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. THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1931 "TODAY'S SPORTING FEATURES of Senators, Pitches No- -- y No-Run Game, 'R Falcons Meet Mike's Tonight in Second Play-off. WON BO! = ROPH PAGE] . - NATS. WIN SOCCER GAM « Oshawa Bowlers Winners OF Cockburn Trophy at io ety "Johns and W. J. Brown- lee, With Four Wins and an Aggregate Plus of 62, Winiers of Scotch Doubles of Withrow T. Johns and W. J. Brownlee, on e Oshawa Bowling Club, went to § Toronto, on Saturday to play in the Scotch Doubles tourney of the (Withrow Club, and came home with "first place and the handsome W. A. Cotkburn. trophy. In addition to e trophy, the Oshawa players re. eiv miniature cups to remai Te thsonal hE and aldo the jzes of a tea wagon each. "There were 88 entries in the tour- ey, and all the games were keenly 'CHANCES' | Greater than his Role in The Dawn Patrol iW MARTIN Final Showing Today 7, ap ® cena =" hone" o ' d fp el Other Featurettes Shown Daily st 2.30.7-9 IEGULAR PRICES Toronto Doubles Event contested. The Oshawa pair, how- 'ever, was successful in winning all four games, with an aggregate plus of 62, which was only ten short of the possible of 72, as there was a limit of 18 on. each game. Mr, Johns and Mr. Brownlee were warmly = congratulated today by - their bowling friends on their splendid victory, which brings a handsome piece of silverware to the local club, Mike's Place Juniors Won Mike's Place Juniors showed just how good they were at the Motor City Stadium on Saturday evening, when they defeated the Marlboro juniors of Teronto, by a score of 11 to 4. The game was something in the nature of a triumph for Whiteley, pitcher for the Oshawa boys, who allowed only five hits, had thirteen strikeouts to his cre- dit, and walked only two batters. He finished up a splendid evening's work by hitting a home run in the last inning. The local boys got off to a great start by scoring six runs in the first inning, and won the game right there. They scored five more after that, but they were not needed, since Whiteley held the viistors to one run in the second, one in the sixth and one in the seventh. Mike's Place rattled off fourteen hits, and looked like a real team all the way through. The score by innings: Mike's Place 600 120 2xx--11 14 Mariboros 010° 001 2xx--4 5 Batteries: Whiteley and Pollard; Dobson and Danbee. Port Hope Goes Into Playoffs Cohourg, Aug. 10.--Port Hope and Cobourg intermediate base- ball teams battled for the supre- macy Saturday afternoon in a postponed schedule game at Vie- toria Park here, Port Hope win- ning, 14 to 6. The winners will now play off with Orono' for the championship. Cobourg won the first part of the schedule, and Orono thersecond half. The first game of the play-off will be played between Orono and Port Hope, at Port Hope, on Wed- nesday, and the second. at the Motor City Stadium, Oshawa, on Saturday afternoon at 3.30 p.m. GPORT SNATSHOTG [- - Oshawa Runner Did Well Jimmy Bartlett, Oshawa's long distance runner, did well in a field or high class Marathoners on Saturday, when he finished 13th in the |: Monarch A.C, Marathon race in Toronto, Jimmy is given high praise by the' Toronto sport scribes for his performance, and if he keeps on improving as he has done in the last year, he will be up among the best of them, Cecil McKnight, while he finished the race, was away back in 69th place, but he finished, anyway. ¥ " i 2 * Provincial Tournament Here Oshawa"s golf course is to be the scene of the annual fall tournament of the Ontario Golf Association, the date for which has been announced as Saturday, September 19. The local course is recognized as of real championship calibre, and one of the finest in the province, and the prov- incial tournament should bring a great array of the best: golfers in Ontario to Oshawa. . * * * * Sutherland Turns Pro. Another lacrosse player has deserted the amateur ranks in "Suds" Sutherland, star goalkeeper of the Native Sons. He left last night for Montreal to join the Canadiens. Sutherland has for years been rated one of the best goalkeepers in lacrosse. / » . . - Crucial Game Tonight There should be plenty of excitement at the Motor City Stadium tonight, when the Falcons meet the Mike's Place team in the second game of the Big Four playoffs. The Falcons have a lead by winning the first game last Thursday, but' Mike's team will be in there battling to the last ditch tonight, and