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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1931 TODAY'S SPORTING FEATURES Oshawa Tennis League Has Active Day Tomorrow Oshawa Nats. Tie C.N.R. With Goal in Last Minute of play "Newsies" Given Stiff Battle by S. and A, Billiards PORT PAGE | =o Toronto Maps Leafs Win Good Game in Baltimore TODAY'S SPORTING FEATURES " Falcons Defeat Tannery 6-4 in Close Game at Cowanlé Western Inter., Eastern Ont. Tennis Schedule Is Revised OSHAWA NATS. DRAW WITH CNR. -- FALCONS AND TIMES WIN Oshawa Nats. Score Goal Less Than Minute to Go Tie C,N.R. in Cup Game 1-1 Jimmie: Fairley' s Headed | Goal on Wonderful Pass From Hunter, With Only 50 Seconds to Go, En ables Oshawa Nats. to Draw With Toronto C.N. R. 1-1, in Connaught Cup Game Oshawa Nats. gave their best display of the season against C. N.R. at the stadium tonight and to say the least, were unlucky not to win. Nats, certainly gave the National Leaguers more than they bargained for. Nats lost the spin of the coin and 'were set to face a strong sun. but this did not trouble them as inside the first two minutes, the C.N.R. goal tender was in action, saving brilliantly from Hunter and Jarvie. Nats. kept up the pressure, Brodie at centre half playing a great game, never let- ting the C.N.R. imside forwards settle down and sending his own forwards away time after time with beautiful passes. But Ven- nard in goal was unbeatable. Play was in progress 20 min- utes when Herdman handled his first shot, a tricky grounder from McManus. C.N.R. were more in the picture now, their centre Mec- Manus being always «langerous, but Sturch and Davidson at back for fhe Nats were playing a great game and gave him little scope. Nats missed several good scoring chances at the other end, Muir in centre, being slow. Jarvie was pulled down when through but the referee failed to gee the in- cident. The fans let him hear them as it looked a clear penalty. C.N.R. broke away on the left and from Ralston's cross, McMan- us bulged the net for a goal all sgainst the run: of play. Nats continued to press to the interval and only bad shooting kept them from scoring. Nats had seven corner kicks in this balf against their opponents' one but still were a goal behind. Second Half McManus set the ball in motion for C.N.R. who pressed at the start but Herdman was not un- {uly troubled and play soon veer- sd to the other end, where Vennard was in action, saving smartly on several occasions. A feature of the game was Hunt- er's splendid crosses and some of them- should have been' turned to account, Muir missed narrow- ly, the ball rolling right »#ng the goal line with Vennard beaten. C.N.R. rushed io the other end and Dawson shot past from close range with only Herdman to beat, but this was their last scor- ing chance as the Nats pressed to the finish and with only fifty sec- 'onds left Fairly headed into the ret from Hunter's cross, a goal well deserved on play. Nats', team all played well, especially the defense where Brodie was the shining light. Grant also played splendid, as did both backs. OI ihe forwards, Smart and Hunter were best as their crosses were always dangerous, but all were good last night and with even breaks would have won, Line up: -- C.N.R.--Vennard, Pogson and Hodgson, McMinn, Rankine and Rodgers, State. Wollacott, Me- 'Manus, Dawson and Ralston, Nats.--Herdman, Sturch and Davidson, Grant, Brodie, Rosser, mart, Fairly, Muir, Jarvie, Hun- er. All Nats - players report at . Mike's Place on Saturday at 12.- an to proceed to Toronto to play Second: You'll be all right soon, red--we've sent for a detective or yer. Boxer: Wot for? Second: to 'elp you find the Boks you're supposed to he hit- ~ Ome 1930 Ford Coupe One 15% Essex ges Conch, New ROSS, AMES A AND D GAB. SHORE : King St. West. Phone 1160 New Martin NOW PLAYING WALTER. HUSTON in "The Criminal | Code" Silverware Nigh Vio a then broust_ ia Leafs Beat Orioles 7-6 Baltimore, June 19.