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Rial -- » Be oa ROE PAGE SIX THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1930 ALL CANADIAN RUGBY TITLES ARE CAPTURED BY ONTARIO TEAMS Dominion Sr. Grid Title Is Decided in Sea of Mud Beachers Beat Invaders Balmy Beach Win Canadian Sr. Rugby Title -- Defeat 11.6--Game Is Played on Muddy Field and Fumbles and Misplays Are Numer- ous--Westerners Put Up Great Battle -- Teddy Reeve to Rescue as Beach- ers Weakened in Final Minutes of Game Toronto, Dec, 8.-- Mud; slippery, plastic mud; mud that seeped through heavy uniforms making their weight a tremendous strain; mud that elutched at runners' feet dragging them back like countless invisible hands; mud that seemed, in places, like sound footing and that coaxed racing feet to its false surface and mock- ingly sent them slithering, help- less along a greasy surface; mud whose baffling uncertainty pro- vided an opponent far harder to battle than an opposing football feam; mud of myridd tricks was the factor that toyed with the balance of victory that weighed fhe teams in the Canadian Rugby Football Unfon senior final at Varsity Stadium and found Balmy Beach, O.R.F.U titleholders, triumphant over Regina Rough Riders in the crucial contest by an | 11 to 6 count By their win in an | orgy of mud-mushing from which | emerged thelr Dominion triumph, | Balmy Beach completed their play | for Canadian laurels, and, for the | first time since 1927 when they | captured Toronto's last cham-| pionship, brought back to the On- | tario Union the major honors that | can be earned in football, Though | beaten, .the Regina team gave & | fine display that many rated as the Dest that the Western cham- pions have yet offered to the Eastern winners, and the Prairie gridders earned themselves a place in the eyes of the local fans as one of the best teams that has ever been turned out of their section of the C.R.U. With conditions as they were, where breaks could have mean the ball game, and where practically anything could have happened, the Rough Riders kept Baimy Beach in anxiety through- out the whole contest, "Lefty" Blomfield, their 'stelar punting ace and running backfielder, matched punt for punt with Balmy Beach after Ab Box, the winners' star hoofer was taken from the game in the second period with a damaged leg, and to him the Regina team could ably credit a great share of the honor gained by the Rough Riders. McKenzie's Running Features Plunge after plunge along the wing-line, the Rough Riders matched the Beach squad in buck- ing stength, Balmy Beach moved the yardsticks eight times to thelr opponents' seven, in tackling the teams were closely matched, How- ever, when it came to running Alex. McKenzie, Balmy Beach rear- guardsman, came to the fore, His daring dashes both when the team was on the offensive and when running back punts, brought hin to a place of prominence and his long gains in this department were virtually the cause of the Beach victory. The first two points of the game in the initial period when Balmy New Martin TUES. - WED. Ronald Colman n "RAFFLES" Comedy KID THE KIDDER VOICE OF THE SEA Song-o-Logue | O.H.A. Bulletin iont SNAPSHOT By Gro, Camursmis, Sporis Editor Ontario Teams Win Grid. Titles The closing of the 1930 rugby season finds all Canadian gridiron + 1 With President Frank Hyde of V/oodstock presiding, the annual meeting for O.H.A, referees, man- ages and coaches, will be held at the Prince George Hotel on Wed- nesday afternoon of this week, be- ginning at 2.30, Referees for tonight's S.P.A, junior games have been appointed as follows: 7.30--Victoria v. Toronto Canoe Club--Harry Watson, 9.00--Marlboros v, Gus Ryder, M, J. Rodden bas been appoint- ed refereg for the Port Colborne- Varsity senior S.P.A., game sched- uled for tomorrow night, Conveners who have not already sent in thelr O.H.A, schedules gre asked to rush them along. Varsity-- Beach took the lead that was never overtaken, were directly due to McKenzie's running. In the first instance he skirted the right end of his own formation and dashed to the Regina 17-yard line from where Ab Box hoofed 2a single. For the second point he repeated his dash for 15 yards to the IRe- gina goal area