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ndrew's Have nd Andi This Week Fans will be out jn tan force for Saturday's senior tuasel between Max Swanston's, Peterbora Liftlock- ers and Billy Henson's Motor City crew. It is expected that the fur will fly from the first to the last frames and the Motors will attempt to pull the fat from the fire by cop- ping the second game of the series. The locals did not take kindly to the 6 to 0 beating they received in Josh Craig's city and Saturday's game here should see the Benson clan at their best, Al. Heckman was the big noise in the jnitial contest when he held the Oshawa sluggers to two hits. However, Mr. Heckman is not in- vincible at all times and should he be sent back against the locals Sat- into his offerings just the same as anyone else. St. Andrew's have 8 tough proposi- tion to handle this wepk, the occasion being on Thursday, when they visit the Queen City to play the second game of their series with Glad Cal-- houn's kids, "Al" Tyson's lads didn't take the least bit of relish put of their 19 to 8 handling on Saturday at Alexandra Park and de- clare hy all thats going that they'll take the Macs into camp and set them dowm properly in their next ocial gathering on Thursday at illowvale Park, Bloor street west. One thing, they also swear, will be missing from the game that was much in evidence here on Saturday, and that will be a certain gentleman on the undersized style vertically a and a trifle too great horizontally, ho answered to the name of Frost nd who is alleged to have umpired the game behind the protection of a chest protector, shin guards and a face mask. The only thing about him that is troubling the Saints is | why he wasn't given honourable mention in The Times Twin Dollar Day guessing contest for sending in the most illustrious guess. They gave him a vote of honour on Saturday for this in his umpiring although he wasn't anywhere near the correct answer in the most of his cases of intellegtual juggling. A goodly number of supporters should follow the Junior artists up to the big city while on Saturday for the Peterboro-Oshawa engage- ment, Alexandra Park should bulg to overflowing with cash customers out to see a real hot hattle of wits and all round baseball, SPORT CARD FOR TODAY Junior Industrial, Beavers vs. Phillips at Cowan Park, (Deciding game for third position), GAMES TOR TOMORROW Intermediate O,B.AA, Stouffville vs, Port Hope at Al- eanxdra Park, 4.30,p.m, (Third, de, ciding game, first Yound). Ladies" Softball, Robsons vs. O.M.I, at Collegiate grounds, Junior Industrial, Winner Beavers vs. Phillips (to- night) vs, Eagles at Cowan Park, (Championship semi-final), SH te Pa Buzz has a hot breakfast Fo spray clears your home of flies and mos- uitoes, It also kills bed b tad Fatal to iy harmless to not stain, Get Flit today, eir mpkizd Vi Ants Bed Bugs Rosches with When , roaches, ants, ob obo Weel bona Phe THE GSHAWA DALY HIMES TUESDAY. AUGUST 30, 1927 Brief Cominents On Local Spat Rain last night again halted a Ladies' Softball League game to add to the troubles that ave beginning to pile up on the execu- tive committee. Although their original schedule was to finish on August 31 with two engagements a week, postponed and 'replayed games made them hustle into three a week some time ago and still they have four or five on the books After August 31, to be doing. Thursday. LJ * 2" fair entry means a lot, J Saturday. time they met the Saints, * MceCormack's late arrival, hing at the hands of Toronto MeCormacks, a far better showing in Toronto and perhaps pull out with a vie- tory, is conceded by everyone and yet no one seems to he able to put their finger exactly on the cause of the one sided affair on Remniscent of it is the game played two years ago between St, Andrew's and Regina 'Argos when almost the same thing happened although the Argos were shown up badly the next dd * their fortunate break in getting the one run in the first inning, the terrible decisions of the Tomorrow's the i for tio big swim in Toronto and Oshawa will send its quota of onlookers and its swimmer Just the same as nearly every other eity in the North American continent seems Oshawa's entry, Ernest Faweett, appears and is reported to be in the best of condition and for him to finish the race will be a great thing both for him and the City he represents, LJ] " #* A staff reporter from The Times will be with Fawcett all through the swim, accompanying him with his manager and at- tendants in Captain Culling's motor boat which is to be used for the occasion as well as the row boat, of Fawcett s progress will be given the readers of The Times on Needless to say, a full account That Thursday's athletic meet at Alexandra Park under the direction of General Motors Athletic Committee will be a success Souths assured, W, L, Pearson, secretary