it should be a game worth seeing. . * * * Baseball Playoff Here On Saturday afternoon at 3.30 at the Motor City Stadium, Orme Gamsby's Orono team will march out on the diamond to give battle to the Port Hope team in the first of the playoffs for the championship for the Lake Shore Baseball League, The first of the playoff games will be played at Port Hope on Wednesday. Orme is bringing his home games int the playoffs to Oshawa in the hope of securing the interest and sup- port of local fans, and with a record of six straight victories in the sec- end half o. the league schedule, his team is all primed to win the play- off series with Port Hope, . * * . Saturday's Soccer Oshawa's soccer teams had a mixed fate on Saturday. The Nationals played a splendid game to defeat the Earlscourt Corinthians by a score of 1 to 0, while the City team, playing in Toronto, lost a valuable point, when they battled to a three-all draw with the Sons of Ireland, * * * - Cricketers Swamped ' One of the surprises of the cricket season was sprung on Saturday, when the Oshawa Club was defeated. by the .C 3. Gas team of Toronto, by a margin. of ten wickets. The locals' score of 27 was their lowest of the season, and their opponents had little difficulty in knocking off the necessary runs to win, How SWIM Martha Norelius Wright AIDS TO CORRECT BREATHING In our last lesson we saw that breathing is exactly the opposite of land breathing, when the face is submerged as in the crawl, the over- arm side or the trudgen stroke. Exhale through the nose and inhale throtigh the mouth. 1 particularly stress this because it is a fundamental error in most swimmers who have not had the advantages of proper coaching. If the breath is exhaled through the mouth the swimmer is bothered by the bubbles which sweep out over the face, and moreover the possibility of taking water into the mouth when the head is raised sideways for the inhale is decidely greater. Correct breathing alone will give you distance in swimming. The strongest man in the world will not get far in the above strokes unless this Sint is firmly grasped. ' f course the easiest way to develop "wind" is by Swinuning. Never- theless for the beginner there are certain exercises which can be made a part of the day's practice and which may be used even before the strokes are. learned, so that when the strokes are mastered the art of pro breathing has been acquired, From your first few attempts at swimming then, do the following exercise. Stand in the water at a point where the surface reaches slightly above the waist, take a deep breath through the mouth, bend the knees until the head is under the water and exhale slowly through the nose' until all the air in the lungs has been ex- hausted. Then stand once more, breathing in through the mouth and continue with the exercise, extending the number of times this is done cach day until it becomes as easy to breathe this way as to breathe in the ordinary way while on land. Thus by the, time the elementary strokes are mastered and. it be- comes necessary to submerge the head during the full stroke correct jreathing will come as a matter of course. To-morrow: "DOWN AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA" sufficient runs to win the game, scoring 28 without the loss of a wicket, 4 Cricket Club Badly Beaten Thi fused to ht with | the i A Crete cl in its cague game e Consumers' 1 Gas team of Toronto Lakeview KINGSTON SAILORS WIN : '! YACHT RACE Montreal, Aug. 10.-~The din. ghy saflors of the Kingston, Ont., Yacht Club got away to a fine start in defence of the . Currie ; | cus, Canadian tri-club skiff sail. {Ing championship, which they have held three times in the nine years of competition, on Satur- day in spite Of the threat 6f the Royal Canadian Yacht Club of To- ronto, five-time holder, and the Royal St. Lawrence Y.C., of Mont real. 3 Kingston's 'entry scored 28. . | poliits in the three races, while | the Royal: Canadian gathered up "Oshatwa Nationals Beat Earlscourt Corinthians By Single Goal Saturday Douglas Scored Only Goal of Keenly Contested Game to Give Nationals Victory by 1 to 0 Oshawa Nationals defeated the Earlscourt Corinthians by a score of 1 goal to 0 in a keenly contested major league game at the Motor City Stadium on Saturday. Owing to the visitors being late in arriv- ing, two halves of 35 minutes each were played, The visitors lookea dangerous in the opening minutes, but were unable to penetrate the