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ane AAA Today' 'e Sporting Featares Coca-Colas Defeat Peterboro Lacrossers Invitation Golf Tourney Here on Saturday Times Holds Invitation Golf Event Ay Pre Today's ys iid Whitby Plays Pepsi-Colas at Stadian Tonight Oshawa Seniors Badly Beaten in Ex, 'Tilt $ Henry Armstrong Retains Welter Crown Tonight at the Motor City Sta- dium, Whitby John's Place at pre- sent only one game behind the leas gue-leading Tannery team in the Big Pour Intermediate softball lea- gue race, will visit the Pepsi-Colas. Whitby must win tonight's game here in order to have a chance of overtaking the fast-stepping Rob- son leather team. *» ¢ 9» Since they must win, no doubt their ace "Taffy" Mayne will go to the mound tonight, but there's always a chance that Bill Kapasinski, the husky lad- die who tops six feet quite eas- ily, may do the pitching. Kap- ssinski defeated Pepsi-Colas in Whitby, the last time the two teams clashed. Mayne, Law, Baz. Bye and their other hard hitters will all be on hand and the Pepsi-Colas are expecting a busy night. *> + @ The Pepsi-Colas are out to win, too, for they are far from out of the woods yet. The win over Fiber- glas the other night puts them in third place but the glass-makers are hot on their heels. A win over Whitby tonight would just about clinch third place for Pepsi- Colas, in fact it would put them within resch of catching Whitby in 8 tie for second place. Pepsi-Colas have lost five games so far while Whitby has lost four. The Pepsi's fielded an improved hitting team the other night and if they can start clicking against Whitby this i evening, it will be another exciting ; bell game. ® oo Junior games tonight will find Westmount Brones visiting Bill's Place while St. John's and Dix- om's Coal tangle at Cowan's Park. Broncs should win down st Lakeview but that game at Cowan's will likely be a real thriller. . * % Oo Three softball games were run off last night. In a postponed Junior tilt, Bill's Place whipped St. John's and thus pushed the Saints into the cellar. In the Juvenile League, Westmount Mounties almost defeat- od Lions, who had to go into the eighth inning to win out. Victors proved "easy meat" for ¢H€ Terriers. * + 9 NOTE: In order to publish the standing in the Junior softball lea- gue, we would like each team man- ager to submit at once his team's record, number of games won and lost or tied. * 4 Oshawa balisters dropped a game Iast night and it was a good time to take a bad beat- SAVE As Much as the Full Amount of the Tax Increase on Brand New 1940 CHEVROLET Oldsmobile Numerous Models and Colour Choices. We are prepared to make you a deal on the above basis. A Generous Al- lowance on Your Present Car as Part Payment, ACT QuicKLY ONTARIO MOTOR SALES LTD, 'and @ single. ing. It was an exhibition game against Good Rich Oilers. The Oshawa boys were a little short in infield strength but Peg Hurst took over Juben- ville's duties and did a good Job. As a team, the Oshawa boys didn't hit as hard as usual while the Oilers pounded Mc- Garry hard and Biddle also. At that, the winners got most of their runs in the last two in- nings. *> + @ Coach Tracy Shaw, wno used to be an outstanding baseball cstcher, donned the pads last night and worked a few Innings behind the plate. While still a long way from being in first-class shape, the sil- ver-haired mentor showed flashes of his old-time form. With & couple ,0f more workouts, he would be able to take his place behind the plate, regularly. >» @ Oshawa Golf Club will be the scene of an O.G.A. invitation golf tournament this Saturday afternoon, when some of the most outstanding golfers of On- tario