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a hp _ Sparkling Exhibition of Hockey to Defeat Leaders its Started Off With a Rush and Were Leading by Five 'Goals to Nothing Before 'Galt Team Was Able to _ 'Penetrate Defence--Great Combination Play Shown " Jathe number of Oshawa's "Tele- shone Fans" (of which we have too ny) were almost dumfounded last ht. In addition, the hockey pes- 'Simists of the city and vicinity were bwn that the Ontario Hockey Lea- ¢ is a well balanced group and hat just because a team is on the bottom, it is not necessarily interior 40 the team which is at the top of 'the heap. Also, those local "Sports" use those who are still attend- and have not missed any of the es are "Sports" who attended ht's battle were rewarded with rgain, ver, in order to let you know what it's all about, it might be just a8 well to inform you that the Osh- awe "Pats", cellar team in the O, H. eague, outspeeded, outplayed and 4 Suhdly trounced the league leading Galt Terriers at the Arena, here, last "ght by the large score of 9 to 4. . + Goals, All hres and Sizes It was a real thrilling battle with the crowd in an uproar all the time, The new low prices of 35¢, 50c and 78¢ did not attract as large a crowd ag was expected. Those who did turn ont certainly got their money's worth, "Phere were thirteen goals counted about four of which were argued. In addition, there were one or two which were argued but not counted. Referee Meeking had a hard game to "handle and it can not be said that "he nade a tremendous success of his J His decisions were not given quickly enough and there was far too "much discussion and arguing before he made his decisions. There were "several goals at the south end net disputed. Some were counted and others weren't, © The fang themselves e divided and there was room for bt. "Still, there were plenty of Is as it was and the brand of key displayed was certainly much tter than the average shown here *this season, so far. It was one sweet hockey game from the time the puck was first dropped until the tans left for home. Speed and more speed, tricky plays, smart © checking, wicked shots, smart saves, every moment produced some thing orth yelling for and the fans re- ded. "Pats." Play Great Hockey . The "Pats." displayed a great brand of hockey with speed plus the all-cs- ential "team play". "Hap" Iamel, the boy who helped put Oshawa In- rs. out, when he played for New amburg, the same boy whb was giv- a trial with the Toronto Maple fs this winter, was Manager For- fer's latest addition and he certainly siade a big improvement. There is fo wonder that Stratford wants him . back. Fast, tricky and packing a hot , shot, lie is a big asset to the locals worked great with Harry Lott. spored two goals and had one gist, lott scored one of his goals the assist and gave Hamel the asses for his two goals, These two Boys started things going and both ed Beautiful hockey. Colquhoun ee luck and over anxiousness spoiled two or three excellent chances le held his end up. The front «Kei Rice, Joyce and Stanhope were Nght on their toes and "When they are, they are second to no "other line in the league, Rice worked ¢ a fiend. He made some great piays and was unselfish, as well as . tricky. He got the eighth goal alone, rc (ARTW Bl umBLR (© | TODAY--FRIDAY The Hilarious British Farce -,C "ONE , EMBARRASSING ; NIGHT" with Original English Stage Cast - An ht STARTS SATURDAY King Vidor's Mighty Drama Ahi pe Thre Fert "BILLY THE KID" with ig sr NAGA Sonn Stanhope scored three times and was one of the best men on the ice, Joyce got a 1 and played well through- out, Saly rool luck kept him off the sheet, for more. big share of the praise for the victory is due to "The Three Back Men, Freddie Faught played a stir- ang game and hs two stalwarts, Green and Davey were a big help, Both boys had tough luck and should have had foals for their efforts but then, everybody can't score goals. they certainly kept the Galt sharp shooters at bay. Puccie, Galt's red-capped speedster, made a hit with the fans and was