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nw RT NS T oryTsuusEE JHESAEESD PAGE SIX Oshawa GM-Men Nosed Out in St. Catharines Conacher Granted Transfer to "Generals" St. Kitts Pay First Visit to Oshawa Tonight Today's Sporting Features SNAN THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1940 == x SPORT NEWS » od [ Today's Spokting Features Marlies Earn Tie in Hamilton; Brights Wi Ottawa Roughriders Capture "Big Four" Title $ Balmy Beach Cope O.R.F.U. Senior Crown AAS "CM-Men" Lose Tough One in St.Kitts but Hope for Revenge Tonight : = = TEE PORT SNAPSHOT E90 Sur's Oshawa GM-Men are "at home" this evening to the St. Catharines' Saints and it should be the best game of the local senior puck season, to date. The clash between these two clubs up in St. Kitts on Friday night was a real hockey tid-bit and we have every reason to believe that tonight's return engage- ment will be worth watching. + bb We're not trying to say that Osh- awa should have won up in St. Catharines but if they had copped the decision, the Saints couldn't have felt deprived for the GM-Men got only tough breaks. It was a very clean game, only: three pen- alties, and the two teams battled evenly most of the time and with little show of superiority. do + ob Don Daniels slapped the puck into his owa net for the first goal of the game and the puck caromed off George Ritchie's skate past McQueston for the last goal of the game. These two tallies, even the most biased St. Catharines' fans will have to admit, were of the "gift" variety and had a big bearing on the result. Then agaiu, Re- gina Tisdale went right through pulled Ran Forder out of posi- tion and then missed the open net. This happened fa the sec- ond period and a goal at that stage, more than likely, would have meant an Oshawa victory. * + * Johnny Thompson got another bang in the mouth on Friday night. Hit by a flying puck, a cut in his upper lip required four stitches--a painful business, but Johnny re- turned to action in the next period. He and his line-mates, Ebby Edmi- son and Carr-Harris, were the pick of the Oshawa attackers on Friday night. This line is playing smart hockey right now, * + St. Kitts have a crack line In Rossini, Hastie and Heximer. Hastie, their veteran centre, is a tricky stick-handler while Hex- imer is deadly around the nets, besides having plenty of speed and punch. * +P "Ab" Barnes turned in a whale of a game for Oshawa on Friday night. He was all over the place, covering up nicely during pressure and By Gro. H. CAMPBELL, Sports Editor in limelight roles. Oshawa "Generals" were not included in the S.P.A, draw for this week. We note that Guelph Biltmores have a strong club this year. They handed Ed. Wildey's Rangers a real lacing. LE A Bill Juzda, who starred for Ken- ora Thistles in the Memorial Cup finals, scored the winning goal, in overtime, last night as the Indian- apolis Capitols were nosed out by Philly Ramblers 3-2. LR Week-end sport results saw the grid titles go where expect- ed. Ottawa Rough Riders were too good for the weakened Ar- gos while Balmy Beach won right in Sarnia, by the same score, 12-0, to double their point margin and cop the O.R.F.U. senior title. LE Now plans are being made for the game between Rough Riders and | Balmy Beach, while in the mean- | time, it begins to look as if petty bickering is going fo frustrate the plans for an East-West grid final Our "red tape" friends of the C.R.U. and other less important bodies, are messing around in such a way, try- | ing to save their face on the old | question of "rules" that it begins to | look as if the game for the sol- | dier's charity may not materialize It's pretty "lousy" business when the personal prides of either indi- viduals or organizations can not be shelved, to permit an event which would be of real benefit to Can- | ada's war effort. * bd N.H.L. the games last ka night and Saturday, Canadiens and Amerks divided their home- | and-home tilts. Charlie Cona- | cher and "Peanuts" O'Flaherty scored goals in the Amerk vic- tory while Tony Demers and Joe Benoit were the big