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PAGE SIX THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1930 PETERBORO JRS.LOSES.P.A. GAME-TORONTO LEAFS FINALLY BEATEN Peterboro, St. John's and Barrie Eliminated in Last Night's Jr. S.P.A. Games Galt Kids Put Peterboro St. |. John's Out by Score of 4-2 --Brantford Team Proves Too Good for Barrie, 5-1 --Many Promising Play- ers Seen in Action in Last "Night's Game Toronto, Nov. 26.--Unworried by the importance of onerous de- fensive tactics, four out-of-town teams hurled everything they had into enthusiastic offensive play last night at the Arena Gardens and provided as interesting games as have been witnessed this Fall in the S.P.A. junior series. Galt, with their 4 to 2 victory over Peterboro St. John's in the open- ing game, and Brantford, with their 5 to 1 win from Barrie, were the survivors in two torrid tussles of pre-season efforts. As has been the case with most teams this season there was a noticeable lack of condition on the part of the losers but all four teams took every advantage offered of making the best of the early encounters to improve themselves for the grind that faces them when the O. H.A. regular season gets under way. Two Promising Teams Both Peterboro and Galt have teams that have many players of merit, but since the former had been on the ice only once this sea- son they were not expected to give as finished a display as their op- ponents. Galt's two front line shifts are already showing the benefits of artificial ice and early practices and these men, backed by a sturdy defence pair in Cas- sidy and Ainslee and a capable net minder in McGregor provided too strong a combination for Peter- boro to successfully cope wit! However, had matters been equ in condition, the game would un- doubtedly have been closer, White and Howe, defence pair for the losers backed their buddies with bodychecks and stemmed manv Galt rushes before they could be termed dangerous, Caladine and Devere, centre players for Peterboro and Galt respectively, organized many shifty thrusts at their opponents' goal Wesley, who stepped into the Peterboro nets in the third session, turned back many attacks both from close in and from outside the defence with his timely stops. Cas- sidy, while he was prominent on the Galt defence, was equally as Ye CAREW LUMBER (© '4 ATHOL r Ww >HAWA | aggregation of hockey talent, | real effective on 'the attack. Bryan, Gates and Scott, who took turns on the Galt forward squad, all turned in fine efforts, Brantford's All-round Strength Collie and Nels Kipp. the de- fence for Brantford plugged the play passages of the Barrie squad and the former's starting front rank of Cook, McBride and K. Kipp supplied a steady offensive pressure and a reliable back- checking unit to keep the Barrie men in check, The regular Brant- ford forwards secured all the goals but they were capably relieved by alternates. For 15 minutes the teams bat- tled without scoring but Brantford took a two-goal lead before the period ended. Ken Kipp opened the counting when he scored on Isaacs' | pass and Cook took McBride's as- sist for the second. Cook's single- handed goal was the only tally in the second session but in the third two goals by K. Kipp, the first alone and the second on a pass from N. Kipp, greatly increased the winners' margin, Nichols's ef- fort in the final minute of play prevented Barrie from going home goalless, Maroons Out-Play Rangers lontreal Nov. 26 (CP) Showing that, the men having play- ed themselves in, they have a great Mont. Maroons outplayed the New York Rangers and took a 5 to 2 de cision here last night. The game was fought at furious pace but was clean, only five penalties g given, Hooley scored two clever goals for Montreal, both on faked nasses and quick shots. Dave Trot- tier, on a lone sally, and Siebert, after combination pla; netted the Maroons' other tallies Bill Cook, sterling right winger of the New Yorkers, scored hoth their goals, each time after heady three- man rushes. Flat Walsin was hit on the temple "v Bun Cook, during the of the game, and retired. He replaced by Dave Kerr who turned in a veteran-like performance in his be- | and Haynes | Ved his first play | was' first full match since signing a pro- | fessional contract. Walsh was pain- fullv but not seriously hurt. It was stated in the dressing