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* ERT EN RISE HI NE ERT PAGE EIGHT THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1930 SIMCOES AND DAILY TIMES WIN INDUSTRIAL HOCKEY GAMES King St. and Simcoes Juveniles Tie While Laundry and Textiles Lose Simcoes Juveniles Tie Game Up in Last Period--Sim- coes Defeat Laundry 2-1 --Times Wins Froni Tex- tiles 2-1 The Oshawa City and Industrial Hockey League had another big night last night, The games dished up were the best vet, and the number of spectators on hand was larger than usual. Ancther Tie Game In the opening tilt, the King street juveniles scored the first goal, early in the second period, but the Sim- coes tied the game up in the last period, afd the game ended with the score 1-1. Each team gets a point for their cfforts. The game was fast and some clever hockey was produc- cd. King strcet were weak at' de- feace but their forward line was sup! erior, Oshawa Laundry Inters. Lose The Oshawa Laundry intermediates slipped a little lower in the league standing when they lost to the Sim- goes in an exciting game: The is sue was in doubv until the final bell had rung. The score of the game was 2 to 1. This victory helps the Simcoes a great deal. . A R Game The last game between The Daily Times' team and the Textiles, was a real, fast game, and the Textiles were forced to absorb their first defeat of the season, The Textiles had two of the local O.H.A. junior team playing for them, Gunn and Lortie, but they cout not cope with the speed of the Newsies. R. Boneham scored the winning goal in the last period on a lone ctffort and the game ended with the score 2 to 1 for The Times, LEAGUE STANDING Juvenile Teams PWL Red Aces toovenns Laundry ...... King Street T Pts 2 = CO OCH HOO =H ~~o0 oY 0g @ ---- Collegiate savesess 2 Intermediate P = @ Teams Textiles ... Times "arene 'Walkerton zCobalt in wn recondition Come in today and inspect the biggest used car bargains ever y ' --s0 come in today, sure! E1927 | 1926 Moffatts AX M.C. Simcoes Laundry Manitoba © ws ts malN = Co WON = Orr iy [SER Std [REN OF Crave, 'Rink Wins Championship Toronto, Mar. 1.--For the third time in as many seasons, the Cana- dian curling championship, as repre- sented by the Macdonald Brier Tan- kard event,' was won' by Manitoba. The Winnipeg Granite rink, skipped by Howard Wood, captured the Tan- kard at the Granite Club yesterday afternoon in a play-off game with Bobby Mynro's Edmonton rink from Alberta, 1'ne final score was 12-7. After leading the various rinks in the previous eight rounds, the Alber- ta curlers faltered yesterday morning when they had the championship al- most in their grasp, They were bea- ten by J. M. Darby's Quebec rink in the final game of the draw, and thus Manitoba was able to tie them for the top position, the Winnipeg curl- ers winning their morning game with Nova Scotia by 16 to 7. The Albertas cracked in the morning game were outcurled by the Darby rink af- ter the sixth end, when the score was Itied. It was one of the big upscts of the week and a fitting climax to the best showing made by any Que- bec rink in the bonspiel to - date. The Alberta and Manitoba rinks fin. ished the final draw with seven vic- tories and two defeats cach, Early in the week, on opening day in fact, the Edmonton rink had beat en Manitoba, But the Winnipegon- tans were a much stronger combina- tion than they were then when the play-off game took place yesterday. Howard Wood's players began 10 show form that thed displayed in the Winnipeg bonspiel and that qua- lified them tor the trip to Toronto. Their younger and less experienced opponents could not repeat their pre vious victory, and went down battling offered in town! These cars are|in a game that was concluded be- on sale at special low prices. Every car is fully equipped and has been carefully reconditioned Backed by our reputation for fair dealing, every car repre- sents outstanding value at its price. Some are the very latest models and can scarcely be told from new, and they perform like new. This means unbeat- able motor efficiency and riding comfort at amazing reductions in price. Small down pay- ments easy terms on all cars. Don't miss this oppor- tunity! First come, first served LOOK OVER THE FOLLOWING CHEVROLETS CHEV. TOURING .. $53.00 CHEV. TOURING , .$135.00 CHEV. TOURING ..$215.00 CHEV, SEDAN ....$275.00 CHEV. SEDAN ....8$835.00 1923 1925 7 Quebec ..... fore all the stones were curled on the style the Manitoba skip rings clear of shots on the final end | and destroyed any hope of Alberta getting five shots which they need- cd to tie the count, With two or three rocks remaining to be played, the Alberta players conceded the vic- tory, In typical Western kept the last end, Standing At Completion of Draw «Rink Alberta ...4.0 Manitoba . Torpnto Montreal Saskatchewan Nova: Scotia ..eseesvssen sess atens New Brunsw . Northern Ontario 4.esee Ontario sveesnvesnnsenses Guelph Wins From Galt 8-4 Guelph, Mar, 1.