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« PAGE TWELVE IXXXIzI¥Xe. PY KI2XEXXE XXXL XITCIILR THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1940 Today's Sooriing Yeatares Three Senior O.H.A. Games Booked Tonight Drillon Scores Two Portland's Goal Wins for Les Canadiens as Leafs Win 4 - 2 eel tttlthbbV..» | x SPORT NEWS «x Fritzie Zivic Today's Sporting Features Whips Big Four Grid Players On All-Star Team East-West Grid Game is Definitely "Off" PN, ' bd Frenchy Beaudin AAA Toronto Leafs Defeat Rangers in New York -- Canadiens Win in Boston -QPORT SNAPSHOT By Gro. H. CAMPBELL, BY Gro. H. CameseLL, Sports Editor Editor Before going song with the business of writing a column for today's issue, we would like to make an appeal to the Osh- awa sport readers, especially those who have any old hockey boots and skates kicking around their cellar or attic, not in use (the boots and skates we mean). * + + The Knights of Columbus Cana- dian Army Huts are collecting sec- ond-hand boots and hockey skates to be distributed through their Army Huts to the soldiers (regard- less of creed) in training this win- ter 'at such camps as Petawawa, Camp Borden, North Bay, Fort William, Brockville and Chatham. Any person who has a set of hoc- key bcots or skates to give to this cause, is asked to call Albert Love, at 1320 or 2743J and arrangement will be made to have the "donation" picked up. * + + The University of Mlinesota Gophers, undefeated U. S. foot- ball team, have closed their sea- son and will make no trip to the Rose Bowl this year, nor will they play any post-season games. * + + Lew Jenkins, US. boxing cham- pion, is going to do some fighting | in the U.S, Army. > + % Even though the Oshawa "Generals" are not carded yet, we note that the S.P.A. hockey series is moving along nicely. * There were two home" victories chalked up in the N.HL. last night. Toronto Leafs won a very nice game in New York over the Broadway Blues. Rangers were no match for the fast-step- ping Leafs. Gordie Drillon rapped home a couple of goals, one of them in his old-style, rink-length rushes. 8yl Apps was also to the fore while | the Goldup-Langelle-Marker line | continues to play smart hockey, > P+ Leafs are quite & potent pack of pucksters when playing away from home, * + 0 In the other N.HL. night, Jack Portland, game who came back to Canadiens, via Boston-Chi- | eago, chalked up a nifty revenge tally in the third period to give Dick | Irvin's Canadiens a 3-2 victory over | the Bruins, right in Boston. That must have been a tough pill for the Big Bad Bears to swallow on thelr own ice and it stamps the Canucks 83 a real threat in this year's race. * * Right now, Toronto Leafs (how we hate to admit it, eh?) look to be easily the best team in the league and the rest are pretty even, with Rangers, Chi- cago, Boston, Detroit, Canadiens and Amerks coming in that or- der. Watch they don't finish in much the same order, too! * bb Oshawa Generals have an exhi- bition game this week. They are going up to Owen Sound on Friday night to play the Intermediate team up there. It should be a valu- able workout for the Motor City kids and give them a chance to whip into shape for their S.P.A. game which is expected to be next weex. de BB Here at home, the local puck fans are awaiting Friday night because Niagara Falls Brights are coming. Brights have one of the fastest team in the Sen- ior O.H.A. race and their visit here Friday should be one of the best hockey games of the schedule, before New Year's, LAR BR There are three OH.A. senior games on the books for tonight-- and they'll likely be played unless the snowstorm blocks the roads so that some of the teams are unable to reach their destinations. BACHELOR CIGARS 100% Havana Filler "away-from-. last | Oshawa GM-Men have the longest trip ahead of them since they are slated to drop in on Dr. Jerry Laflamme's London Streamliners, A win for the GM-Men tonight 1 London will keep them tied for