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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1930 | SHAMROCKS D EFEAT MILLBROOK -- ST. SIMON'S HERE TOMORROW Oshawa Shamrocks Play Good Lacrosse to Defeat or Millbrook Intermediates Local Intermediate Lacrosse Team Gives Smart Dis Eastern Rivals; 92 -- Locals Produce Fast Game With Plenty of Smart and Bovin Have Big Night The Oshawa Shamrocks, the lo- gal snappy ontty in the Lake- shore group of the intermediate 0.A. L.A, strengthened thelr hold on the league leadership last night when they won a fast game from their visitors, Millbrook, by a score of 9 to 2, The game was by far the best ex- hibition given by the local inter- mediate team thise season and the only regrettable fact is that it was witnessed by a very small ¢rowd of spectators, The game was very fast and while feeling was always quite high, there was very little questionable play and penalities were scarce, The official in charge kept close tah on the offenders and outside of one brief and not " yory serious outbreak by "Red" Cardinal, he kept the game well in hand, The Shamrocks surprised the fans who were present by thelr speed and clever combination plays, Daniels was undoubtably the most offoctive man on the fleld and he and his teammates, Bovin, Garris son, and Cardinal executed some yory pretty plays, a number of which had the best possible sue. cons. Daniels accounted for three of the Oshawa tallles and passed to Bovin for his counter, Bovin ussisted' Kunkel to appear on the scoring list, Garrison tallied once but his clever playmaking was res. ponsible for a number of counters and his smart passing got him eredit for four assists, H, Cardinal scored twice and had one assist snd Murray got the other Oshawa tally, , Miller scored Millbrook's first gos! and passed to Nattress for their yecond tally, Miller, Nat. tress and Ingram were the best for Millbrook, The work of Danlels, Garrison and Cardinal ip especially noto- worthy, They attacked with sys. tem and carried out thelr thrusts at the oppobing net with the snap which assures success, Kvery one of the home men of the loeal team must have heen practising on the targots for thé last few days as they showed plenty of speed in their shots and their nocuracy was nigh perfect, ¥reelove, the Mill. brook custodian, gave hin best be- tween the nets and although one or two that slipped by looked a Nttle bit woft he must be excused as his defoncemen backed in on Bm In a woeful manner and he was given little or no chance, Even at that he made several nice saves, ne in particular being especially neat, Oshawa Defence Strong i 'While the Millbrook defence left quite a bit to be desired, the local rearguard turned in a good night's work, They were not called upon Thistles Defeat Ulster 2-1 in | Connaught Game by -- Hamilton, July 4,-~Whaen Thist« _ tles meet Toronto Ulsters in the second game in the home-and-home * peries for the right' to represent _ this part of the Province in the Con. * naught Cup play-offs the local team . will carry with them to Toronto a 8 to 1 lead, Thistles won by thi . moore last night before a crowd of 00 frenzied fans, who cheered @ team on to its greatest triumph yoars, The attendance of 1,600 'was a record ono for a twilight . played at Toronto on Saturday, Ye {ARLE W | umBt R (© Hoot Son GGER ICKS" : HQUIBLCLEANTNG Voloo of Hollywood to work as hird ss thelr opponents but they rose to great heights when the occassion demanded and the losers had to work hard to get thelr two gonls, Htokes, the Osh- awa gonlie, gave au smart display and broke the hearts of the rival sharpshooters hy one or two sensa- tional saves, Oshawa lead all the way and were never iu danger after half time, Daniels scored the first tally soon after play opened on an indiv- fdual effort, A few minutes later, Garrison took a pass from Cardin. al and banged it home, Miller weor~ ed for Millbrooks and the first quarter ended with the score Osh- awa 2, Millbrook 1, Oshawa got the only goal of the gocond period when Cardinal took # pass from Carrison and scored, This period produced the bos. la cromse of the night, In the third session, Danfels tallied twice, tak- ing passes from Pete' Garrison on both