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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1930. WA SENIORS ELIMINATE BELLEVILLE FROM GROUP RACE ] Fool ; he | Contin took the puck right through S HAD 1071S ose pind put it in the net for' Oshawa's O.H. A. Bulletin | Additional playdowns have been 2 (ting sent off for slashing when he | lost his temper. Bond went all the third goal. Bill followed this by get- Schedule by Defeating ; Belleville Maroons 4-1 "Exit Belleville Maroons. On to the Playoffs. Before a crowd of nearly 2500 Roiay, excited hockey fans, the Osh- wa eniors blasted Belleville's hopes for a playoff berth, when they out- ed and outplayed the Maroons to close the schedule with a four to one nctory. 3 The game was oi the exciting kind and the fans were kept in an uproar practically all the time. Both teams were inclined to mix things up a bit and the players were quick to re- taliate if they thought they had been "ride." Except for a short while during the last period, then Dshawa had two men on the bench, Belleville never looked very danger- pus and the majority of their scoring threats comprised hon from outside the defence or from the boards. Con- trasted with this type of play, was Oshawa's scintillating combination work which enabled them to take the puck right in on Jeffery and give im no chance to save. Three of Dshawa's tallies came as the result of combined efforts. The two most - galuable men on the Oshawa team were the men who figured in these plays, Bond and Houck. Neither man scored a goal but both players were entirely unselfish and their clever passing resulted in three goals and on several other occasions, their efforts were foiled only by the spec- tacular work of Jeffery, in the nets for Belleville, The Oshawa wing men played good hockey, the work of Black and Gilfillan beirig especi- ally noticeable. Black and Doc worked hard and both had tough fick. Jeffery robbed Black of what ked two sure goals in the last riod, Gilfillan, the alternate left inger, was given a chance to get #1 the game more and he made good gse of his chance. He backchecked vell and was always dangerous on a fombination attack. He scored two Oshawa's goals, one on a pass m "Kip" and the other on a pass m Houck. Conlin and Lane both layed nice games but both seemed { their opponents. {about a minute left to play in a little too eager to mix things with One of the features of the game, was the clever net-minding exhibition given by the two goalies in the last period. Both teams drew plenty of penalties inthis period and as a re- sult the goalies were given plenty of work to do. Leveque and Jei- fery both turned in stellar perform- ances. Jeffery was outstanding. Time and time again, he was called upon to save when an Oshawa player went right in but he kept cool at all times and some of his saves were excep- tionally brilliant. R. Scott, and Hull also showed up well for the visitors. This win gives the Oshawa Seniors the Group leadership and eliminates Belleville from the race, The dates for the Group playoff games between Queens and Oshawa will be an- nounced as soon as they are known, The Game Soon after play opened Bond got chased for handing out the butt end. Leveque made a nice save when A, Weir went in close on a combination play. Immediately after Bond ¢ back Oshawa scored on a pretty com bination play. Conlin passed to Bond who in turn passed to Black. Art went right in and gave Jeffery no chance. Lane went right through on a lovely rush but he went too far and his shot missed the net. Houck and Gilfillan combined nicely to give Jeffery a scare. Gilfillan went right through and then missed the net. Conlin got chased for boarding Weir, Oshawa scored their second goal with the first period. The goal came as the result of another brilliant combina- tion play. Houck passed to Kipper who passed across to Gilfillan. Jim made no mistake with the shot and the score stood at two to nothing when the period ended. Second Period 1 Belleville started fast but failed to | get past the Oshawa defence. Lane | got chased for tripping and a half minute later Doc Rowden and Green exchanged slashes and both wer ! off. Bond. broke y and Scott drew a" penalty {fo way through but Jeffery saved. Row- den and Bond combined nicely but Jack's shot was a little weak, Lane drew a cpnalty when he charged and tripped Green. Leveque made a lovely save when Hull went right in after taking Green's pass. Three minutes later Green was sent off for tripping Black. Doc and Houck combined nicely but Doc missed a perfect pass in front of the net. The period ended with the score Oshawa J, Belleville 0, Third Period . Oshawa started in with a rush, A minute after play opened, Rowden broke through and Green tripped him. He got a rest for that. 