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[ l \ THE OSHAWA, DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1940 Oshawa GM-Men Earn Tie in Great Game at Falls -- London Here Tonight | Johnny Thompson Gets 3 of 'em As "GM-Men" Tie Brights 4-4 Homesters Score Tying Goal With Less Than 2 Minutes Left to Play-to Prevent Oshawa Victory --Motor City Team Were Without Defense- men Maundrell and 12,000 SEE Ritchie (Special to The Times) Oshawa GM-Men came within less than two minutes of handing the league-leading Niagara Falls Brights a defeat, when they tangled in the Cataract City on Friday night. Ten minutes of overtime failed to produce any additional scoring and the teams left the ice, deadlocked at a 4-4 score, to split the points. One of the largest crowds of the season was in attendance and they were treated to a rousing tussle that had plenty of pep and action in all stages. The homesters jumped into a 2-0) lead and held on for quite a while, | thanks to some sensational net-| minding by Mel Carey but finally Jerry Cooper conv erted Ab Barnes' pass into an Oshawa tally while Boston was serving a sentence. Johnny Thompson to Fore Johnny Thompson ripped in two quick goals within a few seconds, early in the second stanza, to put Oshawa out in front but Cooper got his second goal for the homesters to deadlock the count again. Lively action featured the middle frame with McAndrew getting him- self a misconduct penalty for talk- ing back to the referee, Johnny Jones. In the third stanza, while Mc- Andrew was serving another pen- alty, Oshawa ganged successfully end went out in fromt, Johnny Thompson getting his third goal of the game on a pass from Regina Tisdale. Daniels and Barnes Shine Brights fought desperately to get back into the running and the vis- iting GM-Men battled just as hard to hold out. Defencemen "Ab" Barnes and Don Daniels, Plaine almost sixty minutes each, due to the illness of both Doug. Maundrell and George Ritchie, did yoeman work on the rearguard, aided by short rests when Carl Gamble took a turn at blue-line duties and in- cidentally, did a nice job of it.- Just when it looked like an Ofhs awa victory, with less tham two minutes to play, Dalton Stir- ling's pass and beat Mc- Queston. Up until that fatal shot, McQueston and his m: had per- formed near-miracles $0 keep et homesters at bay. Barnes and Daniels, with thelr grand work on defense, together with Johnny Thompson's display on the attack, were the highlights of Oshawa's fine showing against the league-leaders. Every other mem- ber of the team turned in a grand game "as well, with Cooper, Tisdale and Covert being especially effect- ive. For the homesters, H. Cooper, Walton, Brenchley, Heximer, Bel- linger and Mcanfitew were all out- standing. Oshawa--Goal, i McQueston; de fense, Daniels and Barnes; centre, Edmison; wings, Thompson and Carr-Harris; subs, J. Cooper, Tis- dale, Durling, Peters, Covert, Chap- pelle, Reid, Gamb Niagara a ta), Carey; de- fense, Boston and MeAndrew; cen- tre, Walton; wings, H. Cooper and Bellinger; subs, Murray, Catlin, Heximer, McQuade, Stuart, Allen, Stirling, Brenchley. Referee--Johnny Jones; Guelph. Linesman -- Bill Hunter, Niagara Falls. First Period 1--Niagara Falls, Brenchley (Allen, Stirling) a 2--Niagara Falls, (Murray) 3--Oshawa, Cooper (Barnes.).16:45 Penalty--Boston. Second. Per 4--Oshawa, Thom 5--Oshawa, Thompsol (Barnes) 6--Niagara Falls, (Murray) ; Penalties--J. Coo] Daniels, McAndreyas misconduct). y Third 7--Oshawa, dale) 8---Niagara (Stirling) Penalties Chappelle. 