occassions, Oshawa's con dition proved much better than the visitors' and they ran wild in the final frame, Kunkel scored on » pass from Boyvin and shortly after Daniels gave Bovin & pass and he scored, Murray, coasted down from the defence to score the next one and then Millbrook came to life ond Nattress scored on a pass from Miller, Cardinal got the last goal of the game on a pass from Garri- won, The Teams Position Gon! Millbrook Freeclove Point Le Bar Cover Goodfellow 1st, Defenco Tato 2nd, Defence Bloan 3rd, Defence White Centre Donnelly ard, Home Nattress 2nd, Home Miller 1st, Home Ingram Outside Fisher Inside Dundas Bubs, Caplan 4 Dawson * Clarke Gray Oshawa Htokes W, Luke Btevens Murray Hare L, Luke Kunkel Daniels Bovin Cardinal Garrison H, Cardinal Logan G, Luke Bayes " " Reforee--F, LeRoy, a ------------ Siki's Youth Too Much for Demetral ae |Men's Singles 'in Toronto, July dReginald Siki, the Abyssinian heavyweight, Continued on his winning way by repeating his erformance of two weeks ago in eating the veteran Bill Demetral here lust night, This time, however, he took two straight falls, the first one lasting 40 seconds over the hour mark and the second 24 minutes and 39 seconds before the Chicago Greek surrendered to a vicious toe! hold, The bout was spectacular and full of action, Demetral trying with every. thing he knew to beat the colored man, but the old story of youth be- ing served tells the tale, Siki having too much ctamina and would squirm out 'of seemingly impossible situation to gradually wear Demetralt o the point of exhaustion, The bout was originally carded for the last on the program, but Abe Kaplan, billed for the first prelim. inary, failed to appear, so the semi- final and main bouts were moved for. ward to give him a chance to keep the engagement, No one was able to find out 'just what became of Abe, however, other than that he left the Commission office after weighing in to have a sleep prior to the boyt, {Apparently he is a second Rip Van inkle and took a real nap, Full of Action Demetral and Siki set aside the usual preliminary sparring around for holds and sailed right in, Siki hasn't a bit of use for a toe hold or anything faintly resembling one and the erafty Chicagoan was well aware of it and played for them at every opportunity. : a strange turn of fate the same medicine cost him the match later on, proving that while Reginald from Abyssinia doesn't like the application he knows how to use one himself, Demetral at one stage held a toe hold almost Continuously for better than ten minutes, Five times Siki broke lgose only to get the same hold again, The pain seemed terrific, and how he ever stood up under the punishment only he alone knows, The whestling exhibited was of an unusually high quality, and 'the fans enjoyed every minute, and Siki re. '| eelved un great ovation on winning, to which he responded with a bow that would have put the best Morty of Sir Walter Raleigh to shame, # "Cannonball" Scott and "Duke" Hennessey Seen in Action Again Toronto, July 4.=It was Old Timers' night at the Pits last night, and a tremendous crowd turned out to see their old favors ites In action, the most popular.of these being the old-time battery of Cannonball Scott and Dyke Hone nessey, Manager Joa Op also had several other old-time stars on his lineup, Bt; Georges won tae game, 9 to 6, but they were oxtonded all the way, and at the end of the second the veterans were leading, § to 8. Tim Grady tripled and Bert Done ohue and "Babe Sheppard home ered In succession, It was a mighty wallop of Babe's but he needed it because the bases neomed apart to him, | longuo CRICKET NOTES $t. George's meet Ht, Edmund's of Torofto, on Bsturday next, the 'th inst, in & lesgue game ail Iakeview Park, The team to do duty Is as fol, lows:~F, Lamouth, G, Dewbery, H, Howarth, G, Mann, J. Plekup, W. Moore, J, Chappell, B., An. thony, W, Sargant, T, Prosser and ', Drummond, Reserves, W. Thompson and 1, Chappell, All players to be on hand at 2 o'clock, ; Local TennisClub's Sr. Team Defeats Bowmanville Club The Oshawa Tennis Club's Sen- for team in the Central Ontario Tennis Association defeated the Bowmanville Club in a regular fixture on Wednesday evening, Of the