of the committee, reports entry to date but unlike some meets, everyone of. those Ren will be on hand and in good condition so that the * fair" The fans are still mystified about St. Andrew's severe drub- That they will make umpire behind the plate and perhaps the large, milling erowd, all had their psychological effect upon the Saints, Some, on the team, were of the opinion, which has some backing, that they should have played the first game in Toronto and this also seemed to give some a sort of a complex, ORONO TEAM BEATS SUNDERLAND 10 TO 7 Orme Gamsby took his Orono ball tossers over to Sunderland last Fri- day afternoon to meet the winners of the Roth Eaton Trophy which team competed with Sutton, Woodville, Cannington and Uxbridge. The score was 10 to 7 for the Orono squad. The batteries for Orono were Oshorpe and Walton and Fair and Murchison for Sunderland. The return game will be played in Orono on September 14. Orme Gamsby's lads are a strong aggregation and would give many of the best teams in the district stiff op- position. There performance against Sunderland was gilt edged. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION MONDAY"S SCORES Minneapolis. 10 Louisville st. Paul. ........ 2 Indianapolis , Milwaukee. . 8 Toledo. Kansas City, ., 11 Columbus, Now! You Will Enjoy a Car OW is the time for picnics in the woods -- hours in the beaches -- long trips in the fresh air--in short, Now is the time when the time for motoring. you will enjoy a car-- when you long to be in the glorious outdoors ~--when health and happiness are tound in Summer sunshine. Don't let fear of expense keep you from en- joying life this summer for how inexpensive is motoring now! A good Used Car can be bought at a remark- ably low price and paid for as you drive. It may be that there is a car to suit 'you listed here but if there is not we are sure to have cne. Drop in and see us, look over the models and check the low prices. Cheyrolct Sedan, 1925 model, new tires, good motor. A little car that will give you miles of ser- Viva $579 Oakland Coady 1925 model, » tives, slip covers. A good real bargain $625 pricod at .... Chevaolet touring, 1923 model, good tires 5220 a bargain for 22 45 Mclaughlin tour- ing, repainted jn good condition with nearly i $315 buy for Ford Coupe, motor "has just been overhauled. good tires, Cheyrolet touring, 1926, perfect condition, balloon tires. Have a pide in this one before buy- $490 ing. Price . Reasonable Terms to Responsive People Ontario Motor Sales Limited Team Neilsons, .. Bell Teleph Sunderland. Mimico. Congasco. Christie B, Swansea. Buffalo. Sy Toronto. Newark. Baltimore. Rochester. Jersey City. Reading. Buffalo, ., Chicago, St. Louis. Pittshurg. New York. Cincinnati, Brooklyn. Boston. .. . Philadelphia. New York. Brooklyn. Cincinnati. xCalled in GA St. New Yd'k. Detroit. Chicago. Cleveland. St. Louis. Boston. New York Boston. Washington Oshawa City. INTERNATIONAL racuse, , ..,,.., xPittsburg. ... Chicago at Cincinnati Louis at Brooklyn. Philadelphia. NOUUER STANDING First Division "A", GP. W. 9 one, .. 6 L 3 3 6 1 6 | 7 8 6 b 4 4 3 4 Won Won 96 88 76 Lost Lost 48 53 MONDAY' S SCORES. Jersey City, ,. Other games postponed--Rain, . 3-3 GAMES TODAY Newark at Toronto Baltimore at Syracuse. Jersey City at Reading at N ATION AL wn EAGU ¥ Buffalo. ma 93 49 68 49 . 68 49 69 12 he 65 srr D2 69 . bo 68 44 77 MONDAY'S SCORES .'8-4 Chicago ... .2-1 St. Louis .. . 4-6 Boston. .. 2 Philadelphia. 6th--Rain. MES TODAY New York. at Boston. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Philadelphia... Washington. . MONDAY'S SCORES . 8 St. Louis . 5 Detroit. ..10 Cleveland. at Chicago--Rajin, GAMES TODAY (None scheduled.) Rochester, BASEBALL RECORDS LEAGUE P.C. P.C. 667 624 .639 h25 518 497 ,403 227 1-2 (3.30 p.m.) 5699 .581 581 570 454 430 224 .364 -1 -2 -3 2 i ANI PT tat A AN SANA IA 4 PUI NI bls P70 "| Clareniont iont Wins South Ontario Soccer Title Claremont wins the championship of the South Ontario Football As- sociation for 1927. In the final game of the play off at Brougham last Saturday evening before the largest crowd of the season, Brougham and Claremont battled for ninety min- | utes to a one to one tie, Claremont | 'having won two to nothing at Clare- mont the Saturday before winning the round and championship by three | goals to one. The game was a thriller from beginning to end. At the out-| set both teams ehowed they were; #et both teams showed they were | 'playing very cautiously. The ball was | played up and down the field for! some time neither team having the' advantage, when unfortunately for | Brougham, their outside right, B.! Annis; sprained his ankle and had | to retire from the game. Brougham | now playing with one man short | | Claremont pressed hard and after some pretty combination play Fred Cowie shot from