--Guelph Maple LARRRAMNN Scum nninth and [= and | HOCKEY RESULTS O.H.A, Intermediate 6. .Parls O.H.A, Junior zWest Toronto 6 Kingston ,....0 z--West Toronto wins 15 to 0. N.O.H.A. Intermediate Final zS. Porcupine _.4 Sudbury ...4 zSouth Porcupine wing 13 to 7. International League London .....3 Windsor N.O.H.A. Junior ved Iroquois Iallg zCobalt wins, 10 to 8. Beagle Club for Oshawa | and District About twenty Beagle fanciers of Oshawa and district met at the Genosha Hotel last night for the purpose of forming a Beagle Club in this territory. As g result of this meeting, the Oshawa and District Beagle Club was formed. The fol- lowing are the officers that were elected for thé season of 1930. President--- Geo, Robertshaw; Vice-President --I. Wotton; Sec- retary-Treasurer--J, Pollard; Di- rectors--Mr. Lowe, Mr. Osborne, Mr. Hayes, Mr, Moore, Mr. Vodden, and Mr. Ed. shirk of Claremont. Mr. Tonkin, acteq as chairman for the evening and in his re- marks, he briefly outlined the pos- sibilities of a Club in this district and gave an outline of a mecting called by the Secretary of the C. K.C., at Toronto, in which the run- ning rules as adopted by the C. K. C. were changed to read as follows. "After January 1, 1930, it will be necessary for a Beagle to com- pete against the winners of all Clubs operating in the Province of Ontario, in order to win the covet- ed Canadian Championship Certifi- cate." DEFENDING CUPHOLDERS LOSE TO ENGLISH PLAYERS Monte Carlo, France.-- British and American tennis stars elimi- nated two strong French combina- | tions in the doubles semi-finals of the Butler Cup tournament here to- day. Bill Tilden and Wilbur Coen Jr defeated Christian Boussus and | Rene Dé Buzelet, 6-4, 4-6, 5-7, 6-3, | 6-4, and the Englishmen, H. W. Austin and Charles Kingsley, elimi- nated Henrl Cochet and Jacques Brugnon, defending cup holders, in | a sensational upset, 6-3, 6-2, 5-7, 8-0. Empire Games Make Progress 65-7, Hamilton, Ont., March 1--Stars in their own . particular line, boxers, wrestlers, swimmers, oarsmen, bow!- ern, tennis, rugby and soccer players, are all ready for the British Empire pire Games, to be held here from Aug. 16 to 23, Through days, weeks and months of strenuous exercise, they are preparing, for the greatest test that many of them have ever faced ~ that of competing with the stars from all part: of the British Empire this summer. The Empire Games are not to be confused with the Olympic games, which are held every four years, with the object of promoting internation- al peace. The Empire meet is sim- ply a gatherimg of athletes from the Empire, a sort of get-together. At the Olympic games in 1928, the idea was formed, and once the ball start- ed rolling it gathered impetus at ev- ery turn, The opening ceremonies will be held Saturday, Aug. 16, Amateur athletes who are British subjects and have resided for six months in the country they represent will be allow- ed to take part, the definition being that of the Imperial Olympic Com- mittee. There are to be contests in athletics, boxing, wrestling, rowing, swimming, lawn tennis, bowls and rugby and association football. In the ethletics each country may enter four competitors for each event and. six for the Marathon race, The ev- ents will be: For men--100, 200, 400, 800, 1,500. 5.900 and 10000 metres, Marathon of 26 miles, 385 yards; 3,000 metre stee- plechase, 110 metres hurdles and 400 metres. hurdles; high jump; long jump; hop, step and jump; pole vault; throwing the javelin; throwing the discus; jutting 16 Ib, shot and throwing 16 1b. hammer, For women--100 metres; 200 me- tres; 800 meters; 110 metre hurdles; high jump; throwing the discus god ous overtime sessions against Jordan this week and the players showed the CPORT SNAPSHOT By Go, Caurnmis, Sports Editor Good Hockey ; Those who turned out to the i night were rewarded with three games of smart hockey. ndustrial games at the Arena last Several of the intermediate teams have enlisted one or two members of the local junior Q.H-A. team, but whether they will speed up the games or not, remains 'to be seen. The juvenile game was a real smart battle, and although it looked for a while as i f the King street team would pull out a winner, the Simcoes tied the game in the last period and the teams remained deadlocked for the coe intermediates won a valuable Laundry, The last gamc was one remainder of the game. The Sim- victory by defeating the Oshawa of the best of the schedule. The Times presented a fast skating bunch. of puck chasers and in the last _ period, after they had obtained a goal lead, they checked like fiends to give the Textiles their first defeat of the season, * % * * Date of Boxing Tournament Changed Owing to unforeseen