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Motors With Dainty | © Defeat Goodyears In Fast Game ¥ THE OSHAAW DAILY: TIMES, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1927 Pitching Firm Foothold on Leadership of Lake Shore Baseball League When They Win § to 3 -- Sensational Fielding Sa Quhawa, Motors gained a strong fdoting in the leadership of the Lakeshore League yesterday when they turnied in' one of their best games of the and defeated 1B {Opodyen Rubber Company nine to 37 score at the Goodyear Field, Toronto. Schsational field- ing on the part of the Motors was the feature of the game but their thhely hitting and the pitching of Harold "Duke" Dainty also stood aut, It was one of the fastest play- ed contests of the year as the time of~one- hour 'and thirty five min- utes for the game indicates, and this also bespeaks all that's neces- ob for. the snappy, clean cut style of play which was neither marred nor; 'delayed by any semblance of a dispute. A; most notewonthy fact about the game was that Dainty only struck ol two 'batters 'and issued no walks but the reason was very evident a 'seding the support which was béhind him at all times. The in- fi was perfect, no other words 'describe it, while the outfield- ers worked like a charm and gather- ed Wmieverything that went anywhere near them, The five put outs made by the outfield were everyone of them difficult drives while in the infield, out of twenty-four chances all were accepted with the exception of four and nearly everyone of these could be traced to the sticky diamond or slippery ball, In short, the Motors made a mark for themselves yesterday which they only have to keep up to and there will be nothing te stop them from breaking into the play offs with Peterboro and the 0.B.A. championship playdowns which fol- low. The play by innings was as fol- lows: . First Innings Motors--RBenson singled over short on the first ball pitched, Wil- liams bunted the second ball down the third base line to sacrifice Ben- son to second. Fair lined out to center field, Penu grounded hard to shortstop who missed the ball and Benson scored before the ball came back from the outfield, Mat- thews struck out, 1 run, 1 hit, 1 error. Goodyaars---Albright rolled out to Morison. Piper out, Benson to Kellar, while Terry was retired in the same manner only a minute after. Both were very well played. 0 runs, 0 hits 0 errors. Second Innings Motors--Kellar whiffed. Mori- son singled over second base. Cam- eron struck out, Dainty forced Morison at second, Mills to Levers. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors. Goodyears--Chambliss singled on a liner through the box. Elwood made Fair chase a long fly in cen- ter field, but Chambliss was held to his base. Mills lined out to Pe- nu. Levers drove to Morison who lost the ball in the mud and every- body was safe. Kelly was robbed NEw MARTIN ~THEATRE- fae umd Laleed wo "Behind Dainty's Steady Pitching Enables Local Seniors i to Grab Off a Victory Away from Home of a hit by Benson when he ran back of short to spear a line drive, almost landing on his head in do- ing so. It was the prettiest play of the day. 0 runs, 1 hit, and 1 error, . Thin Innings Motors--RBenson rolled out to Mills, Willlame walked and stole second. Fair fanned. Penu hit back of third base but the ball was caught by Mills in a sensational try. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, Goodyears--Four balls were pitched by Dainty in this innings. Chambers grounded to Panu, Al- bright rolled to Morison and Piper dribbled out to Dainty. Nil, Fourth Innings Motors--Matthews went to sec- ond when Terry.threw high to first, and scored when almost the same play was repeated on Kellar, going to third on the latter's ground hit ball and home on the over- (Continued on page 8) BASEBALL RECORDS INTERNATIONAL LEAGUR Won Lost P.C. 647 603 h98 518 606 600 444 181 Syracuse .....oeeee Buffalo .... Baltimore Newark Toronto Rochester ...... Jersey City Reading Yesterday's Results Jersey City ,,10 Syracuse ,,, Reading at Toronto---Rain, No other games scheduléd. Games today: Reading at To- ronto; Jersey City at Syracuse; Newark at Rochester; Baltimore at Buffalo, NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost P.C. A 1} 638 aR | 626 ron 39 667 ..39 627 35 479 417 412 367 ive J Pittsburg Chicago ...... St. Louis New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston ,.... Cincinnati wr reo 36 48 Yesterday's Results Philadelphia ..6-6 Boston ,..4-3 Brooklyn at New York--Rain. No other games scheduled. Games today: Brooklyn at New York; Cincinnati at Philadelphia; Chicago at Pittsburg; St, Louis at Boston. AMERICAN LFAGUE Lost P.C. 21 .,720 32 ,666 35 .646 33 .636 36 .526 40 469 42 417 sersomererrsn}]. BO Yesterday's Results Philadelphia) 6-7 Boston No other games scheduled. Games today: none scheduled. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 644 668 568 6506 494 A434 407 .395 Indianapolis .6-5 Minneapolis 9-6 Louisville ...2-5 Kapsas City 10 Toledo ...,.... Milwaukee ..15 Columbus ....6 PHILLIES IN DOUBLE WIN OVER THE BOSTON BRAVES New York, July 6.--The Phillies ad- vanced to sixth place in the National League race at Philadelphia by twice trimming the Boston Braves, 6 to # and 5 to 3, to run their winning streak to three straight. The relief pitching of "Dutch" Ul- rich, who permitted three hits and held the visitors scoreless after s i Tony Kaufmann Tn the first inning, was the high light of the opening struggle. Jack Scott kept the Braves in check in the final game, He yielded eleven hits--one a home run by Fournies with Farrell on base in the eighth. Washington iy CHIBRABO + +e rvrrrrsrs Detroit ....:. Philadelphia Cleveland St. Lonis ..,,, Boston Toledo ,,...:,:, Kansas City Milwaukeg Minneapolis St. Paul . Indianapolis Louisville » Columbus St. Paul ...9:<10 Batteries--McQuillan Gibson; Kaufmann, Ulri son. . Second Philadel. .. 0002 Batteries--Wertz and son; Scott, Mills and Wilson. COBOURG 8; PORT HOPE 3 Port Hope, July 6.--Under a leaden sky here this afternoon the Hope intermediates were de- a Highway League Same, hits, including three doubles and a triple. It was mot until the last of Hope, getting two hits out of four times at bat to lead the rest of the team. Butler for Cobourg was in the limelight with the willow, getting four hits out of six trips to the Cobourg ..0 03904102118 plate. Port Hope 0 0000000 3-3 G. Campbell and W. Campbell; Brockenshire and Curtis. Umpires--Boundy and Hender- son. O tld mlans oN Bg . |doubleheader, 5 to 1 and 7 to 6. SPORT CARD FOR TODAY Industrial League Chevrolet va, Phillips i Seige i va. at Alex. andra Park, McCormicks vs, Motors Jun. fors at Alexandra Park. GAMES FOR TOMORROW Junior Oshawa and District Bowmanville vs, St, drew's at Alexandra Park Ladies' Softball Pirates vs, Robson's at Col. legiate grounds, f ' CRICKET NOTES By G, G, F, Looking back to last Friday's game with Riverdale the Oshawa cricketers and fans in general wit- nessed a good all-round game of ericket, Oshawa taking the lead from the beginning they kept their opponents well in hand for two inn- ings, Riverdale being a strong team, it was thought that the Oshawa boys would have a hard task in defending their honors, but the bowling of Renaud and Haworth proved too much for the visitors. Haworth, howling wemarkably will, 'got his 'men out for very few runs and was credited with the average of 6 wick- ets for 11 runs, Renaud was out to win was sure, as is shown by his bowling average for 13 wickets for 16 runs of two innings. These two bowlers were given every support by their fielders, not an error being made. The batting in every respect was impregnable, forcing the River- dale bowlers to put all they knew into their bowling. Saturday being another home game, Oshawa is look- ing froward to another win from Broadview. The game commences at 2.15 and the line up is as follosw: Renaud (Capt), Eccles, Pickup, Fowler, Haworth, Martin, Anthony B, Lesy, Banter, Sargent, Bennett. Reserves--R. Fudger, PHILLIES ADVANCE TO SIXTH PLACE New York, July 6.--The Phillies advanced to sixth place in the Na- tional League race today at Phila- delphia by twice trimming the Bos- ton Braves 6 te 4 and 5 to 3 to run their winning streak to three straight, The relief pitching of "Dutch Jirich, who permitted three hits and held the visitors runless after suc- ceeding "Tony" Kaufmann in the first inning, was the high light of the opening struggle. A five-run rally off Hugh McQuillan in the third settled the contest, Jack Scott kept the Braves in check in the final game, He yielded 11 hits, one a home run by Jacques Fournier with Farrell on base in the eighth, LEAFS PLAY TWO FIXTURES TODAY Toronto, July 7.--~Toronto Club owners talked baseball for hours yesterday, but had nothing officail to report last night, President Sol- man, however, took the opportunity to deny that Pitchers Nounan and Courtpey have been released. Efforts are being made to place these moundsmen in other feagues, but at present they are still on the Tor- onto pay roll. Manager "Bill" O'- Hara was in conference ' with the club officials and undoubtedly much good will come of the meeting. The scheduled doubleheader against the Reading Keystones was rained out, and these games will be played when the tailenders make their final jaunt around the circuit. This afternoon there will be two games. The New York Americans, featuring "Babe" Ruth, Lou Gehrig and other larruping stars, will op- pose the Leafs in the first contest starting at 2 o'clock, while the Keys will furnish the opposition in a regu- lar league game at 4. ATHLETICS HIT BALL AND WIN TWO GAMES FROM BOSTON TEAM New York, July 6.