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HT THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1930 i Wessel I Tr Ba gies fama GE © Ades) 4 No and Prepare a or Approaching Season Thirty-five Join Local "#Anglers' Club at First Meeting of Season -- D. ~~ M. Tod is Elected Presi- * dent for Coming Year -- i A very enthusiastic meeting was held Just night in Welsh's Parlours "when the Oshawa Anglers Associa- tion held "their annual organization meeting for the year of 1930, f herp were about forty members or prospective members present, in= Leliding the guests, The meeting was one of the livellest ever held by the ¢ldb and a great deal of interest and © enthusiasm was shown, President F, 'L. Mason took the "Chair, and called for the minutes of ---------------- New MARTIN STARTING WEDNESDAY A) Sd Hearts and Hots Traveling Lt oa Zr akene.: Jace in a Sweepstakes All Talking and Singing Drama of Thoroughbreds, by 'Thore oughbreds--1or Thorough- prods, STARTS WEDNESDAY the last meeting, Secretary Tonkin after having read the minutes of the last meeting, gave a brief resume of the past season's activities, He made mention of the different contests and outings that had been held and enjoyed by the members of the Club, Orme Gamsby, well known sports« man of Orono, delighted those pre~ sent with a wong, At different times throughout the evening, CG. Herley led the gathering in community sing« ing. + Election of Officers + Then came the election of officérs, In practically every case, the offi. cers for the seasbn of 1930 were elected by acclamation, D, M, Tod was the popular choice for President, C. M. Mundy was elected 1st Vices President, Geo, Robertshaw was mads 2nd Vice-President, Ewart Alger will be the Club Secretary for the coming season and Treasurer Geor Smith was re-elected, In giving over the gavel to D, M, Tod, F. lL. Mason expressed his thanks and apprecigtion to the meme bers of the club und regretted that he had not been able to devote more time to the Association, The first new business to be trans sacted was the enrollment of mem. bers for this year, There were thire ty~two members joined the Associa~ tion last night and it is known that many others have signified their in- tentions of joining, On behalf of the Alger Press, IK, Alger announced teat the Alger Press would donate a Cup to the club for competition, the trophy to go to the person get ting the largest brook trout during A season, H. Banks, prominent member of the Hamilton Anglers' Club gave a brief but very interesting talk on fishing and went into some detail on several of the endeavours of the Hamilton Club, in order to show just what the Oshawa = Association can do. Mr, Banks told of some very interesting experiences, The speaker also tendered some excellent advice to the members, Orme Gamsby, then favored the fishermen with another song. one of his own composing entitled "Orono." This song made a Lig hit with the gathering, Orme then told a few interesting stories of some of his ex« periences as a fisherman and of the fishing facilities around Orono. Af the conclusion of his address, Orme Gamsby was elected as an Honorary Member of the club A. Larmer, last season's winner of the Neil Felt Trophy, was called upon to speak and alter uw few suite able remarks he called for a hearty vote of thanks for all those who had assisted in the evening's entertain. ment, Light refreshments were enjoyed by all present and just 'before the meeting was closed a discussion was held on the Jack of adequate protee- tion and 'enforcement 'of the game laws, around this district. After a | wreat deal of 'discussion i way des cided that the club would look into the matter/and take steps to acquire mong. game wardens to 'enforoe ithe game Jaws in this districts 5 Tt was decided. that the next meet ing of the Assaciation would he held Jon oruhout' April 25° Tt ¥"the Ti. tention of the executive to have Prof. McKay, of Toronto, 'present wt the next meeting to give an address, HOCKEY RESULTS Yirst game of finals, TAHA, Wolverines ....3 St, Columba Christ Chuan 3 Oke AC, ,, % t, Barnabas ,,10 Kiwanis ...s 1 umberside ,...7 Davenport ,.0 Hantam n Westmorelahds 4 St, Christopher 0 Stage Set like 0 great many meetings where cvening was not entirely spent in By Guo. Caxcrsma, Sports Edler peg Tart, QPORT SNAPSHOT But It Got Away! The Oshawa Anglers Association held thelr organization meet» ing for the coming season last night at Welsh's Parlors and there were about forty dgvotees of the "Rod and Reel" game present, Une a group of fishermen gather, the telling of the ohe that "was casy that long but it got away." A number of very important points came up for discussion and at the present time it looks as if the Oshawa ih for a ber of valuable ime F or Stanley Anglers. Association will be re Cup Finals provements in the fishing facilites Duco Boston, Mass, April 1=Today Is The Disco boys' softball feams April 1, and Montreal Canadiens figs ure on fooling all the hockey experts und also the Bruing of Boston, The teams clash in the Gorden here to~ night in the first game of the best. two-out-of-three-game series for the Stanley Cup, emblematic of the pro- - fesplonal hockey championship of the world, The Bruins, present hoMers of the old silver mug, are heavy favorites to defeat the F fying French men, but the result is by no means n foregone conclusion to those who have followed the fortunes of the challengers in' the