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re 1 iy {7 ie fa ii "nr E OSHAWA DAILYATIMES, MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1930 FINALS AT ARENA TONIGHT | ovonte, Mar. S4~It wi be en ne. Naw against either Re- wit Doo is week. night at the Arens, little sextet | Hawa the us in: the closest series the tieholders have faced all a Cane t visiting C ng Club, 2 ig the Mist of the skips of the different rinks and the scores i HOCKEY RESULTS Notional 6 Play.ofts rT | (real o400.8 ks Rangers § Ottawa +.,/.2 p~~Rengers win yound 6 to 8. madions oad feago a © ost Toronto 3 tawn Rid, J os N, Toronto wins round 6 Regina Pats 8 Win, Himwoods 0 International League L] #Clovelsnd ,,4 London pind" 4-20 minutos overtime; Cleve land wins round 2 games to 0, Det Hag pL] cin Canadion " wolf! Guelph ....4 Galt yy Z-=10 minutes overtime,' W.-W. 1 ech, Wins Interscholastic Hockey Title Toronto, Mar, 24-Windsor-Walk } Times vs, exciting, close series is expected, » » Blow, M, Rowden and D, Clary, PORT SNAPSHOTC C--O 01 By Gmo. Caxrsmu, Sports Béiter Anglicans 7 sd The first gome of the two-game series to decide the winner of the Intermediate section of the Oshawa City snd Industrial Hockey Lea- gue/will be played at the Arens tonight, The opposing teams have two junior OHA, players on. thelr, roster as well as several other hoc key stars of real ability, Goals are to count on the round and a res! of the schedule by the slim margin of one point, The Anglicans emer~ ged from a three-corner tle for second place! The gamé is slated to start ut 800 pm, sharp, The admission Is "two-bits" Worth Seeing The game will be welleworth seeing, as the players play hockey alt the time, The following are the probable line-ups for the teams tonights AY'M.C~=Elliott, Gibbie, Sthith, W, Little, Drinkle, H, Little, 'I'he Dally Times finished on top » LJ $ Dally Tibes~Burr, L, Bonebam, GUELPH WINS FROM GALT AGAIN BY ONLY ONE GOAL | -- Kitchener, Match A~For the third time in six days in the Canad- jan "Hockey League the Galt and Guelph teamy were ceparated by but one goal when Guelph defeated Galt 4 10.3 here Saturday night, to take a lead of two gamés ta one in the play offs, It was the second tig this week that they have played "over- time at the loeal rink, the Terriers winning the first engagement Tues- day night, 6 to 5, Tuesday night she clubs meet again In Galt and & win for Guelph will give them the title, while a Galt vietory would mean that the teams must play off on neutral we in a Sith contest, Les Canadiens VV iis LBL ade DIU VILL dW nd Rain Spoils Leafs' Games Tarpoon Bpriugs, Pla, March 24, Hx" ition games the Toronto Maple Tests had scheduled over the week-end with Brooklyn afd' Detroit were washouts, Saturdey the boys and the Robins - were driven to the clubhouse by rain in the first halt of the #Hfth ins ings, Play was not resumed, They don't stage basebull games in: u swimming pool and thet is what the park resembled 20 minutes af ter the dowhpour got under way, A previous shower had halted toe procoedings in the third chukker, It rains easily down hers, ang without warping, The Robins were leading 4 to'3 when t: 5 end came, The ouly bat swingirs the Leafs and Tigers did yesterday was in hitting practice, Just as the Tigers were taking thelr turn the clouds OLD COUNTRY SOCCER RESULTS London, March 24 ~~ The semi- finals ot the wngush Footbal As sociation Cup eotupetition wele play- ed Saturday und resulted as 10liows Sheticld Wed 1 budderstield tL 2 (At Mapchester) Arsenal , 4 HUl'CY ones 2 (At Leeds), MOurion CUP (Semi-Fingls) CMeswits of the semi-tinus of the Scottish Football = Association, cup competition, played to-day, weré as follows : , Hamilton Acad 1 Partick Thistle 2 (At Celtic Park) Heurts bo Rangers wiv 4 (At Hampden Park) Mesulty or League 1wutbell matcher in the Britsli Lsiey today were; THE ENGLISH LuAGUE : First Division Birmingham ,. 