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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1931, PAGE EIGHT OSHAWA PATS DEFEAT KITCHENER 7 T02-- JUNIOR GAME TONIGHT | Patricias Play Brilliant Hockey to Beat Kitchener "in Ontario League Game Joyce and Lott Were Out- standing in Victory in * Kitchener Rink--Pats Led by Seven to Nil in the Las Period \ Kitchener, Feb, 21.--~The Osh- Kwa Pats, played stellar hockey, and flashing a combination that time and again outwitted the lo- cals defence, won a brilliant 7 to 2 vietory over the fiivervools liere last night, thus avenging th 4 to 8 defeat recently inflicted on them by the Kitchener entry in the Ontario Hockey League, The Pats played like a rejuvenated tou, and gave thesfans one of the "oat dlenlave of hockey meen in the Ontario League since its incep- tion, The two forward lines of the Pats. not only carried the play right into Sllverwods' territory with dagaling rushes, but backs checked so effectively that the Kitchener forwards could not get going, Joyee led the parade for the Pats in the scoring, counting three goals, one in cach' period. Lott, the 'other Oshawa boy on the team, scored one goal himeelf, and gave wo nusists, while Gilmore scored «ante and gave an aselat to, Lott, The first period started evenly, ine minutes play Joyce vpn pesigt from Colguo- houn, Two minutes later Gil icone slipped & pass to Lott, and he counted number two, After four: teen minutes play, Gilmore rushed from the defence, and heat Clark with a shot which tho goalie never saw, The second period saw Oshawa holding the ascendancy, and add. ing two more goals to thelr total Davey scored the first single-hand- ed afte the period was about half oser, nnd sevon minutes later Lott and Joyce combined to make the total five to nothing for the Pats. Joyce appearing on the scoring end, . The Pats kept up the pace in the third period, and after three minutes play Lott passed to Gil- more who scored the sixth goal Joyce completed the scoring for Oshawa on a pass from Stanhope. Seven goals in the lead, the Pats took things more easily, and in the closing minutes of the game Kite chener robbed Taught of a shute out, Heller and Lickley scoring a couple to make the final count. seven to two, The first and third periods wore exceptionally clean, Green of Osh. awa and Hamel and Davey being the only players penalized. There was quite a parade to the penalty box in the second period, however, six penalties being handed out. This defeat of the Silverwoods, not only broke thelr winning streak at a total of four victories, but threw their chances of stay. ing on top of the league standing ta the winds, On the night's play, the Pats were worthy winners \vart from the fact that the locals did not play thelr usual combina- 'tion, with the possible exception of n few brilliant spurts in the sec ond and third periods, the hockey was fast and interesting 'to watch, Both teams failed to make the moet of their chances when penal- tien decreased and defensive str mgth of their opponents, The Slverwoods travel to Osh awa on Monday for thely return game with the Pats and will be out to avenge themselves for their poor showing last night, With the Oshawa team apparently at the top of its form, Monday's game should be another interesting bats tle The Hne-upsa: Oshawa---Gqal, aught; defence, Davey and Green; centre, Lott; wings, Ullmore and Mcllwaine; sith, Colguhoun, Joyce, Stanhope and MeMillan, Kitchener «Coal, Clark; fense, Llekley and Allaire; centre, Heller; wings, Baetz and Osborne; sibs, Hamel, Schnarr and Barnes, Reforeo--Sandy Little, Guelph, de- D.B. Carlyle's Rink Beaten in Ryrie-Birks Final Game by Meredith's Barrie Rink Local Curlers Eliminated R. G. Htll's Crack Kitchener Rink in Semi-Final, But Was Beaten in Final by 13t0 8 D. B. Carlyle's Oshawa rink got as far as the final of the Ryrie- Birks' competition in the Toronto Bonsplel yesterday, but that was as far as it went. After rcoring a brilliant vietory over R. G. Hall's crack Kitchener rink in the semi- finals by 16 shots to 7, the Carlyle rok was looked upon as one of the possible trophy winners. In the final, however, it met with defeat at the hands of the rink from Dare rie 'skipped by 8. Meredith by a score of 13 to 8. The final game for the trophy was an interesting one, but was never in dougt after the fifth end. In the first end. Meredith secured a lead of three shots, but Carlyle ev ened this up in the second. The next three ends, however saw the Dar- rie boys pulling ahead and at the end of the fifth the score was § to 3 in their favor. Carlyle's rink out. scored the Barrie curlers from there on by one shot but it was not enough to pull down the lead. The detalled scores of the somi- final and final games for this trophy were as follows: Semi-Finals * Kitchenor R. G. Hall ...7 Barrie. Kitchener 8. Meredith ..8 DB. C, Hall . Finals Barrie Oshawa A. J. Bimon J. Pery C. H. Beelby J. A. Thompson A. D. Bimon C. Peacock 8. Meredith ..13 D. B. Carlyle ..8 By ends Meredith .. Carlyle Oshawa D. B. Carlyle .16 308 120 210 100-13 030 002 001 011 8 PATS GOING ON Hamilton, I'eb, 21.