third place in the standing and set the stage for a grand attendance at the game here Friday night. * + + Other games tonight will find the Saints visiting Brights in Niagara Falls while Port Colborne Sailors will go to Toronto to meet Marl- boros. The Marlies should get their first home-ice victory tonight. * + + Oshawa hockey fans wio at- tended the game here Monday night and then went home to listen to their radio, were ra- ther surprised to hear Rex Stimers broadcasting the same game but still only in the mid- dle of the third period. Raci- dentally, some of the plays de- scribed by Rexie from his long- distance view in St. Catharines were not even vaguely remem- bered by the fans who actually saw the game played here He almost had his Saints winning the game--but then, why not, it isn't so long ago stace he was afraid Oshawa wouldn't finish out the schedule, * +P Balmy Beach are girding up their battle uniforms to clash with Ot- tawa Rough Riders. It seems a shame that the Balmies, who have been rugby's underdogs in Ontario and Toronto for years, will now have another handicap to their gate receipts, just when they finally get in the playoffs, where the "gravy lies." Many fans are going to stay | away In protest to the C.R.U. re- fusal to stage the East-West rugby 9 : final for the Canadian title ang | Cniisied | ih tie v nitec | soldiers' charity. The C.R.U. offi. | Yesterday as a physica cials will have trouble explaining | Structor. becoming Ine AT | their stand, which doesn't look the big sign Lp, 1 | least bit patriotic. They'll now have | "He expects a commissi | to make a "donation" to keep face | obabl { next three days, probably | and they'll not have the funds] ond lieutenant. He hopes to be as- | avaiable which they would have | nl to a new camp for 60.000 one if the game had been playea men near Brownwood, Texas, birthplace. Jenkins, | Sweetwater, was a private in | Fort Bliss, Texas: life would not inter | ring career. | | Last Night's Fight Results By The Canadian Press Jack Portland, Canadiens unassisted goal gave Montreal a 3-2 victory over Boston Bruins Roy Conacher, Boston, w scored his fifth goal of the se: in the game against Canadiens earning a tie with four other play- ers for goal-getting honors in the NHL. After two 'previous knockdowns, Sweetwater, Texas, cowboy. After Lew Jenkins, Fight Champion Joins U.S. Army Washington, Nov, | kins, world's lig nin as a a married man, Texas, and 3 ye the Eighth He sald ere with his is from arn Detroft ...... Chicago .... Boston ..... Rangers ..... Canadiens .. Americans .. Yesterday's Results Toronto ...... 4 Rangers .... Canadiens .... 3 Boston . Future Games Thursday--Rangers at Americans Friday--Chicago at Detroit. Saturday--Americans at Toronto; Canadiens at Rangers. whose '| 5 cerreee 2 son great Maple | as over New up | ronto, who continued thelr two-man combination Leafs triumphed, 4-2, York Rangers. Drillon marked two goals, his fourth and fifth of | the season, while Apps got one goal] his fifth, and an assi<* Bryan Hextall, Rangers lied once and helped in goal against Maple Leafs 0.H. A. . BULLETIN Three games are scheduled for tonight in the senior series of the O.H.A. as follows: Port Colborne at Marlboros (8:30 pm. ED.T.). Oshawa at London ED.T.. St. Catharines at Niagara Falls 9:00 pm, ED.T.. The next game in the S.P.A. series at Maple Leaf Gardens will be a Junior "A" game on Friday night at 8:30 o'clock between Marlboros and Native Sons, last year's winners of the S.P.A. Cup. On Saturday after. | noon there will be a Junior "B" doubleheader, as follows: | 2:00 pm.--University of Toronto Schools v. Etobicoke A,C. 3:30 p.m.--Upper Canada College v. St. Catharines. This is the last day for clubs to enter teams in the O.H.A, The teams will be grouped at a meeting of the O.H.A. Executive. Committee on Fri- day night. AMERICAN LEAGUE (Eastern Section) WwW, L T.PF A. Springfield .. 7 2 3 39 25 New Haven .. 4 5 3 24 28 Philadelphia . 