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PAGE FOUR THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1927 OSHAWA STUDENTS D| Fi] EAT PETERBORO CL. 12-0 EXHIBIT ION GAME Oshawa Squad Register 2 Touchdowns in First Halt | SPORT SNAPSHOTS Before a crowd of well over five hundred people although the mer- cur; ranged around forty degree fahrenheit, Oshawa Collegiate In- stitute rugbyists defeated Peterboro Collegiate by a 12 to 0 score in a decidedly exciting exhibition game played in James Stevenson Park, Peterboro, yesterday afternoon. Ex- cept for a trifle advantage in weight and ball carrying shown by the win- ners, the teams were most evenly matched and after Oshawa had an- nexed two touchdowns in the frist half, the game developed into just as nip and tuck an affair as could ever be desired, especially in an ex- hibition game. Bill Gummow, captain and newly found half back on the O.C.I. team, continued his record of having scored a touchdown in every game which he has participated in this year when he scored Oshawa's first five points | of the game after a twenty yard run in the first three minutes of play. This brings his total of touch- downs for the season un to five in three games. Oshawa's second touch- down was scored on the very first play in the second quarter when "Hank" Deyman blocked a Peter- boro kick from their twenty yard line, the ball being picked up by Gord. Young who carried iy across the line for an unexpected score. The remaining two points came through rouges in the third and last quarters, both off Gord. Young's educated toe. With Oshawa taking the kick-off in the first period and advancing the ball almost two-thirds up the field gefore they even once lost pos- session, it seemed at first that the game would develop into a rather easy disposal for the Motor City clan, all the more so when Bill | Gummow crashed over the line for his touchdown Ontario eleven at Broome. doing quite well. despatch. States. labor law. following only a single exchange of kicks, but a cour- ER 1%Sick 83 THE NATION'S LAXATIVE : JURY & LOVELL 8 King East Phone 28 ageous and determined stand which was put up by the Petes thereafter made their defeat, a decidedly dif- ficult matter. Following 'the touchdown which was unconverted, the Quaker men took a hand in the proceedings and for several exciting minutes, made the going extremely hot for the Oshawa meén until they finally were forced to kick to ease the tension for the visitors. A thirty yard run by Gummow after a nice pass from Hubbell and successive hard hitting bueks from Carver, Deyman, Cutler \ and Bondurant goon made up for the | ground which had been los how- ever and not uitil they had reached the center of the field were they forced to kick, giving Peterboro possession about twenty yards out when the period ended. With the teams changing positions for the second quarter, on Peter- boro's opening play, as mentioned above, "Hank" Deyman broke through their formation to block a gkick which rebounded towards the Peterboro touch line and which was nicked up by Gord, Young and car- ried over for Oshawa's' second and last touch, This, like the first, wasn't converted, Cutler this time making the attempt, Young attempted the first, Play ranged from one end of the field to the other for the remainder of the period and plenty of kicking, several fumbles and some good broken field running were all mixed into it. Hubbell made one particul- arly good run in returning a kick at this time while some good play was also seen from Deyman and Bondurant, By virtue of better all ly being driven back although their loss of ground was hardly notice- able until Oshawa secured posses- sion on fumble and selves about thirty yards out from the homesters' line. Two bucks only carried them five yards nearer how- | ever 'but being in a good position, a drop kick hy Young was attempt- FUEL COAL Stove, $16.00 per ton Nut, $15.50 per ton COKE $13.00 per ton Soft Slabs, load, $3.25 Mixed Slabs, load, $3.50 Hard Slabs, load, $3.75 Bodywood, ;cord, $4.25 "Buy Reliable Fuel from a Reliable Firm" Waterous-Meek Ltd. Yards, Cedardale--Phone 1288 Uptown Office, 66 King St. W. Phone 660 ed on third down which, was unsue- | cessful 'but went behind the line where * the Peterboro half was brought to earth for a rouge, one two minutes left hefore time, Peterboro started a be- lated march up the field which was ! terminated at an inopportune mo- ment for them, they havine gained nosseseion of the ball on Oshawa's fifteen yard line through a fumble by Oshawa, when the whistle hlew. The second half was far closer and more evenly contested than the Piles Go Quick Piles are caused by eongestiog of blood in the lower bowel, Only an internal remedy ean remove the cause, That's why salves and cut- ting fail, Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Roid, a harmless tablet, succeeds, because it relieves this congestion and strengthens the affected parts. Hem. Roid 'has given quick, safe and last- ing relief to thousands of Pile Suf- ferers. It will do the same for you or money back. 