--RBy the narrow margin of one goal Ham fiton Patriclas advanced into the fourth round of the intermediate O.H.A, play-downs at the #rena here last night. Pats defeated Xebecs, champions of the Toronto Amatetir Hockey Association, by a score of 1 to 0 In thelr sudden death battle, BRENTON GIVEN RELEASE Minneapolis, Feb. 21. Rube Benton, former major league pitch- or, 'hag been released . uncondi tionally by the Minneapolis Hase ball Club of the American Associa tion, Benton's pitehing hand 'was crushed in an automobile accident last Fall, and Mike Kelley, man- ager, belleves the loft-hander"s hurling career is ended. 249,719,711: SN .The price is + COACH or BUSINESS COUPE, 1. O. 8. Windser, duty only paid It challenges the six, r le nce of any performa ardless of price. It introduces smoothness to class, It looks like a far more car, It is bigger, wider and the lowest price ve er than many cars that sell for hundreds of dollars more, It is the Value in a year of sensational values, and you get RARE RIDING COMFORT ESSEX The Challenger ROSS, AMES & GARTSHORE CO. LTD. 135 King Street West Hockey Records Galt Niagara ¥. Kitchener Guelph ... Stratford Oshawa .. DERN Total gonls «...... Next Games Monday---Kdtchener at Oshawa! Niagara Falls at Guelph; Calg at Stratford. INTERNATIONAL LBAGUE G W 1 F A Pts 87 2 3 88 64 BL 48 6110 00 4! 18 4 77 68 Pittsburg 37 779 86 Cleveland 387 6b 6 96 84 Detroit ... 38 15 1 Syracuse . 37 3 M aple Leafs Defeat Galt Galt, Feb, 21.--In a Gualph«Galt encounter, that bristle od with speed and aetisn, the Leafs last night handed the Terriers a 4 to 8 eetback, \chtzner was the bad man of the night, drawing four of Guelph's five penaltion, while Pusfe got three of Galt's geven, Buck Moore, Don Goodwillie and Steve Rice were the best for the visitors, Pusie did some nico rushing for Galt and of the front line Frost, White and Sellars effective. Falls Defeated By Stra tford, 2-1 Buffalo .. Windsor London typical Stratford, ¥eh. 21, Jack MeCul: y's lone effort with but six secs onds still to play broke up a tight Ontario League battle at the local arena last night when the Nationals defeated the visiting Niagara Falls Cataracts by 2 to 1. It was a bril- Hant effort and McCully fully de- served his counter ag he was play- ing fine hockey all night and had mide geveral dangerous rushes pre viously, Along with Roth, McCully handled the rearguard duties for the entire game without a relief, NO COLLECTION OF SPORTS PICTURFS FOUND IN FST AND Lord Lonsdale Recently Opened Exhibition However London, I'eb, 21 The Epglish nation, whieh added the word "sport" to most European langu. ages, has no collection of sporting pletures, This criticlam was recong ly passed by a royal commission concerned with museums and art palletes, Somethinggin the way of atone. ment was provided the other dav when Lord Lonsdale opened at Lord and Lady Allendale's house at Plecadilly an exhibition of porting plctures, Stubbs' "Rub. bing House, Newmarket', lent by the Jockey Club, Is tho finest plece of painting in the three rooms. His portrait of the third Duke of Portland on a white hores and the poyel Ml study of the fourth Vise cont Galway's bYeaglew ales de #orves attention, Ben Marshall's paintgig of Lord Hearbrough's bay horse, Catton, with his owner, Jockey and trainer, ghovs this ar List at the height of his powers, and he is represented by another fine plece of painting of a grey horse and dog, lent by Lord Jers spy. F, C, Turner's pleture of the lecher from whom the famous brook takes its name because ho fell into it so often, and John Wootton's "The Darley Arabian," site of so many English race. horses, are also good. GREYS 1LOOK Goon Owen Sound, feb, 21.--The Greys, Owen Sound's hope in the Junior O.H.A. race for 1981, will carry a four-goal lead down with them to Mimico when they visit Toronto Mondey for thelr return game in the second round of the playdowns by virtue of thelr § to 1 win here last night. MceGILL WINS Montreal, Feb, 21.