from where Box again hoofed a single, Where Mec- Kenzie dug up the stamina to teas through the mud and so far out- kept up his made pace and was the only player who was able to make | consistent headway in the contrary | footing. Coach Ponton's Clever Move A clever psychological move on the part of Coach Ponton of Balmy ! Beach was a feature that tilted the | scales In his team's favor hallway Re- | through the fourth quarter, gina were mucking the Beach de fence to pieces and had the East enders backed into their own end of the field, With the Paddlers a pedraggled, wilting contingent, and with a player serving a pen- alty it seemed that the Westerners would march thelr way to a try and win the game, To many it seemed that Beach had shot their bolt, Rescue from the Regina rush- es seemed Impossible, However, Teddy Reeve, veteran middle wing of the winners who had not been in the game owing to an injured shoulder, was sent to the field, No sooner was he in the game than the Beach strength changed. Sev- eral of the youths of the Beach squad, breaking into senior com- pany this season, had been coached and taught by Reeve in his Mal- vern C.I, campaign and the pres- ence of their former leader seem- ed to rejuvenate them, Regina had play on the Beach 27-yard line, On the first move after Reeve's entrance, 'Regina's kick was hurried and fel] far short of what appeared would be a sure single. On the following Beach kick Reeve galloped down the field and smeared Bloomfield in his tracks after he had taken McKen- zle's hoist, Regina tried a punt and Reeve caved in the Regina wing-line and blocked the kick which was dribbled to Regina's 25-yard line. From here McKen- zie hoofed a single, the last point of the game, Reeve's advent into the contest was not only timely but was essential for Regina were never again in the tussle. Regina Makes Strong Bid Regina's third period offensive that gained for them thelr only points of the game was a rally that more than equalled the revival of the Beach squad in the fina] ses- sion. Facing a 10 to 0 deficit after half-time, the Rough Riders pro- cended to live up to their nick- name, Three times they gained yards from scrimmage in this ses- glon and their pushing power, coupled with several costly Beach offsides carried them to the Beach 30-yard line. From here, Bloom- field booted to Doug. May for the Wasterners' first point, Beaches~ were unable to make any headway with their plays from scrimmage and things became black for the locals when one of Harris' kicks was blocked and Regina took fon of the ball on the Beach PATHE NEWS / Today "PARDON MY GUN" Elecrto-Magnetic Health Appliance Free Treatments will cons vince you, W. C. HUTCHISON 154 William St, E, Phone 260 20-yard line, From here the losers sent up an onside kick that cross- ed the Beach goal line and was re- covered by Quarterback Mitchell for a major counter. It was un- converted. BLACK HAWKS WIN FROM DETROIT, 3-2 Chicago, Dec. 8.--A pair of third- string forwards, Frankie Ingram and Vic Desjardins, last night gave the Chicago Black Hawks enough of a lead to stall off a rousing fin- ishing drive of the Detroit Falcons in the final period and save a 3-to-2 victory for the league leaders, Twelve thousand spectators went to the Stadium to see the onrushing Hawks battled almost to a stand- still by the rejuvenated Detroit club. Desjardins passed to Ingram for the first score in the opening period and Ingram connected in the same session all alone. CANADIENS WIN FROM AMERICANA New York, Dec. 8.--Montreal's brilliant Canadiens, champions of the hockey world, regained their tie with Toronto for top place in the Canadian division of the Nationa: Hockey League by defeating the New York Americans, 8-2, last night, Although the Flying French- men were not always at their best, they had a clear margin on super ority over their rivals throughout most of the game. distance his opponents was a my- | stery but throughout the game be | 'Dominion Jr. c Ld given real opposition by the Regina from the mud with a 11 to 6 victory blemati¢ of the Senior rugby championship of the Dominion, sane field, Varsity Stadium, just before, Argo, Juniors defeated Native Sons of Winnipeg, by a score of 7 