will be on hand to try their shots on the local course, * + @ Hammerin' Hank Armstrong last i night, defeated Lew Jenkins, the lightweight champion. It wss a torrid scrap and the fight fans saw as much action in six rounds as most "title bouts" provide in 12 or 15 rounds. > * % Oshawa Coca-Colas chalked up another nice win last night when they defeated Peterboro 17-13. The visiting Liftlock City squad were very much in the picture all the way and it was- n't until Chuck Barron scored four goals in a row in the last 'period, that the Oshawa fans felt the game was really safe. Kennie Sanders then scored three in a row, just to make it more binding. +» + + It was a good game, with plenty of excitement and 'interest all the way. Oshawa headed the scora- sheet from the time Armour opened it up in the first ten seconds. How- ever, Peterboro dominated the play in the third=and scored the first goal of the last period to make it 9-9 but after that, the homesters untracked themselves and clicked on some neat passing plays for pretty goals. * + * Peterboro hasn't defeated Oshawa Coca-Celas yet this sea- son but tomorrow night the lo- cals visit the Liftlock City and the .Peterboro Club has issued warning that things are going to be different. * % Minor League lacrosse teams are in action on Saturdety again as well as next Monday night, before the East York-Oshawa game. The schedules for these two sessions, appear in today's issue. Terriers Trim Victors Easily Pet Stock Terriers moved up into second place again last night when they trounced Victors 16 to 4 in a scheduled tilt. Morphy hit a triple in the first inning and this more or less ac- counted for the first two runs of the game but Terriers came back in their half of the seme inning to pound the offerings of Hobbs and pile up ten runs. A triple by Daw- son was the big blow of the game while errors by Morphy and Baxter, together with two walks, didn't help much. Terriers pushed across three more in the second inning and two in the third. Errors and walks provided the downfall of the Victors, for their pitching was weak and the support was -even weaker, . Morphy had two doubles to lead the Victors at bat while Bryant had a double and Hobbs had a triple Morey, E. Barker, Branton and W. Barker were the big hitters for the winners. The teams: VICTORS: Hicks, 2b; Bryant, cf; Crossman, rf; Morphy, 3b; An- drews, 1b; Wragg, c¢; Brown, ss; Baxter, lf; Hobbs, p TERRIERS: Kewin, 3b; Morey, ss; Barker, 1b; Bathe, 2b; Smeagle, cf; Branton, rf; Barker, c¢; Dawson, If; McKay, p; Calford, 1f. HUGH MULCAHY BLANKS ST. LOUIS CARDINALS, 3-0 St. Louls, July 18.--Philadelphia Phillies snapped the St. Louis Card- inals' winning streak at six straight Fenelon (1B), with Jimmy Stout up, is shown winning the Empire City handicap, the $10,000 added mile and a furlong highlight at the Empire City, Yonkers, N.Y. track, after staging a brilliant stretch drive. Wheatley stable's Asp, ridden by Jockey Richard, is second. Arnold Hanger's Dit was third in the seven- horse field. The winner and Asp were coupled. The time was 1.53. Oshawa Coca-Cola Keep Their Geo. Siberry Peterhoro Record Intact with Wins Invite Last-Period Scoring Splurge Golf Tourney re Pe An Invitation golf tournament : e TDOro scorers wi e uc in Last Quarter But, Barron had five, Sanders four and held at the Oshawa Golf and Barron and Sanders Stage| Grice, Armour and Bovin each had | Country Club yesterday, saw Geo, | two. Scoring Rallies to Clinch] Siberry capture the Low Gross prize, PETERBORO;--goal, Creighton; Verdict nosing out A. Ste t. N. M. D defense, McNaughton and Curtain; g war BYis LEAD EACH PERIOD centre, Cassidy; rover, Reed: for- | was the winner of the Low Net, wards, Pammett and Dundas. Subs, | While G. A. Otto taking second. Wide-Open Play Varied at Times by Strict Defensive Vitarelli, Martin, Ormiston, Kivell | Brother "Bill" Siberry won the and Lade. | High Gross prize end H. Mort! OSHAWA; --goal, Luke; defense, | . a pr i "1 or imer Armour and Armitage: centre was second while the mysterious Hooper; rover, Grice: forwards, | prize for the "sealed hole" was won . . by C. Foley. Tactics Gives Fans Plen- y y ty of Excitement Oshawa Coca-Colas their undefeated record Peterboro Ties Score Early. Cassidy with three were the pick of maintained | against | three O.G-.A, invitation tournaments Golf Tourney This Saturday Toronto, July 18~The second of scheduled for cities east of Toronto this season will be held on Satur- day of this week at the Oshawa Golf Club, The first of this trio of 18-hole medal competitions was staged at the Cataraqui Club, King- ston, on June 8, and the third will be held at the Kawartha Club, in Peterboro, on August 3. The tour- nament will be the same as the others in the series, the field being divided into three handicap classes, 9 and under, 10 to 20 and 21 to 32, and there will be two gross and two net prizes in each class. There is no distinction between the prizes in the three classes. In addition, there will be four prizes for the quartette from any one club which returns the lowest gross aggregate score for the 18 holes. The "B" and "C" classes, 10 to 20 and 21 to 32, respectively, are steadily growing in popularity with club members as they offer an op- portunity to high handicap players to compete under tournament con- ditions against players of similar golfing ability, Every entrant who has not ready received a 1940 O.G.A: handicap card will be presented with one with the compliments of the Association. Players with club handicaps of 10 and over have two strokes added when receiving 'an 0O.G.A. handicap. The tee at Oshawa will be open from 1030 am. to 430 pm on Saturday and post entries will be accepted. Players who wish a defi- nite starting time should notify the O.G.A. office, 357 Bay Street, To- ronto, by Friday night, so that these times may be reserved. En- trants may arrange their own three- somes or foursomes. The tourna- ment is open to all amateurs be- longing to O.G.A. clubs or to clubs in any recognized golf association. DODGERS WIN, 2-1 BEHIND HAMLIN Chicago, July 18.--Luke Hamlin, Brooklyn Dodgers' problem ohild, pitched a three-hitter yesterday to whip Chicago Cubs, 2-1. Minor League Lacrosse Games Sat. and Mon. Saturdey, July 20 1:30 p.m.--Young Oshawa's, Pee- Wee, vs. Young Ontario's, Pee-Wee, 2:30 p.m.--Young Ontario's Minor Bantam vs. Maple Leaf, Minor Ban- tam. J. Mercer, J. Vaillancourt, B. Branton, C. Crowell, D. Webb, Segal, R. Watkinson, K. Dunn, D. Harding, B. Beamish, N, Guscott, D. Noakes, O. Spiers, E. Sern, B. Tay- lor, D. Dash, J. Spratt, R. Coulter E. Kanfwel, J. Naylor, J. Tontshore, L. Reid, J. Luke, B. Chant. 3:30 p.m.--8t. Gregory's A. Pee- Wee vs. Young Canade's, Pee-Wee. Monday, July 22 6:30 pm.--Young Oshawa's, Mid- get vs. Young Ontario's Midget -- H. Nugent, B. Nugent, E, Thomas, I. Romey, J. Melynchuk, B, Her- howk, J. Pawlenchuk, J. Logeman, P. Melch, B. Craig, H. Andrew, D Crandall, J. Mays, H. Keller, G. Norton, B. Murray, C. Braund, K. Herd. 7:30 pm. -- Young Oshawa's Juvenile vs. Bt. Gregory's, Juvenile, VICTORY FOR DERRINGER TWELFTH Cincinnati, July 18.