room that the goalie resting during the game and would be all right in the morning. Walsh is Quick Casualty In the first goal-ward rush Bun "ook struck Flat Walsh on the fore- head with a high hard shot, The Maroon net guardian stood for a Maroon second out on his feet, and then fell {over 1d He was assisted | The game was held | slowly to the ice. out of the rink. YELLOW JACKETS FINALLY BREAK THEIR LOSING STREAK---TIE Pittsburgh, Pa, Nov. 26--The Pit- tsburgh Yellow Jackets of the Inter- natiomal Hockey League broke ther losing streak last night even thought they didn't win. They played a 4 to 4 deadlock with Windsor, an overtime period failing to shatter the tie, Pitts- burgh has lost four games and won none. I'he tams concluded the first period tied at two-all, Both teams battled viciously during the second 20-min- ute ordeal and with only ten seconds remaining to be played the Bulldogs broke the tie, Phillips lifting the puck through Cox at close range after tak- ing a pass. from Northcott. Up to that time it was hammer and tongs warfare. The goalers hore the brunt of the work, although both lines and the defence put up some nice work, MAS on a a oo PUNTS and VET TTYY & SAE Priv id The Dopestes Lddedd. i FERRER RT RW wwe - Boe dediede de 2. riday saw quite a flurry on t, with the Blue Devil stock a steady rise a distinct slump in the wed stock and many were sold out completely. since then, this stock has radual but steady rise and s just about reached its peak Last F {1 above men customers ever, strong players, thereby with very leading tell us that Coach Liz s taken -steps to curb the Stirrett et al, ani for more confid- in the old Bluc two-thirty Wednes a very as- dis 1 ush ot 1at i l A50N being shown By rnoon, will be LJ ence Devil day tock, atte market more. solid once . Monday night, Coach Walker herd flock into the Stadium at four o'clock sharp, and kept them corrall- ed until well past six. He made no mis to do and how The gang meek and apologetic, af- coach down so badly lay, and were only too an- rrect their faults. The them an entirely new and drilled them for tactics that are ex- re to do it gave system of pl an hour on new ays ! pected to stop each and every Sarnia was | up ten minutes while young Dave | Kerr, goalie last year with Canada's champion amateur team, dressed. The } the ing back the least bashful in » team is cc Wanderers and are ying so. ° are all +ifo rt. in pretty fair all be able to go to whistle blows to-day. all the lads the once * pronounced each ery er of the squad and ready to go sixty min- utés in the most crucial battle of the ison, No doubt a large number of supporters will be on hand to see the The shape and when Walk last injured will the I ave ht men wat Dr as fit h A A Drama of the Silks and Sex of Society, Played Against the Amazing Background of Mad Revels Above the Clouds! A Jnyserions, seductive | beauty--a night of abandon-- by Jeanie MacPherson drama~--rising to the tre- Kay Johnson Lillian Roth de "APACHE KID" Cartoon mendous clinfax of a thousand revellers trapped in a zeppelin sweeping towards destruction! What a scene! What a story! What a panorama of amazing fashions, half-clad beauties for sale. flaring passions--a setting only DeMille"s deft hand could mould. CECIL B. Spectacular Production SATAN Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's During Talkie af Modern Love Wilh ADDED Regent DeMILLE'S Theodore Kosloff Reginald Denny "SPLASHING THRU" Spotlight Starting THURSDAY LAST TIMES--TONIGHT Ramon Novarro in a passionate tale of love in Old Spain "THE SINGER OF SEVILLE" ® | quick to take advantage. Saturday, | figures | expected that the | ike in telling them what | mfident of turn- | not | PORT SNAPSHOT By Geo. CamrsELL, Sports Editor Observing The Half Holiday Gone To The Big Game -- -- Be Back Tomorrow! tussle as games of this calibre are not handed out every day. » Ld LJ It sure was good to see Wanless and Gummow out there again on Sat- urday. They appear to be in good shape and Wee Willie Wanless her- alded his return to the game by poun- cing on a blocked kick for a major score. Blonde Bill reminded one of a lame duck returning to roost by the manner in which he fluttered down on that old pill. He sure made sure that he was Boing to get a touch, LJ Ld Jo-Jo Stirrett aayed' a big part in Sarnia's win, He did she most ef- ective plungihg, told the quarter back what to do and even helped out ted Harper, the referee, on numer- ous occasions in making decisions which seemed a little difficult to un- derstand.. So you see he is rather an all-round lad and we might say, very . . Ld The Sarnians arrived here at mid- night last night and will be staying at the Genosha Hotel. Their party will include some twenty-five persons and | no doubt this will be augmented by game time today. » .