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The b more than will be one of the largest history of the city divisions as well as sce the winners probably has more money than any Saturday he t Square Gardéns, The purchase pric stockholders, only four or five hold 1 but tound 1t to unwieldy Three : owner of an apartment hotel at Los pay him handsomely, Hc man. Now "he has i." first and was studded into the bar- gain with almost much excite- went, Hardly once did the ball ad- vance "farther than the defending teams twenty yard line in the third quarter and with good defensive being exercised by both teams, two plays and a kick was the order from both teams for nearly all the per- iod, as The last quarter saw a slight change however, in that both teams had closer views of the other's goal posts and were also successful in gaining their yards with a little more frequency, especially Oshawa. One of the more brilliant of the local team's drives were seen at the very opening of the period when Carver, Gummow, Cutler, Deyman, Hubbell and Bondurant, in that order, suc- ceeded in making yards three times in snccession and in finally placing the ball of Peterboro's five yard line where however three more plays failed the reap the desired touch- down, owing to another of Peter- Peterboro's determined repulses, At the very end of the Oshawa's twelfth point came into being when Peterboro kicked to Baird who passed to Young after a short run who in turn kicked back into Peterboro territory. The ball rolléd over the touch line and be. fore it could be carried out, the Peterboro idan picking it up was tackled for anothér rouge, The defensive work was well divided, nearly everyone taking a good hand at one time or another, Tackling hard and cer- tain at all times, Young, Gummow and Hubbell especially stood out, while for stoppitig' bucks, Deyman, Bowden or Carver were usually .to period, for Oshawa New Martin Theatre "The Cat and the Canary' Now Playing Special FELIX "THE --A EO "CAPT, KIDD'S KITTENS" Regular Prices CAT" a ---- CAPABLE business man wanted to represent us in Oshawa and district for a mna- | tionally advertised article. Must be financially able to con- duct own business. Apply by letter " M. MARKUS The Pirates, winners of the Oshawa tea room. The game was played in the Lindsay Armories took to the indoor game quite well although they at catching fly balls from the rafters. several fellows to do the t sport aftairs of its kind ever to and those attending will hear reports o purchased approximately arger champion invested in a stable of race » and promptly disposed oi or four are sull running in his colors in the was always generous, but Oshawa Collegiate rugby teant kept up its good record of this season vesterday aiternoon when they defeated Peterboro in the latter city 12 to 0. The score indicates the quality of the game. the trip with the team and got value for their money. ! not in the local grouping this year and yesterday's exhibition tended to renew acquaintances, the players enjoying the trip immenscly, fixture with the Lift Lock City boys would prove an interesting feature if scheduled at Alexandra park. There are many citizens who would like to see the two teams in action locally. Quite a few local fans made The Petes were A return General Motors Football Club kept up its good soccer that it has been playing the past month and a half and on Saturday defeated a South The game was a white-wash with a score of 3 to 0. The Motors team didn't seem to get going properly this year in its provincial league fixtures, but in its post season series it has been / Gardiner and Brown, Canadian hockey players, have been turned back by the United States immigration authorities, according to a Winnipeg They are the property of the Chicago Club, which asked Washington to waive its regulations and permit the players to enter the Washington authorities have refused to aecede to the request. It is contended that the entry of the players is a violation of the contract w. The decrce is interesting, in view of the possibilities. ramifications of the law may be far-reaching, and cause no end of trouble to teams crossing and recrossing the line, especially as it affects new Canadian players engaged by United States teams. However, it is likely that some arrangement will be arrived at to facilitate their travelling. The law has been operative for years, The and has not been rigidly enforced Certainly. pro baseball players have not felt its wdight. Ladies' Softball League, journeyed : _afternoon and played a team of ladies irom that town . The locals defeated them by an over-whelming score of 23 to 3. shown to their dinner in a Lindsay and the Pirates were quite strange Softball League will meet tonight at ie finishing touches on the program with tomorrow night's banquet. The ol the executive turn out as every anquet task is a big one and it takes work. Tomorrow night's banquet be heid mm the f the various receive their trophies and medals. Near the end of his tether as a boxer, "ex-Champion Jack Dempsey other ringster, past or present, On O00 shares ot stock mm