-MeGIll Uni- versity defeated University of To. ronto 45 to 24 last silght in their annual basketball battle, emerg- ing victorioug for the first time #sinee 1923, New Martin Today and Monday Tom Moore Lola Lane "COSTELLO CASE" Chapter 8 TUE INDIANS ARK COMING wether Fenturet (oso Soon "Hell's Angels" Oshawa || were the most, GPORT SASHOT bell is rung. \ » » in their own backyard, and only a use, " » did in the "Toronto bonspiel Birks event. final period. boys, LJ . turn the tables on the Pats. » » knocked off Oshawa's total in the is played, . . will be keenly sought. acceptance, cord of seven successive wins before being defeated. all, the Oshawa Club secured a fair share of the limelight in the bonspiel, und congratulations are in order to the rinks which did so well. is only temporary, and that they will be put on again Tonight's The Night This will be the big night of the season for hockey fans, between the Kingston and Oshawa Juniors has the fans by the ears, and it looks as if the greatest crowd of the year will be packed into the Hambly ice-palace forthis one, The Juniors are ready for a hard game, and it they can maintain the pace they set against Peterboro on Thursday night, then they should be out in front when the final The game LJ » They Will Need a Lead They will need to be out in front if they are to continue in the chase for the O.H.A, titles The Frontenacs will be a tough proposition to face two or three. goal lead will be any The boys know that, and they will be out there playing their best hockey for the full sixty minutes in an effort to get the lead they need, Looks like a packed house tonight, so get your seats early. J -. Out in the Finals Oshawa curlers have good reason to feel satisfied with what they Carlyle's rink did not win a trophy, but . they came next best thing to it by going to the final of the Ryrie- And then there was Frank Michael's rink with its re. Taking it all in Pats. Doing Well The Oshawa Pats. are giving their answer to those who claimed that they were likely to drop out of the Ontario League. tory over Kitchener Silverwods last night was a brilliant one, Kitchener team being outplayed right through the game, and being un- able to score until the locals, with a seven goal lead, eased up in the This should make the fans realize the change which come over the Paty, team, and should win a lot of followare for Their vic- the has the Local Boys Star It is also nice to see Bill Joyce and Harry Lott, Oshawa boys on the Pats, team, right in the limelight, Jul hockey last night, and should be given a great reception when they appear on the ice on Monday night tor the return game. Silverwoods come right back here on Monday, and will be anxious to But now that the wearers of the red, white and blue have found their feet, they will be hard to beat on any ice, and Monday's game should be worth seeing. " These two lads played wonder The All's Well That Ends Well The Stratford-Oshawa rumpus has been amicably settled. get a replay of the game which should have been played here last Mon- diy, and has been relieved of the necessity of paying a $300 fine. The game is to be played here on March 7. receives $7500 for the expenses of the night, out of the league treas- ury, and that satisfies the local team, Stratford Oshawa, on the other hand, S50, while the two points are league standing; the Pats. say this wien the game A Pleasant Surprise That was a nice surprise that was sprung at the Llc | last night when Harold Bailey, the popular secretary-treasurer of the ORF.U, stepped out on the platform and presented the Tout Leckie Memorial ttophy, donated by Bert Harper, of Hamilton, to the captain of the Blue Devils Intermediate championship team. well won, and Oshawa Blue Devils have the honor of being the first teat to have a shield on what will undoubtedly become a trophy that Captain Scott Hubbell was not prepared for the distinction of having to receive as he was on the gridiron last fall, and made a neat little speech of vils dance The trophy was the trophy, but he was just as cool College Displayed Won- derful Hockey to Defeat Oshawa's Conquerors by Score of 11 to 3 Playing their liome game on the Oshawa Arena, the Markham inter- mediates suffered crushing defeat at the hands of the R.M.C. team from Kingston last night before a small crowd. The score on the game was 11-3, and on the round 18-4, The miltary college boys played a cool, smooth game that had the Markham representatives completely otitelassed most of the