seven events played the loeal club won five, This improves thelr standing in the group considerably and in al) probability it will mean that the battle for group honors will be between Oshawa and Campbell ford, The match was to have been hold in Bowmanville but owing to the fact that the heavy rainfall on Tuesday had done considerable damago to several of the courts In Bowmnville, only 8 events were played there, the balance of the avents being played at the local courts, Men's Singles Erie Vesey, Oshawa, defeated R, Strike, Bowmanville, 6-4, 6-1, B. R, James, Bowmanville, de- featod . Dr, McMullen, Oshawa, 6-8, "1-5, Men's Doubles M. A, Nelll and J, W, Alesan- dor, Bowmanville, defeated T, Fishleigh and J. Lester, Oshawa, G8, 8-0, 0-4, H, Haiver and 8, Alger, Osh. awa, defeated Dr, Bisson and Mr, Dudley, 6-1, 6-8, Mixed Doubles Dr, Langmald and Miss D, My- ors, Oshawa, defeated Miss Cav. erley and Mr, Oliver, Bowman. ville, 6-2, 6-4, Ladios' Ningles Miss Ruth Fishleigh, defeated Miss Helen Bowmanville, , 6-8, Tail Doubles Miss Bessie Furber and Miss Adolaine Gohean, Oshawa, defeat- od Mis ¥, Worry and Miss J. Ramsay, 6-1, 6-8, Eric Vesey Wins Kingston Tourney Erie Vesey of the Oshawa Ten. nis Club was successful in winning the trophy presented by the Cen. tral Ontario Lawn Tennis Associa. tion to the winner of the Men's Singles open tournament played at Kingston on Tuesday, July 1st The Tournament was open to mom- bers, of all clubs belonging to the association and a large number of members took part in the event, The, Clubs represented In the af fair were Bowmanville, Campbell. ford, Helleville, Smith Falls, Tweed, St. Regis ' of Kingston, Kingston Tennis Club and the Oshawa Tennis Club, In the first round Vesey drew a Lye, however, in the second he was opposed 'by E, Allen of the Bay of Quinte Tennis Club, Belleville, whom he dofeated 6-1; 1-6% 6-9, He defeated ¥, Hurdey of Saint Regis Tennis Club, Kingston in the semi-finals 6-0; 6.0, whila the final round he was opposed by D, Grant, the Kingston Tonnls Clubs No, 1 player, whom he defeated In a bi dinyed match by a score of The Oshawa Men's Doubles, team of "Army" Armstrong and Harold Hainer defeated Milne and Jackson of the St Regis Club, Iingston, 7-6, 6-1 In: the first round, In the second round they defeated MelLaughlin and Les worthy of the Kingston Tennis Club 6-0, 0-6, 6-8; howover, they were defeated In the finals by Weston and Smith of Campbell. ford after a gruelling three set heuggle by the scores of 0+7, 6-8, Oshawa Tennis Club Enters Inter. Team It was decided by the" executive of the Oshawa Tennis Clup to ene ter an intermediate team In the Central Ontario Tennis Ansocln- tion, The club already has a sen- for entry in the association and to date have beon very successful, Of the three matches played to date, with Peterbore, Bowman- ville and Campbeliford, they have lost only one mateh, that with Campbeliford in Campbolitord Inst Saturday, ' This matoh was closely, contented and of the seven avents played the local club one ly lost four, The intermediate team will be grouped with the Whitby and Bowmanville clubs and the first event will be played at Whith, on July 18th when the local alu will wend a strong rperesentation to that town whilst the senior toam will entertain the Bowmanville team at the local courts, DS LOSE AT DETROIT Detroit, July 4,~Detroit scored 3 runs in the seventh to defeat the league exhibition game here yeatere day, . ! Cincinnati Reds 4 to 2 In an inter | th S PORT SNAPSHOT By Ono. Caursms, Sports Bdiber Oshawa Shamrocks: Defeat Millbrook The Oshawa Shamrocks, local intermediate entry in the OA LA, made 4 much better showing last night than they have made in any other game this season, The Shamrocks displayed & snappy brand of lacrosse to defeat the Millbrook team bre one-sided score of 9 to 2, The Oshawa team played good: combi better team, The game Was strenuous but clean, tion und were much the Oshawa's attackers had a big night and Daniels, Cardinal, Garrison and Boyin all increavéd their averages, LJ LJ Ld St, Simon's Here Tomorrow St, Simon's, the team that is running neckeand-neck with the Osh- awa General Motors, in the Senior OA LA. race, 'will be here to- morrow