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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1931 PACE FIVP. TODAY'S SPORTING FEATURES Siath Game of World Series in Si. Louis This Afternoon. 0.C.V.1. Seniors Play in Cobourg Tomorrow Afternoon. Junior Collegiate Team Play in Peterborough Tomorrow, ISPORT PAG TODAY'S SPORTING FEATURES Mike's Place Entertain Brantford Here Tomorrow, St. Paul Drew Within One Game of a Tie With Rochester. Stage is Set for Opening of Intercoliegiate Rugby Tomorrow ATHLETES WIN SIXTH GAME, 8 TO 1, AND SERIES AGAIN TIED Orville Dewland, Whitby Won Senior Boys' Title in Inter-School Meet A. Crozier, of Port Perry, | Won Boys' Junior Title, While Girls' Champion- ships go to G. Bradley, of Port Perry, and E. Sykes, of Bowmanville The Times this morning received the official results of the Inter- School Field Day participated in by the High Schools of Uxbridge, Port Perry, Whitby and Bowmanville at Alexandra Park, here on Wednes- day, from Louis W. Dippell, presi dent of the sports committee, The official count has some revisions from that published in The Times on Thursday and also gives chamy pions in the senior and junior de- partments of both the boys and girls sports, The official revision of the points won by the various schools gives Port Perry the championship with a two and a half point margin over Whitby, ' The Port Perry School secured 50%; points and Whitby 48, Bowmanville secured 40% points for third position and Uxbridge who were competing in the meet for the first time collected 27 points, The individual championships were awarded to Archie Crozier ,of Port Perry, in the boys Jupier sec tion with 19 points, with E, Hooke of Port Perry as runner-up with 9 points. . The senior championship was won by Orville Dewland, of Whitby, who won 12 points for his school, N. Norton and B, Ashen: hurst, both of Uxbridge, were tied for the runner-up position with 6 points each, In the girls' secon of the meet G. Bradley, of Port Perry, won the junior title with 4% points, while K, Carnegie, of Port Pergy, N, Goode of Whitby, and M, Sleep, of Whit- by, were tied for the runner-up pose ition with 3 points each, The sen- for girls' championship wns woo | E. Sykes, of Bowmanville with 7 points, while A, Hood, of Puri ve ry, and G. McGuire or Uxbridge, were tried for the runner-up prizes, with 3 points, Great credit is due the Port Perry in in athletes for their fine showing both the girls and boys events which they took a lion's share of the championships, particularly as it is only their second year in om etition with the other schools, U ue aa also made a very pris: Th showing it being only their first year in the Field Day, Hockey Season To Start Soon Galt, Oct, 9.--~Word was Te- ceived here today that the New York Americans of the NHL. and the New Haven Eagles of the Canadian American League had been ordered to report here on Oct, 19 for their pre-season training, They were here a year ago and were so well pleased, decided then to return, A squad of 60 players, including a num- ber of recruits, picked up by scouts, will report to Manager Eddie Gerard, The teams will remain here until the eve of the opening of their schedules, Al- ready thers is a good sheet of fce at the Soper Park Arena, MARTIN ONCE WITH QUEBEC Quebee, Oct, 9, ~The spectacu- lar, hitting of "Pepper" Martin, St, Louis Cardinals' centrefield- er, in the World Series brings a peculiar thrill to baseball fans here. In 1926 '"Pepper' was third baseman for the Quebec professional baseball team and is remembered for his ability to hit the ball hard and often, Canadian hunter says that a bear will run if you look him straight in the eye. Yes, but which way? Lot's wife looked back and turn ed into a pillar of salt, and nowa- days lots of wives do the same thing and turn into a ditch, "Did you know that Mrs, Higgins 'ad got kleptomania?" WORLD SERIES SCORES 1 2 3 4 5§ 6 7 8 9 Final 0/0 00 1 0 0 0 H] fe Ho AR ©0040 4 00 GROVE AND COCHRANE. Derringer, Johnson, Lindsey, Rhem and Wilson, Mancusco. | Sport Snapshots