3 Bolus Wand, | Blackpurn Rov 1 Porismouths. ,, Grissby L' «iio 4 Burnley xHudaerstield 'Lown. Kverton, not Playdd, opened up In earnest-and let every-| Leicester City, 1 Sunderlund 4., i body have it, 'Thal includes the ddverpoul 4 2 Aston Villa... 0 "1 spectators who took the rain |*Manchester United- Wednesday not i wakh oul whe buuivd I Lhe i or Me Shania (hry he FUSE streams down tho buck' of the neck | Fayed . b ighiy with a smile, Thoy might hae xMiddlesbrough-Arsenal, not played PIASnG wlv w dey viewidy ver the . Newcastle U M A " nil : heen 'tier off vithout a roof on | ScWeastle Uw 2 Manchester'U 2 Chica buck' Ladwns beioie 1740 4 Sheffield 2 De ¥ didi . / the grand stand, It's porous, The |: boa 4 Derby Cty 4 0.0 speciale, the largest hockey crow 4 W. Ham U, 3 Leeds | 0 histusy Ante receipts were 2 on Baturs ' Pi VU 3 deeds Us viii, 0 ir te eens oo waned | day and sbout the Lame today. | * Flying in cup ties, or Le Stns liratanle eit. Wit, Mont of It went back fn hin stubs, Second Division snared 4 : The Lents may have better luck | Barnsley v...o 1 Reading wie, 0 and forty seconds after the third per| tomorrow at St. Potersburg, where pPradiord 3 Notts Cty, 1.4, 3 iod started, Larochelle, Lepine and | they are due to ploy the Yankees. xBury-Hull City, not played, Ledue, splitting the Black Hawk de Chelsea ......., § Stoke City ;.i, 2 fense, weakened by the loss of "Tafe Millwall ....,, 0 Swansea Town 2 fy" bel, who had been penalized, Nott, Forest ,.5 Wolver Waid, ,2 scored easily, Lepine pussed to Le- mwoo Jrs. Oldham Ath, ,, 7 Bradford City 1 fy for the due, who shot the puck to Laroe Southampton ,, 1 Cardiff City',, 1 0 0 Morison; R, Boneham, Naylor, Purdie, Fletcher, Rorabeck and S. Boneham, Those who know thelr hockey players, will realize thi -- High Park Oshawa erville Tech's hockey team, champ- H Chicago, Maron cdo~Les Canadiens UH. NRBIO v1 rss 9 Ross. . 10 lons of the W.0O.8.8A.), annexed the t 4 ht Ontario int Sate leh enabled them to | J Metaren ... § T, Pisvlolgh ,. 18) ioVRQRECONNTE S6 DBA hers two tommy wil put up one sweet batuc the roupd 6 to By OUAWE | 7, Luges +... 0 W. Belleville C.1 A ph . hy vered0 XK. Parsons ,...18 ville C.I. 3 to 1 in the fipal, Both A | Rating ol a for i oe WW. Gammel 137 ¥.. 1. Mare .;10| Belleville and" Windsor pMyed two Oshawa City Football Club . Bibly the 'mont exeit- | A Dutra, on a Be enduron. 20 Jame 0 maturda, ad is three All signed players and all those who wish to play with the Osh- 'the' juntos | 3, M. Crosby 13 <. Tyo " y 10 CONTEMS | wy City Football. Club are requested to report for training on Mon- o th 4 as 4 BC Lanter. 131 ore aifairs. In the open. day night (tonfght), at the YMCA, at 7.00 pa The Oshawa City ws | Ing game Windsor beat' Runnymede, ; f o re 98| T. and D, champions, by 2 to 1, apd Football Club wilt hold these training hours: every Monday night un- Avelle beat | 1if outdods practices start, d in th d Belleville . omg, ll Of the standing pk A n the second game. Belleville on at aaty Tenor beste | Bryging Win Bridgeburg, a post entry, by the HRW a ML Sum. It was & batite, from bes same score, 44 Windsor's victory av. Lawn Bowlers Meeting rind to end, both tedms going or Rusnvneie on closer than that , ; I Bowling Club! will hold a general meeting on over Belleville, the Toronto winners The Oshawa Lawn Dowling Club) with Hold 8 ¥ desting . ich out and no quarter asked or Second Game will receive the sifver modals emblem Tussduy night, March 25, at Welsh's Parlgrs, at 8.00 pt, The purpose "extended, The fans were kept in atic of the second place Honors, Win. { the meeting Is to clect\commitices and to discusw | Xe uproar 'at all times While the dsor eantured the Smith and Wright © "Ff ™ ' lance | ated ali uproar At a1. wd down, the rom aroons Trophy and Individual gold 'medals, sprcncing season, A large ten wnce is requested, shots at the gos he medals wer prited b members will be made very welcome, ors. or 'sping onch other in the Ontario Athletic. Commission." SAE TW 'defending areas with bruising body | wronieear Maren . 