--Toronto out-hit. and out-pitched the Orioles here yesterday to gain a 7-6 verdict in the opening game of the series. Loose fielding and indifferent hurling on the part of Monte Weaver cost the Oriole ace the decision notwithstand- ing the 13 hingles poled out by Steve O'Neill's hustlers, The lead alternated several times. Toronto gained a one-run margin in the fourth inning after each club had scored twice in the opening frame, Elon Z. Hogsett slammed a homer in the fourth but lost the lead in the fifth when the flock tallied another pair. The Leafs matched that num- ber in the sixth, but the birds added one in their half to tie the count at 5-all. In the eighth Weaver yielded two successive hits and Danning contributed an error to give the Leafs a pair of counters and a margin of two. Danning boosted one over the left-field fence in the eighth, making amends for a bad error and reducing Toronto's lead to one. Holloway was rushed to the mound to start the ninth, and turned back the Leafs without a score, though giivng up two singles before an out was reg- istered. The Orioles missed a splendid opportunity in the last stanza when Sothern led off with a double, but the next three men went out in order. Oshawa Tennis League Active Sat. Afternoon This league is now in full swing and tomorrow the follow ing schedule will be carried out. St, Andrew's "A" at Christ Church. Christ Church "B" drews. Northminster "A'" at St. George's. St. George's "B" at Northmin- ster. The league standing is: Points 18 at St, An- Northminster .. St. Andrew's .. St. George's ... Christ Church +4 woias 00s CARDS BEAT BRAVES Boston, June 19.--The St. Louis Cardinals made four runs in the seventh off Ed Brandt to defeat the Boston Braves yesterday, 5 to 4, in the opening game of their series. The cards' four funs were made on a double by Mancuso, three bases on balls and two Boston er- rors. Boston had the hases full with one out in the ninth, after they had put one run across, but Neun struck out and Frisch threw out Moore. Hafey hit a homer off Haid with none on in the eighth. Three double plays helped the Cards, who were outhit 11 to Fb. CUBS AND ROBINS DIVIDE Brooklyn, June 19.--Speed-ball pitchers dominated the proceed- ings at Ebbets Field yesterday as the Brooklyn Robins dividéd a double header with the Chicago ubs. OLD LADY RECALLS HAPPY SCENES OF GIRLHOOD London, Ont, June 18.--An old lady writing to The Free Press woman's page says: "Dear me, when I think of the times we used to have planting garden when I was a girl, all kinds of planting. Put in a whole acre of potatoes with the hoe, Father would make the' holes and we kids would drop the potatoes, five in a hill. Then fa- ther would cover them. Beans, corn and potatoes, the same way ---a pumpkin seed now and again with the corn. Then tomatoes and cabbage plants, then cucum- bers, of course, later. But we seemed to enjoy it all, and then when you are young you don't mind; it is all fun. Then in the evening we would hike to a neigh- bors house and have a good time with the girls and hoys of' our own age for-an hour or two; then come home and go to bed to sleep, too.. Then, too, if we were not out working some place else 'when the garden was ready to hoe, we used to da that, too, as you could not. plow them, planted that way, and I don't think anyone used the plow those days for potato planting. "Then in the fall the potatoes were dug with a four-tined fork, seuss 'threshed with a flail Baseball Results INTERNATION A AL LEAGUE w Lost 25 26 31 Newark Montreal Baltimore Rochester Toronto . Jersey City .. 7 Buffalo .... 29 Reading . .. ] Thursday' s Scores 7 Baltimore .. "Montreal ... 3 Newark .... 1 #12 innings. Jersey City .. 6 Buffalo .... 0 Reading ...%. 15 Rochester .. 12 Games Today Toronto at Baltimore; Montreal at Newark; Buffalo at Jersey City: Rochester at Reading. NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost E 15 19 P.C. 686 627 22 585 26 L509 29 A473 . 31 404 Philadelphia 31 L404 Cincinnati 37 327 Thursday's Scores Brooklyn .. 7-0 Chicago .... New York .... 3 Pittsburg .. St. Louis ... 5 Boston Philadelphia . 5 Cincinnati . Games Today St. Louis at Boston; Chicago at Brooklyn: Pittsburg at New York; Cincinnati at Philadelphia. AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost 40 St. Louis New York Chicago Boston Brooklyn Pittsburg Philadelphia Washington .. 39 New York 27 Cleveland .... 2 Boston ...... Chicago Detroit . St. Louis .... Thursday's Scores Open date. Games Today Philadelphia at Chicago; New York at 8t, Louis; Boston at De- troit; Washington at Cleveland. INTER. SCHEDULE EASTERN ONTARIO TENNIS LEAGUE Owing to the fact that Bow- manville Tennis Club has found it necessary to withdraw from the Western Intermediate section of the Eastern Ontario Lawn Ten- nis League, a new schedule has been drawn up to accommodate the four remaining contestants. The following is the revised schedule: -- June 13 -- Oshawa at Whitby; Peterboro at Cobourg. June 20--Cobourg at Oshawa; Whitby at Peterboro. June 27--Peterboro at Ly; Oshawa at Cobourg. July 4 ---- Cobourg at Peter- boro; Whithy 'at Oshawa. July 11---Whitby at Cobourg. July 18--Oshawa at Peterhoro. July 25--Cobourg at Whitby; I'eterboro at Oshawa. HUBBELL IN GOOD FORM New York, June 19.