circumstances, 'the promoters of the local boxing tournament, which was to be held at the Armouries on Thurs day, March 13, have found it necessary to hold the tournament a week later, on Thursday, March 20. Arra ngements have been made to make O.H.A. BULLETIN The O.H.A. having ordered all final games on artificial ice, the return fixture in the interniediate series between Walkerton and Paris will be played at Galt on Monday, The elimination Altan Cup games hetween Iroquois Falls, champions. of the N.O.H.A, and either Walkerton or Paris will be played on Thursday, March 6 and Sattirday, March 8, with the first game at the Arena Gardens. The O.H.A. junior finals be- tween 'Niagara Falls and Varsity or West Toronto will be played Saturday afternoon, March 8 at the Arena Gardens and Tuesday, March 11 at Niagara Falls, The O.H.A. Memorial cup elim- ination games between the O.H.A. and N.O.H.A. champions are sche- duled for Thursday, Marth 13 and Saturday, March 15. A change has been made in the officials for the semi-final junior games between Varsity and West Toronto. Jack Hemphill of Wat- erloo has been appointed to handle the game on Monday night, while M. J. Rodden of Toronto will be in charge of the return fixture on Wednesday, March 5. the necessary changes on the tickets which have already been sold, * * #* West Toronto Too Good The West Toronto juniors proved far too good for the Kingston Kids and they handed the team from the Limestone City a. 0 to West Toronto won the round by 135 to 0. lacing' right in Kingston. It looks as if the Oshawa juniors and the Kingston team would hay made a far better series, Walkerton Has Three-Goal 'Lead Walkerton intermediates, another one of "Bill" Hancock's pro- ductions, take a three-goal lead witl y them to Galt for the return game with Patis, for the O.H.A, intermediate title. The score of dst night's game was 0 tod. Walkerton should be able to hold their comftortabl lead, but Paris will make them extend themsclves to do it. Walkerton Wins First Game of Inter. O.H.A. Finals Paris Team, Leg. Weary| SOUTH PORCUPINE SRS.| From Two Previous Hard Struggles--Return Game in Galt on Monday a three-goal lead over Paris in the irst of the O.J§A. intermediate championship finals played at th Arena Gardens last mght. The score was 0 to 3, and on the play the win- ners deserved the margin, The sec- ond game will be played mi Galt on Monday night, according te the pre-| sent arrangement, | A crowd of over three thousand fans in which Doth teams were well represented by supporters, viewed the | game which 'was exciting although | lacking in many respects the clever | |] | Toronto Mar. 1.--Walkerton bo {hockey displayed by the intermediate | an emergency. teams in two previous clashes, the Paris tcam came out of two strenu- effects last night. Walkerton was the fresher of the two and showed the most speed. Paris players tried hard but did not have the cleverness fa the stamina of their opponents. Hd! cvew, they should have cut Walker- ton's lead in the final period. Von Zuben who played the entire ganic without relief and showed it palinly in the final frame, came to life at one stage and scored Paris' third goal. 'Walker and McHutchin were in the penalty box at the time. Half a minute later Von Zuben and Kemp thorne caught the Walkerton defence with only 'trunshinski protecting Ob erle in the net, All Von Zuben had to do was pass the puck to Kemp- thorne, who could have gone in and picked his own opening, but the for- mer elected to be sclhsh and do it all himself, and he bungled the best scoring opportunity that Paris had all evening, alkerton Sets Pace The play was fast with Walkerton setting the pace and outskating their greensweatered rivals, The first per iod was not productive of much scor ing, Kempthorne, the Paris centre player, usipg a pokecheck with ef- fective results on most of Walker- ton's efforts at team play. The only goal of the period came after thir- teen minutes of play when Raybould counted on a pass from Walker, Walkerton missed a number of good scoring chances and had much the better of the play, but Schneuker, in from Paris 6-3 AND SUDBURY INTERS. PLAY FOUR-ALL TIE Mar. }. Porcupine, Sud- seniors and South South Porcupine bury Intermediates fought to a 4- all tie here Thursday night in the final game for the Gordon cup, the N.O.H.A.'s intermediate trophy, but the former secured the silver- ware by reason of their six-goal lead from the previous game in sudbury. They took the round, 13t0 1. Sudbury surprised the 1 fans by giving an aggressive dis- play that had the seniors disorgan- ized at times, but the latter were the more experienced and appear- ed to have something in hand for Their shooting was away off, and they missed a num- ber of good chances by weak fin- ishing. Sudbury checked closely through- out and went into the corners to