84, Bokton i --------------------------. ghivlle, who flipped in an anklecutter Tottenham Hot 1 Preston N, FP ' from easy' distance, Lose First $0 |W. B. Aion 2 Bristol City .. Les Canadiens played a fast mans . " 9 Scorn LEAGUE to man defense last night and while R P irst Division their margin was the minimum, they egina ats Aberdeen .,., 3 St, Mirren... 3 played the better gume. Chicago had \ Alrdriconians , 3 Dundee 3 ut few real ghances to score and xAyr United--Rangers (not played) were stopped then by great goaltend- Winnipeg, March 24.-<Proud | xClyde-Hamilton Academicals (not § ing by Hainsworth, 1 of the Weet's Junior hockey played, domain, Iw 0d Millionaires hov- | Cowdenbeath ., 1 Celtic .....,., 2 OLYMPICS DEFEAT \ dred # 'c of djaniter Sat. | Dundee U, ,., 5 Kilmarnock |, 4 urdsy night before the challenge }Alibernians ..,. 1 Falkirk rsp tive a ar r-- Duco Boys to Organize I'he Duco Boys who have been prominent. in Igeal softball cireley for the last three or four years, will start out on their 1930 season tomorrow night, An organization meeting will be held: st the YM. C.A., Tuesday, at 800 pam, It will be of interest to local softball, en- thusiasts to knot that the Duco Boys are going to have an inters mediate'and a junior gam. All softball players, either Junior or inters BUFFALO 3 TO 1 of Regina's cant dil atrd xMorton-Hearts (not played) mediate, who are interested in playing for the Duco Boys, are asked div on, _ tanonading Patridiis. Motnerwell 8 St orion. 0 to be at the meeting fomorrow: night, . w Defroit) March: 21 The Detroit] hind the young Pats as they xPartich ThistleQueen's Park, (hor ! ow 3 Clyde oss. Aree @ » : y . . Olygmpiés turned: back the thunder. | pounced dn the Abbott Cup defen: oo hu TR West Torgnto Boys Go ta Winnipeg ing herd of, Bulfulo.on the Olympia | dors, stung them with a 3-to-0: de. | A477 United .. 2 Clyde The West Toronto t€am has fulfilled Hs boast of the start of the uy aying 1 eup le ice last night in = brilliant 3-to-1{ feat and stood triumphantly on the season, namely, "On to Winnipeg." The Junction team eliminated the gine to make it one and one in their | threshold of the Inter-sectional Ottawa Rideaus and wow they go to Winnipeg to meet the winner of three-game series of the Internation | battle for the Memorial Cup and | ROBINS LOSE TO COLUMBUS The Elmwoods-Regina Pate series, It will likely be the Regina "Pats" the Car20!"n championship, Clearwater, Fla.,, March 24, and West Toronto for the finals of the Memorial Cup, ghecks, Was little to BOOKS | py" coined a stranglehold con | LONDON PANTHERS 'botween them except that Wem | "oo tine orion «the NHL. an ] siping og. much shai pionstith series bh taking ARE ELIMINATED p * their secon consecutive game on 'individual ni and teins fem Montreal Maroons © 4-3, here BY CLEVELAND to conitnue bination pla} "W'Saturday night, The almost un Clevtlont: Ob a vii starting them at mid-ice, beatable Bruins. played with thelr eveland, Ohio, Mureh 24.~Lond _ yore were a band of fast-ek he usual. brilliant style and, except | on Panthers, the only Canadian tean: $n Players, quick as a fib in BOINE | sos 'tow minute" in. the first and | 10 sity for the International Hoe. n on the net after re ound oF tins! rorieds, the Coston squad key fagne playofls, werg eliminated A pucks, aud backehecking ke | yoy" aoninite margin of superior. | [rom urther competition here Satur. 