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3 Tour playoffs being Se -------- TODAY'S SPORTING FEATURES " Falcons and Mike's Place in Playoff Game Tonight. QORESES 4d Ma lao aya doy Game. oT wo Conndiians | in Semi-Final for Gott Champioutiiy, racial Playoff Gane at Motor sFalcons in yoffs in the South On- : Aario League Between S. %nd A. Billiards and the Robson Tannery Team "Start at Lakeview Park Tomorrow Night Softball playoffs continue to en- \ gage the attention of softball en- thusiasts of Oshawa. With the third and crucial game in the Big staged at the Motor City Stadium _this evening, * when 'the Falcons, winners of the first 'two games, will try to make it | three straight at the expense of the Mike's Place Team. The Mike's | Place boys are due for a victory, and isince three out of five games cou | when "will (stack up against the -Robson ; layed good ball nt in this series, they still have a chance tonight to get. back into pL the running, Playoffs in the South Ontario e begin tomorrow evening the S. and A. Billiards team Tannery at Lakeview Park at seven o'clock. These two teams have all season, and their playoff games should be good. ' The last time they met, the S. and A. boys won by 7 to 6. in a tight itchers' duel, so that will give some indication of how evenly the teams 9 ec the patchey. will be played tched, The second game of next _ THese feature events in softball 3 should provide exciting games for City Stadium With Leading Role the fans, and large crowds of spec- tators are anticipated, Local Soccer Teams Meet On Tuesday On Tuesday night of next week the two local soccer clubs, Nationals and Oshawa City will resume their rivalry in an Ontario Cup, first round game. There is real rivalry between the two teams, and when- ever they meet, there is a rousing soccr battle. The City Boys, al- though in a division junior to the Nationals, are quite confident that they can this season take the mea- sure of their opponents, so next Tuesday's game at the Motor City Stadium at 6.15 p.m. should be one worth seeing. On Saturday, the Oshawa City team plays at home, wth: George- town providing the opposition. The game starts at 3.30 p.m. and the following players are asked to re- port at Alexandra Park at three o'- clock: Howells, Rodgers, McLeod, Lappin, Cuncliffe, Donaldson, Lob- ban, Brodie, Radcliff, . Singer, Brown, Dunstall, Baxby, Bredin, Heads and Cox. IMPORTANT GIRLS BAME TO-MORROW One of the most important girls' games of the season is due to be played at the Motor City Stadium to-morrow night, when the Ontar- io Malleables meet the Falcons. The second series of the Oshawa Women's League is proving to be very closely-contested, thanks to the good fight that has been put up by the Chosen Friends' team, and as the league leadership is at stake in to-morrow night's game, it should be a great battle between two good teams. Legion Team Joins League The Canadian Legion softball team has been admitted to the 'ser- vice clubs' league, taking the place of the Kiwanis Club team, which, on account of members being on vaca- tion, has been forced to drop out. The Legion boys are delighted at the opportunity of getting regular games from now on, and their team should be quite an acquisition to the league, which will play its sec- ond section as a four team group, the other teams being Kinsmen's Club, Rotary Club and Oshawa Railway Company: The second ser- ies schedule for these four teams will be drawn up in the next day or two. Orono Wins In Port Hope Orme Gamsby's Orono team took a stranglehold on the cham- pionship of the Lake Shore Base- ball League when they defeated the Port Hope team in Port Hope vesterday afternoon by a score of 6 to 5 in the first of the play- © "Blow" yourself to a few pairs of i it i 14 i ihe Hy . ; MERCURY SOCKS _At 80e¢, 75¢, $1.00 and up, Mercury Socks have jveryming backed off the map for smart patterns and real wearability. 