guns for the Canadiens, both iu de- feat and victory. +* + * Boston Bruins won in New York | on Saturday night and then grab- | bed off a split in Detroit last night. Roy Conacher and Dit Clapper were | + + Doa't forget tonight's big hoc- key game at the Oshawa Arena starts at 8:30 o'clock sharp. breaking up St. Kitts attacks in the wide-open plays. He also tossed In| some effective rushes. +* + ® Harry McQueston was Osha- wa's outstanding ace on Friday night against the Saints. His net-minding was of the super- lative brand and if he continues to kick 'em out as he has been doing lately," he'll grab top rat- ing as the senior O.H.A. loop's best goalie. He was brilliant in St. Kitts and on his display Oshawa should have had t a draw. * % % The Saints have a nice club. Well-balanced and husky, they do not bubble over with power, but they have plenty of punch, a re- lable defense other good goalle in Ran F He didn't do a faint on Friday t either but he still turned in a great game, The GM-Men 'will have their troubles pufting the puck past him here to- night. ) , + +* +» Oshawa GM-Men have a particu- larly busy week-end ahead of them. That's why they are especially an- xious to hang up a victory tonight. On Wednesday evening they visit the Streamliners in London while on Friday night Niagara Falls Brights visit Oshawa. O.H.A. Gives 'O.K.' Jim Conacher's - Move to Oshawa Toronto, Nov. 25 -- Goalie Baz Bastien of Port Colborne seniors and Jim Conacher of Young Rang- ers juniors were granted transfers from their respective clubs by the O.H.A. sub-committee which heard their cases at a meeting on Friday. Bastien was given permission to sign this season with Marlboros seniors and Conacher was granted the privilege of remaining with Oshawa Generals, Dominion junior champions. Both players were appealing against refusal of their clubs to give them releases. GUILTINAN'S CHAMPION SHOE SHOP Better SHOE REPAIRING pays. Its Cheaper. Longitudinal skate sharpening. Invisible re-soling. SPECIAL -- New military issue boots made to measure. 17- BOND EAST PHONE 1216 Collect, Deliver Sports Round Up By EDDIE BRIETZ | Associated Press Sports Writer | Washington, Nov. 24. (AP)-- You'll see the Messrs. Francis Rea- | gan and Paul Christman, those well- in baseball uniforms . . . Another Wosjoichowski (this one's Frank) lege (Atchison, Kas.), printers fits. Short, Short Stories The Chicago papers received Jimmy Wilson with wide open arms . .. who did we bump into in Ken- tucky last week but Joe Louis What was he doing? Buying saddle horses for his dude ranch Warren C. Giles, general manager of Cincinnati Reds, has a new farm system idea that no only will at- tract a lot of attention but probably will be widely copied. . Saturday's Heroes Well, Mister Harmon went to town And so did Mister Reagan. We only hope that we're around When better backs are made again. Today's Guest Star Elliott Chaze, Lake Charles (La.) American - Press: "Reason Davey O'Brien is quitting football to be- come a G-Man is because he figures anysguy capable of finding a pass received with Philadelphia Eagles is wasting his time." Thought For The Day Well, if 'Mr. Snavely was waving 'em Saturday, he must have heen doing it in the opposite direction, wot? MASON TO INDIANA Cleveland, Nov, 25.--Charley Ma- son, Cleveland Barons' rightwinger, will join Springfield Indlans of the American Hockey League for a week's trial. Owner Eddie Shere announced Saturday night. BEARS WALLOP BISONS 6-2 Hétshey, Pa., Nov, 25.