un- doubtedly Galt's best man. Sellars was checked into the ice but managed to figure in some of their four goals. Martin also showed up well tor the losers. They tried hard all the time but the "Pats." wanted a victory .nd there was no denying them, last night. : THE GAME Play opened in earnest and Joyce got the first real try when he shot tron outside the defence and follow- ed in for the rebound, Davey drew a enalty before a minute had elapsed, be should never have been sent off as Sellars was the aggressor, Joyce handled the puck in an effort to keep it in play, after he fell on it and Referee Meeking gave him a penalty, It looked like too rigid an entorcement of the playing rules. Davey came "on and Galt took the offensive, 'They pressed hard but Lott and Green worked hard and they were held at bay. Lott and Hamel broke away and made a nice Ary but a pass was wasted. Oshawa got the first goal, scored by the alternate line, Hamel, former 'lorento Maple Leaf recruit, siftetl down the right boards and then pass. ed out in front, After two tries, Lott finally banged the rubber past Court- ney for the first tally, after four minutes ot' play. : Oshawa cut loose with a heavy oi- fensive which swept the visitors right back onto the defensive and Court- ney had to make two great saves to prevent further scoring. Gerry Green made & fine solo effort but his fast shot was a little high, Davey rushed but lost the disc behind the Galt net. Davey made a beautiful rush and split the defence and then back hand- ed a terrific drive to the far corner of the net. The puck looked to go right through the twine but the red ught did not flash. A few seconds later, an argument occurred but Osh- awa did not get the goal, although the umpire was changed, Rice gave Joyce a pass, he shot and the goalie held it too long and there was a face off. ' No goal resulted but Davey drew a penalty for tripping a few minutes later, Galt rushed to the attack but the bell found the sc re still standing at Oshawa 1, Galt 0. Oshawa Shows How It's Done Oshawa started the second period with a man short and Galt battled for the equaliser, Davey made a good rush but his pass went astray. Osh- awa held the dpper hand and play was fast. Oshawa's second goal came and once again the alternate line got the honours. This time the points were reversed. Lott passed up to Hamel who sifted in close and -pick- ed the far corner with a wicked shot which gave Courtney no chance, Osh- awa 2, Galt 1. Coloquhoun made a hot shot when he caught, the puck carrier off guard Colquhoun later hit Courtney with a hot shot oh pass from Lott, Currie was handed a penalty for slashing. Stanhope circled the net and -all but scored. He then passed out to Rice and the latter had a fine try. Osh- awa kept battling away and finally they scored, Stanliope passed to Rice who shot. Joyce slammed in the rebound to score the goal and he hammered the puck in four times, just for convic- tion. Thirty seconds later Oshawa got their fourth when they-kept Galt hemnied in, Stanhope parked in front of the net, Joyce gave Rice a pass and Steve shot, Stanhope bang- ed in the rebound for the fourth goal. Currie came back and with their full team on, 'Galt tried to stand the "Pats" of In vain," Stanhope scor- ed hig second goal a minute later when he again beat Courtney on Rice's rebound, 5:0, Courtney got peeved, Galt swept to the attack and scored their first goal when Puccic passed 10 Megaffin and the latier heat Havyht Awith a high shot, The goal was ar- ued but it was counted, A nnnute ater Puccie shot from thie blue line, The puck apparently went right past the corner of the net, The Night dvd not flash an argument ensued. Ref- etree Meeking counted it a goal, Osh- awa 5, Galt 2, A minute later, Rice and Wedge- weod had an argument and the Osh- awa boy hit the visitor over thé head. Rize was given a long penalty, Just as the bell sounded, Scilars was given a penalty for tripping Joyce. Oshawa Better All The Time Play opened fast ahd Green made a fine try om a pass from Davey. Maloney drew. a penalty for cutting Rice. Oshawa completely smothered the visitors and both Joyce and Stay- hope had to Iuck, Davey went right threugh and just missed the net with a good shot. Rice breezed the INTERMEDIATE HOCKEY--OSHAWA i -- ARENA | | PORT HOPE AT 830 RUSH 35c--RESERVED 50c and 76¢ PLAN AT MIKE'S PLACE ; vs. OSHAWA | HOCKEY RESULTS Hockey games played yesterday resulted as follows: O. H. A. Intermediate Western...vs. 6 St. Thomas . 