'of his team in this offs for the group title. Port Hope got off to a lead in the first innings, and the Orono boys had to fight hard to make a comeback, finally winning the game fh the ninth after tying it up in the eighth. The second of the playoff games will be played at the Motor City Stadium, Osh- awa, on Saturday afternoon at 3.30 p.m. Orme having arranged to play the home playoff games city. The scores by innings were as fol- lows: R. H. E. Orono ....200 100 021--6 7 3 Port Hope 301 100 000--5 6 3 Batteries--Ogden, Wells and Whitely; Wakeley and Vine, PERCY WILLIAMS WINS New Westminster, B.C., Aug. 13.-- Percy Williams, Vancouver, won the 100-yard dash in 10 sec- onds flat at the New Westminister games yesterday, Fred Martello, Vancouver, was second, and Vin- cent Forbes third. Bill Frisby, University of Wash- ington, was eliminated in a pre- Hminary heat. SC 'OTTISH WIE Toronto, Aug, 13.--C.P.R. was beaten by Toronto Scottish at Conboy Park in the first round of the Ontario Cup last night, 6-1. This wag the first appearance of the Scottish sinee their return from Winnipeg, where they pay- ed in the D.F.A. finals, and the fans gave them a great reception. ALDERVILLE BEATS ROSENEATH Cobourg, Aug. 13.--In' a spec- tacular game in the Northumber- land County League, Alderville won from Roseneath 1-5, The game was the first of the home- and-home games scheduled for the possession of the league tro- phy. The second game will be played on the Roseneath diamond, Local Golfers Go to Peterboro A large team of golfers from the Oshawa Golf Club went to Pe- terboro' yesterday afternoon, and | enjoyed a very pleasant game with a team of the Peterboro' Club. Play, on the whole, was very close, the scores at the finish being 3: to 31 in favor of the Peterboro' Club. tertained with splendid hospital, ity and thoroughly enjoyed their outing to Peterboro'. FROLIC SOME Cleveland, Aug. 1s RIGHT 13.--The New York Yankees and the Cleveland Indians were in frolicsome mood vesterday, que doubleheader, the Yanks tak ing the first slugfest, 18 to 1, be- hind "Lefty" Gomez, and the In- dians retaliating to wim by 17 to Remember, that you can contribute to Canada's prosperity by smoking Picobac--the truly national tobacéo fromysunny, southern Ontario; picked, cured and packed by Canadians. Picobac is the best Burley tobacco, grown in the same counties that produce the melons, grapes and peaches, for which Ontario is world famous. It has. a mellow, long-remembered flavour that puts added smoking joy into every pipe! --and don't forget, you get more tobacco for your money. Imperial Tobacco Company of Canada, Limited Whe Pic in sunny, Every time you look at your pipe! southern Ontario k of Canadas Burley Tobacco" 80 they split a burles- | The local golfers were en- | | 7 in, the second game. The Yankee hitters carried off the day's batting honors with 28 safeties, including home runs by Earle Combs and Jole Sewell, while the poor Indians were only able to collect 20 hits, including Earl Averall's twenty -- second home run of the year. Eight in Field For Golf Title Montreal, "Aug. 13.--Returned the victor in as gruelling a 36- hole match round ag the historie fairways of the Royal Montreal Golf Club have witnessed in over half a century of competition, an international field of eight favor- ed olfing stars moved into the quarter finals of the Canadian amateur championships tourna- ment yesterday. The survivors-- two from the United States, two from British Columbia, two from Ontario and two from Quebec-- compose a field truly national as well: as international, and they are: Arthus Yates, Rochester, N. Y.: Francis W. Ryan, Detroit; Bob Morrison, Vietoria, B.C Fred J. Wood, Vancouver, B.C C. Rass. Somerville, London, Ont.; Phil Farley, Toronto; Jack -Cam- eron, Laval, Montreal, and Edwin A.. Inpes, 'Islesmere, - Montreal. the semi-finalists' for the" tiale action this morning to produce the: semi-finklsists for the - title now held by Somerville, Toronto Leafs Win in Tenth Baltimore, "Md. 7 Aug. 13.