--Hershey Bears) held on to second place in the w8stern division of the Ameri- can Hockey League by turning in a 6-2 victory over Buffalo Saturday night. Joe Krol rifled home two of the five goals Hershey scored in the first period, Jenkins, Kilrea and Lauzon getting the others. MARLIES EARN TIE DECISION = |IN HAMILTON Redding's Hamilton Dofascos bat- | Taylor HOLOTA' PACES | Guelph Biltr Hamilton, Nov. 25--Eddie Powers' Toronto Marlboros and George {led overtime to a 3-3 tie before 3,500 fans in Barton Street Arena on Friday night, and thus main- tained their positions a single point apart at the top of the Senior On- tario Hockey Association heap. It was one of the speediest ex- | hibitions of hockey seen in the old | arena since the O.H.A. season got under way, and, to tell the story in a few short words, it was a tussle between two outstanding goalies. Mortimer in the 'nets for the Pow- ers clan stopped shots that were unbelievable, while Jack Eley, the | former Brandon, Man. boy looked like a world-beater at all times. Hamilton opened the scoring at 13:50 of the first period when Dick Groom beat Mortimer on a pass from Woodward, Leo Lamoureaux also getting credit for an assist. Marlies tied it up at 18:37 when beat Eley on a pass from Less than a minute later | who played a sterling game throughout the hectic tussle, netted another Toronto goal. Inglis and Ezeard got assists on the tally. In the second period, which went scoreless, Eley had life after life as the Dofascos' defense failed to take the whirling Marlboro for- | wards. Even the Hamilton forwards, | who have been playing a pretty | O'Brien. Shamlock, | good back-checking game since* the season started, seemed to have lost some of their effectiveness, and play centred around the Hamilton | goal most of the time. Eley was lucky on one occasion when Inglis | | missed the open net by a bare or | | inches when the Hamilton defense | was beaten thoroughly. | A few peanuts were tossed on the ice in this session when the crowd took objection to the banishment of Leo Lemoureaur by Referee Army Armstrong. GUELPH TO WIN OVER RANGERS Toronto, Nov. 25 -- A five-goal flourish in the final period carried mores to a 7-2 victory over Young Rangers in the SP.A. Junior "A" tournament at Maple Leaf Gardens on Friday night. Twice forced to come from behind to stay on even terms with the Wildeymen in the second period, the Royal City squad got the scor- ing break in the closing session and | went on to win more or less as they pleased. Johnny Holota, shifty little cen- tre, paced the Guelph team to vic- tory. He scored three goals, assist- ed in two others. Gregg Voll, | Levandoski and Wheeler were the | other marksmen for the winners. | known footballers, cavorting on one | Murray and Wade scored for Young of the Yankee farms next season-- Rangers. has bossed up at St. Benedict's Col- | to give the | Wildey's youngsters drew | six of the ten minor penalties. Guelph--Goal, Neath; McLenahan and Martin; centre, | Holota; wings, Licart and Voll; al- ternates, Egan, Levandowski, Whee- ler, Allan, Gregg. Young Rangers--Goal, Halliday; | defense, Henderson and Adamson; | | centre, Hamilton; wings, Wade and | Murray; 'alternates, McLean, Akery, | Smylie, Stanton, Shill, Inglesby, Simpson, Morris. Referee--Ken Holmeshaw. Hope Still Held East-West Tilt Calgary, Nov. 25 -- John M. Ban- nerman of Calgary, president of the Canadian Rugby Union, said here Friday that he hoped an East- West exhibition football game would be staged in Toronto, Satur- day, Dec. 7, despite the fact his organization by a telegraphic vote had refused to give official sanc- tion to the venture. Mr. Bannerman expressed that | defense, | apparently not prepared to approve of a game involving the champions of Eastern Canada against Winni- peg Blue Bombers, 1939 titleholders. The CR.U. last spring had ruled | out East-West championship games until such time as Western Canada teams elected to adopt the standard CR.U. playing code. After much deliberation, Western Canada offi- cals last spring had decided against discarding their own code. In announcing the decision of his CRU. executive, most of them Eastern Canada residents, Mr, Ban- nerman said a minority opinion expressed the hope that some way could be found to offer an East- West exhibition for the Sports Service League and other worthy causes that would benefit. "While it is difficult for me to suggest how this might possibly be done," Mr, Bannerman said, "I am personally recommending to the powers that be in the East to care for nineteen straight years and who took over as Cub pilot not be given a renewal of contract which expires Dec. 31. Wrigley announced thal waivers will be asked takers, Gabby will be given his unconditional release. | including the Ladies' | Bowman, M. Blake, L. hope after stating the CR.U. was | abl ~ Gabby, s Through With Cubs, Gabby Hartnett, who held down the catching post for ( 1938, will Owher P. K. and if there ,were no "~» Ve Local 5-Pin. rhc be, K.