to 1 to annex the Junior title, Intermeaiate title went to RM.C, last Saturday, when they defeated the Oshawa Blue Devils, in Kingston, » * Two Great Games Saturday It is seldom that a doubleheader ship rugby games but this is what happened at Varsity Stadium on Saturday afternoon and despite the adverse conditions, two snappy The Junior battle was a nip-and-tuck affair with games were served up, the Double Blue squad having a slight but distinct edge, the West tried bard but were not just quite good enough. Senior battle, Regina staged a strong attack in the last half, scoring six points in the third quarter, Ju the final session, they had the Beach- ers well in their own territory, when Teddy Reeve went into the ganic time and so strengthened the and added one more point before the for the first repulsed the Wesierners' att game ended tc make the score 11 to Rough Riders put up a creditable battle, » » Maple Leafs Meeting Tough Luck Tie Teromo Maple Leafs played great hockey on Saturday night v York Rangers by 4 to 2 speedy New to defeat the a costly one, Another member of centre player, wis put out of action with a broken bone in his hand. It seems peculiar that two members of be put out of the game with a similar injury, Primeau has been lead- Lei ing some great attacks for th He the litnehght & 1 "ot f ro 1 yr will be out for at least three nigt Manager "Count durday aud se having an assist, replace the absentees, . * hips testing in the Province of Ontario, ie" has some Balmy Beach were Rough Riders but they emmerged to capture the Grey Trophy, em- On the The . * features two Dominion Champion- The lads from In the Toronto squad that they 0, It w eat struggle and the » » but the victory was the "Kid Line", Joe Primeau, the the "Kid Line" should both ifs and he will be missed greatly, weeks, "Ace" Bailey stepped intu Strikes, Spares % ' Blows DN by ~." Dead Pin". and L 4 Monday, December 8, A.D, (After de spring comes de summer, then de fall and then december.) This week produced some sensa- tional bowling at the local alleys and records, freak scores, and good bowl- ing has all been produced during the last week's activities among the dif- ferent leagues or "Competition Bowl- ers." The endurance contest at the Mo- tor City Alleys, ten straight strikes by Alf, Roots, and the Suit Competi- tion at the Central Alleys were the highlights of an eventful week. AT THE CENTRAL ALLEYS were eligible, rolled off in the elimination series in the competition, which means a suit clothes to the winner. Some scores, singles, were turned in and the twelve three highest bowlers on each sheet, advanced to the finals. The final roll off will be held on Tuesday (tomorrow) night at the Central alleys, when the bowler hay ing the highest total for three games will win a suit of clothes from Don Kinlock's store, There should be some real competition tomorrow night and the games are attracting a great first | hai 10 howl, monthly | tal by 107 pins, deal of interest. red two goals out of four, beside work ahead of him, to Hockey Doubleheaders for Oshawa chcdules of vi he Oshawa o/ the Times. The doubt have noted an teams 1 interesting awa's Junior and Intermediate This is not a4 w'stake, In view the Junior an are entered, ¢ who read both scl feature, The teams of the depressed financial i Intermediate hock Brouj appeared in Saturday's issue wedules over carefully will 1 "home games" arc scheduled for the same dates conditions whicli are existing, it was thought advisable to have doublehe aders, with the Junior and Intermediate teams both playing at hoe, on the night, very wise move, The one admission will be cut down and in addition, there nights, in one week. * » am As one club is running all three teams, it looks as if this is a wlll admit to both games, expenscs will. not be too many hockey * * Sheriff Paxton Games, Thursday On Thursday night, at the Oshawa Arena, the first two games of the Sheriff Paxton series will be played, as a doubleheader, with Port Perry cpposing Orono, last year's Bowmanville and Whitby meeting to decided Oshawa Juniors have a bye, winners, and in the second game, which team will advance Grid. Title is Won by Argos Toronto, Dec, 8.