-» is that you lea sink and co Our advice to you, | all your dishes in the { down and see a real der battle with an stake, and th i titl | Lovidon Tecumsehs| Beat Out Syracuse London, Ont., Nov. 26--London Te- | cumschs retained possession of sec- ond position in the International | Professional Hockey League as a re | sult of their 4 to 2 victory over the | Syracuse Stars, at the local arena last | night, A third period rally which | netted three goals 'in less than ten | minutes, gave the Tecumsehs the vic- tory after Percy Lesueur's Syracuse sextette had battled the Tecumsehs to a tie for 47 minutes of play. The first period ended scoreles while each team tallied in the second | period, but it was in the final stanza that London show I'hree goals in rapid succession them a substantial lead while Lauder scor- ed Syracuse's final goal with three | minutes to play. Two of London's | regulars, Alvin Grob and Len Gros- venor, were injured and forced to re tire from the game Bill Homes drew a 10-minute major penalty ear! in the third period when his high stick caught Len Grosvenor in tl right eye. Leroy goals for Grosvenor $ ed class. gave scored 'two while Len Goldsworthy the winners and 'Pete Palangio ac counted for the other pair. Jack | Markle and Martin Lauder were the goal scorers for the visitors. | O.H.A. Bulletin Entries in all OHA, close today with the secretary, | Hewitt, Daily Star Building | tively no entries will be accepted af ter to-day and groupings will be ar ranged at a meeting of the excutive on Friday night, scries will | W. A. | The Sportsmen's Patriotic Associa- tion will tender the members of the O.H.A. executive a supper at the King Edward Hotel after Friday night's meeting. | Referees, managers and coaches | are asked to watch for the announce- | { ment of the date for the annual re- ferces' meeting which will be held some day next week. | RUGBY RESULTS -------------- | The scores of rugby games play- ed yesterday were as follows: Mulock Cup Final xSt. Michael's ..11 Junior S.PS. § xS8t. Michael's win championship, O.R.F.U. Interscholastic { 19 Runnymede . PW 6 ves 1 4 6 American vod | Delta . -8 Maple Leafs Ottawa Americans 'anadiens Montreal Chicago Rangers Boston Detroit Philadelphia International w 5 0 tO re 3 League L'T FP APts 0156 3 10 9 7 5 HH) Juffalo London Windsor Detroit Cleveland -- --- -- -- --- I j centred around the reports of 'of the activities of the | bottom, | fairs | three xChicago | Ottawa , .. 1 Galt 1 mVancouver INJURED RIGHT WILL | force action for the next Jimmy couver |a | second with Billy {of Chas. Higglabwiiom To Resign From O.A.A.U. Toronto, Nov. Z6.~There is lit- tle of a contentious nature to come before the delegates to the 21st annual meeting of the On- tarfo branch of the Amateur Ath- letic Union of Canada, which is to be held at Central Y.M.C.A., 40 Collge Street, on Friday evening at 8.15 o'clock. . There has apparently Leen most harmony within the of the provincial governing and the manner in which President Higginbottom and his fellow offi- cers have conducted the work the branch has met with general approval. No amendments to the constitution have presented for discussion and interest will be ut- of heen | officers covering the various phases branch dur- ing the past year and the election of officers President who of the years, will not be a candidate tion and two of the presidents are ly highest honor branch, Ri nent worker In the branch for the past TeOTrge Guthrie, pre Toronto Police AAA known official of the expected to vie for the H the af the past that he re-elec- Charle has guided anch for signified for pre to ent vice the the HKe¢ in hard G | the gift of I") a promi affairs of the decade ident of the and a well unio 1 ident ind S pre | chair, Hockey Results The scores of played last night National Philadelphia 3 Montreal Hh 4 games foll hockey were a League Maple Leaf N.Y. Ranger Boston N.Y. America International League T.ondon .. { Syracuse xWindsor ..4 Pittghurg Junior S.P.A Peterh Barrie Coast League 2 Portland Overtime; m---=play Brantford Pacific x Mon 1 ed day KEEP MONTHS An In- ly out four montl urn to Van treatiient by McLARNIN OUT New York, Nov fured right hand probab Jimmy MecLarnin Fon 26 of plans to ret and undergo Canadian bone specialist, Mi Larnin's hand was injured in the round of his recent bout Petrolle and at the end the fight was swollen to twice its normal size Bake Your Own "IT'S CHEAPER" Five Roses Bread Flour 98 Ib. bag .. $3.50 24 lb. bag . . 