-- Crabbing and complaining, but hurling brilliant ball against the high-flying Birds, John Allen and his good right arm pitched the Maple Leafs to a 3 to 1 victory over the Orioles yesterday after- noon in the first encounter of the three-game series, that went ten innings before a verdict could be obtained, Allen had a grouch, but like- wisera dandy hook; the umpires didn't suit him, but, on the 'other hand, his smoke-ball didn't suit the Birds, and while his disposi- tion may have given the Orioles and arbiters a swift pain, it was nothing to the assortment of hooks, benders and sizzlers 'that he dished out to the impotent Flock. St. Simons Win First Playoff Brampton, Aug, 13. -- For a third time this season St. Simon's of Toronto took the measure of the Dominion champions when they defeated them here last night in the first of home-and-home games for the right to enter the O.A.L.A. senior finals by 4 to 3. It TODA YS SPORTING FEA TURES Oshawa Golfers Lose in Peterboro by Close Margin. More Records Brokén at Girls' Athletic Meeting, ' St. Simons Take Lead in Lacrosse Titie e Plaves, pI SRR SO was anybody's game and the re- turn tilt in Toronto on Saturday should be of particuar interest. Excelsiors, while down one goal on the round, are far from being counted out, unless they turn in another such performance as they did here. Without discounting St. Simon's victory, the locals showed little dash and spirit in last night's fix- ture and "Wally" Large looked bad on two of St. Simon's four goals, scored from well out by Campkin. But if Large was at times off color, he was no worse than some of his teammates. Brampton's stars were the two Burton boys, Ella, Beatty and Jen- eA SLR Records Broken At Girls' Meeting 3 Wetaskiwin, Alta., Aug. 13. Trim Young Lillian May, from Montreal yesterday afternoon sin- gle-handed gnatched for the East major honors in-the Canadian wo- men's track and field champion- ships. Prairie girls had won the great majority of titles as the meet ended, but the flying miss from Montreal stood out as the most sensational performer. Pitted against the fleetest field of girls the Western meet has been able to assemble, Miss May romped home in the 100-metre dash final-and then came back to capture the 200-metre crown, break the Canadian record for the event and ascend sprintdom's throne. She ran the 200 metres in 2 2-5 seconds--two-fifths of a second better than the Dominipn mark. Another Record Broken The only other Dominion mark shattered today was the junior discus throw record. Miss Tie Anderson of Falun, Alta., compet- ing for the first time in a meet, threw the plate 85 feet to heat the old record by seven inches. The 13-year-old Falun gir picked up a discus for the first time less than two months ago. Calgary and Edmonton each produced a senior champion to- day, Miss Kathleen Hyatt win- ning the 100-metre hurdles for Calgary, while Miss Ethel Barnett took the broad jump title to the northern city. Two seconds fell to Miss Mary Vandervleit of New Liskeard, Qnt., who failed to keep pace in the sprints with Miss May. The Northern Ontario.star made it a close thing for her Montreal rival in the *"century," finishing lesg than two feet behind the crim- son-clad champion, but she was seven yards behind when Miss May breasted the tape in the 200 metres, wr | Miss Charlotte Von Der Hyde of Lipton won Saskatchewan its only title, She ran first in thas 60 metres hurdles event for jun. iors, beating Miss Thelma Norris of Calgary by two feet, Miss Ma- bel Cheek of Calgary won the in- termediate hurdles. EATON'S Cash Prices ARE HELPING TO LOWER THE COST OF LIVING GILLEX Cleans Everything Pk. 10c CLASSIC Cleanser CLEANS or ie Tin 8c AYE HE Enjoy this superior Tea -- either iced or hot. No EXTRA SPECIAL-QUAKER IRRADIATED WITH ULTRA- VIOLET RAYS A good Cereal, made better by the addition of the Sunlight vitamine. ne Joy good health this delightful way, CORN FLAKES 323: Come in. Browse around at your leisure. 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