Madison € was $130,000. Of the 1,100 Garden blocks than Dempsey. The ex- horses at Tijuana last winter, some ot the racers, East. Dempsey is » and has other interests that a carctul business Angeles -------- a tee be found at the bottom of the pile, Charley Russell, Bondurant and Cuiler also caused plenty of respect from the Peterboro ball carriers, Hewitt, Cuthbertson and Hyatt were the stars of the Peterboro team and were used almost exclusively in thelr ground gaining plays. A nasty bruired hand from the misplaced sole of a boot of which Tom Hele in the | Oshawa line was the recipient in the early stages of the game, and a frac- tured, nose for a Peterboro player on a taegicle, were the only mishaps of the game, which was of a decided- ly clean and sportsmanlike nature throughout, The teams were; Peterboro--Flying wing, Merritt; Half backs, Cuthbertson, Hyatt; quarter, Gemmell; snap, { Preston; insides, Dunkerly, Gimlett; middles, Hyderman, Cowan; out- sides, Westbrook, Morrison; subs., McGee, Young, Lord, Doxey, Thomp- son, Oshawa--VFlying wings, Young, Russell; half backs, Gummow, Hub- i bell; quarter, Carver; snap, Bow- den; insides, Bondurant, Deyman; | middles, Hele, Cutler; outsides, Kohen, Meek; subs., Daniels, Ar- mour, Glass, Cock, Baird, Crothers. Referee--Ehbs, Peterboro; um- pire, Jamieson, Oshawa, G.M.C. Win 3-0 From South Ont. Picked Eleven Oshawa General Motors Football Club defeated "a representative team from South Ontario at Brougham Sat- urday in an exhibition fixture, The score was 3 to 0, The Brougham pilot, Hurst, lost the toss and Sethrang kicked off with a beauty and made tracks in 'the direc- tion of the Brougham goal, but the goalie brought out a good save, Ram- age, who was on loan from the Osh- Hewitt, of strength for the Motors both offen- a great understanding with Hurst, The Oshawa team was not getting things their own way and Brougham started to make the game interesting by threatening the local citadel, They could not, however, land the ball into the goalie. A nice pass from McKel- lar to Grant saw the locals get the first good attempt, but Grant was badly fouled just outside the penalty box, Jimmy McKellar took the kick and placed prettily for Sethrang to open the scoring with z great header. The home players were urging their players on and excitement ran high for awhile. The Brougham centre player ran through and delivered a great shot which Ramage met with his , chest and rebounded for a corner, The | corner availed them nothing and Seth- {rang ran through and added the sec- | ond Oshawa Motors counter. The | score at half time was Oshawa Motors (2; Brougham 0. | Cold weather necessitated but a | three minute interval at half time. | Brougham threatened more in the sec- ond than they did in the first and at times proved mighty dangerous. Smith saved a lovely drive from centre and then another from right wing. Torrance of the Motors met with an injury and had to retire from the game. Oshawa used but ten men to finish the game. Ramage and Hurst kept the Motors forwards fed well and a wricee stip up the centre saw Sethrang score. It was another of his specials and seemed to take the heart right out of the Brougham players. The game concluded with bith teams dis- 176 Richmond West, Toronto. playing nice football, awa City Football Club proved a tower | sively and defensively, and struck up' |Oshawa Juniors Hold First Ice Workout of Season Probably honor of being one of the first, if not the firsy junior team to take to the ice in preparation for the coming campaigp of the junior Ontario Hockey Association series falls to the local club. Saturday af- ternoon fourteen members of the junior squad, together with several of the management hopped into auto- mobiles and were whisked away to the Ravina rink at Toronto where several hours of pre-season workouts were indulged in, Tonight the team will leave again for the Queen City and will again visit the Ravina Ice Palace for a couple hours' workout. The team will leave the Ratz Tobacco Store at 5 o'clock sharp, making the trip in automobiles. While it is too early to mention names and predict gréat things for the individual players, all the lads showed up well on skates at Sat- teen on ice and they favorably im- as condition went. pressed Trainer '"Coxie" Cox as far The versatile trainer has worked hard with the boys during the past two months and the majority of them have co- operated with him wonderfully well with the result that the players are in pretty fair shape. All they need now is their ice legs and these will develop with a few more ice prac- tices. The team as stated before will be entered in the junior Sportsmen's Patriotic Association series and these games will start within a few weeks. There will then, not be very much time to waste between now and then and the players realize that it is this early season training as well as continued good living habits that will depend a great dea! on their condition during the long urday's practice. There were four- grind of the season schedule. Girls! 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