1 sMarkham' +. 4. Lindsay .....0 g---Markham wins round 7-2, Gananoque .. 4 Queen's .... 1 Hespeler «vo. vs 7 Fergus «.... xCaledonia ... 8 Port Dover .. x10 minutes overtime, Waterord «vse 2 Cayuga vo... Paris: v.vivsn 8 Galt vivian Kitchener ... 4 Brantford .. Hamilton .... 7 "Preston ..,. Camp Borden , 1 Staynor ... Watford ...«. 3 Forest ..... OHA. Junior Lindsay ..... 4 Bobcaygeon . Belleville .... 8 RM.C. ..... Pet. St. John's 11 Pet'boro H.C. Havelock .... 9 Lakefield ... 8t. Michael's .. 4 UTS. «0s». Orangeville ... 4 Bolton ..... Guelph «v...v 8 Fergus sv... International Windsor ..... 8 Syracuse ..., 3 Ontario Stratfrod ... 3 Kitchener ... ¢ Oshawa ..... 9 Galt ,...... . American Kansas City ., 2 Minneapolis . LS OC OOS ---------------------------- HOCKEY RECORDS INTERNATIONAL P, W.L: T. ¥. A. Pts. Buffalo ....28 28. § 2 nA 2 Windsor ..29 14 10 5 79 68 33 London ,..29 14 1 08 31 Cleveland .28 12 1 72 1 1 1 6 s ba : 72 66 28 Pittsburg 27 11 G4 73 27 Detroit ...30 12 65 69 2: Syracuse ..29 8 19 2 68 95 This Week's Games Thursday---Buffalo at Pittsburg, Windsor at Detroit, Friday---Syracuse at London. Saturday--London at Buffalo, Cleveland at Pitteburg. Sunday--Buffalo at Windsor at Cleveland. CANADIAN-AMERICAN PW. LT. Springfield 23 19 0 Providence" 24 14. § © Boston. ... 24 8 15 Philadelphia 24 7 14 New Haven 25 6 16 ONTARIO PW, 1. T 13 8 Niagara Falls 12 Stratford 3 Guelph Kitehener Oshawa .....13 5 1 36 33 This Week's Games Friday---Niagara Falls at Strate ford, Oshawa at Kitchener, Saturday--Galt at Guelph, Syracuse, 1 41 2 37 0 37 28 1 1 30 -3 =I nn rubber just past the post, from: two feet in front, ou a pass, _ Oshawa got their sixth goal on u fine combination play. Green passed over to Rice, 'The latter was fairly close and might have tried but he fooled Courtney by passi®g over to Stanhope and Herbie lifted it into thie nets Oshawa 0, Galt 2, Play roughened up and some dirty tactics were ushered into the game, Oshawa should have had another oul out they did not get the decision, Colqulioun and Lott broke away with only one man to beat but Colquhoun overskated the puck, He missed an- other great chance a mihute later but Osahiwa got their seventh tally a ew seconds afte; when Lott passed over to Hamel and the latter put it past Courtney, ir a hurry, Oshawa 4 Gait 2, Galt put on a big drive for goals but Freddie Faught made a host of beautiful saves, Finally, they beat him, after he had gone to the ice to, save, Megaffin notting the rubber from a scramble, Rice caught Megaffin cold near the Galt net, robbed him of the rubber and went in colse to pick a nice hole, making the score 8-3. A minute later, Faught made a fine save and then Joyce almost scored. Puccie broke through ull alone and Faught robbed him of a goal, Harry Lott got Oshawa's ninth goal when Megaftin was bringing the puck up, after Davey had shot it down the ice. Lott took the puck from Megaffin and went in and back- handed the gubber past Courtney for Jshawa's laJt ill after nineteen minutes of play, Puccie, the fast man, scored Galt's fourth and final tally when he took a pass from Sel- lars. and beat Faught from in close. Ihe bell sounded a few seconds later and the game was over, 9-4, The Teams Oshawa~Goil, Faught; Defence, Davey and Green; Centre, Rice; Kight Wing, Stanhope: Left Wing, Joyce; Alternates, Melllwain, Lott, Hamel and Colquhoun, Galt--Goal, Courtney: Defence, Wedgewood and Megaffin; Centre, Scllars; Right Wing, Maloney: Left Wing, Martin; Alternates, Currie, Puceie and White, Referce--~Harry Meeking, Toronto, Teams Advance In English Cup London, Jan, 29-Sunderland