Oshawa defence. Grant ploughed through to the other end, and gave Douglas a scoring chance, but he was too slow, and McInnes cleared. A nice chance came to the yisitors when Wee Benny was injured, leav- ing the Nats. with ten men. Boyd was also knocked out, but recovered and stayed in the game, Half time found the score sheet a blank, this being a fair result on the play. Both teams played careful foot- ball to open the second half, the defences having the better of the exchanges. A nice chance for the visitors was lost when their cen- tre forward hit the crossbar with a fast shot, On a foul close in, near the Earlscourt goal, Banks gave Douglas a nice pass, and that play- er banged the ball hard and true into the net for the only goal of the game, Nationals were given a score when a penalty kick was given againct them, but the visitors' back shot past the post with the spot kick. The game ended with Mur- oby cutting in on the local goal, and with the locals victors, although a draw would have been a good re- sult for both teams, The draw for the radio set was made at half time, by Mike Bouck- ley. The winning number is 1719, and the bolder of this ticket is ask- ed to get in touch with W, Dunn, treasurer of the ciub, 66 King strect West. PEARCE WINS SINGLES AT CENTRAL REGATTA Detroit, Aug, 10. ~~ Bobby Pearce, Leander Rowing Club, Hamilton, Ont., easily won the senior singles event of the Cen- tral States rowing regatta here yesterday. Pearce won by four lengths, pulled up. His nearest rival was V. Weheimer, Detroit Rowing Club, Pearce's time was 6.50. Scottish Season Gets Under Way Glasgow, Scotland, Aug. 10.-- The opening of the Scottish sea- son on Saturday was favored with fine weather and large crowdg saw the inaugural matches, The two great Glasgow teams, Celtic and Rangers, overshadow their teams in the Scottish first division. Both did well, winning their games easily. Celtic went to Leith and beat the Athletics there by three goals to nil, while Ran- gers won at Throx Park from Dun- dee by four goals to one. Other winners were Aberdeen, Clyde, Hearts, Third Lanark, Kilmar- nock, Partick Thistle and Mother- well, Sam English, a young player, secured by Rangers from the Yo- kers club, showed real class in senior company by scoring two goals. Marshall and Nicholson had their other two. Craigle goal- ed for Dundee, McGrory, Celtie's great centre forward, netted twice for Celtic, while R. Thomson had their other marker. NO-HIT, NO.RUN GAME FOR } BURKE OF SENATORS Washington, D.C., Aug. 10.-- Bobby * Burke, an 'in-and-outer with Washington for four years, pitched himself into baseball's im- mortal group Saturday with a no hit, no-run game against Boston. The tall, slender southpaw, who has been doing relief duty for a month, made it look easy as the Senators wop, 5 to 0. There was not an error behind him and most of the chances he made his sup- port take were of the mild varie- Baseball Results INTERNATIONAL: LEAGUR Won, Lost. P.C. Baltimore 70 .569 Rochester ..... 66 Newark ...e.e4s 65 Montreal ,.,... 64 Toronto ....... 62 Reading ........ Buffalo Jersey City ,.. Sunday's Scores, Toronto...8-5 Newark ..... Jersey City.2-1 Rochester .. Baltimore..11-5 Buffalo .. aReeding... 6 Montreal ,. a Called end of sixth, rain. Saturday's Scores. Toronto.... 7 Newark ..... 6 Jersey City.. 2 Rochester ... 1 Baltimore... 6 Buffalo .. 4 Reading.... 2 Montreal .....1 Games To-day. Toront, at Newark, Buffalo at Baltimore. Montreal at Reading. Rochester at Jersey City. NATIONAL LEAGUE Won. Bt. Louis ..... 68 Chicago .. New York .. Brooklyn ..... 58 Boston ... Pittsburg . . Cincinnati , Sunday's Scores. Chicago.... 1 St. Louis: .. Boston... 5-6 Philadelphia Cincinnati. .6-4 Pittsburg . New York... 9 Brooklyn .. Saturday's Scores. Brooklyn... 4 Boston ... New York... 9 Philadelphia Pittsburg... 4 St. Louis...14 Chicago . Games To-day, Chicdgo at Pittsburg. Only one game scheduled Won. Philadelphia ... 77 Washington ... 66 New York .... 62 Cleveland ..... 50 St. Louis ...... 45 Chicago --..... 42 Boston ....... 41 Detroit ....... 41 Lost. 30 Sunday's Scores. xWashington. 4 Boston x 10 innings. Chicago, ..4-0 Detroit. .,.. Saturday's Scores. New York... 3 Detroit...... 7 Washington. 5 Cleveland .. 2-8 da an, at Cincinnati ... 2 fo fario dug P.C 724 629 590] 4724 429) 396} L387 3801 "Philadelphia. 5 New York .. 3| St. Louis --... 9 Cleveland ... Philadelphia . 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