adopting worrying Cat. HL London Comes From Behind Windsor, Mar. London Panth- ers came up from no ular to register a sparkling 3 ¢ tary over the Windsor Bulldogs in an International Hockey Lcag fixfi- ture here last night that ( impaired the local's hopees®ot figur- ing in the play-offs this winter. Going into the third period the Bulldogs were shownig the way by 2 to 0 as the result of goals regist- -2 .vic- ond, and a crowd of 5,000 fans pic- tured an important decision over a team that had downed the locals four times in succession, But Panth- ers wrecked the party by ter with Eddie Rodden figuring in all three of them. Eddie bagged the first one himself 30 seconds after the start of the last frame, assisted Gor- den Brydson to another, one minute later and then whipped a long pass to Johnny Sorrell for the third one. home | Phase the puck, I cties that kept up interest in the | 'West Toronto Juniors Win Round 15-0 Kirgston, Mar. 1.--=West Toronto casily disposed of Kingston juniors in the second game of the O.H.A. third round play-offs here last ni by the score of 6 to 0, and therchy taking the round by 15 to 0. At time were West Toronto in any darn- ger whatsoveg, and in the latter part of the game they were slowing down even in the face of a terrific assault by Kingston in an endeavor to at least score one goal, and while they | failed to score they were robbed of lhalf a dozen counters by good work lin the net and unusually tough breaks {for the locals. West Toronto displayed beautiful hockey all the way, their superb com~ bination, lightning speed and hard checking bewildering the Kingston team and leaving not the slightest doubt ag to the superiortiy of the visitors. 4 some remarkable work in the net by Cungingham, West Toronto would have scored a raft of goals, Tor the Kingston goalkeeper made some spec tacular saves all thrpugh the game. The West Toronto regular line of Gracie, Thoms gnd Collings played pretty hockey, but they were no bet- ter than "Ewens, Kressler and Mc- n fact, had it not been for |}. Lelland, who 'played .a greater part of the game and looked every inch as good as the regulars. s Mickey Blake was the best of the {ingston team, outside of Cunning- ham, for he never wavered all night. backchecked at a fierce rate, and should have had at least three goals, ---------------- So iar faking stor) adopting and kansas Gazette, we haven't had any nature- ry of Wall Street bears wthering lambs. --Ar- "Th we moved opinion of "I's a shame, the way they're letting their place run down. they've put any repair work on it since must be hard up!" Perhaps such comments but unfair or not, we cannot escape the A good-looking remodeled, or house ey Must Be Hard Up" I don't believe on the street. ' guess they unfair, are other people. kept in repair, is not only a joy, it's an asset. A shabby one is nothing but a liability. 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George Hainsworth, goalkecper for the Montreal Canadien jn the National Hockey League, who hag been laid up for a week with a bad cold left with his team for Fittsburg today and will be back in the line-up' for the game with the Pirates tomor- row night, 200, 400, 800 and 1,500 metres; 110 me tre hurdles; high jump; long jump; pole vault; throwing the javelin; throwing the discus; and putting 12 1b,, shot. Relay races--AMen, 400 metres; and 1,500 metres, Wome 00 metres. SchoolWoys -- 400 and 1,600 metres. In wrestling and boxing each coun- try. may enter two persons in. each category, but can have only one com- petitor in each. The categories are: Flyweight, 112 pounds; bantam 118 pounds; feather 126 pounds; light 135 pounds; welter 147 pounds; mid- dle 160 pounds; light heavy 175; and heavyweight, over 191 pounds, The rowing events will be sculls, double sculls, coxless fours, fours with coxswain, and eights. Each country may make two entries in each event, but only one may compete. 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Women--100 yards free style; 100 yards backstroke; 200 yards breast single stroke: 400 yards free style: diving diving. and four substitutes, tion Football, Rugby football, lawn tennis, which includes doubles, and singles for boys girls under 20, and bowling, includ- ing singles, Scots doubles and rinks. given to every competitor, and there are three prizes fC gold, sliver and bronze medals, In team events, cach winning team seifl receive a similar medal and also a diploma, ager of the meet, i$ in Great Britain at present, setthng the preliminary details before the appear, that at least 1,000 athletes, with numerous managers, and officials will meet here sented to be the patron of the games, and the, honorary presidents are the from springboard; plain and high Team races--men's 800 yard relay. Women--400 yard relay. 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