and Wolverhampton Wanderers yesterday advanced to the fifth round of the English Football Association'. Cup competition by winning replayed games from the foyrth round. Sun- erfand defeated Bolton Wanderers by 3 goals to one and Wolverhamp- ton won from Bradford City by 4 goals 10 two, Tn eacli case the win- wing team was playing at howe, Fifty thousand people attended the mateh at Sunderland, while 28,000 watehed the game at Wolverhampton. We all remiember the words of the Irishman ; "It's. mot the gettin' drunk that's the trouble. It'sithe wakin' up to all big hosrory of sobriety. *, PORT SNAPSHOT S S money's worth with a vengeance, Here's the Pats, is on the list, will be played on Monday. ® » . ® ask for any. * a it, and the play was good cnough a keen curler ask for. » "- Tomorrow the Osha teams are all in action, winning streak. giate Institute, teams of that school, and will seel round of the Club Benspiel was played, k revenge jor the on them Jast week by the sane ted What a Game! The fans who attended the pro. hockey game last night had their There were goals aplenty, thrills galore and the locals were so far ahead of the Terriers that the rail- birds had plenty to arouse their enthusiasm, stride, in real earnest, and played like champions right through the piece. It was a great game, and if the Pats. can keep up the pace set last night, they nced not worry about getting the support of the tans, ® ® » » : The Pats. struck thelr a Snag A snag has arisen in connection with the games scheduled fo be played at the Oshawa Arena next Monday night. team is billed to meet Trenton in a scheduled game, while on the same night an Ontario Hockey League game between Niagara Falls and The juniors claim to have precedence, since this game, was scheduled'before the pro. league list was drawn up, but a definite announcement is expected some time, today as to which game The junior O.H.A. LJ] LJ A Tight Race The way things are now, a win for the Pats, against Niagara Falls would shoot the locals right up into third place in the league standing, if the breaks in the other games were favorable, close the race is in the Ontario league. That shows just how « *® Intermediates Here Tomorrow Port Hope intermediates, Ken Ware et all, will be here tomorrow night to match sticks against the Oshawa Intermediates. of Monday's game in Port Hope still rankling, this should be a real hockey scrap, and the Oshawa boys will give no quarter, nor will they Vith memories * * Curlers Enjoying It There was a busy night at the curling rink last night when the firs The players thoroughly enjoye to be exciting, and what more ca * * Basketball Teams Play Tomorrow « Collegiate and Vocational Institute basketb I'he boys have a liome game, with Bowmanvill providing the opposition, and the local boys expect to contihue thei The two girly teams travel to the East York Colle where they will stack up against the junior &nd senior defeats inflicted TEN {Curing Club Bonspiel Was On Last Night Play in the Oshawa Curling Club's annual bonsplel, started last night, provided a number of Inter- esting games, In a few cases, tie winners eame out on top by large rging, but in others the play was we enough to be exciting, and the » were put to it to make every comnt. The fce was in per ndition, and the games in the round of the bonsplel resulted ullows: C. Detenbeck 14, D. B. Carlyle 11 W. H. Ross 6, H. Lander 22 H. Yorrison 11, E. Parsons 16 ('. KE. Hare 5, F. Dobney 14 R. Henderson 11, I, Michael 13 W. A. Coad 16, 15, MeConnell 7 R. McCulloch 13, W. A, Hare {, J. A. Thompson 10, Dr. Henry 13 TONIGHT'S GAMES Play in the bonspiel will be con- tinued this evening, when the fol 'lowing games will hb» played: Primary Draw 0. M. Alger vi H. Lander E, Parsons vs I. Dobney. . Michael vs W. A. Coad. R. McCulloch vs Dr, Henry, Consolation Draw . Morison ve R. Henderson, /. A. Hare a bye, /. H. Ross vs C. Li. Hare, , McConnell vs J. A. Thompson, B. Carlyle vs C. Detenbeck. O.H.A. Teams Meet Tonight In Practice -------- In preparation for their two stren- uolts