1.00 Hogg & Lytle Limited PHONE 203 WE DELIVER 2 1 Syracuse Pittsburg EE LR 2S -- | ranks body | the | | selig will | | the | fod | yesterday agreed to meet the win- | early in January, and signed up to | by the Stadium later, Delta CI. Earns. 13-Point Lead in Game With Run'mede Hamilton, Nov, 26.--The mag- nificent kicking of Bob Isbister, Jr., plus the all round ability of his supporitng cast, displayed in an erratic but at times brilliant cam- paign, accounted for a 13-pgint margin which Delta Collegiate In- stitute, of this city, will take into Toronto on Friday afternoon In the return game against Runny- mede Collegiate. Friday's game, which will determine the right of cihter team to continue in search | of Interscholastic gridiron laurels, shapes up as a sterling contest, for while beaten here this afternoon, the Queen City students neverthe- less showed a brand of play that may bring them reward with a few of the breaks they missed to- day. Both teams felt the pressure of | this afternoon's keen struggle and fumbled frequently, and while for- ward passing was conspicuous by its absence, the contest literally | teemed with sensational efforts, | well divided between the two | squads, Deltag produced many of the spectacular plays, but Runny- | mere, with one of the cleverest student. Kackfielders seen here leading the way, were always dan- | gerous, 'Black Hawks Again Defeat Boston Bruins v Vow on Vex AIKMAN a : Bs ¢ Maple Leafs Lose 1st Game To Quakers Philadeiphia, Nov. 26.--The To- THE DRIVE ronto Maple Leafs suffered thelr first defeat of the season and the Quakers won thelr first game in an exciting National Hockey League match here last night, when Benny Leonard's team triumphed Ly a score of 2-1. Not only was it the first defeat for the leaders of the Canadian division, but it marked the first time this season they had heen scored on. The Quakers, show= ing surprise strength eompletely outplayed the Leafs, except in the late moments of the third period, when the Toronto team desperate- ly tried to tie the score, After several close cails, the Quakers broke through in the first period when Hib Milks, playing de- fence instead of centre, soloed through the Leafs and slipped the puck under Grant's feet, Eleven seconds before the end of the period the Leafs tied the score on a break. Cotton took a shot at the net which Miller cleared, but the rebound hit Howe and the puck went into the XIII. THE DRIVE, The DRIVE is .a hard, made just over the net. sible into the court area There are two types of driv first, hit straight down the makes the adversary run fr 26--The determined | Boston overtime Ty VA 0 ap. ive the Bruins jinxed, the by slashing the puck Tiny Thompson dur- | ymage directly in front g Mush March and Arbour's score former's rebound. oalie vild scrim Boston « first try on the had the wis made Bot the cored a tally in each periods, Johnny Gott- two counters and Bill getting the other for. the Clapper, Galbraith and We scored for the Bruins, who played a much slower brand of hoc- key than their hard-fighting defence tar, cut down many impressive Bos- ton ru nd covered almost every | h his team's territory. His | hard Enarg If during the second peri arned him a major penalty but his Pi of George Owen undoubt- lly saved a score, h teams regular netting Adams Hawks 1 1 land ol hes | any position to side of the court. The D similiar to the smash only ma lower down and can be play when you are ut half of your court, below the waist when i court, for the chances are high. Use the drive ly OFFENSIVE shot your opponent with it, cessfully employed against n tl of and It sive strokes generally, Such versary, although possibly fast on the feet does not usually have any great m opposing player into