--Paul Derrin. ger posted his twelfth victory of the year last night as Cincinnati Reds beat Boston Bees 4-3 with an un- earned run in the ninth inning. BILL'S PLACE WHIP SAINTS In a junior softball game last night, which had been previously postponed, Bill's Place jumped back in their league, when they defeated * 8t. John's 13 to 6. first and one in the second, but Bill's Place put their heavy bats work in the second blasted out eight runs. McAtee, Ritchie, Knott, Woods and walks to Tk a Wilson, were the big factors in rally, which practically game before it was stated. Woods pitched steady ball way and St. John's were never it i £5 =H - winners scored single 4th, 5th and 6th frames scored two in the last of when the game was called on ac- count of darkness, 8T. JOHN'S -- Osmok, Salmers, Fraser, Tureski, Stark, Kowanick, Hercla, Zakarow, Roscoe, BILL'S PLACE--McAtee, Ritchie. Knott, Eddolls, McManus, Wilson, Parfitt, Hewson and Woods. BE55y and the ma | BACHELORS of Smoking fr Pitcher Manuel Salvo tossed the game away with a wild throw en allowing a pinch runner for Willard Hershberger to score from second. The Reds' catcher had doubled. BRAMPTON BOWS TO ATHLETICS, 14-11 Harry Craft's attempted sacrifice, | Bachelors of Arts, Science or Music are those who have graduated to a degree of culture. Bachelor Cigars are for those who have graduat. Brampton, July 18.--Brampton's league leading St. Catharines Ath- letice a tidy struggle last night, be fore bowing 14-11 in a rugged Ont- ario Lacrosse Association senior game, Victary increased the Garden City team's lead in the O.L.A. derby to six points. { Barron and. Oke; subs, Bovin, San- "Tom" Wilson, advertising mana- Peterboro in the Senior "B" lacrosse second place excelsiors gave the | ed to that degree of smoking culture in which they appre- ciate the mellow aroma and | delicate flavour of 100% Havana filler -- especially at 10c, wo ders, Pearse, Cook, Campbell and McMahon. ger of The Oshawa Times, capably filled the roll of genial host for the race when they chalked up a 17-13 victory here last night. Referee, Len Smith, Toronto, day and 'supervised the entertain- The win puts Oshawa in second ment, presentation of prizes md GOOD RICH IS the after-the-game dinner. place in the standing, one game: 1 ahead of Brooklin and two ahead of OVER OSHAWA Peterboro. East York, who plays here in Oshawa on Monday night, -- - Toronto, July 18. -- Port Credit, are safely entrenched in first place. or nin s game as a ntxhite second-place team of the Intercity ni Tacrosse Sive Day and . 49 Senior League, easily defeated Osh- | played tight op the Ee yn awa, leaders of the same loop, 13-3, ing was rugged Then again CRITE last night at Willowdale Park, | along lapses in which both teams the first game of an elimination | appeared to run wild, series for the Pat Downing Memor- Lead Every Period ia] Teor Oshawa headed the scoring in the Soo ich first ten seconds of play on a nifty Furlong, c solo rush and then the teams Green, 2b settled down to steady lacrosse, | BOW, b. ..... Pammett, McNaughton, and Orm- | Holdenby, 1b. iston each bulged the twine behind | Alexander, c. "Sailor" Luke in the opening stanza Spero, ss. while at the other end of the field, | O'Donnell, Hunt, rf. | Mogridge, p. AB.R.H. ° > of them. If. =~ JL SC ey S7an Cook, Shine Bovin and Harold Grice, with two in succession, kept the homesters out in front, The second period saw Oshawa again outscore the visitors, Sanders. Bovin, Barron and Armour each ol o~omvesrocowe Totals Oshawa Yourth, ss. ..... '39 Chev. Sed. Master peruxe $865 |! '37 Pont. Sedan . . $635 Kitchen, 3b. Hurst, 2b. . Matthews, cf. Rowden, If, worked their way in close and all four goals were on neat solo efforts, the ball-carrier going in himself from about half-way out. Pammett, ~~~o0o00 '36 Olds. Coach . . . $535 Wallace, 1b. ... Lucas, rf. Shaw, c. Tamblyn, c. ... Cassidy and Reed kept Peterboro in the picture, Peterboro Presses Pelerboro pressed hard in the -- occCoocoan~>35| Wococw~ooeao '39 Buick Sedan . = . $1035 third period and the tightest defen- sive play of the period was uncorked in this frame, The visitors did most of the pressing and Oshawa were McGarry, p. «..v. Biddle, p > -- "OOO LOMO S | moo Bmw N SD Totals '32 Chev. Coupe, »s $245 back on their heels. Several times Oshawans broke away, with Cook, Barron, Hooper, and Sanders three Good Rich 301 036--13 Oshawa . . 