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Houck drew a rest for | tripping Weir, Belleville scored on | the play but it was not counted, | Conlin, who got a major penalty, was still off and Belleville pressgd hard "Kipper" gave Black a perfect pass but Jeffery stopped the shot. Con- lin and Houck came back and Osh- awa took the aggressive. Doc went clean 'through the defence but Jef-| fery made a mice save. Houck and | Black went right through and again | Jeffery saved. Boamd was sent to the | box for putting his elbow in Green's | face. Belleville went up the ice and went right in on Eddy and missed an open net. A. Weir tripped Black and | | was sent off. Kipper drew a penalty' a minute to play Houck went down | the centre and passed to Gilfillan who | beat Jeffery cold for the last goal | of the game, Oshawa 4, Belleville 1, Teams Belleville Position Jeffery Goal G. Scott Defence M. Green " R. Scott A. Weir | Day 1 | P. Morgan {| Hull H. Morgan Referee--Ernie Oshawa | Leveque Lane Conlin | Jond | "Doc" Rowden | Black | "Kip" Rowden | Houck Gilfillan Toronto, Centre wing wing sub Parkes, Senior "B" | Group | Standing The following is the standing of the local Senior "B" Group. All the games have been played. Teams Oshawa T. 1 0 1 Varsity Jrs. Eliminates Owen Sound ------ |] | Toronto, Feb. 15.--Led by Alex. | { Levinsky, the stalwart defense | star, University of Toronto juniors | last night defeated the Owen | Sound Greys by 3 to 2 and won| | the round by 4 to 2. Levinsky, who | | played superbly on defense, made i halt a dozen dangerous sallies into Owen Sound territory and regist- | ered two goals to glve his team the verdict. He scéred once in the first period and got the other in the second session when the Greys : were pressing strongly and making their best bid of the struggle. The Blue and White were super- lor to the courageous Greys--more | 80 than the one-goal margin in- dicates, They shone in territoria! | play, went around the defense men with easo and regularity and played good combination, but their {the Sout! | special marksmanship was erratic and on | two occasions they missed easy chances. Cunningham in fact, mis- { sing the net with no one in front | of it. ENLISH FOREVER | A Lancashire man lad a son | 1 who was to go to the university, nd he wanted him to speak per- ect English. One day he listened to a lawyer making a speech, whose language was the purest he had ever heard. "Will you teach my son to talk like thee?" he asked. He offered | a good sum for this service, and | the barrister agreed. { "On one condition," he said, "that you do not see your son for twelve months. He must not hean a word of Lancashire dialect for that period." The twelve months passed, and {the man hurried south with glee to see his sort. He was ushered into the library of the barrister's house, where he met the lawyer himself. "Well, and how Is my son?" he asked, to which the lawyer re-| plied: "Re, bah gum 'o's {oigel" OSHAWA PUBLIC SCHOOLS The Dope What a shame the old weather man couldn't have staved off this mild spell for another week.! Then we could have had the entire hockey schedule in public school cleaned up. As it is we are six games behind at the time of going to press. Here's hoping the weather tightens up next week so the boys can get all their games played. As neither of the tu » scheduled games played this week aff fected the |the Albert St. players. Ritson Srs. vs. { John Sewowhoski goal { Joe Sanaco N. Rogers B. Chasozewski W. Harmer M. Shegan R. M. Knight LW ors. The G Big Joe Sanaco of Ritson I. defence r. defence centre r. Wing sub Final score: Ritson Srs, §, 0. Albert Srs. DBezenor Calder Norton Ward | Milne | ng Albert | | Referce--Mr. Robinson. ame { led the | attack which completely demoralized | The big fel- standing, publication of team ranking | lows had the game all their own way will not be made until next week, Here we go scheduled hoc! that is, if the weather holds. The North group in | Senior hockey has now definitely been conceded to Centre St. In the South it remains for South ncoe to defeat Ritson when the riy on Wednesday night, in order the group. In that case th for the cup will be between ¢ South and Centre St ticularly interesting fact that the only tw city to have held the and South Simcoe, The Senior Hocke presented to tl ) Ex-mayor "B reston at first put up for competitior when it was won by Centre 1928 it became the propert Simcoe after a has remained School 1927 St, In heated argument and there SIce verware this for keeps. Northern tied up in a re: dian Knot whi ander could the game, 1 to defeat Nort! take Centre year, 1 === and play pepped up. With less than | section, Ritson Rd victory ov group lead pected to defeat Classroom hockes ly on to the final Saturday sces tl liminarie: semi-finals, turday South the semi and N I wir similar argument; and ty North Simcoe clash for the hor the North end « finals. The i mainder of ti played. sven-thir- Thirds See next announcemer Monday, Se On bert St. Simcoe, February niors defaulted to Girls' Basketball Great enthusiasm has been jin the past two weeks troduction of basketbal public schools not only 1 but by teachers and basketball en- thusiasts throughout the city. Many former stars of the collegiate