- Argonaut | Juniors are Canadian champions, completing thelr sweep of the east with a victory over Winnipeg Na- tive Sons, the best in the West, on the rain drenched grig at Varsity Stadium, Saturday, by a 7 to 1 score. In a sea of mud, that made good play almost impossible and every act a gamble, the young Scullers proved superior in most departments of the game, All the scores were minor ones, Argonauts | piling up three in the first period. adding four in the final frame. The Peg's lone point came in the | second period when an attempted onside kick went for a rouge. The teams were greatly handi- capped by the treacherous condi- tions and both figured after the game that the result would have been different on a dry fleld with a dry oval, Winnipeg claimed that victory would have gone west if conditions had been better and Argos figured their margin of vic- tory would have been bigger on A recent field, which is all a matter of opinion, Under the existing conditions the Toronto team play- ed the smarter football, took ad- vantage of opportunities, built up an early lead and were decided- ly superior at the finish, Argonauts could only show flashes of the brilliant play that has beaten every team in the Fast, { Kreat | adversg conditions, | ers played a nice brand of with their speedy backfied almost anchored in the mud extensions plays and their halted by The Western- rugby, worked one good forward . pass, that gave a hint of power in the aerial game, which could not be used with the ball so heavy the footing uncertain, Argo Backs Brilliant The brilliant backfield combin- ation of Bell and Taylor carried the Oarsmen to victory, with their great run backs and daring open field passing plays. Bell and Ab- bott, who did the Argo kicking had a slight edge on Olander, BUFFALO BEATEN ON HOME ICE 2-1 Fort Erie, Dec. 8.--Buffalo lost their first home game of the Inter- national League season here last night when Earl Robinson broke a 1 all count, putting Windsor ahead with four seconds to go. There was a mix-up when the winning goal was scored as the siren had sounded for the end of the game be- fore Robinson made his shot. Play- ers and referee Smith dashed to the timer's hox, and a long argu- ment followed in which blows were struck. Referee Smith ruled that the goal counted and that there were four seconds to play, The teams finally lined up and the*puck was faced off, but did not get out of centre ice, ! It has been estimated that about one third of the coal mined in Ger- many is converted into coke, the coke oven gases being used as fuel by numerous industries, ADDITIONAL SPORT ON PAGE EIGHT Starting TUESDAY and | The Kiwanians took a round out of the Kinsmen last Thursday night by | taking three out of four points, | Rotarians are preparing for next tussle, which will be soon, their Standard Dept. League. ; The-Steinbirds took it on the chin | Dick, Fred, and {in the last session of the Standards | for the Dynamiters took a round | Bill and Read | League, {out of the and the Lucky Strikes The | the result wa | Nere {ed that they knoy | Mixers gave way to the Travellers. | This league is going "all out" and every time they meet, old dis- putes arc scttled and new ones arise Skinner League | The last tilt of the first half of the | Skinner Plant League was a real bat [ the H. LaFrance rapped 'em to the | tune of 313 and this had a lot to do | with his team taking the Red Rib bons | Daily Times League | The following is the standing of the | Daily Times League. Naturally, the | Supremes are leading this league | "Hey! Hey! I'm a member." | | Won Lost dupremes ........ 1} 6 Diamonds ,....... 10 11 Dumb Doras + 10 11 Invincibles + 10 n Compos 10 11 Rinky Dinks .... 