-Wells, J. Hele, i, N. Shellenkoff and BE all rolled scores over the | 200 mark. The Black Cats, ?peren- nial Joop-leaders, are now tied with the Coca Colas and Wings. "'Fhere are sixteen teams in this vefy 'ae- tive league, which is again uphold- ing its reputation as the best §gpin league in Oshawa. Vi. Norris, won the weekly prize while bowling in this loop, with a score of 765. Acorns and Eagles tied the leadership in Snappy League, with the irds till try- ing to break int Mrs. Smart had game of 346 to pa bowlers for he week. Capture First Secon; Big Shots won the . Con- ordon Woyeted Bowlers Are Active Again With the winter season once more upon us, are again in full swing, favorite winter sport, Motor City Bowling Club. Practical- ly all of the very popular 5-pin that have operated in re- the local maple-maulers with their up at the far are ot a si leagues cent years are onc again in action, Major, Snappy Set, GM Main Office, Men's Major GM Tool and Die and others. honors after a rousing In the Men's Major leagu the . GM Main n Off te week, Bill's Place took a hree r, with and Ralph points from Jury & Lovell : the Burns Credit. Jew 3 from Wilson Fu Dunn's Tailors got two from Clark's Super- tests while the Coca Colas did the | same Canada Bread. "Peg" Mackie spilled the pins for a 3- game total of 895 to pace the league, Bill's Place now leads this league with a total] of 7 points while the "Cokes" and Burns Jewellers are tied for second place with six each. Harry Rombough: and John Harris were other high bowlers of the week, with of 789 and 780. in points 1 HOT SHOT WINS to a Falls, Ont, Nov. 25 -- A from ten feet blue line by husky defense with only two minute time remaining, enabled ar's Fallsers tb over Streamliners ight's O.H.A. senior he win permitted the locals ain their unbeaten mark. Niagar blazing the London MacPhail, totals shot Close League Race Scotty They are having a close race in the GM Tool & Die Room League, with - only nine points separating thé top and bottom teams in the | present standing. Night Hawks have | 23 points and Jitterbugs are on the bottom with 14. Charlie Elder headed last week's session with 843, while Johnny Brady roll- ed "755. In the Ladies' Major Loop, the race has tightened up lately with three teams tied for the top spot of in the the to ret SAINTS WIN 1-0 St.' Paul, Minn., Nov. 25. (AP)-- St. Paul's Saints beat Kansas City | Amerigins 1-0 last night in the E Saunders, W. Bonnetta, D. Lee, | Amerfcan Hockey Association on a D. Shellenkoff, M. Judge, J. Fox,*I. | goal by centre Freeman Jack at Nelson, A | of the first period. "Stinky" Davis Lives up to o bibs Name Al Davis' left, swept up from the floor, nearly lifted Fritzie Zivie, (Right), off his feet as the blow crashed into foul territor Fy in the second round of their fight at Madison Square Garden, New Yuk, Davis, who has been a highly. unpopular fighter, was disqualified in this round for fully explore all possibilities." .' foul fighting, | Chicago | Boston . Canadiens | falo; Hershey: Set { Jand at Philadel Pee OVER LONDON FOR BRIGHTS san ! sirtores ves inside | player | playing | 'h | : George | , aarlboros .. ore a 2 tol} } game | | | Mussiegon NATIONAL LEAGUE W.L T PF.A TORONTO .. 6 24 13 Detroit .. 3 18 16 Chicago seeee 3 18 19 Boston ....... 2 16 17 Rangers ....: 2 13 10 Americans ... 2 11 Canadiens ... 2 15 Sunday Results Toronto ....... 4 Chicago Americans .... 2 Canadiens . Saturday Results ..3 Americans .... Future Games Tuesday -- Toronto at Rangers; Canadiens at Boston. AMERICAN LEAGUE (Eastern Section) Ww. Springfield New Haven .. Fhiladelphia . Providenge Clevelan He: Pit . Ape 2, pi 33, 2, 24 31 30 38 26 tsburgh-... Indianapolis . 2 Buffalo .uf:. 