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PAGE TEN THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1930 Leafs Divide Dowbleheader. cy With Red Wings - Win 9.5 Rochester sa selieve him, for the +h uphill struggle torbeat th pared to the 3 re '5 inthe: first brs Sta-1- den tly decided. to eall it day. The second. g "proved | easy victory for t hester invad- ers, who 'trampled the O'Neill men under. by a 10 fo 2 count and made 'them look just as bad as the score cates. A fajr-sized crowd witness. ed the two performances, hut little to enthuse over the after the first game was played. Guy Cantrell haw bi in a good pite} ching effort against the Wings in the first game. The Leafs spotted the visitors five runs in the first three innings, four of them coming in the third inning, after two were out, Can- trell was not entirely to blame for that, although four hits were made off his delivery in that frame, An er- tor by Joe Harris, a passed ball on the part of Eddie Phillips, and some smart baserunning by the Red Wings added their portion to the scoring. Only two of the runs were earned. In the previolis inning Cantrell should have come 'through without a run, as Art Ruble turned' art ordinary single 'into a hit good for three bases by allowing Williamson's: drive to trick- le through him. But after the third frame the Wings got only two wide- fy separated hits off the Toronto flin-| St ger. and they never threatencd him again, First Defeat for Foreman Opposing Cantrell was "Buck" Foreman. a previously undefeated pit cher in the Rochester string. For three innings Mr. Foreman fetired the Leafs with neatiess and despatch. They failed to get a hit off him dur- ing that time, In the fourth, howev- 4. they peeled off three healthy ks, including i triple by Joe i$ with two men on, and Mr. te June 4A 4--After making a St. Toledo Eo Indianapolis. + Only. game Chicago'... Brooklyn St. Louis 4 3 eve fim The Wires hat igo anything that Mr. . do didn't really matter, Bob hana vm was Jitching some cffecti: : sinyaders, and the able to muster only. one at Solus 'at _his expense. They, sombin bine hits, one. econ of | third' jJsoed two third, Inping insignificant when com- players accumuiaiediof Fisher. BASEBALL RESULTS AMERICAN CAN LEAGUE ' Louisville 4.040000, 28 23 I Columbus egesensy ieensnsee Kansas City .eeeve Milwaukee .. Minneapolis ....., YESTERDAY'S | S RESULTS Toledo +... GAMES. TO-DAY Milwaukee at Toledo, Kansas City at Columbus. St. Paul at 'Louisville, Minneapolis at Indianapolis rn ctr per m-------------- NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati <..uee, Philadelphia ..... YESTERDAY' S RESULTS New York .... GAMES TO-DAY Toronto Newark Reading Jersey City . Wider were nurslfg rune ould ng | Toronto .... Phe, cambin Slcnireal ai triple altimore day, 'in Newark runs that hester | Montreal at Toronto, markers, the Rochéster at Buffalo, Won Tost P.c.| Philadelphia ..... 667 Waslisigton ovis 622 Cleveland PRA 550| New York iieeess ,525 | Detroit ensue 11.513] St. Louis .eonvens' 17 436 | Chicago .....dvihp 16 ,372 | Boston wild ,325 28 25 23 18 Cleveland New York ... Philadelphia +.. Washington 08 Milwaukee scheduled. Washington at Detroit, Boston at Cleveland. INTERNATIONAL 1 LEAGUE YESTERDAY'S RESULTS .» 92 Rochester ,..5-10} 11-5 Buffalo .. i Reading ....is 9 Jersey City ... 3 GAMES TO-DAY Newark at Jersey City." Reading at Baltimore, AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost "B.C: 29 14 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS 13 Chicago ... 4. St. Louis 41s... .+8 Detroit , GAMES TO-DAY New York at Chicago. Philadelphia at St. Louis .< LIBERALS HAVE A. SENATE MAJORITY Five Vacancies in Upper] Hob: House Filled--- Lemieux Is Appointee Ottawa, Jung 4 4~--~With the ap- 'pointment of five new Senators, the 'Libéral Party in Capada for the first time Jn nearly two decades as- sumes command of an absolute majority of votes in the 'Senate Chamber. The present Government party's Joting jority in the up- tuted g a Parliument will' pel on four or five votes. on odolphe Lemieux, Speak-: er of the louse of Commons during the last' three Parliaments, 84 years a member of the House of Commons, former Solicitor-Gener- al and Postmaster-General in Can- ada'in. the Laurier Government, who declined a portfolio in the pre- sent Mackenzie King Government, and who was offered and declined the Lieutenant-Governorship of his native Province of Quebec, is the outstanding new appointee to be a member of the Senate Body. It is understood he will be the Bpeaker in the Red Chamber next session, The other four nominees are also Québec appointments and are Geo. Parent, K.C,, Liberal member of the late Commons from West Que- bec; Edmund William Tobin, Liber- al ex-member