afternoon to do battle with the locals in a scheduled fixture, The Saint's will be strengthened by the addition of Messrs, Johnson, Plummer, McGregor and Leighton, for the Saint's in thelr game with Brampton on the holiday, MeGregor scored all three goals This game means u great deal in the scramble for playoff berths and the locals are determined to make evé®y effort to put it in the bag, The game is being played ut the Motor City Stadium and there should he a good erowd on hand! Sesting capacity to accomodate all who attend the game and the usual admission is being charged, LJ] " Big Softball Game Tonight Last Saturday, the Textiles und Native Sons, of Toronto, battled to a teninning, one-all tie game and tonight at Alexandra Park, these two teams will renew hostilities, will be seen in Textile uniforms, "Doc" Rowden and "Theo Elliott These two teams staged a wonderful softball battle last Saturday and it is fully expected that another smart game will be served up tonight, There should be & good crowd of local softball fans amble up to the Park tonight to witness this game, LJ \d \ LJ "Alfie" Shrubb May Race Tom Longboat The plans have not been completed yet but it is expected that "Alfie" Shrubb and Tom Longboat will return to their old-time rivalry, in a three-mile challenge race to be held at the Canadian National Exhibition, Shrubb is the challenger and while Longboat hus not yet accepted, Mr, Shrubb stated, In conversation with The Times, this morning, that he thought that Tom Longboat would accept the chal lenge. » » * Oshawa City Play Clydebank The Oshawa City soccer team plays Clydebank on Saturday after- noon at Alexandra Park, Park, not later than 300 o'clock The following players are to report at the on Saturday afternoon: Shields, Lappin, Gilbert, Grant, Loban, Cuncliff, Smart, Dunstall, Brown, Full, ton, Radcliff, O'Hearne and Munro, LJ » LJ \8 OM.1. Play Kodaks Saturday The OM.1, ladies' softball team plays Kodaks, of Toronto, in an exhibition game at the Motor City Stadium on Saturday night, start ing at 7.00 p.m, + \ Aarabs in The admission is only 10g, . LJ Peterboro The Oshawa Aarabs journey to Peterboro tomorrow afternoon to play Peterbore Raybestos in a league game, this game they will have practically It should be a real good game, LJ Ad If the Aarabs can win put Raybestos out of the playoffs Orillia Softball Team Here Saturday An intermediate softball team from Orillia will play an exhibition game with the Parts and Service Juniors at Lakeview Park on Satwry day afternoon, starting at 3.30 p.m, Red Wings Halt Leafs and Boost Batting Averages by Pounding Out 10-1 Victory Red Wings Come From Long Road Trip and Slam Offerings of Prudhomme and Page to Take 10.1 Victory From Fast Travels ling Toronto Leafs -- To- ronto Bats Idle Rochester, July 4.~~Those roads weary Red Wings came back to Ned Wing Stadium yesterday af- ternoon, They showed but little offect of the long 28-game grind which they had completed on the seven foreign flelds of the clroult, and walloped throe Toronto pitohs ers for 15 hits and a 10-1 victory, The triumph, a decisive one over their nearest followers, brought Joy to the assemblage, and likely to the Baltimore Orioles, too, Doh McGraw hung up his eighth victory of the season, against two defeats sustained as a relief hurl. or at the begluning of the year, It was an impressive victory, also, as the lanky and serlous-looking right-hander allowed the visiting team, itself on a long, vietoriouy streak, olght safe hits, all singles, and but three bases on balls, Defensively, the Wings shapod up better than when they left home in early June, and two double plays sparkled along with fine individual performances, On tho attack the Red Wings just had a big day, Piftdon hits=~oight of them oft Johnny Prudhomme, right-hander, and seven off young Phil Page, left-hander-~wers protty. well shared by the home olub athletes, Even MoGraw, who drove home the first two tallies of the day, enough to win the contest, came through with a single, Only Joe Brown and Howle Willlamson fall od to connect, "Boost Batting Averages 'Pepper' Martin 'and "Ripper Colllng did the greatest damaye with throe hits each; Martin with two singles and a double, and Cole