. The gar should d to t Jelleville te Contrary t break the n Gord oulder an anc got a n ra The wer : game, . stories his collar bone. with a dis- located sh Simcoes Win I'he Oshawa Simcoes won a nice victory last night took the fast Whitby team into a camp by a score of five turned in + Whitby and two g Smith was in the nets for the Simcoes and he The Sincoes have more game to play ane with Port Hope. .r The Juniors The Juniors defeated the Bowmanville * of 4102 The game Kids by but the game was not nearly as exciting as was expected, practically absent. a score and teamplay wa 15, the Juniors will be produced anything but fast hockey Vith this rather poor game out of their able to step out again. They have pri playoffs. inched a place in the > ¥ » LJ Not So Good For Bowmanville Last night may have been Oshawa's night but the teams did not do well, out on the the score for the first time this season and the Bowmanville Sheiks, were forced to absorb their first defeat of the Port Hope was the team that proved too much for the Sheiks, * @ Bowmanville The Juniors came short end of scason., * Harry Blake Wins Bout Harry Blake, member of the 34th Regiment night in Toronto from Harold Crawford in a decisive manner. two boys will meet again on Thursday night at the local Armouries, A smart card has been arranged for Thursday night and the Blake- Crawford tilt is only one of ten real thrillers, : Leadership Race Close Montreal, Jan, 21--The high-scor- ing pace in the American section of the National Hockey League was maintained last week, according to scoring averages up to and including ames of last Sunday, issued last rom the office of President Frank Calder. No changes of importance occurred in the alignment of the leaders, Nels Stewart retaining the lead in the Canadian division, . while Frankie Boucher of the Rangers, another centre-ice player, has a scant margin over "Cooney" Weiland, middle-ice man of Boston Bruins, and Bill Cook, another Ranger, the two latter being tied for second place. Stewart no longer holds undisputed sway as the leading goal-getter, for Weiland has tied him in actual goals scored. Each player has 22, but Weiland has 15 assists against 8 for Stewart, Boucher's high total is com- piled largely through his clever play- making, as he furnished assists in 22 instantes. Bill Cook has 18 goals and 19 asissts fo tie with Weiland. Joe Lamb of Ottawa leads the league in minutes spent on the pen- alty bench with 77, Eddie Shore of the Bruins, getting four minors in the game against Ottawa, went into sccond place with 74, while "Ching" Johnson of the Rangers has served 72 minutes, won his fight last These GALT LOSE TO BRANTFORD Galt, Jan. 21,--Bargain days in hockey continue to be the rule lo- cally, In the third overtime game here dn a week, the Terriers were nosed out by the Brantford In, dians, 56-4 in 10 minutes of extra play. DR. J. A. McINNIS Who was mayor of |Timmins for seven years and a former Lib eral candidate for the federal viding of South Cochrane, has been suggested as the man most eligible to represent [Northern Ontario in the Dominion Senate at Ottawa, if the urgings of the Northern Ontario Liberals are followed and that territory be 'given representation. And the census taker listed her: "Housewife~no occupation." IT. Sleightholm; alternates C Ross, | | { Guelph, | hauer, | O.H.A. Bulletin | The junior group No. 6 double~ header scheduled for Thursday, Jan. 23, at Arena gardens, has been postponed until Tuesday, Jan, 28, to enable the Maple Leafs 'to stage a game, the receipts from which will go to the Poppy Day fund. Whitby juniors have defaulted their remaining games, Oshawa je~iors play a postpc..ed game at Peterboro on Wednesduy, Jan, 2%. The Milton at Brampton post- poncd game in the intermediate series, originally scl >duled for Jan. 3, will be played Wednesday, Jan, 22, Orangeville juniors play at Brampton, Friday, Jan, 24, The Milton at Acton junior fix- ture, postponed from I'ec. 27, will be played tonight with Johuny Jones of Guclph as referee, Belleville juniors will play at Napanee,, Thursday. Jan. 23, in- stead of Friday, Jan. 24, the orig- inal date. Tonight's Referee Changes Referces changed for tonight's games follow: Intermediate Series R.M.C., at Gananoque-- Frank Bellringer, Kingston. Walkerton at Listowel --- Jack Hemphill, Watzarloo. Clinton at Seaforth- Stratford. Red Reid, Series ~-Johnny Jones. Junior Milton at Acton Pickering college (at Barrie at | Robt, Armstrong, | Newmarket) Toronto, Wednesday, Jan. 22, Games Senior B Se:: Belleville at Queens-- A, Mollen- Toronto. at Kitchener Bob Stratiord Armstrong, Toronto. Brantford at Preston Hemphill, Waterloo. Intermediate Lindsay at Fenelon Falls Jackson, Peterboro. Whithy at Oshiwa - Jack Series WwW. E Simcoes- | Norman Albert, Toronto, | | { { Toronto C.C. | last night's O.H.A. | dens, | " 4 section, The first game was a fin anville at Orono--Charlie , Oshawa, nior Series Peterboro ay. Oshawa at Jlwood | Coombs. Lind Stouffville Willowdale McCarthy, Toronto. St. Michael's (Varsity arena, Toronto. Mane at E St. Andrew's 4 -W. Bell, p.m.) ments, P.C.C. and U.of T| Win Junior Games| Referees kindly e mfirm swpetni: | | | Toronto, Jan. 21.