8 13 Points b| 14 14 13 12 10 If you want to get in on something worth while, don't forget to ask about the Central Alleys bowling tickets Something for nothing, GMC. Employment League H. W. "Nick" Nicoll seems to be the Pro. Coach and Instructor of this league and by the looks of some of | the scores he is quite a teacher, How- { ever, "Charlic" and "Toots" are very apt pupils and 'it is rumoured that pretty soon they are going to show "Teacher" a few tricks. They'll have to be good. He is in line for the new suit, which will be won tomor- row night, The following is the complete list of thase who are still in line for the $35.00 suit, The Roll Off is tomor- row night, Here are the survivors to date, H. Hainer I. Goodman C, Rowden I.. Hubbell A. Lyons I.. Magill M. Morris A. Greenfield W. Branch P. Harper J. Huxtable C. Kendell J. Davidson WV. Nicoll Business Men's League This league made its first appear- ance on Tuesday last and the Ser- vice Cleaners carried their business habits into the alleys and cleaned up on Canada Bread for four points. Ontario Motor Sales hit on all four, six, eight or what have you, to take four points from the Bankers, Over Drawn, no doubt. The Bells and the Newsies haven't yet reached a deci- sion, Milt Morris led the weekly list for men, up until Friday night with a total of 950 for three games. Jimmy Huxtable had 878 and Gord. Creamer had 808. Oshawa Dairy League first scction and judging from the 'lose competition shown this time, the next session should be exciting. End of First Section {eam Games Won Lost Points 22 8 28 30 30 Jo 30 30 6 1 14 4 17 3 16 5 18 2 17 City Hall League Kerwells carried off the first half of the League without much trouble but the other teams claim that things will be different in the next session. Tigers were right in the running Wolfe Miller was high man of the league with Fitzgerald second. Miss This league has just completed its now | | { | {challenge match and the I { buy the "kegs, Britton led the ladies with Mrs, Luke second, AT THE MOTOR CITY ALLEYS At last! The Coca Colas finally won three games in a row and just | to celebrate they did the little feat, | twice in one night, However, the | Ladies were the opponents in onee | case and my oh! my!, but how those "Seven Million a Day" boys got the breaks. They won all three games | from the Lady bowlers but they | were extended and no fooling, I saw | the games and know just how much the boys were worried, They only | won the second game by 110 pins, on | the total and people have been ar- | rested and fined for accepting les: than half of the luck the Coea Cola had in that game. They were lucky to beat the ladies in that game, In the other two matches, they were un- doubtedly superior, not too much but enough, but in the second game, they got all the breaks in the world while the Ladies each ran into a lot of | tough luck. They put up a great ar gument anyway, Incidentally, the | men had to use seven bowlers for three games of five-men teams. --No condition, : Specials Go Down | he Popular Five-Cent Drinks took | At the ( entral Alleys on Thursday | Chuck Rowden's specials on and beat night, about fifty bowlers, all who | them three games but oh how they They only won the (4) Their margins on | of the three games were, 21, 67 and then fine 9, "Peg" Mackie a kept the fizz in the they would ney lave Ed, had a 326 game and 845 for three, 1 Ed, Higgins Coca Colas, or er been in it a total of When the Ladies bowled the Coca Colas, Mary Pirie and Vi. Norris led their team having totals of 639 and 644 respectively, Jack and | "Wullic" Myles led the i Ogden "Coke Pin Boys Have Set-To Jack Purdie's Pin Boys stepped up | to the Motor City Alleys but the Me tor City Pin Setters were waiting and that the North Sime on out by 1476 to 1120, The good games and the hoy how about boy Just set § up the pins best boys w ing than were the Pete, Dave, best for the winner | were the y sct "em up fast but they 'ern down faster The can knock losers Ten Straight Strikes After taking yours truly into camp | for two games, just for practice, Alf Roots stepped » "Flash" Swartz on Saturday might and while beating him out, rolled ten straight strikes The eleventh ball was worth eight | ist tonehine the head pin and | on his last ball, Alf. picked the head | pu. bis was consequently 422 | for Certainly a smart | score rin one game, There will be a big time at the Ma # tor Cit Alleys on Tuesda night when Ab, Cox and H, Powers take | on "Wullie" Myles and I. Rupert in a double match, at 5 p.m i winners one of the with the steel hoops arour Maybe you have scen onc. They them to keep nails ir Ii the they will then play for the Town | Clock On Tuesday night, M, Ros Parts and Service league is bringing on a four-team tournament which promises to be interesting | | | | of the | | | Hant { en hone in must | & Toronto Leafs Display Fine Form to Defeat Rangers But Primeau's Injury is Costly Joe Primeau, Smart Pivot] Man of Leafs' "Kid Line" | Breaks Bone in His Hand | During Third Period and | Will Be Out for Three Weeks -- "Ace" Bailey | Scores Two Goals and Has an Assist--Blair and Jackson Get Other Two as | Leafs Win Impressive Vie-| tory from Speedy Rangers 4-2 Toronto, Dec, 8.