battles over the week-end, Coach Ken Randel is lining up the local junior and intermediate teams for a friendly game at the arena to- night, The intermediates face what promises to be a peppery battle to- morrow night against Port Hope while. the juniors meet the Trenton team, their strongest opposition, on Monday evening, So far, neither Oshawa team has lost a game, but that doesn't mean a thing to this man Randel. He's looking 'ahead to playoffs and miore playoffs, and both teams will be kept in the best of shape. The club is still crying out in misery because of the ridiculously small crowds that are attending the games, particularly when an exceptionally smart brand of hockey is being played consistently. The games tomorrow night and Mon- day promise to be just about the best of the season, and it is hoped that the fans will attend ther, to really see for themselves what the amateur sports in this fair city can do. The juniors have secured a new player who prom' 8 to be a real ad- dition to the team, He is Doug. Con- ant, who is 10 years of age, 6 feet one inch. in his stocking feet, .nd weighs 150 pounds. And he's fast, He has played with the Collegiate teams, and 'is expected io be quite an aid to the juniors in their cham- pionship aspirations, MAY BE TRIPLE TIE Kitchener, Jun, 29.--A triple 1s for the fourth berth in the stand- ing of the O.H.A. ({utermediute group No. 10 fg in the offing us « result of a 4-5 vietory gained by Irvin Erb's Twin City Greenshirte over « Brantford here Just night, while Hamilton Pats were defend- ing Preston Riversides 7-2 in the Migeral Spripgs town, Silverwoods Lose One to Nationals Stratford, Jan, 29.--Stratford Nationals impreved thelr standing in the Ontario Pro League here lagt night when they handed the visiting Kitehener Silverwood's a 3-2 reverse. The game was attend- ed by close to 1,000 ardent fans who were treated to a pretty fair oxhibition of hockey, although the frst frame and the first part of the second period were not pro- ductive of as good hockey as the latter part of the game, There wus plenty of action in the last half and the spectators were previded with a fast, hard, close game with neither team having much of an edge. Markham Put Lindsay Out Markham, Jan. 28.--Markham O.H.A. Intermediates defeated Lind- say 4 to 0 here last night to win the round 7 to 2 and qualify to play I'enelon Talls in the first serles for group honors. Markham goes to Fenelon Falls on Friday and the re- turn game will be played in Mark- ham on Monday night. And the winner of the round will meet Lake- field Wednesday and Friday of next week. STILL IN RACE Gananoque, Jan. 29.--Gananoque remained in the race for intermedi- ate ©.H.A, group honors here last night, defeating Queen's by a 4 to 1 score and now only need a vie- tory over R.M.C, to tle the Cadets for the lead. LEAGUE RECORD Windsor, Jan. 20.~8etting a lea- gue record for the season in the matter of total goals scored by one club. Windsor Bulldogs moved out all alone in gecond place last night by vanishing the last place Syracuse Stars 8 to J. GRADS WIN AGAIN Davos, Switzerland, . Jan. 20. The University of Manitoba Grads from Winnipeg again triumphed over a Davos team In a hockey match yesterday afternoon, winning by two goals to one. The game de- veloped some rough spots and the referees appefred © uncertain at timer, MacKenzie, from a pass by Watson, and Watson, from a pass by MacKenzie, scored for the Cana diang, OVERTIME GOAL WINS Belleville, Jan. 29%Henderson's goal in the second overtime period In the game between Madoe ana Frankford in the Trent Valley Hockey League, gettled the fssue and the former were relurned win« ners by 4 to 2, One thousand fans wero kept in an uproar through- out, the visiting Frankford team grabbing the lead only to ahve the winners come back and tie it up. i ------------ "The Shop of Fashion Craft" Month-End SALE Men's OVERCOATS SUITS HATS Leather Coats Coat Sweaters 40 Overcoats at % Price NAVY BLUES, BROWNS, OXFORD GREYS. 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