0 No scoring No penaltid D WHIP BALT Boston, Dec furday night by we Orioles 5-4 be- at the Boston Gar- straight gam defeating Ba fore 12,900 fd den. SOX PITC; TREASURER D) Chicago, ® ment of treasurer Sox Baseball of the Whites was announciy Grace Comiskey MARRY THE CLUB © 80.~The engage- Dorothy Comiskey, the Chicago White , to John Rigney ox pitching staff, Sunday by Mrs. mother of the duled senior, O.H.A. game Catharines that night, and illness, which prevented Lon- don from dressing any more than seven men. | dressed twelve players Wednesday | against | told in the latter stages, and from .| Detroit. London, St. Kitts Game Postponed St. Catharines, Dec, 30.--St, Cath- arines Saints were extremely per- turbed Friday morning when advis- ed by Coach Dinsmore of London that his London Streamliners would be forced to postpone their sche- in St. The reason ascrobed was injury It was noted they re- in- Hamilton and press ports revealed four players jured. HAMILTON SRS. MANAGE TO WIN OVER SAILORS { Toronto. ....... Hamilton, Dec. 30 -- Seeking to retain at least a share of the lead | lin the tightly packed O.H.A. gic a | ing Hamilton Dofascos met a stub- born Port Colborne team here on Friday night, and only managed to win out by a 5-3 score oven have ing an edge in players, "getting the command as the short-hagded team | tired. | Minus some of their players who | were left at home through -illness, | Port Colborne players who donned | togs made up for the loss by %heir | determination, and by half- way | through the second period looked | as if they were capable of holding the league-leading 'Hamilton team. Two quick goals, however, changed the aspect, and the Hamiltonsteam | was once tied after that, but never again headed. Hamilton scored four | * more goals, or claimed to have |' scored: that many, but two of them | were called back for marginal off- | sides, one was disallowed by referee Bert Hedges, and the fourth, claim- | ed by Brady, was thought to -- | sailed "through a hole in tHe lower corner of the Port goal. ! | Feeling ran fairly high at times, | and just before the second period ended a small player riot broke out | with :Lamoreux dnd hn tape- ling in centre ice. | The Sailors ¢ Stand upfor as long as possible by | changing the entire skating mem- | bers of the team at a time, but.the grind and pace set by the Dofascos near the end of the second period until the end the issue was never in doubt. Last Night's N.H.L. Stars (By The Canadian Press) Bért Gardiner, Canadiens, who turned in a steady performance for his first shutout as the Cana- diens beat New York Americans, 3-0, in Montreal Saturday night. Lex Chisholm, Toronto, whose third-period counter was the wins ning goal in the Leafs' 3-2 victory over the Rangers in Toronto Satur- day night. Mac Colville, Rangers, who help- ed the Rangers reverse the decision against Leafs .by scoring the win« ning, tally in their 3-2 victory in New, York last night. Syl Apps, Toronto, who scored a goal in each game in the Leafs' vic- tory and loss against the Rangers during the week-end, ! Sid Abel, Detroit, who figured in 'both goals, scoring one and assist- ing on the other, as the Red Wings defeated Chicago 2-1 last night. Bill Thoms, Chicago, who averted a shutout for the Black Hawks with a first-period tally in their loss in 0.H.A. BULLETIN ~The following games are schedul- i in the O.H.A. tonight: . Senior "A" Series London at Oshawa. Toronto Marlboros at Port Col- borne. Niagara Falls at Hamilton. Intermediate "B" Series Fergus at Milton. Georgetown at Guelph. Paris at Hamilton Perths (post- poned). Petrolia at Point Edward Dcdge (at Watford). Point Edward at Sarnia Muellers. Goderich at Wingham, Lucknow at Hanover. Junior "A" Series Guelph at Bowles' Rangers (8:30 p.m. Maple Leaf Gardens), Junior "B" and "C" Series Cobourg at Belleville. Waterloo Siskins at Etobicoke A. C. (Ravina Rink). Brantford at Galt. Midland at Orillia. Newmarket at Markham. Sutton at Aurora. Georgetown at Orangeville, RED SOX RELEASE GbR Boston, Dec, 30.