Big Game Tomorrow Afternoon Tomorrow afternoon at 345 pm, at the Stadmum Mike's Place will play their second game with Brantford Collegrate for the right to enter the finals with North Bay for the championship of Ontario, The game in Brantford was a thriller even though the! Oshawa team amass» ed a big lead in the third inning and held their margin throughout the game, The Brantford team were away off clor it is claimed and play» ed away below their usual form. The game here tomorrow promises to be a hard fought close affzir with either team likely to pull out a win, Just the same the local team are confident they can take the game and the round without forcing a third and deciding game to be played. Whiteley allowed but six hits last Saturday in Brantford but | kot sensational support from his teammates to do it, Of these six hits three were for extra bases which goes to show that the Telephone City crew have the goods if they once get going, The admission for the game will be tw and the fans should not pass up this chance action enty-five cents next Pd To Fa a enim w---------- in Today (By radio from Sportsman's Park, St. Louis, by courtesy of the Adams Furniture Company) Sportsmen's Park, St. Louis, Oct, 8--Philadelphia Athletics evened up the world series today by defeating the Cardinals 8 to 1 in a one-sided game this afternoon, Lefty Grove sitched a steady game for the Ath- etics, while Gabby Street had to send in a string of pitchers in his effort to stop Connie Mack's Ath- letics, The A's had two big innings, scoring four runs in the fifth on one hit, four walks and an error, and four in the seventh on 3 hits, a walk and an error, Derringer was knocked out of the box in the fifth, and was succeeded first by Johnson, then by Lindsey and finally by Rhem in the ninth, The game by innings: At the. last minute, Connie Mack sent in Lefty Grove td pitch for the Athletics, crossing up the ex- perts whe had expected Earnshaw, First Innings Athletics: ~~ Bishop struck out, Haas out, Gelbert to Bottomley, "Oh, what is she doing for it?" "Six months." hats Zl you need to know about a HAT/ 'conomical th » also ST, LAWDRDY and raviest Styling, | HORTON SS Superh Workmanship Hats at lower prices Cochrane lined out to Gelbert. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, Cardinals :--Flowers out. Bishop to Foxx, Roettger singled to cen- tre, Frisch hit into a double play, Bishop to Williams to Foxx. 0 runs, Second Innings Athletics :=-Simmons out, Frisch to Bottomley, Foxx singled to right field + Foxx forced at second and Miller safe at first. Miller went to second on a wild pitch, and Dykes went out, Flowers to Bottomley, V runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, Cardinals :==Martin fouled out to Foxx. Hafey flied out to Haas, Bottomley flied out to Miller, 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, Third Innings Athletics :=Williams out, Gelbert to Bottomley, Grove struck out, Bishep lined out to Roettger, 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, Cardinals :--Wilson flied out to Haas, Gelbert singled over second, Derringer out, Bishop to Foxx, Gel- bert going to second, Flowers out, Williams to Foxx, 1 hit, 0 errors, 0 runs, Fourth Innings Athletics: = Haas, struck out Cochrane out, Frisch to Bottomley, Simmons flied out to Roettger. 0 ryns, 0 hits, 0 errors, Cardinals (--Roettger struck out Frisch struck out. Martin out to Haas in centre, 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors. Fifth Innings Athletics :=IFoxx safe at first on a bad throw to first by Flowers, Miller out on a sacrifice bunt, Der- ringer to Bottomley. Dykes walked, Williams singled to centre, Foxx scoring and Dykes going to second, Grove struck out, Bishop walked, HATS by WOLTHAUSEN, BROCKVILLE Hatter to gentiomen foi over half a century as singled, scoring Williams, and again filling the bases. Haas walked, forc- ing in Dykes with a run, Cochrane - for Fifteen Bucks You Can Have Any Fall Topcoat in Johnston's Large and varied assortment of Toppers Values up to $35.00 : THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY $15.00 J ohnston' % NO ONE EVER REGRETTED BUYING QUALITY. Athletes Beat Cardinals to Even up World Series 's Sixth Game Simmons walked, Derringer was filling the bases, forcing in Bishop, taken out of the game, his place being taken by Johnson, Foxx oui on an infield tly to Gelbert, 4 runs, 1 hit, 1 error. Cardinals :--Hafey safe in spite of a beautitul play by Bishop, Bot- tomley flied out to Dykes, Wilson lined out to Bishop, Gelbert flied out to Bishop. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 er rors, Sixth Innings Athletics: = Miller struck. out Dykes flied out to Martin, Williams hit a two base hit, Grove struck out 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, Cardinals: -- Blade Johnson, struck out, a double to deep centre. Roettger flied to Haas, Flowers going to third. Frisch singled and Flowers scored. Martin out on a high fly | Bishop. 1 run, 2 hits, 0 errors. Seventh Innings Athletics :=Lindsey pitching for Cardinals, Bishop singled, Haas sacrificed Bishop to second on a bunt, but was out at first, Flowers to Bottomley, Cochrane flied to left. Simmons singled over second, and Bishop scored. Foxx singled, Simmons gomg to second, Lindsc, hit Miller and the bases were filled Dykes walked, forcing in Simmons Williams safe at first on an erro. by Hafey. Foxx and Miller scoring, and Dykes going to third, Grove out, Frisch to Boron 4 runs, hits, 1 errox, Cardinals: Bottomley flied out, Williams hits, 0 errors, Eighth Innings Athletics: Bishop out, Gelbert to | Bottomley, Haas walked. Coch rane hit into a double play, Frisch to Gelbert to Bottomley, Oruns, 0 hits, 0 errors, Cardinals i=~Gelbert struck out Collins batting for Lindsey. Collins out, Bishop to Foxx, Flowers flied to Simmons, hi Suk 0 hits, 0 errors, h Innings Atileties inth RY win and Mancuso catching for the Cardinals Simmons fouled to Mancuso, Foxx struck out, Miller singled, Dykes fouled to Bottomley. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, Cardinals :--Roettger sate at first on a dropped third strike, Frisch struck out, Martin walked, Hafey flied to Simmons. Bottomley flied out to Bishop. 0 runs, 1 hit, 1 er- ror, R. H E Athletics ,.. $ 7 1 Cardinals .....os0vesaenl 8 2 batting for Flowers hit Hafey struck out to Haas... Wilson to Foxx, 0 runs, 0 EEE Statistics show there are 181,570 farms in the State of Indiana with a total acreage of 19,688,675 and a total value of land, buildin $s, im- plements, and machinery of $1,502, 0 " HOTEL BOILER BURSTS Lindsay, Oct, 9.--One wall of the Elsmure Hotel here was blown out when the hotel's boil. er burst this morning. Guests fled in terror, but no one was injured. As the hotel wall collapsed the windows of a neighboring gro. cery storp were blown in, Fire. Hon, , prevented an outbreak of re. Great Hunter Dallas, Tex., Oct. 9. ~The Texas League has its own legends about the amazing speed of Woy Martin, hero of the World Series. One of the best is told by Roy Moore, teammate of "Pepper" on the 1080 Hous ton club, "Old Pepper goes out on the prairie and scares up a bumch of rabbits," Moore explained, in recounting Martin's prowess as a hun. ter, "He runs along with these rabbits. He reaches down and feels the sides of these rabbits. "If the rabbit is a bit thin, he lets him go, and takes out after another one; but, it the vabbit is nice and fat, old Pepper picks him uw and puts him in his bag." Additional Sport on page | wheel over | Gertrude L. Thebaud Won Closely Contested Race "From Schooner Elsie and figures show that Thebaud gained more than four minutes on Elsie on the second six-mile leg, If consistent, such sailing should furnish encouragement for Glon- coster in her quest of the Inter- national Trophy, Thebaud led El- gle at the 12-mile mark by 2 min- utes and 65 seconds, but she sur- rendered 28 seconds of that lead on the final gix-mile leg to w' ward, The summary showed Elsie made better time than baud on two of the three le Gloucester, Mass, Oct, 9,--The schooner Gertrude J, Thebaud, challenger