of the Commons, from Richmond-Wolfe; Jules Edouard Lost P.C. Pig oo 535 A42 A442 A22 370 7-3} / fugens, Jrities } ich ' er he Ring a "will be be consti- | Prevost, Liberal ex-members for Terrebonne, and Lawrence A. Wil- son, Liberal ex-member for Vau- dreuil-Soulenges. ; These appointments leave he Senate vacancies to bé filled be! the election, They are the British Columbia and the Prince Edward Hsiang A. Arbus It is under- 0 H of Fc 3 and' Pe sent Government, E. Sinclair, Liberal. It 'portfolio named for these, TSE FOUND IN GARAGE Airmail Flier Turns to Meche] anic After Crash in Blizzard . . Elk City, Okla, June 4---A 'man claiming to be Maurice Graham, Western Alr Express pilot and World War aviator listed as missing since his flight from Las Vegas, Ney., to Salt Lake City last Janu- ary, was found working here as a garage mechanic. Months after Graham' flew into a snow storm and became lost on Western Air trials, he said he had assunred the role of mechanic here because he was "through with fly- ing" and was tired "of too much publicity." He said he had reported to West- end Air officials in Los Angeles soon after he leaped from his mail plane when it entered a storm 60 miles from the Ute Indian reserva. tion 'near St, George, Utah, last 'January 9. Hig story has not yet been substantiated by western sources who knew Graham person< aly or by those who participated in the lengthy search for him, Friends of the man here, how- ever, accepted him as the flier and ne ons E1k City Daily News identified him as Graham. It was pointed out by Western d, and | pficigls that; during all. the time cited, a wide search was in progress oe a ay hove dollars Jooking 1s for. im; that the dpe nonie of the air mail ap- parently was Auiiverdd, Six Injured in Gun Fight in Which Vigilantes Fire' on Each Other Mancelona, Mich,, June 4--~With the sombre tombstones of a eeme- tery as a" background, north- ern Michigan's anhunt for four bank robbers ended dramatic- ally yesterday in a pitched . gun fight, Four men were wounded, Two of the bandits, Fred and Leonard El- lott, brothers, were shot down, and two. members of .the. posse which tracked them to their hiding place 'were 'wounded Robert Kit- chen of Mancelona, and R. C. Ben- nett were the vigilantes wounded. The fight this afternoon brought the toll of men wounded in the manhunt, which started yesterday forenoon after 'the Antrin County State Bank here wag robbed, to six. Dr. J. R, Geryer, Bellaire physi- clan, is in a Petoskey hospital in a serious condition from a' wound in- flicted by a fellow posseman When he was mistaken for one of the ban- dits. Herbert Sullivan, Mancelona Vusitiess ay was less aeHousty woun y stotgun slugs y the bandits when he chased them yesterday. With the shooting and capture of the Elliott brothers, officers had in custody three of the four bandits. Sylvester Elliott, a third brother, surrendered to state troopers when they surprised him emerging from a swamp several miles west of here, He was unarmed and offered no re- sistance. Officers said the Elliotts wounded by shotgun slugg fired by named Jim Kelley, former Kalama- 700 policeman. as the fourth mem- ber of their gang. He is reported to have caught a freight train and escaped. ARTHOS WINS AT EPSOM Epsom Downs, England, June 4 --Arthos, starting et odds of four to one against yesterday won the Woodcote Stakes for two-year- olds over a distance of six furlongs. The Nile, at 100 to 9, was second, and the colt by Milesius, out of Clarice, at 6 to 1, third. Eleven started, Arthos whining by a neck, and the Nile capturing second place by, a head in a thrilling finish. JUDGE RULES OUT. GHOST CONFESSION Alleged Murderer Chained in Room of Killing, Police Act as Spirits Springfield, 111., June 4--A ghost act staged by police to force a mur- der. confession from Harry Ross caused Circuit Court Judge Charles Briggle to rule out the confession and resulted in collapse of the mur- der case. The indictment against Ross, charging him with the mur- der of John Babcock, a former busi« ness associate, was nolle prossed by the state. Conrad Jesberg, chief of detec- tives, admitted that he and three other detectives took Ross to the room where he was alleged to have killed Babcock last February and staged a ghost scene. Two of the detectives, according to Jesberg, Went to the basement yof the dwelling and started groan- ing, another dashed about the room with a sheet draped about him, the fourth speaking of the spirit of Babcock, demanded of Ross, who was ghackled and chained in a dark corner: "Harry, why did you kill me?" Briggle upheld police in declar- ing he did not believe there had been any beating, but ruled out the purported confession on the ground that Ross' résistance had been de- creased by the long hours of ques- tioning and that he did not sign the confession at his own free will Won Lost P.G 27 18 64 x +.15 Boston ..6 Pittsburg ...... 