past ten days, The Garden authorities rushed ar- rangements for the game tomght as soon as the result of the New York game was flashed to them, and al ready the fans here are scurrying about {er tickets, Tonight there will be un overflow crowd, The second game of the world series will be played in Montreal on Thursday evening, with the third game, if it Is neeesasry, on Saturday here at the Garden, In communicgtion with Can- adien authorities by phone last night, Manager Art Ross suggested. that the first two games be played here, but the rival parties could not agree, Canadiens are in eminently high spiny and in good shape, Despite the gruelling games they have under gone, they appeared anything but jaded against New York Rane Morens Has Charley Horse, Most of the players will be in top shape for the openin struggle, Howie Morenz is still suffering from a charley horse, and was limping bad- ly tonight, while Albert Leduc's knee was still bothering him somewhat, But under the skilful hands of the trainer they are expected to be in fiar shape for the struggle, The re mainder of the team have no physi- cal complaints to make. Boston Bruins, battered someéwhat after their hectic series with Mon treal Maroons, have had a long rest since last Thursday evening, and are all set for Canadiens, Several of the players © are still nursing bruises, Hitchman's jaw and Gainor's elbow being the most prominent injuries, but the Bruins are confident and ready. Both Hitchman and Galnor will play and Martin Barry, who was also battered somewhat in the Maroon) struggle, will also take the ice. Although they have rested up since dbe Jagt Marodn game, it seems that the Boston club is still feeling somewhat out of sorts, KTASIAK (BEATS MALONEY ing out for either the intermediate Lacrosse on Thursday night at 800 pan, is to elect an executive and to get ed to be present at this meeting, is. now in progress. fulr The players are hamdicappe contestants play three successive w players of the Nats, dre requested training and also to be fitt } on Thursday, the training night | * Baseball Last year's executive will be preser the different clubs entered in the a delegate will be appointed to 1 meeting of the O.B AA, will represent the Oshawa Club, LJ " terested in playing lacrosse will be ¥ resentatives on hand tomorrow. night. of this vicinity, . 0» Boys Meeting will hold a meeting tonight at the Y.M.C.A at 800 pam, All softball players who are interested in turn« or junior Duco Boys are asked to be on hand tonight, The Duco Boys are lining up a couple of strong aggregations to enter In the logal solthall leagues, LJ LJ As Meeting The Oshawa Lacrosse' Club will hold a meeting at the Y.M.CA The chief object of this meeting started with the season's activities, The Oshawa Lacrosse Club are going to devote even more attention this year to the juvenile lacrodse enthusiasts, All members of last year's City League teams, Tecumsehs, Bullocks, Weston's and Tod's, are ask- All other young boys who are In. made welcome, vo» Snooker Tournament The Snooker Tournament which was forecast a few days ago, If you are interested in the game, take a jaunt up to Mike's Place some night this week and you are sure to see some of the contestants hard at it, The contest is an elimination af. d according to their ability, The games and the total numbers of points accrued in the three games decides the winner, " * w Oshawa Nationals The soccer fans of this city are in for a real treat. The Kilmare nock Football Club, Scottish Cop holders, who are to tour Ontario in the near future, will pay a visit to Oshawa, will play this team at the Motor City Stadium, ture has yet to be arranged by the Ontario Football Association, The Oshawa Nationals The date of the fix- All to be at the Stadium tonight for soccer | Owing to the dance ws been changed for this week, - w Meeting The Lakeshore League will hold their first meeting of the season tomorrow night in the Agricultural Building, Port Hope, at 800 p.m, it along with a representation from league, It is expected that Port Hope, Cobourg, Peterboro Raybestos and MNshawa will all have repe At the meeting tomorrow night, epresent the league at the annual Morris Kohen, Claire Elliott and Bill Little - First Game Tonight The first game of the Stanley Cup finals, emblematic of world supremacy in hockey, will be played tonight in Boston, present home of the Stanley Cup, The opposing team will be the Montreal Canadiens, The Canadiens are weakened a little by injuries and whether they can overcome this handicap and win the title remiaing to be ween, present time, the Boston Bruins are distinct favourites to repeat. At the Pittalipld, Mass., April 1, Stan. loy Stasiak' defeated Jack Mgloney, Irish glant In two straight falls in the main wrestling bout here last night. In the 46-minute semi- final Stanley Pinto of Manches- ter, NNH., and" Haryy Mamas of Steve Rocco Loses Bout Springtiold wrestled to a draw, AR In Hamilton Hamilton, April 1=The best fight card this city has seen in mang a long dayi wound up with a great fuss at the Grande here last night when & fast moving argument at the conclus sion of the main bout resulted in a changed decision, Steve Rocco, of Toronto and Franklyn Young of De- troit, each weighing 113% pounds and figuring in a fast ten-rounder that 2.30 was to all appearances practically 7.00 even, closed with a rush and when 9.00 Willle Morrissey, who officiated in hg Rocco's