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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, FEBRUAR) OSHAWA CURLERS WIN MAIL TROPHY BOXING SHOW GOES OVER BIG ories last evening, sponsored by was ap unqualified success from all angles, Gains added man-Walker show, and Larry oh- liged the fans by appearing as the third man in seventh bout on the ecard, in which Jimmy Leonard Regiment, outpointed J. 8S. McDon- ald; of the St. fast bout. cries of "Speech," Gains remarks were brief and to the point. very glad to be here this evening, and I hope you pear at a boxing show in Oshawa, jammed their way into the Arm- ories, seating accommodation, proved crowd, with number the gathering, amateur "Frankie" in the nounced that he would meet Jim- my Leonard in the next show at Oshawa, about the first of March. should Leonard with Fred Ontario received a hearty the crowd when he was presented in the ring. borne took care of the officiating with bout, and Messrs, D. A, J, Swan- son and S. Leonard acted as judges The well ity and prominent athletic McGarry, the Big Ben. houts and Grant, ¢ were bouts were Leonard Gwen Decision Over McDonald at Ontario Regiment Boxing Tourney Card Was Great Success, Every Bout Being Attrac- 'tive-- Improved Facilities for Handling Crowd Adds Much to Success of the Event -- Larry Gains a Big Drawing Card The boxing show at the Arms route, one technical K.O. was rec- orded when Cardinal was badly beaten by Putwain, of the St. James A.C., six were awarded on points, and two were drawn. The first bout brought two mid- '| gets weighing all of 65 1bs. into the ring. These battling bantams hailed from the Boys' Training School, at Bowmanville, where in a show held there recently, Ted Usher was given the gold mredal, presented by Mr. Harry Price, of the Ontario Athletic Commission, for the most scientific boxing ais- play of the 13 events, Usher met Stan Campbell last evening, who held him to a draw, The little fellows made quite a hit with the crowd, and put up a clever dis- play for their size and experience, Campbell was slightly more ag- gressive, but Usher made up this deficiency with better hoxing. "Slim" Fraser, of the St. James A.C, knocked out Norm Attersley, of the Regiment, after 2 minutes and 15 seconds of fighting in the second round. Attersley started aggressively in the first frame, but Fraser's left was kept con- tinually poking away at his face, and stealing Attersley's thunder, he had Attersley down for two counts of nine before the fina count. Attersley took a full rest, in emulation of the king of them all,' Mr. Gene Tunney, The sec- ond round was packed with action with a little too much from Fraser to Attersley's liking, Fraser show- ed fine style at times, and com. bined it with unusual tenacity. Harry Bayes, of the Excelsior Club, Oshawa, met Jackie Goodall, of the Regiment, in place of George Fudger, who had previoys- ly withdrawn. Bayes put up a great fight, although he was too easily falling into clinches. In fact, the bout would have gone well, on a mat, with "Strangler" Lewis' tactics. Three rounds of slug fest were provided, however, and although iho decision was given to Goodall, the majority of the crowd, thought that it might just as easily have been called a draw. 'Scotty' Adair, of St. James A, C., obtained a quick decision over "Hughie" Smith of the Regiment, who put up a strong fight, in the first round, albeit he was slightly grogey as the gong sounded. Af- ter 45 seconds of fighting in the second round, Smith went down for 9, and then 10, Adair show- ed a powerful right, and was good defensively. The next fight was packed with action, when popular Gatenbhy of the Regiment, met George Platt, of the Classic A.C., at 118 pounds, the Ontario Regiment Boxing Club The presence of Larry much to the enthu- slasm of the patrons of the Hard- the ring, in the of the Ontario James AC, In a In answer to repeated "I'm like the bouts." The greatest crowed to ever ap- and owing to the greater and im- facilities for handling the they were well satisfied entertainment. Quite a of ladies were noticed in the In addition to Gains, Canada's middleweight champion Brown was introduced ring, and it was also an- will take place This prove a real attraction, as is deservedly popular the fight fans here. Mr, Nobert, chairman of the Athletic Association, also welcome from which Mr. Ed. Donald and Hersh Os- the exception of the seventh sporting author- figure, at all events, "Duke" Toronto, looked alter known familiar of bouts carded, the hetween Harold Gatenby George Platt, McKenzie and d Stephenson and Binns, ly the pick, Two of the won via the knockout Of the ten Victor 3B, Records LJ Diane (I'm in Heaven When I See You Smile) The Troubadours Jesse Crawford My Ohio Home Fox Trot Jean Goldkette and His Orchestra Among My Souvenirs The big hit of the season! Fox Trot Roger Wolfe Kahn and His Orchestra