--Boston Red Sox the outright release of Charlie Gel- bert to Louisville of fhe American huide-to-be. | Association | oCleveland | London Baseball Club announced last night | 1 1 7 Americans 5 Sunday Results. Rangers Saturday Results, 3 Rangers 3 Americans Future Games. Tuesday--Rangers at Boston; Ca- nadiens at Americans. Wednesday--Detroit at Chicago; Canadiens at Rangers. Saturday -- Detroit at Rangers at Canadiens. Sunday--Chicago at Boston; Ca- nadiens at Detroit; Rangers at Am- ericans. Canadiens 'Toronto; AMERICAN LEAGUE Eastern Section. WwW L TF A Pi 4 7 3 18 56 31 11 8 5 7 61 21 Providence .12 11 0 68 67 24 Philadelphia 8 13 2 60 78 18 Western Section, .14,. 53 4 871 58 New Haven Springfield Cleveland -32 26 22 20 14 Hershey 1-10 4 89 85 Pittsburgh . 10°12 2 TIM Indianapolis 8 14 4 63 84 Buffalo 7 15 0 %8 82 Suniday Results, . 8 Hershey 3 Springfield Buffalo New Haven. .... Cleveland. ..... 5 Indianapolis Providence. .... 4 Pittsburgh Saturday Results. Philadelphia... 4 Pittsbu 3 Hersh Future Games. Weinesday--Buffalo at Hershey; Indianapolis at Philadelphia; Prov. idence at New Haven. ] : 3 0 3 12 -0. H. A. SENIOR SERIES w Hamilton .. 10 Niagara Falls 8 Marlboros ... 8 St. Catharines 9 Oshawa 8 Port Colborne 5 12 3 13 Future Games. Monday -- London at Oshawa; Marlboros at Port Colborne; Niag- ara Falls at Hamilton. 56 52 24 SH QUEBEC SENIOR WILTTPFA Ps 36 30 61 25 20 19 13 10 1 82 68 70 'Ottawa . 13 hee: ..... A Mont. Royals 9 Cornwall 9 M. Canadiens 6 10 'Verdun 5 14 M. Concordias 3 11 Sunday Results, Canadiens Cornwall Ottawa WEST TORONTO MERCANTILE L'T FP A Pls 42 20 15 23 19 30 20 16 17 Don.-Mudge Campbells' . Stockyards ..: Kodaks .. RCAF... 14 25 Ostranders 20 4 Saturday Results 2 Stockyards .... § Ostranders 2 Future' Games Wednesday == Stockyards at Os- tranders; Donnell-Mudge at Camp- Tip Tops .: Telegram 'Postoffice Red Indians 2 Saturday Results. oTip Tops. ..... 6 Peoples Red Indians... 5 Postoffice Future Games, Monday--Postoffice at Peoples; Red Indians at Telegram. BIG FIVE JUNIOR Marlboros .. Guelph Oshawa B. Rangers Native Sons 0 4 0 20 38 Saturday Monday--Guelph at Bowles Ran- gers. O.H.A. SENIOR "B." St. Th's R.C.AF.5 Stratford O.H.A. INTERMEDIATE "B." Petrolia at Point Edward -- Post- poned. Goderich at Port Alberf RCAF. --~Postponed. ALBERTA SENIOR Lethbridge 8 Edmonton .... Turner-Valley.. 4 Calgary THUNDER BAY SENIOR Geraldton 8 Port Arthur ... Geraldton 3 Port Arthur ... WEST KOOTENAY SENIOR 9 Kimberley .... . 8 Kimberley MANITOBA JUNIOR East Kildonan. 5 Winn. C.U.AC, St. Boniface. ... 4 Winn, Falcons SASKATCHEWAN JUNIOR Saskatoon 6 Moose Jaw ... MANITOBA JUNIOR South Division Portage la Pra.. 7 Wpg. Monarchs 6 EDMONTON JUNIOR . 8 Atlantic City. .", Dusky Heroes of Ring and Gridiron Joe Louis gives Lou Montgomery, Bosten college's famous Negro | halfback, some pointers in the manly art of self defence, athletes met for the first time in the gym as the "Brown Bomber" pleted his heavy training for his bout with Al McCoy. McCoy bout'by a technical K.O, in thé sixth, i The two great com- Louis won the Win Coveted Rifle Award Montreal, Dec. 30.