9 Cincinnati .,... 11 Philadelphia .10 ALTERATION n was never the same again. In the fifth they blasted 'him from the 'mound with some powerful bat- ting exnlogive, and helped themselves to 'a lead which never diminished. The Leafs collected "seven hits' off For SEN five he was Sicted, and . they! ve more off Irvin an Littlejohn, who. followed; four of them: coming from the. southpaw slants of Irvin in the 6th inning for a brace of runs. Clarence Fisher, who does most of pisefing in the "bull pen" was gr- ven Five task of deceiving the. Red Wings in the 'second game, but he wasomot edual to 'the occasion, The visitors had a végular batting birth. day. at his expense, They scored 'en- ough runs off lim in the first in- to win 'the and it was "after the fans began fo clamor br his removal in. the, fourth that Guelph... Guelph... Johnny Prudhomme was called in te ) Chicago' at 'Boston, Cinginnati_at New. York. Pittsburg at Brooklyn. St. Louis at Philadelphia. ONTARIO LEAGUE Won Lost P.C St. Catharines ... 11 2 Brantford 0... 10 A 7 10 12 PIPPIN Hamilton ,..vi.00 5 St Thomas ,.. 1 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS 10-11 Hamilton +. .3- St. Catharines12-8 St, Thomas .2: Brantford ...5-12 London .....4- GAMES TO-DAY Guelph at St. Thomas. Brantford at, Londoh. St.- Catharines at. Hamilton. ves EM pg: Kellogg's Pep Bran Flakes have s «that good-to-the-last-spoonful gest. Full of crunchy wheat. All .the whole grain. : : Pio i Sxaabonth Just enough added os al combi, That's why fal i ctu, Tatu Great for breakfast. Fine for lunch. A special treat for childs at gueey me) Serve with fruits or honey ok for the red-and-green package at your gro- y Kellogg in London, Ontario. R Biull Rhskes are wi lezative, bran if te ALL. | To Clearsat Ha Ranh ove skins +a | Reg. 95¢c. To Clearat ...... S A LE NOW ON AT THE DOMINION CLOTHING Co Owing to the recent Fire and Smoke in the King Street Chambers, our Store was damag to make way for the ALTERATION. --All goods must be disposed of within Ten Days. ed by Smoke. Smoke 'shelves must be cleared of goods + wis the most popular event of the City. Now our aim is to make this ALTERATION SALE even greater. All our goods are first quality, and any article bought here is guaranteed to give satisfaction, replaced or your money refunded. BUY! BUY! BUY !Now and Always at the Store where you can buy with confidence. * Bominion Clothing Co. . W., Oshawa Phone 2141 Blue Serges, Cheviots, Tweeds = Some with two pairs 'Bloomers, some . long and golf. Reg. $8.95, to clear at . , Bays' Blue and Tweed 4 Reguar 95¢ 49¢ at cea LE PEP) Trousers. 98¢c Men's Strong Duck Khaki All sizes. Regular $1.49 To Clear at... aud isn n obly Sport Blouses, assorted : 5. Reg. 79¢ 49 c ™ {15 Dozen only Men's Balbriggan Com- 59¢ ' Binations, Sizes 34 to 44 18 Only Men's and Young Men's Blaz- er Coats. Regular $3.95 SL. 00 Men's Cottonade Strong Work Pants. Regular $1.49 ToClear at ...vusisusrnsals 89¢c new assortment. Reg. 69¢c Sizes 8 to 15. To Clear at, 3c 25 Dozen Broadcloth. 'Blouses, Boys' Strong Khaki Pants Reg. $1.25." To Clear at... 89¢ Boys' Cotton Jerseys. Reg. 49c. To Clearat .... 29¢ u greatly reduced during this Sale. 39¢ 10 Dozen Swiss Silk Ties Regular 75c. To Clear at , ...4 Men's Fine Dress "hirts. « Size' 14-1714 Regular $1.39 T9¢ To Clear at Teas on beens as 0) To Clear at gg Men's Oxfordsiand Boots, Panto Soles Regular. $2.95. $1 95 | To Clear at ERE CRETE il Ey Ballbriggan. Combinations: with 4 | buttons or buttonless | | Reg. 69c. To Clearat ..., pth "Men's and Young. Men's Foner Broad- Res 79c.'To Clear at... Ey 12 Only Men's and Young | Men's s Top 43c | cloth Grad Underwear 9c RY Plain and guard 'models. $10. 0 Coats. Regular up to $20.00 Mens Fancy Sox: Reg. 25¢ pr. To Clear at. 2 Pairs for .... 25¢ Mens and Boys" Running Shoes will be " Regular 25¢ pair. Men's Everyday Straw Hats 1 5 Reg. 15¢c. To Clear at .... C. 'Men's Strong Duck Overalls 95 $ Reg. $1.49. To Clear at , . Cc I:5 Dozen only Shildren's Stockings. Clear at 25 ; "Two Pairs fora cu... ier. Cc Men's Fine Dress Shirts, Factory and ples. Reg. up to $2.75 All sizes, To Clear at ves - Collars. Regular $1.39 ToClearat .....ivoiees Boys" Cotton Jersey Bathing Suits. Reg: 79%. To Clear at, Painters White Overalls To Clear at I yn Regular $1.25. To Clear at . . Boys' 'All Wool Fancy' Jerseys. | 98c cl 4l¢ 'Boye' Fancy Golf Hos Reg. 50c, To Clear at shad Boys' Khaki Caps. 'Reg. 25¢ 'To Clepr at Ay GET RI 15¢ Men's 'Steel Grey Worsted 'and aome Tweed Suits. Reg. $18.50 $12.50 ToClear at .,.ovivarien 'CLOTHI PHONE 2141 Satisfied . Customers always come