for the International Fishermen's Trophy yesterday maintained her leadership of the Gloucester fishing fleet by the nar- row margin of two minutes, 27 geconds, in a closely contested race with Elsie, unsuccessful de- fender of 1921, The race wig salled over an eighteen-mile triangular course There was a brisk southwekt wind whieh bore both schooners down until the geas hoarded thelr A. WANDER LIMITED, Lophoat An- of seeing the champions in * * junior > * Blue Devils Play Here on Monday The Blue Devils, Oshawa's representatives in the intermediate sece tion of the O.R.F.U, will take on a team of their own rating on Monday they strong Invictus AC, This team will be remembered by the fans as the team al round of the play~ arternoon, when try conclusions with the Toronto. 1 that gave the locals such a sc offs last fall, The as strong, if not stronger, than last year and should g I account of themselves. The Blue Devils are confident they can take them even if they are strong as the er the opponents the harder they fall. With th pose sible exception of "Wink" Gummow the locals will have a full team in the field and will show the benefit of their game with Hamilton here last week. are in the semi-fi Toronto team are rated as being Ve a ROOC bigse them, They carried inelading topsails and ze Ins; won at times The next best thing to coming of good stock is to own plenty of it, "I should like to know how long cows should be milked," writes a All weasan think of with . ter =at and owns rrespondent, Ld A] | nos len rails, Two of the Thebaud's Plenty of Canvas crew narrowly - escaped being washed overboard and were sav- ed only by the prompt assistance of thelr shipmates, Many familiar with ter's fishing fleet, claim carrying more sall thas lotted to her when she 21 years ago, and more carried when she fall fend the International Halifax ten years ago, her main boom proje over her stern than ar in the harbor, and from abeam when she appears almost j of canvay from rall | Elsie is handicapped Giloucester's skipper, salled was far from performance, Captain Ben Pine, premier racing Thebaud, but satisfied with her Her ballasting hag not yet met with his approval, and he sent Thebaud"s fore topsail - ashore again to-night for recutting, Cap- tain Ben, who is stheduled to face Captain Angus Walters' Lunen- burg salt banker, Bluenose, title holder, off Halifax Oct, 17, will | and she ean carry a safl Thebaud in to-morrow's | she can lug, but Ti He will turn the | | vas hag heen cut tc to Captain John Mat-! tha rules of the Inter veteran of the fishing phy. Then, too, yest Captain Ben has been suf ther was not too sti and he | the canvas she cole the | though storm warn ing from the Custd the two schoone berths, the blow fa falize, and the hre it was, probably | he not race with Elsie heson, banks fering from sinus trouble, fs husbhanding his energy for Halifax classic, Thebaud's Early Lead Yesterday's course gave the whooners a six=-mile heam reach, another six-miloe broad reach and a beat home, Thebaud had the advantage at the start, She cross. ed the line two boat lengths ahead of Elsle, and in the weather berth, But Elsle, manned largely by sea xeouts, although command- ed by Captain Bill Nickerson, who has spent much of his life on the fishing banks, quickly chal. lenged the Thebaud, Fifteen min- uteg after the start Flslee had forged past Thebaud and into the windward position, It was a severe blow to Gloucester"s hopes of re- covering the blue ribhon of the North Atlantic fishing banks, first won by the lost Esperanto, Elsie led Thebaud at the first six-mile mark by a minute and 26 meconds, To understand how Gloucester felt about this it must be remembered that Bluenose de- feated Elsie and gained the tro- phy back in 1921, But Elsie surrendered her lead on the second leg, There were varying accounts of how she lost it, but members of her crew insists ed it was hocause ghe followed the committee boat instead of steering a compass course for the mark. 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