--Parkdale. C. | C., with their's to 1 victory over} and Varsity with their | 6 to 0 triumph over Marlboros in | Big Four jun- | for doubeheader at the Arena gar-| practically assured them- | selves play-off position in their | exhibitiod between closely matched teams and provided much enters tainment. While the pace was fast throughout neither team earned a penalty in their 60-minute grind. | In the second fixture the Students | had most of the play and incident- | | ally. gave one of their best displays | of team work in their campaign to date, | iods, { peculiar style of hockey and their | lucky slashes but what | winger for the | particularly | "Rainy" | Homme" | feeting quite this | played canny hockey | case rush a fence but "Johnny" Oshawa Juniors Defeat Bowmanville 4-2 to Tie For Group Leadership Game is Featured by Close Checking of Bowmanville Team -- Little, Peterson and Robinson Score Osh- awa's Goals Although they failed to play the hockey that they are capable of, the Oshawa Juniors handed J. Gunn's stalwarts from Bowmanville, their first setback of the season, last night at the Arena. The score was 4 to 2 Ag a hockey game, it was not as exciting as most junior games ana the usual dash and zip of the locals was noticed by its absence, The Oshawa boys tried hard to work the clever passing game that has played such a prominent part in their last few games but except for occasional flashes of teamwork, they failed to get going. "They : started off poorly and until the last period they gave a mediocre display. During the fir two per the Oshawa forward i passes, overskated the puck, a taken all in all gave a very ragged | display. However, when they came | on for the last scssion they start- ed to show the faus some smarl hockey. The Bowmanville team played a 1 checking was very effective. Time and time again they broke up Osh- awa plays by what, looked like was really'| the left | proved | | good work. F. Jamieson, visitors, effective against He seemed to | know just how to check 'Bonne and he had the Oshawa player completely bottled the greater part the Lortie, however, t fit and consid turned in a fairly Thomson, his teammate, Lortie, defence up for game, of was 1 he Eame, | proved a tower of strength on ti back line. He also rushed fairly | woll although- he seemed slow breaking away. Robinson, Little | and Peterson were the pick of the | Oshawa forward line. Robinson , through. Little scoreq the first two goals for the locals and in each | he made sure of the puck. | Peterson scored the nicest goal of the night when he split the defence | and fooled James completely. | Drinkle, Bradd, and Authors show - | ed flashes of good hockey but they | were inclined to hold the puck £00 | long. Failure to pass the puck at | the right time gpofled several good | | { chances, Jamieson, i Brown | wmanville | | Piper, O. were the pick of the team. F. Jamieson marred a night's play by drawing minute penalty for handing butt end. This victory puts Oshawa and Bowmanville in a. tie for. first place in their group and assures both teams of a place in the play- offs. good five | out a The Game ened with a Bowmanville then Drinkle beat the des James saved. Play 4 j10 take pass i missed | 7 inj: all the wa¥|er | check Peterson tried to bat in the rebound but Johany cleared. Thomson made a mice try but his shot was weal Oshawa were checking Bowmanvillzs off 'their feet, R. Brown scored on an open net when Burr saved but the rebound got away from him, Lor- tie was chased and for a while Osh- awa had their troubles. Bowmanyille began to take the aggressive and Bey were having success, The locals v I playing very ragged hockey andithe crowd began to give "advice?" Qsh- awa either would not or could not pass the puck. It was doubtful whut the real result was. Little foole] James and banged the rubber int the upper corner to tie it up. Robin- son garnered in a pass and made 2 fovely try but James smothered the pass. © The period ended with 'the score one all Second Period Oshawa started to pep things dp a bit' and it be o look like a game, Oshawa be make a few con bination nd James was giver some work Little tried Hard and Brown got . ping. Play was rag uddenly, Oshawanbe- Jamieson got cha followed. Petelo from the corne®' but James saved.!] the defence 1d ly bodied, /.} Burr with a mic ke his bell dr minute's rest. minutes when | itt end that protri cd a foot. soon as he was oii Robinson took the puck up to the defence and then passed to Litt! vho gave James no chance and agai tied the jowmanville renew- s- but the period end- re two all. Third Period nalty and with six wa began 10 Peterson, the through the es cold with a t chasedidor ok the , then around' the i James for Qsh- A got chased; for trippin looked as if he h saved-a st goal. Then Drinkle fol- wed awa had to play two 3 ille were tt good op- as if he had )t to pass the line began to ly attempts at led badly. Play e coast- le mak- Oshaw: As an p puck. Osh re fooz aued and the g nd with Bowmany re. team play was Ve ed to ar ing' uscless eff 4. Bow The tea : Bowmanville ris to sce Position Janie Goal 0 Defenc M. Lnney Def P entre J I. Wing R. Brow . Wing Grant 1 i Robinson } Authors Little Solmes Alternates Alternates F. Allen, Toronto. n delerec Chicago will celebrate a 'cen tury of progress." From tomahawk to machine gun. 3 Gobs--and Gobs of Fun! william Haines Anita Page in his first Karl Dane J. C. Nugent ERE is William Haines H in his first all talking picture, a tale of the trials, thrilis and laughs of the gobs on board the U.S, destroyer fleets, As "Bozo" Kelly, he is hard-boiled, wise- cracking, devil-may-care. 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