2 .Sunday Results New Havens uffalo uy Springrioldo Prosidence ii.o4 Cleveland Saturday Results ,+ 6, Buffalo .. 3 ' Pittsburgh . Hershey Pittsburgh ... Philadelphia ,. Cleveland . -- mes Wednesday --Proviflence ab 3 erm bo * '. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION PyiW: L.. B.A. . Louis .... 3 En City Minneapolis . 5 LE ¥' 8 12325 Sunday * A .. 4 Minneapolis Louis . Paul , Minneapolis | Omal 1 NE Future Games -Minneapolis at Oma St. . 5 "Tulsa Tuesday: Wednesday--Kansas City at Min- neapoll Ss. * O.H.A. SENIOR SERIES T.F Ax 5 10 24 14 15 32 29 4 see 3 3 St. Kitts .... 3 oy Colborne . 3 Oshawa '..... 2 London ...... 1 0 Friday's Results 3 Hamiltgn Niagara Falls .'2 London ... St. Catharines 4 Future Gams Monday St. Kitts Hamilton at Port Colborne. MICHIGAN-ONTARIO W.L.T.F. A. Pts. Detroit Windsor Toledo Sa. urday Results. 3 Muskegon . 3 Detroit Future Games Monday--Windsor at Detroit. Windsor U.S. EASTERN AMATEUR Washington Baltimore New York Atlantic City River Vale ....... 2 Sunday Results. New York 4 Washington Boston O's...... 3 Atlantic Cit Baltimore .... 1 River Vale . Saturday Results. Washingten.... 4 River Vale New York cBaltimore 4 Atlantic Cif + QUEBEC SENIOR | sCornwall 4 Concordia § sMont. Royals.. 6 Verdun sOttawa . 1 Quebec 3 Quebec s--Played Sunday NICKEL BELT SENI( Hollinger.... 5 Buffalo a | SP.A. JUNIOR "Af | ..10 Markhan® pr 5 Weston Uu.ccC. St. Catharines -- : PACIFIC COAST LE. Vancouver 5 Seattle " FLYERS BLANK . St. Louis, Nov. 25, Louis Flyers blanked I 4-0 last night in the y Hockey Association, sc times in the first perian Fido Purpur, Happy Hayy Smith, Kashner sco third, Bt. is An ree gh PH. 1 Toronto ....... wee 2 Rangers ....... 4 Inula gpolss ST ws 5 Hershey . fgerane 4°, New Haven ... ndianapolis .. ringfield " », Pitfsbutgh; Cleve- .1' Kansas City ... + 7° Kansas City .. sisees 3 Oshawa «eee 2 at Oshawa, i 7 Boston O's. [| P. 12 10 8 1 6 5 4 Questen Plays Game | 0 .1 . 1 Carr-Harrp > Finishes Smart pn SA other to" # Second . ie Score P. Fy 113 10° 10! loted Oshawa 14 | den City. on (By Geo. { Campbell) "Commotore","O.H.A." "¢1-Men" day 9 | ines Saints n forced to accepthe short (nd of a 4 | 4-2 score, Only three mor peralties were | tussle | which was fay fast and remark- checking or | handed out» ifthe entire ious cth ably free of crude tactics strictly to icl the result ment, altho 2] . 0 ser 3 teams figure. Two Ph-Luck Tallies Goalie McQueston, rates orchf@s Oshawa's s indivi- 2 0 2 1 1. ill-fortune h would sh§. most net Hie four mingolt P. confidence «When Heximer | | swooped fie. to finish off a | combina fi Od with his mates MeQuestiRMNIrom close-quar- ters and Pon Danfels, making a quick at the puck to clear it behind gb. slapped it just bare- ly pastf¥rong side of the pow, into. tiie: &He other one didn't have 8 jh bearing on the vic- tory, with about a minute lefy tf» when Rombouch was attacigtnid after he had last handle puck, it caromed off Georgtchie's skate, into the bpen of the nat, before Mc- Quespad a' chance tu recover. these two "gift" goals the t easily have resulted in and as far as McQueston 29 0 4 ha: & Pp. 10 ding. deserved at least a brilliant in every period ust be admitted; that the s had more shots on goal "the GM-Men, though not gerous. eam-Play Pays Off ly. took Oshawa about 30 to tieithe score, after Hex- tie and Rossini had com- for the opening goal Osh- plly was the result of a stel- of team-play. Ebby Edmi- rted"the play with a rink- pass %6. Johnny Thompson. tter slid tne disc back into and "Johnny Carr-Harris. up ; took the pass in and beat Ran Forder cleanly. nalties followed, one to 1:0 tripped Tisdale and the to Ritchie who dumped Rom- bh. While Oshawa was short- d, Tisdale went right through. d Forder out of the net and missed the yawning opening. nds later, Reynolds went right gh at the other end and Harry Ruest2n saved brilliantly. ally, Mundrick put the Saints in front when he pic'ted up a puck, result of some faulty aring py the GM-Men in their area. Mundrick's bullet-like Sot caught the top corner. id t as the period ended, Ab