line with a triple and two singles in four trips to the plate, Included In the 16 Wing clouts were five two-base efforts ang tw) ree re, Wilson getting a triple and Florence two doubles to boost thelr averages, Murtin pass od the ,400 mark In clouting with hin fine day, Run-seoring began early in the day, In fact, Johnny Prudhomme, pride and Joy of the Leafs' mound staff and a former Rochester hurls ar, was given so much of a pound: ing in the first three frames that he was forced to retire in favor of Graham, The Wings made good use of every one of thelr eight sale blows oft Johnny, In the second Wilson opened wiht a sharp single to right, and Florence sent him to third with a long double off the right tleld fonce, MeGraw, up with two out, smacked the first pitoh Into centre for a single, 1 .d both Wilson and Florence cantered home, McGraw held the visitory to twe hits and no runs In the first three frames, and the Wings added four more tallies in the third to gather a 0 to 0 lead, With one out, Martin singled o© left, and Collins then tripled to centre to score him, Worthington wingled to right to tally the "Rip. por," Just to keep the sequence of hitting intact, Charlie Wilson tripled to right to score the red. head, Florenco walled and Myers banged a wingle through the box to Burke's side of scoond base, the ball going through the drawnsiy infleld, This onded Johnny, and Graham came In to retire the next two men, After Two Men Out Singles by Sheedy and . Cote, following a base on balls to Burke, gave the Leafs a run in the fourth, all mon getting to first baso safely after two men had been retired, CHAMPION HIGH JUMPER HAS HER TONSILS REMOVED Toropto, July 4.=Miss Ethel Cath. erwood, the Olympie champion high Jumper, recently had her tonsils res moved, She was discharged from the hospital on Sunday, Today her mother will arrive from the West to My the girls a visit at their home on Vaughan Road, BOSTON BOUT CANCELLED Boston, July 'd,=Lddie Mack, Are gone AA, promoter, yesterday cans celled the boxing show he scheduled for July 7 because he was unable to abtain a situable opponent for Tom Heeney, New Zealand, The "Hard Rock" sifined to battle Riccardo Bert arolio, but the huge Italian fractured his thumb several days ago 3 PERCY WILLIAMS RAN HIS FASTEST RACE Vancouver, B.C, July 4~ "Percy Williams van faster than be has over done in his life, and yet, udging from comments 1 have hoard since 'he race took place, bundreds of people In Vancouver appesr to think he is not the sprinter he was," Bert Davidson, wanagor of the Dominion Day in- ternational track meet, scid today, "Perey's time for the race, fig- uring he finished a yard behind Vddle Tolan, was about 10 3-10 woconds," Davidson argued, "The best time Perey has over made for the 100 metres before is 10 #6 the Olympic record, In running 100 yards in 10 seconds a runner averages two yards fcr every fifty of a second, Thorefors, although Percy was making a better pace than this on Tuesday, he was, at the most, little more than a tenth of a second hehind Tolan, which gives him better than world's vecord ime, Considering this, how can any one say Percy is not as good as he ever was," Davidson declared, Brampton Jrs. Defeat Torontos Brampton, July 4.-~Excelsiors 111, registered thelr fourth vietory in as many games when they de- fonted Torontos last night In a O.AL,A, junior game, 6 to 0, It was their second consecutive shut- out victory this week, having blanked Malverns In Toronto, To- rontos were minus the services of four of thelr best men, Jack Me. Kongle, "Red" Pears, Ralph McAl- pine and Runberger, Vor 20 min utes they furnished stout opposi- tion to the claver local twelve, but in the second quarter they: were overwhelmed by Excelslors' at- acks, and four goals resulted, Fleming nccounted for three and Gowland for the other, The total was increased to six In the third quarter, when M, Burrows and Fleming scored, Torontos had mont of the play in tho concluding ses slow, but were over anxious when clos® into the nets, The game was particularly clean, and there were few penal. tion, ¥leming was the star for the locals, one of his goals being masterpiece, a snap-shot from over his shoulder with his check