4 4 2 28 33 Providence .. 5 5 0 28 27 (Western Section) Cleveland ....7 2 0 3 Hershey .....4 4 2.3% Pittsburgh... 4 6 3 .25 Indianapolis . 2 6 3 33 5 016 Future Games Wednesday--Providence at Bul. falo; Hershey at Pittsburgh; Cleve- land at Philadelphia. P: 117 10 10 who tal- 24 14 31 10 30 9 38 1 26 4 O.H.A. SENIOR SERIES Ww. Hamilton ... 5 N. Falls ..... 3 Marlboros ... 3 St. Catharines 3 Port Colborne 3 (9:30 pm. L. 0 0 9 - 4 4 5 6 Future Games Wednesday -- Port Colborne at Marlboros; Oshawa at London; St. Catharines at Niagara Falls, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Yesterday's Results Future Games » Wednesday--Kansas City at Min- neapolis. U.S. EASTERN AMATEUR Yesterday's Results Washington .. 6 New York ..... ho | | They Gordie Drillon and Syl Apps, To- | anot} | ab the Boston Garden: another | vo sporting and even showier if | al the | A Fighter and His Title Hopes Knocked Kicking | of the | stopped | his opponent for FRITZIE ZIVIC WHIPS BEAUDIN Buffalo, N.Y. Nov. 27.--Welter- weight champion Fritzie Zivic scor- ed a technical knockout over Ron- nie (Frenchy) Beaudin of Van- couver and Montreal after two min- utes and 18 seconds of the third round in their scheduled 10-round, non-title bout in Buffalo's New Memorial Auditorium last night. Zivic weighed 149 pounds; Beaudin 1402. Referee Emmet the bout Ryan of Albany as Zivic rushed | the kill. Zivic carried the fight all the way, punishing the Western Canada | champion with vicious lefts to the | head and rights to the body. In the final round, the youngest | five fighting Zivie brothers | crushed his oppcnent with a two- | fisted barrage that had the French- Canadian practically feet, In stopping the fight, Ryan said Beaudin was in no condition to | out on his | | continue. | ously," din Pete Lello of Chicago flops crazily fo the canvas in New York for his this knockdown, the referee Sports Round Up By EDDIE BRIETZ (Associated Press Sports Writer) New York, Nov. 27 (AP)--We'r k he biz city I of Miam n » V r Fordham Ora Bowl bid? ar nge ill, and how! HOCKEY ICINGS Coach of Bos Bruins had Te Cooney just ks ago . . . ia Ramblers Cooney eiland ton's 12%) ( verter "He inde good on six tries last season . Rumors around that big Jim Norris, owner of De- troit Red Wings, has a control 4 interest in Buffalo Bisons + Chi- cago Black Hawks have drawn in 61,745 fans in four home games which is just 10,000 less than New York's Rangers and Americans have irawn so far this season at the gar- den. in hockey Just a 'Bowl of Football Cornell and Minnesota 2 answered with a "No." 3ut the Eagles and the Aggies They'd surely like to Thev'd take the Bowl of Roses Cotton, Orange, Sugam Rice, Tennessee and think it very nice. Then there's Georgetown there's Fordham, Who would also like a gama You name the trains, they'll board 'em. Who wouldn't do the i have 80 'd play or same? A Boston paper had this to say about the ccming Louis-McCoy fight "It would be Louis and McCoy would stage three-round exhibition with large pillows. That way Bostonians would have a chance to see Louis in action." Along golf's winter circuit they're wondering whether Ben Hogan will [ be as tough to talk to as he was after leading last winter's money winners. Hew SENSATIONAL IMPROVEMENT | PAL THIN STEEL lies GUILTINAN'S CHAMPION SHOE SHOP Better SHOE REPAIRING Its Cheaper, Longitudinal Li sharpening. Invisible re-soling. SPECIAL -- New military issue boots made to measure, BOND EAST CAPE BRETON LEAGUE North Sydney . 2 Sydney . MONTREAL INTERMEDIATE Valleyfield v,. 6 Verdun ...... IBITION 17 ornwall Flyer Otiawe B PHONE 1216 - Collect, Deliver BLADES ie iW © {5 [avin 3/7 GET WISE MEN -- THERE'S NO BETTER BLADE AT ANY PRICE! | O'Neill and Bob | Stanford and third trip, and thereby ends whatever hopes he held of winning the world's lightweight title from Lew Jenkins, stopped the fight. that in their last encowater, before Jenkins gained the title, Lello knocked Jenkins out. ST. MIKE'S BEAT Boxing records show REDMEN, 11 id 1 Toronto, Nov. Col Redmen ander they earn advancement "B" hockey 11 to 1 vi 27 a del tourna- victory at Ga ns last night Referee Freddie rin had to mete cut 19 penalties, including two majors, to keep tempers in check Myers drew the five. | minute sentences for the second period. 