error or weak return by means of the drive must not be over- looked for many times it is the factor in your shots. the making of forcing speed in portance which will throw victory favor. NORTH SHORR HOCKEY LEAGUE MAY FUNCTION THIS YEAR 26. The proposed North Shore Hoc- key League for Bruce Mines, Thes- Sault Ste. Marfe, Ont,, N fast uscd to pass the opposing play second, which 1s the cross court drive as a deci T hay e. Ti line, yer, tl om Sic RIVE 1 from red from de 1 the re Never drive from fore- 'outing' 1e "hustle is suc- a player who likes clears, drops and defen- an he ov, shot The object is to hit the bird as quickly as pos- you chosen, in order to score a placement or force your opponent into error, ad- net, Tex White won the game in the waning moments of the middle session when he picked up a loose puck and golfed it into the corner. Miller's great work in the nets sav- ed the locals in the last few mine utes, e Enemy's First Countep The Quakers were off to a flying start with Tex White breaking through on the right wing. But Jackson hack-checked and White could not lift the disc off the ice. Jackson, Primeau and Conacher made a dash down the ice twice in succession, but Miller had little tronhle stopping the shots, Claney through the pack a few gec- a '| onds later, but his shot was not hard enough. Darragh got in close on the net and took a pass out, but Grant made a great stop. Dye and Cotton then made a beautiful rush | toward the local goal but Miller | stopped a shot from Dye that was | labeled, At 11.42 the Toronto team yield ed the first goal of the season. | Milks teamed up with Kilrea, and as the Leafs carefully watched Kil- rea, Milks carried through himself and shot the disc under Grant's feet, 1e is 114 Aronve { salon and Blind River is coming closer to being a reality. Efforts are being made to have representa- tives from the three towns meet Saturday night, probably at Thes- salon, where any and all difficul- ties in connection with the opera- tion of such a league will' be dis- cussed and an attempt made to Senators Win | | From Amerks| York, Nov. 26--0ne dazzling by Art Gagne, made just be- the ena of the first period, gave Ottawa Senators a 1 to 0 victory wer the New York Americans and | possession of second place in Canadian division of the National | Hockey League last night Aided | perhaps, by a little luck, Gagne got | long shot past Goalie Roy Worters n the final dash of the opening | frame, and fine defensive play by the Senators protected that slim lead | remaining 40 minutes. Wor- ) \ hot lore for the ters apparently had stopped the shot without ditficulty but it slipped past and the little American goals guard seemed to he the most sur- him the |} I~, saa. S-F: HOCKEY | Oshawa Arena PETERBORO INTERMEDIATES OSHAW INTERMEDIATES FRIDAY NOV. 28th 8.1 || Admission--25¢ & 50c. provide a solution, gi. vs, A 5 p.m, No Reserved Seats prised person in the Garden when he turned to look for the rubber. and found it in the net Against, Ottawa's superlative de the American attack again looked weak and the result was a poor show for the fans. So far the Americans have played four games on their home ice and have scored only one goal. To-night they appear- ed to have almost no punch except for a few minutes in the final period when they cut loose with everything | they had in a vain effort to pene- trate the Senator defence. They lost a fine opportunity to make good use of similar openings in the second per- when they refused to take a chance while Hee Hilrea was in the penalty box on a major penalty, giv- en him for holding in an effort to save a goal ence, TWO BOUTS FOR LOUGHRAN Chicago, Nov. 26.--Tommy Loughran, former light-heavy- weight champion of the world, has signed for two fights in the Chic ago Stadium, The Philadelphian ner of the Young Stribling-Tuffy Griffiths bout Dec. 12, probably fight an opponent to be selected New Martin THURS. - FRI From 7 to For all Intermediate and THURSDAY NIGHT ARENA Practise 8 at the Senior League Players "SWEET-HEARTS ON PARADE" COMEDY "Ranch House Blues" SCREEN SNAPSHOTS FOX NEWS TODAY "Once a Gentleman" Scientific Radiator Protection Leat'm won't be sorry. Remember that all testing instruments are not Alco- Meters. | MAP ANTI & ¢ ; ed Canada" Montreal You Can't Trust The Weather! 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