--Three Ontario marksmen, V. Haglund, of the Le- vack Gun Club, Levack, Ontario, A. R. Fisher, of the Porcupine Rifle Club, Timmins, Ontario, and Mrs. J. L. Ramsell of the McKenzie Is- land Gun Club, McKenzie Island, Ontario, became proud holders of one of the highest distinctions in sporting rifle marksmanship in Canada when they recently won the coveted Dominion Marksmen expert N.H.L. Leaders (By The Canadian Press) Stanfing--Toronto, won 14, 6, drawn 1, points 29. Points--Cowley, Boston, 9 goals, 18 assists, 27 points, Goals--Hextall, Rangers, 13. Assists--Cowley, Boston, 18. Penalties--Egan, Americans, minutes. Shutouts--Goodman, Chicago, 2. lost 41 shield award, it is announced from the headquarters of the Dominion Marksmen organization here, In winning this prize the On- tario riflemen posted scores of 5953, 5929 and 5899 respectively out of the possible 6000 points. Only a small number of expert rifle shooters in Canada have ever accomplished the feat of scoring the required number of points to attain this honor, which is held by only a few hund- red of the 40,000 registered members of the nation-wide shooting organ- ization. It requires outstanding marks- manship to post a score better than the necessary minimum of 5860 points of the possible 6000 in: this competition in which each marks- man must shoot 20 each of the standing, prone positions. To gain the shield, the rifleman must shoot twenty | The Big Seven (By The Canadian Press) Syl Apps of Toronto Maple Leafs picked up two goals during the week-end to niove into second place alone among the National Hockey League's individual point- getters behind Bill Cowley of Bos- ton, meanwhile idle. Leading in actual goals, New York Rangers' Bryan Hextall added one more to increase his total to 13 but dropped into third position in the Big Sev- en. Phil Watson of the Rangers gained an assist to tie Boston's Ed- die Wiseman for the next place while Gordie Drillon of Toronto was held pointless in sixth posi- tion. Neil Celville, Rangers, moved into a threz-way tie for the last berth with one goal. The Leaders: Cowley, Boston targets from | sitting and . 'A. 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The game e5- for |) Iz | possibles, that is, a perfect score in Apps, Toronto 12 21 Hooley Smith Scores Tying New New York, De Dec, 30.--Hooley . | Smith, New York Americans' vet- eran no win his seventeenth Na- a clever goal with less than two minutes of regular time to go and earned his team a 3-3 overtime tie with Boston Bruins on Friday night before 10,500 fans in Madison Square Garden, come to the home team, which had taken three severe defeats, 10-3, 6-3, and 8-1, at the hands of the power- ful Boston squad in their previous meetings this year. The draw left Boston one point behind the sec- ondplace Detroit Red Wings, while Americans jumped up into a tie with New York Rangers for fifth. Americans, hit either the post or just inside it and rebounded to the ice. Referee Bill Stewart accepted the goal judges' ruling that it had entered the net. Then in the second period, with Americans ahead 2-1 after goals by Murray Armstrong and Dit Clapper, Boston was awarded a penalty shot on a play in which the referee ruls ed Charlie Conacher had held the 7:20 11 18 15 18 | 17 | 16 | 16 16 | GROSS SINKS WINNER | Kansas City, Dec. 30. -- Lloyd | Gross' goal after four minutes in| the second overtime period gave St. Paul Saints a 1-0 victory over Kansas City Greyhounds in an Am- erican Association Hockey League game here Saturday night, Hextall, Rangers Wiseman, Boston Watson, Rangers ....... | Drillon, Torcnto Allen, Chicago . N. Colville, Rangers . Howe, Detroit the prone position, twenty 98's or og | etter in the kneeling or sitting position, and twenty 95's or better 20 18 in the standing off-hand stance. 18 18 GEORGIA TECH BLANKS CALIFORNIA BEARS, 13-0 Atlanta, Ga. 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