--Beoring a bri) 4-to-2 victory over the New York Rangers on Saturday night at the Arena Gardens lefore a packed house, the Maple Leaf added two points to their lead in the International section of the | N.H.L., but lost the services of Joo Primeau for at least a month, Late in the third period Prim eau went down from a body check | by Bill Cook and sustained a brok- his.left hand. It was the second such Injury to a mem. An Endurance Bowler. Oshawa has in its midst, a howl who need tak when it bowling a back Canadian, is the wav he ers mmto camp Is 1 Foo good 1 much of a sportsman he says ich is to know thie 'ye to « put 1 1 word "quit," ' i tion wi up to him, | afternoon Saturday from clock in the until ele | o'clock at might, w supper or 4 that this is a record, He plays anybo and when rolling f and for instance," ure Knows wi Turner w 847 betw dies Afternoc league last week Mrs, Pirie got prize Lovelock got another, m in hut A Mr ne 1d one and The Coca Colas and a team of la dies will travel to Martin's alleys at Jowmanville on Wednesday night to take on anything or anybody that is served up in the bowling line. Cars are kindly being loaned by Gordon Pirie, Bill Bentley, Gord, ( ), Fraser. If any of tl ladics cannot go, they to notify. "Waullie" Norris, Mrs. Pirie, Bentley, IL. Goold . Elliott 'reamer Incidentally, "Wulhe" would like Jack Purdie to line lady bowlers to take on the Ladies, up seven Motor Trans-Atlantic Fliers Bowl Licut., Connors and Capt. Doyd and i Leafs ! viously to being hurt, was giving | & great display at centre ice, break- | it was {| Ranger, | fans | of | goals { son whipped in a rebound of Ball- | ey's {Ing | Day and | midway ber of the brilliant "kid" forward line within the week, Charlie Con- acher having broken a his right wrist in the previous game at Bogton. Primeau's injury took a hit of the joy out of beating the Range ers, The Maple Leafs are badly weakened now and Manager Con- ny Smythe and coach Art Duncan are faced with the prospect of meeting the Canadiens in Montreal and Boston here this week with Blair their only centre ice player. The Leafs earned their victory Saturday night and Joe Primeau was one of the factors in the trie umph. He figured in two of the scoring plays and just pre- ing up the passing attacks of Les ter Patrick's minions, J alley Collects Three Points 1 got two of the while Andy Blair and Tiarve kson netted the others, Primeau got iste, as did "Hap" La had an jaflecy also | assist to give him three points on hit Harold Cotton figured first of tle game, a8 his shot that rebounded to Blair that resulted in the tally, the ni thie goal All three periods were filled witht § a dazzling display of hockey. The never fail to thrill the with their clever passing ate and the Jeafs were hard- ved on occasions to keep them the score sheet. Lorne Cha had to make some sensatignal several occasions and once » robbed Eddie Rodden, when the latter boring in with only the goalkeeper beat, On another while down on his knees, his shoulder in front a wicked drive and deflected it nick of 'time, tack 5 on wag to occasion, Chahot got in the The mg very leafs had a 2 t of the first Blair and o 1 lead go- period on Bafley, Jacks our by Primeau's pass to put the locals ahead by 3 to 1 go- into the final period, The Rangers made desperate efforts to whittle down Toronto lead, but their task was made harder when Bailey broke away at through the scssion and Day provided the pass that enabled Bailey to work through the de- fenge and stick-handle the puck around Roach, "Bun' Cook and Frank Boucher accounted for the two New York goals, and both came on clever plays. Cook scored while Day was in the penalty box. 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