time, Ocea- sionally the green and whites from Markham would come through with some sensational playing, and on several occasions only Bigelow pre- vented them from making the score more what it should have been, The Marknam style of hockey that fooled the Oshawa intermediates and won for them the right to meet RM.C, for the eastern Ontario cham- pionship and the right to enter the OHA. finals, made little impression on the boys from the east, RM.C. played an open style of hockey, with consistent combination work, There seemed to be always a red-shirted player just where he should have been, and the wing men played their positions near the goal perfectly, al- ways ready for the pass that meant a tally, Markham, on the other hand, could not get away from the more defensive style of play, with too many lone rushes and not enough stipport for the puck carrier at the opposing defence line. There were many times when a pass, had a play er been on the job, would have meant R.M.C Cadets Administer Crushing Det of Markham Series Games Intermediates Fi om Military | eat in Second a sure goal. The R.M.C. players also showed better condition, and the Markham players were pretty well fagged by the end of the sixty min- utes, Lane of RM.C., was one of the most effective men on his team, the two Carrs and Armstrong also show- ing up well. Clendenny and Prentice worked hard for the losers, with Crosby also effective. Lunna did not give quite as good an exhibition as he did in the game against the Ogh- awa intermediates, although most of the shots that passed him were hard ones to handle, The teams: R.M.C.--~Goal, Bigelow, defence Tr- vin and J. Carr, centre W. Carr, lw. Storms, rw. Lane, subs. Kennedy, Armstrong and Blanchard, Markham--Goal Lunna, defence Reesor and Hare, centre H. Crosby, lw. Clendenny, r.w. Prentice, subs, Rennie, Hagerman and Offen. Penalties--Lane, Reesor. Sec RMC. ...... W. Carr ........ R.M.C. Armstrong (J. Carr).. Markham .... Crosby .....)... . Care .....\..., 3.00 Js iCarr, resulted as follows: Marlboros ....0 Port Colborne 0 Hamilton ....2 sWindsor ....6 Varsit y......2 zR.M.C. Ham, Pats ....1 Owen Sound ...0H Stratford ....2 Niagara Falls .1 Guelph ......4 Oshawa ..... London xBuffalo .....4 Sailors Tie scoreless tie here last night before game that will never bo forgotten turn game at home to be played, did not go sult that play was wide open form ords, bit the bitter bun of defeat the Tiger team excelled the Flighty RM.C. Kennedy (Armstrong)... 3. Markham ,.. Prentice ,....... 8. . veins Lane soni, oo 0 Penalties--Hare (2), Prentice, Lane, Third Period RMC. ...... Storins ,.. 10 RMC. ........ Lane ........... 5.30 Markham .... Hare ...... RMC ...... 1. Cagr ......... RM.C weenes Ketinedy o........ 5.00 Penalties--Reesor, J. Carr, Irvin, Armstrong, Hare, Referee~H, Matthews, Toronto, M.C. ve Ju BELANGIER TOPS WOLF Tacoma, Wash., Feb, 21,~Char. lle Belanger, Winnipeg light- ltgavywelght champion of Canada, stopped Del Wolf, Bellingh heayyweight, in the second round ol ichedulod six-rotind bout last night, KING OF MUSHERS WINS Quebec, Feb .21.---Lately dub. bea the "king of mushers'", Emile Bt. Goddard, of Le Pas, won the second lap of the Eastern Interna- tiounl dog derby, guiding his seven ; Vid Fike huskies over the 40 3-5 mile course in 4 hours, 9 minutes and 45 sec- onds, a full five minutes ahead of Harl Brydges, of Cranberry Portage. VARSITY OUT Toronto, Web. 21.--Varsity's 'Lost Legion', the last hope of To- ronto University for hockey hon- ors, passed out of the picture last night at the Student Arena with Windsor scoring a 6 to 2 victory to advance in the O.H.A. senior "B" playdowas. i i Hockey Results Hockey games played yesterday O.H.A. Senior B. Nationals .....0 Oshawa Juniors Facing Severe Test in Tonight's O.H.A. Senior B eWindsor wins round, 7 to 4. OHA, Intermediate vesssll Markham ,...3 2R.M.C. wins round, 18 to 4. Toronto Xebecs 0 0. H, A. Junior Mimico .. Ontario League ved Galt «.o000008 «+7 Kitchener ....2 International League Syracuse ..ee0.l Windsor seve x10 minutes overtime. 0 ERE] Marlboros Port Colporne, Feb, 21.---Marl- boros and Port Colborne Sailors battled through 60 minutes to a It A 2,200 wild-eyed fane. tense, tight struggle. some was a by those hockey enthusiasts lucky enough to see it. Contrary to ex- pectations, Marlboros, with the re- defensive with the re- gong to gong. Kirsch, a who had a trial York Yankees several seasons ago was signed by the stones last night, according to an announcement land, owner of the Club. ¢ hill's shot from centre way through the extra period, gave the Buffalo Bisons a 4 to 3 time decision over Windsor Bull dogs here last night and just about made it Roach's club will finish the Inter- national place. Game With Kingston Team KEYS GET PITCHER Feb, 21.