-- Timely hitting behind Carl Hubbell's six- hit pitching enabled the New York Giants to down Pittsburg, 3 to 1, in their series opener yesterday. and run their winning streak to six straight. The slender Giant southpaw had the Pirates puzzled all the way, and would have scored a shutout but for successive errors by Jack- son apd Terry in the first inning. Lloyd Waner was credited with three of the six hits made off him. Larry French, who had scored two previous victories over the McGrawmen, vielded nine hits, seven of which were bunched in three innings. SKEETERS BLANK BISONS Jersey City, N.J.,, June 19,-- Led by Ivy Andrew, New York Yankees farm hand, who turned in a brilliant four-hit shutout per- formance, the Jersey City Skeet- ers romped to their third congecu- tive victory by taking the Buffalo Bisons over the hurdles 6 to 0, in the opening game yesterday of a five-game series. 303 £3 33 RORY WN UDR 3: Whit- The corn was cut, shocked up and husked by hand and fed to the pigs, horses and chickens, on the cob, the stalks were cut by a hami- turning - cutting box and mixed with straw or hay, cut the same way, and fed to the milking cows --they liked it too, and gave lots of milk and. put on fat as well. But those were good days too. everybody was happy and full of fun and ready for a lark at any time, no matter where, as long as a horse could take you there a®d back in time for work in the morning. What matter if we did not get in an hour or two sleep, it was fun and we enjoyed all, "Of course we had to muffle up pretty well in the winter, good warm dresses high neck and long sleevés, wool stockings and all that warm stuff, Then coats, shawls, robes and blankets, muft- lers around our heads and good heavy wool mitts. Oh, dear, how old-fashioned, did I hear some one say. Well, yes, old-fashioned but warm and everybody happy." the beans pulled and stocked 24 | By Geo. CampeLL, Sports Editor | SPORT SNAPSHOTG Oshawa Nats. Do Very Well Oshawa Nationals gave a large crowd of spectators a thrilling finish to a good game at the Stadium last night. Playing Toronto CN.R in a Connaught Cup-game, the Nats, put up a creditable display against the National League team and with any kind of a break would have been With Jess than a minute to go to the end of the game, Fairley scored for Oshawa great pass by Hunter and the game ended 1-1. Another game will be played, in to decide a winner. victorious. on a Toronto, * »* * * Falcons and "Newsies" Win Games Last night was "almost night" in the South Ontario League. Fal- cons met Tannery at Cowan's Park and had to give a real display to win out by the narrow margin of 6 to 4. Up at Alexandra Park, S, and A. Billiards, with a strong team, got the jump on the "Newsies" held it for six innings but The Times scored four runs in the ninth to win out 8 to 4 and » A » LJ Exhibition Game Tomorrow There will be an exhibition 'Ladies' softball game played at the Mo- | Falcon Ladies will be This Stadium tomorrow might at 7.15 p.m. Toronto's strong Senior teams, the Shu Ettes tor City at home to one of should be a good game and worth attending - * * * * Oshawa Seniors Go to Mimico Oshawa's Senior lacrosse team travels to Mimico on Saturda, a scheduled Senior O.A L.A. fixture. arc determined to lower their Oshawa are just as determined to af- ternoon to play the cellar and they nearest rivals, by tomorrow. "bring and a good game is promised. a victory the bacon" "Newsies" Score Four Runs In 9th to Win Great Game From §. and A. Billiards! ! Cubs, 1; Mimico are in | slam home | Winners Play Great Der. fensive Ball and Back Up Guiltinan's Good Pitching to Blank Losers for Eight Innings--Game Is Fast With Errors Be- ing Scarce--'Newsies" Get Breaks and Finish Strong to Win Staging a sensational rally in the ninth inning, the Daily Times soft- ballers scored four runs to defeat S. and A. Billiards by a score of 8 to 4, in what was called by spec tators present, the best game played at Alexandra Park this scason It was a real struggle and as was expected the S. and A. team garbed in their new sweaters of