wrap. ped about him, Excelsiors next game Is at Cot- tingham Bquare on July 11 when -------------------------- Finals Reached At Wimbledon Wimbledon, England, July 4, The two strongest double teams in all Kurope swept Into tho semis final round of the British tennis championships yesterday and to- morrow will clash with two ecom- binations of United States Davis Cup players for the right to enter the finals, Dr, J, Colin Gregory and Ian G. Collins, Great Britain's . best doubles pair, overcame a French team consisting of Jean Borotra and Christian Boussus in straight wots In one quarter-final, 9-7, 6-8, 0-2, In the other mateh, Henrl Cochet and Jacques Brugnon of France eliminated Bill Tilden and his Duteh partner, Hans Timmer, by wscoros of 0-8, 4-6, 0.3 In an uphill battle a strong British team, consisting Mrs, Bileen Bennett Whittingstall and Betty Nuthall, the United ftates combination of Sarah Pal frey and Edith Cross finally won the match by scores of 4-6, 18-8, 0-3, Bisons Lose First Night Game to Montreal Royals Buftalo, July 4.==Darkness tried to crash the gates at Bison Stad- ium here last night, and found the mates locked against it, Darkness stretohed ebony fipgers upward in an attempt to scale tho walls of the Btadinm, and found-itself beats en buck by the glare of 1,000,000 candle-power battery of flood Hithtn, - Darkness sullenly withdrow, keeping for itself the rest of Bul falo, and Joaving Bilson Stadium to the orowd of more than 10,000 persons gathered there to see the Buffalo Nisons and the Montreal Royale clash in the first night base. ball game in the Hast, And they saw the game---even the skeptical fans who were wills Toromo vivees Jersey City BASEBALL RESULTS ren ey INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost PC, kl H15 H HE 550 SY AS5 AM AM 51 Baltimore +ivv000s Rochester ,, Newark ,..v Reading «vives YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Baltimore , Reading vovieens Rochester 00010 LOtomto sevsvees Jersey City +..010 Newark seeeees ly Montreal vov0eid Buffalo iii id GAMES TO-DAY Toronto at Rochester, wm, and pm, Montreal at Buffalo, anw and p.m Jersey City at Newark, am, and pm, Reading at Baltimore, a.m, und pm, AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost P.C Philadelphia 49 053 Washington seever #M LHd8 New York voeeeens 43 L14 Cleveland 35 AVS Detroit v0 30 All St. Louis 2» Ad Boston .) AN) Chicago .. 25 579 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Philadelphia ..,.5 New York .....4 No other gamts scheduled, GAMES TO-DAY St. Louis at Chicago (2), Cleveland at Detroit (2), Philadelphia at Boston (2), New York at Washington (2), rr irene verre teen NATIONAL LEAGUE on Lost P.C Brooklyn 4.4 ne HM) 26 000 Chicago ... 005 New York 529 St, Lows voivvanie S07 Boston... ABS Pittsburg A0J Cincinnati vovevere A03 Philadelphia ooo ++ S87 fraser Boston Pittsburg viii ( No other games scheduled, GAMES TO-DAY Boston at Philadelphia (2), Brooklyn at New York (2). Cincinnati at St. Louis (2), Chicago at Pittsburg (2), AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Won Lost PC, servenes 0 OH 589 SH Louisville St, Paul Toledo ,ivvenvnnvs Kansas City soviet Minneapolis seve Indianapolis vee Columbus viveieee 33 Milwaukee sovviee 30 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS No games scheduled, GAMES TO-DAY Columbus at Toledo (2), Indianapolis at Louisville (2), Kansas City at Milwaukee (2), St, Paul at Minneapolis (2). PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Hollywood .....9 Oakland San Francisco .3 Seattle .. Sacramento ,..21 Missions Los Angeles ...4 Portland ,, J M 35 » 3» 42 M" 3» 35 33 3 ond STELLA WALSH ENTERS NATIONAL AAU, MEET Dallas, Texas, July 4.