0 They marred thelr work to | yo iy one day night, 4s the result of a J-to-2 g ing & tondenov "Pliny" Thompson fn the Boston de - vo ered at the hands of the to penalties by undue rough Noal WAS probably' the hero of the neal Indians Jn a gi ling struggle impressed Toronto which went 20 minutes overtime, Og A §, clover pox | Kame, for ho stopped whot after | Ay iy the first ame of the séwi: rAgeOU| ston trifle Short of | #hot of the Maroons whon his 4% | finaly at London, the, home team won forse was out plfyed For the most | gy, ao fluke goal Jdbt night, Stewart part of the game Eddie Bhore and | Dunning, slim, \debonair youth from Lionel Hitchman were an impes® | Toronto's Danforth district, netted ) Was 6 EroAt game Any WAY 0 had 4 E yon Yooue at 18 Netaroon 0 Kreat able.» * tthe "*ra°n forwards, | the deciding marker when he sent a al Hockey League vlay-offs. A Sast-skating offense and a stal 1 barely caught them-| Columbus Sonators «of the Amer! wart defense that timed back the in. | po! trom falling com- | €8n Association hit hard against vaders repeatedly spelled wictory for| pletely under the sway 'of the | three Brooklyn pitchers yestérday Tr the Olympics, Sensational saves by] ¢' 'na Regus 2. As It in, Pats | 10 Win an exhibitiun game from the TWO HITS BEAT BISONS Stu +, when the hard-charging Bui] v!'l erry the thre .~oal advant. | Robins, 11 to 4, Ray Moss, Clise junior teams, and one of them had to lose, West Toronto players will leave for 3 athe tonight, And nl earned the trip West Toronto h Geddes; ! dotonse, Lamport, Doran; centre, | Thoma; right vias. Collings; lett | wing, Gracie; alternate, Ewons, M land, lop. \ , Claydon; defense, Maley, ns centre, Butter | Lod Worth; right wing, Marion; left | mouth, Fla, and Chicago golfer, will. hold the Floris women's golt crown for at least another year, She played through a steady down. pour of rain 'Saturday Mrs, John L. Holmes, Jacksonville, Band 4, In the tinal match, win hinbagan; alternates, Shep. tory. Germain, Winter) st Referde~~Kd Farney, Montreal, ¥ Momebody. in the Legislature the her, da, spoke t "bar-rooms tt me A RARE Qe CAREW | elapsed, / MRS, M DEFENDS TITLE March 84,~+Mry, PRILLUIES MUTTING WELL Winter Haven, Fla., March 24, Philadelphia Na- working in mid-season form torday, and defeated Win lod the attack threo doubles in four. times at threo innings for, the Philliew, hoifing Winter Haven to threo - » . ITS STRENGTH IS IN BASIC INDUSTRIES *Dolly" 'Dolson, visiting goalkeeper, nonchalantly raised his hand to atch the dise.bug it dropped suddenly, struck his. shoulder pads, and. hdtm. cod into the net after nine mingtes | of the second overtime period Bad ip MILKY WAY STAR SUBJECT OF REPORT University Graduate Reveah| Study of Mysterious Star Borkeley, Calif, March 19. Beta Cophel, the mysterious milky way star which expands and cops tracts as though it were breathing 'at last has a biography, A sume mary of known faots concerning the star, interpreted in the light of recent observations at the Liok Soatrvatiny of the University of enhall, graduate stu. ili Mendenball's interpretations wore sald to lend wolght to ho theory Shat Beta Cophi - is edhe tractimy. and expanding once In and one-half hours, rrific date of 4 torial point Appears to he moving fy from the earth hing a maximum and one-half niles Agmething over three miles & Variable = rest to i {heh om thom utaten Tor and dying as th sion of its surface five times Beta: Cophel seems to have motion, This was sald by all to be a rotation around other star in a period of 20 Co hon ot this orbit re mes ong an oarth takos to revolve around sun. Velocity of this rotat Ware of du Fonosion been ly, flaring has been completed by | but whenever they fell down | "drifter" toward the London cage, Ran ers Win Thompaon rose to