--The Athletics were in a hitting mood at Bostom today, and won both ends of the In the first game Simmons and Dykes drove in home runs, and Cobb made three hits, one a triple, in five times at bat. The Georgian also figured on the scoring end of a brilliant - [triple steal that won tumultous ap- plause from the stands. The Detroit Tigers outslugged the Browns at St. Louis, and evened the series by winning 9 to 8°. Nevers weakened in the eighth, forcing in 2 run which tied the score. 'This was just after Fred Schulte, the Browns' $100,000 centre fielder, was injured when he ram finto a concrete bleacher wall while chasing a fly. He was taken to a hospital, where it was found he was suffering from a fractured left wrist and a fractured rib, but there was no skull fracture, as had been feared. He a be out of the game indefinite- y. NEW HYDRO EQUIPMENT St. Thomas, July 5.--The installa- tion of mew switching equipment at a cost of approximately $25000 in the local Hydro-Electric Commission's substation jis bein ~ ~wnleted this week, and Hydro » f the city have been notified that "hey may ex- pect short interruptions while the change from the old equipment is be- ing made. The first will take place tomorrow. i Brief Comments of Local Sport Oshawa Motors played superb baseball yesterday when they defeated Goodyears on their own back yard by the 5 to 3 score. The whole team worked like so many pieces of well oiled machinery, and up until the seventh it looked like a shut out for the Goodyears who until then had been helpless before Dainty's slants and the stellar work of the seven men behind him, They deserved the victory beyond the slightest shade of a doubt and Goodyears took their defeat accordingly. The lacrosse game here last night lived up to expectations to a certain extent, and the fans were at least satisfied in seeing the fine scoring ability of the Pontiacs while under fire, "Chuck" Davidson had a regular field day of it yester- day and fairly ran wild around the nets, accounting directly for four goals and indirectly for several others, Larry Don- ald, the one armed player for Danforths, was the center of interest on the visiting team, but was unable to break away and show his laurels Rain both today and yesterday will make a very sticky diamond at Alexandra Park for tonight's game hetween Mc- would not hinder It will be a great Cormicks and Motors it from being a contest worth seeing. thing for the locals if they can pull out with a victory and the fans will be behind them fon a victory to the last put out, The Oshawa ball teams are slated to play out of town interest and are leaving the maintenance station at 11,80 o'clock, full of con- fidence that they will repeat the 6 to 0 victory over the Lift Lock men which they registered in their exhibition game At 1,30 the Chevrolet softball team will leave for Kew Beach where they will play a crack Eastern games this Saturday as to their result, with them here, Toronto team, The eadership of the County League will be decided to- night at Alexandra Park when the Williams Piano men, win- ners of the League last year, meet the strong Whithy aggre- gation, Since these teams are now tied for first place, the game should be a good one and quite a number of fans will to any extent,' Juniors, but even this and both will draw plenty of Oshawa Motors in Peterbor: be on hand at seven o'clock to see the fray. The Pontiacs play another scheduled game here on Sat- urday afternoon and if they pull through with another win in that, the league will be practically cinched for them, Wood- bridge are going to invade Oshawa with their strongest team because they have to win this game to remain in the running, The fans only will have to remember the fast and furious game that was played here on Woodbridgk's last visit and they will be certain of being on hand looking for some of the excitement that was seen in that last contest, moked and enjoyed [+ pched ard ered fu by every age and every class National League Harris, Pittsburg Barnhardt, Pittsburg .. I. Waner, Pittsburg .. Frisch, St. Louis Hornsby, New York ... Leader a year ago today, Cincinnati, 377. ' American League A.B, 293 , 288 Gehrig, New York .... Simmons, Philadelphia Schang, St. Louis 142 Meusel, New York .... 212 Dykes, Philadelphia ,.. 159 York, .382. 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