Blue and White, put up a game worthy of any team and tos the best part of the evening looked to have things clinched. With "Danny" Daniels in the driver's scat, the S. and A. team were kept right on their toes and played bang-up ball, They were out- lucked. The "Newsies" got the breaks, not all of them, but the major share and like a good team, they made use of every one of them. Both Teams Play Well It was a fast game, exciting and crammed with good softball, Er- rors were scarce with the losers being the more frequent offenders. Guiltinan, who went the route for Times, turned in a very creditable performance. He got off to a slow start, pitching seven straight balls before sending # strike in but he finished strong. The first two men up got on and then Bob. Leyden rapped the apple for a long ride and a home run. Naylor also scor- ed making a total of four runs in the first 'inning. It looked as if the S. and A. team were in for a big night but the "Newsies" rallied to the call and played superb de- fensive ball to back Guiltinan's clev- er display. The Billiard boys never scored again and were blanked for eight straight frames. To do this the "Newsies" had to play smart ball in every depant- ment. Guiltinan used good judg- ment and caused six batters to go out via the strikeout route. Two sparkling double plays also squelch- ed a couple of S. and A, rallies. The winners were almost perfect in the field, after the first inning, However, S. and A. were very much in the picture, The Times failed to score for the first five innings and there is no doubt that the terrific drive which took Hinks in the face, affected his pitching. Hinks was struck in the face with a blazing line drive in the third inning. Hinks had four strikeouts. "Newsies" scored three runs in the sixth inning, added another in the seventh to tie up. the game. The battle was tied at 4-all until the end of the eighth then the winners staged their four-run rally to 'pull the game their way. Two hits, two walks and two er- rors gave the winners their runs, It was a hard gante to lose for S. and A. and if the breaks had been reversed there is no doubt that the score would have been also. Score by innings 123456738 oR RY E S..and A. 400 p 0000 2.7 Times ....00000310 bars 9 4 The teams: Times -- Kitchen, c., Cornish, 3b, Morris, 1b., Shelenkoff s.s, Toppings, 2b., Little, Lf, Guil- tinan, p., Amsbury, cf, Jeyes, rf, Campbell, in 9th, r.f. S. and A.--Leveque, r.f, Conlin, v four |, c., Richards, 1.f, Hincks, p.,, Love- lock, c.f, and Hubbell 1b Umpires, C. Rowden and D pings. Top- touranment the Victoria Park green here for the possession of the Mackie Cup. The honors were carried off by a rink skipped by J. D. Fluker. w ARKWORTH BOWLERS WIN Warkworth, June 19.--In a game in the Trent Valley Bowling League Warkworth won from Havelock, 61 to 27. The skips for Warkworth were A. M. Smales and M. Smith, For Havelock they were J. Simmons and H. T. Mathe- son, WOODSTOCK RINK WINS Toronto, June 19.--Dr. W. Krupp's Woodstock rink carried off the High Park Challenge Tro. phy by defeating W. Kelly's Tor- onto Granite irnk in the final a! the High Park Club last evening by a gcore of 17 to 7. The Wood- stock rink thus has the distinction | of being the first fo win this hon- or. It was the only unbeaten rink in the tournament. SOCCER MAY BE DROPPED FROM OLYMPIAD PROGRAM Chicago, June 19.---Soccer ap- peared definitely off the 1932 Olympic program when the Unit- ed States Football Association yes- terday refused to agree to the Olympic ruling that players may not be paid for loss of time. It was decided to appeal to the Inter- national Olympic Committee for a revision of the rule to permit amateur soccer players to compete under the rules of the Internation- al Football Association, whieh permit pay for loss of time. Father: This thrashing I'm go- ing to give you, Clarence, will burt me more than it does you. Clarence: "Well, pop, don't be too rough on yourself. You ain't been feeling well lately. grounds at HOME-RUN STANDING Home runs yesterday--Wilson, Hornsby, Cubs, .1; Hurst, Phillies, 1; Hafey, Cardi- nals, 1. The leaders-- Klein, 'Phillies, 17; Foxx, Athletics 13; , Ruth, Yankees, 11; Arlett, Phillies, 11; Gehrig, Yankees, 11; Simmons, Athletics, 9; Averill, Indians; 9; Hornby, Cube, 9. League totals--American, National, 192; total 388, 196; REGINA C.N.R, K DEFEAT WHITE STARS | Regina, June 19.