the occasion to save 'brilliantly im not spectacul- arly, The forward line ployed like a wollwolled machine, the "dybas mite trio" substitutes being every ood an the regular line, 2nd G.me From Senators 5-2 New 'York, March 21+-The Rangers will meot the winner of the second-place series between the Montren! Canadiens and Chieagu Pinck Hawks, which started in Chicago last night for the right to go into the final weriés for hoekey'ssamost coveted trophy, 'the stanley Cup, Crippled In theory by Injuries to two of thelr best -players, the Rangers proved anything but crip: pled, in fact; tonight as they ran roughshod over thelr speedy op- ponents, » Frank Boucher, clever oon played with his. shoulder in & Drage and still wus good enough to seorg the goal that put the Rangers #heid for the first time after passioz to "Bunny" Cook to overcome Ottawa's first period lead, "Ching" Johnson, broken jaw and all, was a tower of strength on the defense, Ponaities proved costly .to the £.uators in a roughly odntested game that saw two major penaltivs aud 16 minors, Although the teams were oven: when tho Rangers first went ahead, Ottawa penalties Iu the third pericd prved the way for two of three Ranger goals which were scored in three minutes and ten seconds 'of play "to put the game en joe for the New Yorkers. DREAKS HIGH JUMP MARK New York, March 24,-~Goorge Spite, great high . jumper from Flushing, N.Y. high school, bet- tered the world's inter-sohoalstic dndoor record when be cleared © fool; 4% ipohes in a meet here Saturday. RYERSON WINS FLORIDA AMATEUR Bt. Augustine, March 24,-=Jack Ryerson, former Yale University golfing star, won the annual Win. tor amateur champlonship of Flor fda here Saturday defeating Field. ug Jackson, Nariragansett Pier, RI, 10 and 8, i A husband, according to dhe of the, health experts, should ove night for, & consti tional, Bt hd the wife lets him keep it in th Rouse Barder Cltien Star, Wliatrusied in New South Wales, A . Wout Palm Beach, ¥la, March 24. Told to two bits by the Bul. falo Internationals, the St, Louls Browns managed (0 squeeze Out A 2 tol decision In seven fonings here yesterddy, when fin halted the festicities, Ted GHlle, rookie outfielder, shouio on defense With Six plays, four of which were sen. Kational, The Browns' two runs Came on a pass to Blue, a triple by Manugh and Sehulte's infield out, mr ------ WHITE SOX DEFEAT GIANTS Han Antonio, Texas, March 24, A big third inning gave the Chie. Ako White Sox an exhibition vie. tory aver the New York Giants yes. lerday by a 5 to 1 score, They scored four rung in the third after gotting thelr first counter in the second, Smead Jolley started things golng on both oconsions hy tapping Judd's dellvery for'a pair of doubles, Mel Ott's homer {un the eighth inning brought the only Now York run, RAIN HALTS NET VINALS St. Augustine, Fa, March 24. The Alcazar courts were still too Weir yesterday for the final mateh In the Havthes~- tennis tourna« mont between John Does, Santa Monten, Cal, and J. Gilbert Hall, Soult Orange, N.J, They will play for the title today, If weather eon ditions permit, To Hold Glider Meet In German Darmstadt, Germany, March $4, Hundreds of glider and sailplane en thusiasts from all parts of the world are expected to attend the world's fivat sclentific glider congress, to be held here under the auspices of the Research Institute of the Ruoen-Ros alten Company, March 8 to 10, Featured on the program will be a demonstration of the Intest type of gliders und sailplanes develo; by the Research Institute, including tall-less plangs, The greater portion of the session will be devoted to leo tures on every phase of flying with motoriess planes, Morb than a score of aclentists and Motorless plane ex: perts will deliver the lectures or re. count their experiences with gliders and wail planes, Nearly 2,000 miles of roads were ralin, lant your, Vw : 3 falo line crashed through helped, Mclnely, Filmore and Evans scors ed for the winners, all on solo. rush. os, while Cain slipped in the Bison's lone counter, ARMY DEFEATS AIR FORCE London, March 24.