-(Geeorge right-handed pitcher with the New Reading, Reading Key- of "Pants" Row- International \ LONDON IN THIRD PLACE London ,Feb. 21.--~London To. cumsehs advanced to third position in' the International Hockey League race as result of thelr 3 to 1 victory over the Syra- cuse Stars at the London last night, Professional Arena WIN IN OVERTIME indsor, Fob, 21. Charley Ca- fce, mid over- certaln that Mickey League schedule in first Sea Fleas Toronto, Fel, 21.---Nationalg, nimble nimrods, whose goal-hunt- ing exploits carried them from a low level in the O.H.A. sonlor standing to a place of equality with Hamilton, Port Colborne and Marlboros at the top of the rec- last night in the first of their play- offs with the Tigers and will have to face the Mountain Men on thelr own ice with a 2 to 0 deficit. By their disnlay last night the yellow and black-shirted Moun- taincers are a hetter team than the local Fleas, and thelr performance well merited their two-goal mar And although the Prince may go as a super-salseman, salesman for a people and not a group, crown tisanship in the promotion of Brit ish interests. 'salesmanship' if with commercial modulations, is degree by the fact resents a nation sociated with the doctrine trade, a nation he is the Hig represéntation of the rigidly precludes any par- Then again, his to a great that he rep- traditionally ag- of frec prides itself well as a offzet that teing a buyer as seller, 'And lastly the Prince's visits to Latin America cannot be given | any political nations of South never had cause to fear that Km- pire on which the sin never gets.' The have connotations, America gin of victory. From practically every angle the Nationals were outplayed. Singly and collectively, Fleas. Their edge in team play was poseibly more effective than thelr individual advantage. Con- sidering that Nationals humbled Hamilton on the latter's ico in the schedule game, their game last night was rather disappointing. CHILE HAPPY OVER PRINCE'S VISIT T0 SOUTH AMERIC! JHE Wales' Aptitude for Ambas- sadorship Is Pointed Out New York, Febe. 21.--Chile the monthly organ of the Chilean gov- ernment published here and in South America, has the following interesting article on the princes' visit to South American in its cur. rent issue: "The present heir apparent to the throne of Great 'Britain 1s again en route to South America, travelling, it is gratifying to note, South Carolina Avenue At the Boardwalk ATLANTIC CITY'S Newest Centrally Located Fireproof Hotel $5.00 DAY AND UP AMERICAN PLAN Write, Phone or Wire, R. B. LUDY, MD. Kingston Frontenac Junior: Are Highly Rated, and Are Expected to Give the Redshirts the Battle of the Season in O.H.A. Playofl Game Tonight is the biggest night of t season tor the Oshawa Junior O.H team. Coming out of the cast with wonderful record in their g games, the Kingston Frontenacs vy be here for the first of a home-and- home series of games in the scni- final playdowns of the OFLA, junio series, The Kingston boys are rated highly, as any team would be whic won a group in which Belleville a Queen's University were playing, a the local youngsters have a rdl bh tle on their hands to pass this hur on their way to a championship The Oshawa lads, ot course, hav quite a record themselves. Winni a group wth Whithy, Trenton, manville and Port Hope 'was no litt task, and their brilliant victories oy the Peterboro St. John's have esta lished them as one of the outstandi junior teams of the In the sc tes with Kingston, however, they w mect their strongest oppositi far, and one of the two he eliminated, With the return game at 1 on Monday, the local bo will there trying their hardest to sufficient lead to carry them tht It they car ad by ever Boy 1s year, teas mu wks hh season so far, and the game of the there are indication that at last be packed with a real cr to, Ive some encouragement Oshawa team, | Tailor. | made Suits $25.00 | | Scotland Woollen Mills 8. ROTISH, Manager 194 The Kidneys purify the blood. When they fail, poisons accumulate and Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lum- bago and a host of ills often follow. Gin Pills, by restoring the Kidneys to normal activity, give permanent " 30c a box everywhere on a regular passenger ship. 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