arnes, standing in front of the St. itts net, missed a pass-out from e corner and then the siren ounded, : 9 9 6 6 4 2 Oshawa Has Edge The GM-Men, if anything, more han held their own in the second period. They got the only goal of the frame. McQueston held the fort in the early stages and then Covert and Peters combined for a close try. Cooper, Tisdale and Durling then hemmed the Saints behind their own blue-line for nearly two min- utes and gave Forder some tough shots to handle. Forder made an especially fine save when Thomp- son was right in alone on a pass from Carr-Harris. While the Saints were pressing, a hard shot struck Johnny Thomp- son in the mouth. He retired to re- ceive some stitches in his upper lip and then returned to action. Massey stuck an elbow into Barnes' face and though the GM- Men pressed hard,. they couldn't score while they had the advantage but after the Saints were at full strength 'again, Cooper beat Ford- VERY (LEAN GAME off ay Play" for First . Goal -- Gets An-| Luke pi- | into Gar- evening and | 10 | handed Ivam C¢igan's St. Cathar- | a al scare, although | stuck | t hard hockey and | pleasing entertain- the clese-checking kept the gogftal down to a small | who | dual star qie game 'even though Carr-Har: the entire ft made #& fine show- | natives, ing ,was tfictim of two pieces of | Hodge, fone "of which | py, of | ff The game wasn't | gore Motor City Goalie Is Victim of Two Tough-Luck Goals Deflected Into His Net by Own Defensemen First and Fourth St. Cath: | ten seconds be arines Goals Are Deflect-| ** hinder ed Over Oshawa Goal- Line by Defense Mem- bers of GM-Men -- Mc-| Grand | Saints Score Again Saints jumped into the lead for the third time and this time to hold it, at the 8-minute mark when Hex- imer, Hastie and Rossini broke fast, | after an Oshawa attack had swept In over the St. Kitts line Two of | the Oshawa forwards were "sucked | in and before they could get back | In position, St. Kitts' ace trio had | put their team in tront, Ross! ni, to | Hastie, to Heximer | teen feet of the goal Oshawa swarmed back to the at- | tack and threw the Saints back on their heels. Don Hodges alniost x beat | Forder on a pass from Covert. Cooper, Durling, Edmison and Carr- | Harris all came close os the GM- all within fif- inl Men kept up the pressure ' Finally, on a break-away. from the Oshawa attack, the nuck-skid- 8 ded into the net from Rembough' s stick Coach Tracy § Shaw | McQuesten and used | for the last minute but & off Ritchie's skatg 4 pulled six fdrwa order s ed from Carr-Harris on the om dangerous thrust, | Jerry Cooper, Péfers, Tisdale and (the front line of Edmison Carr- Harris and Thompson. all played good hockey for the GM=-Men while "Ab" Barnes was the pic. of the rear-guard men, turning in a very useful performance. For the Saints, heir ace line was outstanding | while Reynolds, Mundrick Backor and Massey are also deserving of special men n g Reiusiie tion, along with goalie The Teams Oshawa' GM-Men: -- Goal, Mc= Queston: defense, Daniels and centre, Edmison; wings, "is and Thompson. Alter Barnes, Maundrell, Covert, Peters, Tisdale, Cceper and | Ritchie; ling. St. Catharines: -- Goal, nse, Backor and Masse | Rey nolds; wings, Pilous i nih sllematives. Mocha, firant, a mer, Rossiri, Forgie, Referee, Johnny Jones, Guelph, THE SUMMARY First Period 1--St. Catharines, Heximer.. : 2--Oshawa, Carr-Harris (Edmison, Thompson). 4.27 3--St. Catharines. Mundrick 12.55 Penalties, Grant and Ritchie, Second Period Forder; 3.55 | | | | ed, shis splendid display | 6--St. er, from a Carr-Harris pass, just 4--Oshawa, Cooper (Carre Harris) Penalty, . 19.50 Massey, Third Period 5--St. Catharines, Heximer tHastle, Rossini) Rom- bough Penalties, None Officials Are Appointed For Beach-Ottawa Series Toronto, Nov. 25.--It was ane nounced last night by the Canadian Rugby Union that Hee Crighton and Frank Commins of Toronto will be the senior officials in the home= and-home Eastern Canada cham- plonship series between Balmy Beach and Ottawa Rough Riders. 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