--After batt | ling through exactly seven hours of strenuous cup-tie foolball be- fore eliminationg the White Stars from the Dominion soccer series, the Canadian Nationals of this city have entered the local final, In the fourth meeting of the teams tonight, the Railwaymen defeated their rivals 2 to 1 to take the ver dict after having been held to a tie on three previous occasions Two of the games went into extra time to make the total play- ing time 420 minutes, a record for local football. DEGLANE BEATS MALS EW 1CZ Boston, Mass, Henri Deglane of I'rance, claimant of the world's heavyweight wrestling champion- ship, won a straight-fall victory over Joe Malcewicz of Utica, N.Y., last night, Deglane took the first fall in 1:2:4 with a body life and The second fall came in 41 seconds by the same method. Ed George, former title claim- ant, scored a vietory over Hoard Cantowine of Towa in 34 seconds, with. a body lift and slam. MASTRO WINS EASILY Chicago, 1lls., June 19.---Earl Mastro, Chicago's contender for the world's featherweight cham- pionship, defeated the veteran Midget Mike O'Dowd of Columbus, Ohio, in a one-sided ten-round bout in Mills Stadium last night. KEYS DEFEAT RED WINGS Reading, June 19.--Reading won a free-hiting game from Roc- hester here last night, 15 to 12, Home-run drives by George Quel- lich and "Dutch" Legett featured, | Fifteen Red Wings were retired on strikes. Cricket Notes The game af the season will be plaved at Lakeview I'ark on Sat- urday the 20th, when the Oshawa Cricket Club receive a visit from the Parkdale club of Toronto. Both clubs are running neck and neck in the league race, as both are unde- feated. So for this i important game it behooves the Oshawa boys to be on their toes'. The following play- are requested to be on the 230 PM Phillips, G, Mann, Whitfield, F crs F. Larmouth, I F. Hodgkinson, F Prosser, I. Chappell, J. Pickup, W, Sargant, B. Anthony, G Dewberry Reserves: R, Drummond, . Chappell. | PASSES BEAT REDS Philadelphia, June 19.--Four successive hases on balls by three Cincinnatti pitchers after one man was out in the ninth inning fore- ed "Chuck" Klein over the plate and presented the Phillies with a 5-to-4 triumph over the Reds yes- terday. The visitors gained a 4-0 lead in the fifth inning, but a home run by Don Hurst cut the margin in half in the sixth, and a single by the same hitter with two on base in the next inning knotted the count. Ascot, Eng., June 19.--Butter- flies ot fashion, gathered at As- cot yesterday to see General Char- les Lambton's Trimdon win the the classic Gold Cup, were rained on again and the conventional style not for well-dressed British {olk. Falcons and Tannery Stage Great Softball Battle at Cowan's 6-4 Faléons Have | Trouble in| Defeating the Robson | Leather--Tannery Team | Shows Up Well and Ex- || tends Falcons -- 6- 4)" , Game Is Appreciated by * Crowd on Leather ng Falcon feam a re last might at Cowan's Parl they were nosed out by 6 to what was onc of the finest g: the season. Tannery a real smart team line in every single d partment and a bunch of real dan gerous hitters Falcon tended to win a victory Webster had to turn in : Robs Company the str care , when 4 in = have up, strong won the game in| half of the sixth inning when scored three runs, three Outside of this | they hits aud two walks. splurge, Art Gower held the heavy hitting Falcons well in check looked to headed for He allowed only ven | the best of the w and | be ele ttle being t, geting out of fi the El nme tle had a perfect nigh walks and three hits trips to the plate. Certainly rigl t man to be lead-off I'heo liott had hits out of while Creamer had a couple Eleven Strikeouts For Webster Alex. Webster was main! ponsible for the Falcons winning | the close battle. Webster had eley- en strikeouts and allowed onl hits to the Tannery who are consid- cred one of the heaviest hitting clubs in the city. three res seven Tannery put up unexpected op- position and showed quite clearly that they are the team to beat for the South Ontario League cham- pionship. It was a mnip-and-tuck battle throug Jit th the decision g doubtful until the very end. better scoring punch and an age in general experience re "the chicf factors in the vige | tory fe r Falco ms, Score by innings 123456789-RHE +02000002 0-4 00011301 0-6 "Teams Tannery--R Kellar, ss, 3. H. McDonal s.5., S. Boneham, Gower, p., B. A. Br anto mn, c.t, le, c.f. 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