~More than 150 of the nation's leading feminine athletes took final workout yesterday in preparation for the National AA, U. track and field meet scheduled at Southern Methodist University Sta« dium here today, Competition in the dashes were ex pected to be keen, with Stella Walsh of Cleveland, the outstanding entrant, LUCK DESERTS FAULKNER AS NEWARK LOSES, 10.9 4 =The Jersey Jersey City, Jul in the last ins City Skeetory rallled ning here yesterday, scoring three runs to defeat the Newark Bears by 10 to 9, in a free-hitting game. Wera's single to left after two were out, scored Selkirk with the wins ning run, {m Faulkner who pitched to only 1 batter in the 9th was chr ed with the defeat, while Johnny Allen was credited with the victory, Second Place at Stake in Game Tomorrow Between St. Simon's and Oshawa Toronto's Strong Senior O, A.L.A. Entry, St, Simon's, Play Oshawa General Mo- tors at Motor City Stadi- um Tomorrow Afternoon at 3.00 pm, = Second Place in Group Standing Is at Stake--Fast Game Expected e---- $t, Bimon's are here tomorrow! When the Oshawa General Mo-' tors seniors, Dominion champions of 1929, made a gallant uphill fight to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat in the thrilling International peries with the strong United Stat. os team, it looked to a great many of the lacrosse fans of this city and many other citios as if Oshawa would have no dificulty in retain- ing her laurels for another season, But contrary to all such thoughts the Brampton Excelsiors and the strong Toronto aggregation, Bt, Simon's have made it very definite~ ly understood that such is not the case, The other senior teams bene- fited a great deal from the Inter- national series in that they were shown certain weaknesses of the Oshawa team and they have used this knowledge to groat advantage, as the rosuis of the last three . games show, Tie For Becond Place . At the present time, the Bramp- ton Excelsiors are well out in front in the league race having lost only one game, thelr initial start, Tor- onto"s hope, St, Simon's, and the Oshawa General Motors seniors are at present tied for second place the other playoff berth, each team having had three defeats, The standing will be lengthened out tomorrow as these two teams meet in a schoduled game at the Motor City Stadium, at 8,00 o'clock sharp, St, Simon's opened' the 'season here with Oshawa and it took a great last-period rally by the locals to win the game, Lately the Oshawa team has seemed to fade in the last quarter #pstead of staging a spurt and if they fade tomorrow afternoon they will be forced to ae- cept the cellar position, a locality unknown to the local team since they started their great spurt in the middle of the 1028 soason, The Oshawa team is still weak- ened by injuries but it is hoped that "Chuck" Davidson will be on the lineup tomorrow and will be able to take part in the proceedings, with the aid of a mask. The Oshawa team has an uphill ight before them now but they are determined to prove themselves equal to the task, They. have been practising hard since thelr Inst defeat at the hands of the Excelslors and they are oagerly awaltng the game with the Saints, Oshawa lacrosse fans know and approciate the brand of lacrosse al- ways dished up by these rival teams and there should be a great crowd on hand tomorrow at 3,00 o'clock, The game is being played at the Motor City Stadium, where there ig ample seating accommodas tion for everyone, The admission is an usual, 60 cents, You can't af- ford to miss this game. 5 i "or ACL ELLIS NIC EIALT SATURDAY AND MONDAY ond A great star in the greatest of mystery dramas | RICHARD DIX | : in "SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE" Breathless Exciting Delirious ing to give odds this afternoon that the players would not be able to seo the ball---that the aphere would be out of sight most of the time, high in the air, or out in the, deep field, The skeptics were con. vinced, and by most of the largest orowd which has gathe #00 An International this season, night voted a sUCoens, An a game, it was very much Ike any baseball 'game, except that there wan no broiling sun to make the spectators uncomfortable, The game moved quickly, there was no hesitancy on the part of the players, most of whom Were playing under artifiolal light for the first timo and It was only when O.A.L. A. LACROSSE MOTOR CITY STADIUM ; King St. West iit Saturday, July Sth 3 p.m, Sharp Toronto one loked away from the tleld that the strangenoss of baseball being Dave Inte at night could be reals wed, ; It was a keen battle ',too that the teams staged and Montreal wou by § to 4, thus spoiling the even. ing for some of the spectators, St. Simons 2000 Seats General Motors Oshawa g Admission 500 |