corner, and who had been announcing the previous winners, thered the slips from the judges " announced Rocco had won, Jimmy Walter Obernesser, in ner, at once rushed to see ut.they could not lay their hands on, nor Could Referee Hughie Hayes. The latter upheld the 'Iprotests of the Young seconds and de- clared Young the winner, After the curtain had been rung down it was raised again to allow the departing crowd to change their boos to cheers as Young's hand went up, Hayes, the referce, stated afters wares Judge voted the same way, The third "called Rocco, Threatening troubles was averted by cool heads "| but the last has not been heard of the difficulty, Close Battle All the Way As far as the fight was concerned the Detroiter gave Rocco a real fight. He connected with clean blows at long range; and while Rocco was best at infighting, the, winner | tied the Toronto Tad up considerably and of his short jabs by n good defensive style, Rocco forced the fighting ¢ ut, especially in the last two rotinds and while he held a slight margin in the fet half of the, dap it abested at Young wor 8: way back during the late stages, ' Yhe ( ARI W Lum R (© Foe It At Brady and Youngs © the slips ARE CH ERT have ito) get Leafs Hold Thorough : Batting Practice Tarpon Springs, Fla, April 1= Hitting or rather lack of that base. ball commodity in the line-up of the Leafs as they battled Brooklyn in two. games on Sunday failed to fo over big with Steve Francis O'Neill, the team guiding genius, ow But when expressing his disappoint. ment over the offensive power shown by his men O'Neill eredited Dazxy Vance and Jombo Elliott with hurl. ing fine ball in the second game and he" also drew attention to the fact that the National Leaugers themaely ves were not so hot with the ash, They, too, ran into good pitching, Just the same, the Toronto players yesterday morning wera given orglers to be played on the field in uniform not later than 10.30, and they were kept there until 1,30, The three hours hwere wholly given to batting practice, with 11 of the 14 pitchers on the sta each taking a turn at doing the throwing. Fast balls, slow ones and all kinds of twisters by right handers and southpaws were tossed at the bats. men and if they do not show some benefit from that lengthy workout when they play the House of David team tomorrow it will be a stra thing indeed, | Nick Harrison, Clary: Fishes and Sam Gibson were exempted from mound toiling in the batting practice, HaHrirson and Fisher being slated to pitch against the hewhiskered gentle- man, O'Neill will use the regular line-up in this game, Babe Ruth Has Perfect Day With Bat GEORGE HOFFMAN Sen Antonio, Texas, April 1. George Herman Iuth gave his grontest exhibition of baseb since he signed his $80,000 © tract against George Burns' Antonio Bears before an enth tig orowd of close to 8,000 at the local ball park 'thiy a noon, vs \ Perhaps it was the San Antopis climate that inspired the * pun king" axl author to cut for the first time Ship Ten whatever it was, Saba Ruth Blane. " nd when Ruth js Seeing good that Lea Corie south 1s a h , fans inn ot Wd ave " head ne. any trouble, Bo we'll give you 8 close-up of the "home run king's' one day stand in the home of the Alto; BR Oshawa Players Enter Granite Club Tourney Toronto, April 1,The annual in. vitation tournament conducted by the badminton section of the Gran. ite Club of Toronto is scheduled to take place on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week and promises to be the finest of its kind yet stag- ed, Entries are in excess of 400 and include some of the leading expon- ents of the game from Montreal, Ots tawa, Oakville, Kingston, Oshawa, Port Hope St, Catharines, Wood stoeh and Guelph as well as all the Jeading lights of the many clubs of Toronto, SS -------------- Some persons are like an of! paint. ing; they presfht n more attractive appearance when viewed from a diss tance, Boston Tigers Lose First Game Of Playoffs. 4-2 ston, April 1,~The Providence Reds defeated the Boston Tigers 4 to 2 last night in the first game of the final playoff series for the Fontaine Cup, emblematic of the Canadian. American Hockey League champion. ship, The firs. period was scoreless, but in the second the Tigers took the lead on a goal by Reg, Mackey, Plav became rough, and the aroused Reds came back with a vengeance, scoring three goals in two minutes and a half, partly because the Tigers were weak- ened by penalties. Harrington, McVi- oar and Hart did the Reds' scoring. Toward the end of the session Loucks caged he ruck and brought the Tigers up close again, Chimney-sweeps are remarkably free from colds, observes a doctor, But they're used to the flue, HAWA ANGLERS ASSOCIATION HOLD ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING Pacific Coast League Will Not Break Up Vancouver, Apr, L==Reports eman- uting from Seattle yesterday that the Pacific Coast Hockey League would break up were denied here yesterday afternoon by Frank Patrick, presie dent of the league, The Seattle re- port stated that players of the Vice toria Club would be divided between Vancouver and Portland, the former 'team going to either Cleveland or Philadelphia and the latter to St, Louis as major league clubs, "Aboslutely no foundation whatey er to the report," President Patrick declared, "The whole thing is so far. fetched as to be beyond all bounds of possibility." 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