030 000-- 3 Errors--Shaw, Yourth, Mogridge. "37 De Soto Sedan . . $675 times in a row, all getting into position but failing to beat "Red" Creighton, the Peterboro goalie. Cassidy weaved his way in twice Runs batted in--Spero 4, Green 2, Brown 2, Holdenby, Alexander. Three-base hit--Brown. Home runs --Green, Spero. Stolen bases--Fur- "35 Dodge Coach $395 to take short passes and beat Luke from close quarters and the period ended 9-8. Peterboro scored right after the long, Kitchen, Hurst, Matthews. Sacrifices Holdenby, Yourth Double plays--Yourth to Hurst to Wallace. Left on bases--Good Rich 36 Buick Sedan, wir. . $625 face-off in the last period to tie the score at 9-9 but that proved the spark Oshawa needed. Barron and Sanders 5, Oshawa 10. Base on balls--Mc- Garry 0, Biddle 3, Mogridge 4. Strikeouts--McGarry 5, Biddle, 2, '34 Pont. Sedan, wr, . $415 Mogridge 4. Hit by pitcher -- Mec- Garry, Yourth, Dobie, Oswin and Sheppard. Chuck Barron and Kennie Sand. ers promptly went into action Bar- ron scored four goals in succession for Oshawa and Sanders then took 3 Ford Tudor . $485 BURY CECIL HART THIS AFTERNOON Montreal, July 18. -- Cecil Hart, 56-year-old former manager of the over and he scored three in g row. During this time Peterboro nicked the odd goal but couldn't keep pace with Barron, who took passes from '36 Plymouth Sedan $495 Canadiens of the National Hockey League, will she buried this after- noon, Hart died at his home here last | his mates, Bovin, Grice, Oke and Cook and then moved in close to give Creighton no chance. Armour and Hooper fed the ball to Sanders '38 Chev. Stake ow. $745 STYLE axo COMFORT ar YOUR OWN PRICE The late model used cars we are now showing give you every thrill of pride and pleasure of motoring that any new car can offer. And you pay a mere fraction of the new car price. Come in and try some "37 Olds. Sedan $685 '39 Ford Coupe . . $645 "37 Buick Sedan $750 '33 Chev. uo. cas & CHASSIS $295 "38 Buick Sedan $875 '39 De Soto Sedan . $895 "32 Rockney Coupe, =. . $185 "34 Buick Coupe, »s -.-. $395 '38 Pont. Coach $715 '37 Chev. mup.cas a cunssis. $695 '34 Chev. sw. cas as cassis $335 and on the other, Sanders went from his own end, all alone. Cook scored on Barron's rebound just before the game ended, for the lash goal of the night. Peterboro's scorers in the period were Kivell. Pammett, Vitarelli Pammett re Goshen. Nv. July 18. Tre arelli, ' Arden Homestead Stable, owned hy | Only a few penalties were meted | E- Roland Harriman, yesterday re- out during the fray, Luke getting |!ir®d ~ the Harriman. Challenge three for Peterboro, along with | Trophy, $2000 event for two-year- night after an illness of several months. FLORIMEL WINS HARRIMAN CUP NTARIO MOTOR SALES LTD. King E. at Mary St. | "The Home of Good Used Cars" Phone 900 into the running for a playoff berth. | KING AT MARY ST. Oshawa Phone 900 last night with a 3-0 victory behind the five-hit pitching of Hugh Mul- cahy. Cassidy's one while Hooper had two, | *14 tro'ters when Farr Pownall | Bovin had two and Armitage one. drove the stable's Florimel to a Pammett with four goals and sweeping victory. © a SE 2