teams have 'been on hand at the practices to give the younger generation a few of the fine points of the g: It is the intention of the commit tee in charge of this sport to com- mence the playir chedule within the course the weeks, ficials have alre: dule which they int lic next week, Classroom Leagues Teams qualifying for semi-finals,- Fourths--Centre Street Thirds -- North Simcoc Street. Winner previously North Simcoc Cedardale-~Thirds next few parcd a 1 nd to mak ou! of preliminary round not nnouneed Miss McCleod Miss Pierson. { | | Burke * | Gillespi 1 eet | Salter from start to finisl 1 in spite of all on the last week of | the Albert St. boys could do to de- | fend their own goal. Centre St. Fourths vs. King St. Fourths defe 1. defenc centr I. wing . wing | Goodman Final score- ntr i1 of South [tin i | Ward | i BY ; h {and outr Referee--1., G. N The Game Fourths show Centre to be p class selves SCS hoc the King hard all the way ve game thr Mary St. Thirds ' Wilson Smith Doidge Hugg high | St. vs. 1. defe . def wir . G. N goal goa centre MaclInally | nee White | « Bakogeorge C Gamble | Matthews | Marlow | Saunders ¢ St. 6, King St. A 18) cd them- sed of the. san Walkerton N. Simcoe T"* : B Ret nee Ga ence Ke'l Wright 12 Bouckle ps McMaster P xHamiit ic B The Game ky little {put up a real scrap i land fa ed and Mary | eral times ior | Centre St. Thirds vs. King St. ROA \¢ Burr | Johnsor Goodchild of Cen noecuyere Mar for their | pponents 1 North Simcoe's almost Thirds | Don: {la |& tre >t d any player ona {| Jordan zParis . | Walkerton zWindsor Tech. outskated [af DONALD "DOC" ROWDEN "Doc" Rowden, popular Oshawa athlete, who yester day said "No" to an attrac- tive offer from the Toronto Maple Leafs. This is not the first time that "Doc" has been approached by N.H.L. teams but he definitely turn- ed down the Maple Leaf of- fer, for this year anyway. Hockey is not the only game that "Doc" stars at and no doubt this fact entered into his decision. HOCKEY RESULTS Hockey games played yesterday resulted as follows: O.H.A, Senior B Jelleville .... Intermedizie 8 Peterboro .... Simcoe Acton Watford shawa 1 zRound tied 5-5. Watford > Camp Borden « Junior Owen Sound zVarsity wins round 4-2. 4 London zWindsor Tech, wins round 7- arry Sound Newmarket International League leveland Ni m xOvertime, Canadian League rantford 3 Galt .. radford ry for Bick! Andrew Burr Edmontson Lauder Fraser St. 0. s ry vim and vigor sometimes cking in their older brothers of the ntle art of shiny, King St. Seniors, ter a very poor start, marched to 3-0 victory over Mary St. Seniors. arranged as follows: Senior Series Tuesday, Feb, 18--Hamilton oi Kitchener at Port Colborne or Preston, Thursday, Feb. 20--Port Col- borne or Preston at Hamilton o Kitchener, ; The winners of this series wil play Woodstock or Chatham, Thursday, Feb. 20.--Oshaws a! Queen's, Saturday, Feb, 22--Queen's Oshawa, Junior Series--First Round Monday, Feb. 17--Lindsay ol Peterboro St. John's at Kingston. Wednesday, Feb, 19--Kingston at Lindsay or Peterboro St. John's Thursday, Feb, 20---Varsity a Parry Sound or Newmarket, Saturday, Feb, 22 (3 p.m.)- Parry Sound or Newmarket at Va: .| sity (Arena Gardens). Friday, Feb. 21--Oshawas or Oakville at West Toronto (Arena Gardens), Monday, Feb. 24--West Toronte at Oshawa or Oakville, Intermediate Series Wednesday, Feb. 19--~Walkerton or Watford v. Royal Military Co lege or Peterboro at Toronto (sud den death game). Games Monday, Feb, 17 Games and referees for Monda:, Feb. 17, will be as follows: Senior "B'* Series | Chatham at Woodstock--W, H, Legg, London. Intermediate Series | Simcoe at Jordan--Ernie Collett, | { Toronto. R.M.C. at Peterboro-- Ernie Wortley, Toronto. Bradford at Coldwater -- | McCarthy, Toronto, | Paris v. Acton | Parkes, Toronto. Mac at Galt--FErnie Watford at Walkerton--H. Ii. Jacobi, Toronto. Junior Series Lindsay or Peterhoro St. John's | at Kingston--W, Green, Belleville, Oshawa at Oakville--A, Mollean- | hauer, Toronto, Niagara Falls v. Port Dalhousie { or Blue Birds at Niagara Falls-- | George Penni,e Niagara Falls, | Referees kindly confirm appoint- ments, A change has been made in the | referee appointment for the | Queen's at National senior "A" fix- | ture Tuesday, Feb. 18. M. J. Rod- | den, of Toronto, will handle the | game, replacing Jack Hemphill, of | Waterloo. Paris and Acton intermediates having tied on the round in their home-and-home series, will play a sudden death game at Galt on Mon- day night with Ernie Parkes of To- ronto as refereo, This game will be Played to a finish, Manuel Moderios, of New Bediord, Mass., has decided he has no need or a watch dog. The reason is Manuel's big gander. The gander guards the Maderios home as valiantly as any dog, furiously attacking all who seek to enter except members of the fam- Iv. games | We understand that the of- Centre Games at the Arena next Saturday morning :-- Cedardale South Fourths, Mary St. vs. N. ¢ Fourths, Centre vs. North Simcoe Thirds. 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