close in and made sure of the one goal for Claremont. | Brougham came back strong and | were prsesing hard when Ivan Ben- | son playing centre half for Clare- | mont twisted his knee and had to | retire for the balance of the first | half, The teams now playing for | { man short. Kirby, inside left for Brougham, who was playing a star game, rushed the hall up the centre of the field kicked it over to Char-| lie White who headed it in the] mouth of the Claremont goal where | Grey, playing centre for Brougham, | notched the Brougham goal. Mor- | gan, Claremont goalie never had a chance the play was very fast. In Annis came on again but Annis had | to retire for the rest of the game as his ankle was in had shape. | Brougham played the rest of the. game one man short, Both teams | played very cautiously until ahout | the last fifteen minutes When | Brougham sent their whole team, | but the goalie up on the attack, but of no avall as Claremont played a steady defensive game and held their two goal lead, The game was very | clean. The players played the ball and not the man and should these teams meet in the Sinclair Cup Bene- fit games this fall it will be well worth travelling miles to see, The teams were as follows: | Claremont--Morgan, R. Cowie, L, | Pilkfe, H. Gregg, L. Jones, I. Ben- son, W, Evans, F. Cowie K. Regent A, Berusha, F. Barclay. Brougham--Mantle, Jackson, Turner, Percy, Gray, An- nis, F, Booth, W, Booth, Kirby, C. | White, The Sinclair Benefit Cup for the | South Ontario Football Association donated hy Mr, Sinclair, M.P.P., of Oshawa, was placed on a table at the | w. White, gate of the Claremont vs. Brougham game at Brougham last Saturday evening and viewed by the crowd. The cup is silver, lined with gold and mounted on a mahogany base, Stand about three feet in height and inscribed The Sinclair Benefit Cup--Presented to the S8.0.F.A, by W.E.N. Sinclair, M.P.P. The first club to win this cup was the Claremont club who won it last year and a shield has heen | placed on the cup inscribed "Won 'by Claremont 1926". Each year a shield will be placed on the cup with the name of the club winning it and | the year it was won. Claremont ot} have three cups in their possession. The Brooklin Spring Fair Cup which they own having won it three years in succession. Another the McLaugh- | lin Cup which they held for having! won the Championship of the S.0.F. A. for 1927 and the other is the Sin- | clair Benefit Cup which they won last year. The Sinclair Benefit Cup games for this year will be played off im- mediatly. The following teams have entered. Claremont, Brougham, Green River and Goodwood. On Sept. 1st Goodwood plays at Brougham and on Sept. 3rd Claremont plays at Green River, and the winners of these two games will play off for the cup. All the proceeds of these games will go into a fund for play- ers injured during the season. As these teams are all in good trim some good football may be expected. The games will start at 5.30 p.m. standard time in order to allow for the playing the full 90 minutes. Mr. Jenkins will handle the first game and Mr. Gilpin will referee the see- ond. SEAMAN DROWNED Quebec, Que., Aug. 29.--Ronald Romsby, 17 years of age, of South- ampton, England, employed om the Empress of Australia, was drowned here Saturday while bathing in the harbor. WE Se a ic that-ou price Yor eon) is of) ner and SERVICE" owr motto. 110 King St. W. - Phone 1246 Nelson & Bell OUR FIRST REMNANT SALF Wednesday Morning and Thursday Ends of % to 4 yards. Half Price and Less Don't miss this chance to get some splendid bargains Nelson & Bell 9 Simcoe Street South ' Phone 2532 \ the second half Benson and ™ Engel' SELLING-OUT Sale WEDNESDAY MORNING our entire piece goods department goes on Sale at prices heretofore un- heard or unseen, Quantities are limited in many cases so you'll have to hurry, Special chintz ereton- to 28¢ yd. A quantity of gingham, print, nes and pereales, All regular Out they go at 36-In. Striped Flannelette Wide striped flannelette suitable for kimonas, kiddies dresses or pajamas. Reg. 40¢ yd. Out they go at Heavy Kimona Cloth Kimona Cloth--Just one piece left, The price of this was regularly 50e, Ont 25¢ it goes at, vd. Striped Cotton Broadcloth Just about 60 yds. of this Broadeloth which 25¢ is 36 inches wide and regular 39¢ yd. To Plain and Striped Broadcloth 6 pieces of plain and striped mercerised broadeloth, 36 inches wide. Regular 75He quality going at, yd. ....... AREER EEE 39¢ Pure Wool Flannel 9 pieces of all wool flannel, 33 inches wide. [3 ! Heavy Just the thing for ladies' or childrens' dres- ses. Regular $1.00 yd. Going at, yd. ...... All Curtaining Re Reduced Dress Special We have poduced jim price a great number of Dresses for quick selling Wednesday morning. Prices ranged from $1000 to $21.00 Out they go at I's Selling Out Sab Enge