--The Army retained Its ehamplonship of the British' interservices rugby cous petition yesterday by beating the Royal Alr Fores ht Twickenham by 14 points to 8, "Synchronizer" Promotes Smoothness of Operation Among the new inventions respon sible for the smoothness with which the modern car delivers its power under all conditions and speeds Is un ingenuous device known as a "syn chronizer" "It Is one of the new fou tures of the Ohkland Eight The "synchronizer" operates 'in conjunction with an pqually new type of front engine mounting: two sets of flat laminated springs that absorb the normal operating functions of the motor by permitting a very slight horizontal movement at the forward ond of the power plant, Two rubber cushioned mountings. anchor "the rear of the engine securely to the oar frame, The function of the "synchronizer" in to permit this normal mieroscople movement at the front' of the ew gine while preventing thd motor, un der the impact of road shooks, from exceeding that movement, The "syn: chroniger" is so named because it synchronizes with the normal rate of engine reactions and provides be tween the front of the engine and (he oar frame a restraining tie rod which limits the horizontal movement, SVE, 7 NA WE Held on Bigemy Charge Brockville, == Deported from the United States to rescott after bee ing held In Canton, N, Y,, jail since December on a charge of legally entering the country, Charles Swerd- feger of Morrisburg, was" arrested Thursday on w' charge of bigamy, He was repanded itil. Thursday next uy was Freda May Turner 'of Cardi nali who, it iv alleged, wert throngh a form of marriage with Swerdfeger Lon Dee. 17, 1929, knowing him to he already married, Frederick J, Hanbury, aged 78, who was married recently to Miss Mary Satow, at Chelnea, England, is spending his honeymoon in Algeria with his bride, i age into the second. games of the Vieitora final he » Monday night, A "Highting-est"' band that staged a remarkable come-back to oust Calgary Canadians a year ago in tho. ma' 0 series, Eimwoods never theless face an ~'most impossible task, They must outersre a squad by four goals that won three con. \ PooniAensl iw nt oneé haves 4 4 'wet them, A little more fialsh to thelr sweeping three-man rushes and « great @=- 1 more finish in the seor- ing' area Helped Al Ritchie's pro- tegen win a game "~~ more sénsa« tional thew the sbore would indi. mte, Thelr speed atched by Kime woods at every siuge, Pats came to rely on the bullet shots of thelr ede HY vit was a atje of [ront-liners and goalkeep- ors, with fh rival defonzes step. plug in smartly when oalled, Dudley and Bil Clark all 'proved Ineffective agaist the Columbus batters, who collected 16 hits, Brooklyn contributed six ere rors to the deb "le, A home run hy Wysong, first Columbus piteher, pont the Senators off to a big lead | in the fourth Inning, | MID-SOUTH WOMEN'S TOURNEY § Southern Pines, N.C., March 24. B ~With 'more than 60 of the goun- § try's leading women golfers gnter- § od, headed by Miss Glenna Cole § leit, national champion, play will start here thin mormdag in the sec. ond annucl mid-South women's tournament, The tourney isn 04e holy medal 'play event. | London: soclety leaders, Umbrellas with gold tips at. the end of the ribs are being Rid by good wolf-is' made." @"" "up of many little things, each one + of which helps the score, : a digestion w= steadier neress = clearer." brain, are all factors count and are wained 1 Afeer every meal COMPANY ln J y + CF awa, Ont