1 an Leaf scrapping in "He might have been hurt seri- | Ryan commented. hough still on his feet, Beau howed the. efforts of the title holder's vicious attack. His nose was | bleeding freely, and he had several its about the head Al escaped without a mark. Zivie 41Vie Doc Prothro To Get New | Contract With Phillies | danger against the Brcadway | shirts, who haven't clicked this sea- Last Night Was In N.H.L. Both | Triumph Gordie Drillon S Scores Two as Leafs Score Impressive Victory Over Blues on] N.Y. Ice 21. New York, Nov. (CP)--One of the most important of a variety of factors that are keeping Toronto Maple Leafs at the top of the Na- tional Hockey league their ability to win on the road. When Leafs beat Rangers 4-2 here last night to stretch their margin of leadership to four points over Detroit, it was the fifth con- secutive time the Leafs have won on the road this season. The firss i 8 road game they played this season | was against Canadiens, whom they beat 6-2. Since then, Leafs haven't | lost a road game, beating Boston, Americans and Chicago before set- | | ting down the Rangers last night. They never seemed to be in Blue- on like their record they should. After a scoreless first period, Apps started off a quick barrage of second period counters when he fired home Nick Metz' rebound Gus Marker made it 2-0 on a pretty play with Hank Goldup and Pete Langelle, and Gord Drillon sniped | his first of two goals before Bryan says | Hextall finally put the Rangers on Philadelphia, Nov. 27.--Stockhold- ers of the Philadelphia National | .eague Baseball Club = yesterday | | gave a vote of confidence to the present management, and re-elect- od all offic Gerald Nugent, president, im- | mediately announced that Manager | Doc Prothro would be given a new contract early in December, William H. Harman, spokesman for a minority group of stockholders who had sought reorganization of | the National League's cellar champs | attended the meeting but made no! statement, the scoresheet, assisted by Phil] Watson and Muzz Patrick. Drillon scored on a play with Apps in the third minute of the | { third period before a brief flurry | | of rough play lent added life to a game with assistance from Hextall and Bill Allum, defenceman called up from the Ranger farm at Phil- adelphia to replace the injured Art | Coulter, Near the end of the game excit- able Phil Watson drew a 10-minute misconduct penalty for with Referee Mickey Ion over what Watson considered to be a rough Leaf check. Syl | arguing | Visitors' Night -- Leafs and Can.cks Away from Home | Jack Portland's Goal En- ables Canadiens to Nose Out Bruins on Boston Ice | Boston, Nov. 27 Canadiens owed half of their Na- | tional Hockey League success to | Boston Bruins tcday after beating the champions, 3-2 before a crowd | of 10,000 here last night to climb into a fifth-place tie with New York Rangers. ! A goal by big Jack Portland early in the third period proved the marker that gave the speedy Canadiens a record of one victery and a draw in two meetings with the more-penderous Bruins of six | points in their nine starts, = half have come at Boston's expensc. | Portland, big defenceman bought recently from Chicago Black Hawks, | made the ccunt 3-1 on a solo ef= fort after Hector (Toe) Blake and | Rookie Johnny Quilty tallied firste period goals for the Canadiens. If ! proved the winning counter when : Montreal held the Bruins to a goal by Eddie Wiseman in the rést of the final period. A flurry cf scoring in the initial | session saw Canadiens take a 2-1 | lead when three goals came within i two minutes. 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