Paul Whiteman"s Concert Orchestra 'S Wonderful (from "Funny Face") Fox Trot Victor Arden and Phil Ohman 21114 and their Orchestra Frank Crumit My Blue > Heaven 21084 Instru- mental 21029 Vocal Fox Trot Organ Instrumental 20904 20828 21092 35875 Also the latest Red Seal records by famous Victor artists D. J. BROWN 10 King St. W. Phone 189 A merry melange was provided in| the first round, with plenty of box- ing and buffing. Platt forced Gatenby to the ropes frequently. and Gatemby was moticeably in distress as the gong sounded. Gat- enby was game, and came back with a rush in the second but Platt again 'met him with a bar- rage of blows. The third round was the best, with both boys striv- ing to land '"'on the buiton." Platt again had a slight advantage, and was given the decision. "Ossie" Barrie, obtained a we!l earned decision over "Red" Bot- tomley in the sixth bout, althoueh the bout was fast and exeiting to wateh. The redhead was popular with many in the erowd, and pr' up a game battle. Early in tho first round, Barrie drew bloo! when he caught "Red" on ti nose, and this troubled Bottoml¢v some during fhe fight. Both boys were willing mixers and warmed up as the fight progressed. They were both from the Regiment and were fighting in place of the scheduled Stocks-Tyrus encounter. Jimmy Leonard advanced furth- er in the 150 pound class when he outpointed J. 8S. MeDonald, of St. Jomes A.C. McDonald took a lot of punishment, and was down for a count of six in the third round when the gong terminated the bat- tle. It was a heavy sluggig fight throughout. Billy Putwaip of St. James A.C gave "Red"" Cardinal a lambast- ing, scoring a technical knockout after one minute and 5 seconds had elapsed in the third round. Cardinal hit the resin dust ahont every time he was hit, and took three counts of mine in the see- ond round, and was saved hy the bell on his fourth rest. The third round was a vepitition of the sec- ond, and referes Hersh Osborne, awarded the bout te Putwain. The 'last two bouts proved best op the ecard. MeKenzie was given a very close decision over Johuny Grant, who il was announe- the CAPTURE MAIL AND EMPIRE TROPHY Dil. I, I. HENRY J. W, PERRY Who skipped the Oshawa rinks which won the Mail and Empire trophy vesterday in Toronto by defeating Churchill rinks by six shots, SPOR1 SNAPSHO1S market, and the crowd is expected to turn out at intermediate teams, should pack the rink to the rafters. intermediate see the Motor City Newmarket and interme O.H.A. is a rapid hockey diate titles. gents, and take nediates, who will display juniors will try and take Barnhardt's, Both Step up, yer mnt th and ed was the winner of the inter-ei'y championships at Philadelphia, They fought at 126 pounds. The first round was aggressive and even, The second was a slash ing affair, with a lot of the fine art of the manly pastime exhibit- ed, Grant indulged in a great deal of infighting which did not make him popular with the ; sembly, who did not recoil irant in a very becoming manner was the only four round bout of the evening, and the fourth round was certainly a thriller, The boys mized it up In great style, and had the appearance almost of grudge fight in last round. They avpeared evenly matehed, although the decision for the Regiment hoxer was extremely popular and he received a thun- derous cheer, when * the decision was announced. " it tl the | | of home-and-home at Oshawa Monday, market, The penalty borrow a « thp 1 to th games, am cl progress h ads, go ; i it. lang ds on 1 n, junior game Althouzh the calibre of the he id not quite measur "Frankic" Brown and in Wa d Frod Hardman HEE y and the way mn which the crowd, attests to their tion that some proies tion, and no. doubt the thing in that line for the fi arrangements have been made main bout will bring te ht chamoiei, Jinn hould be cuough in Iker an ional b popular uts M and vieeh igh few in the er le" of the hb The last hout ker their ts until and was almost a preceding hout. habit of raising his elineh elicited a mentary remarks but he was ressive ed the decision over the Classie A.C, announced as 135 'pounds last round of the last fight 80 the liveliest, and the boxer not seem to consider that m of the audience should he wend- ing their way homeward, Stern. | enson was helaboring Binns at a the final gone, nlicn th Stephenson's after ; nf arms few and obtain- | toy Binns, of The s al- air 1 anv ropes as the final whistle Mew. | OH.A. Bulletin | | | din ing show evening a notable and auspicious The O.H.A. intermediate and Ju nior series are gradually working down to the finals with the follow | ing teams still in the running Intermediate--Oshawa, Whithy, Newmarket, Guelph, Port Col- borne, Port Weller, Windsor, Lon- don Battery, Kitchener, Walkerton, Camp Borden, Bracebridge, T.A.H. A., N.OH.A, n the second round Kitchener has a one goal lead over Gue:pn, and the second game will be play- ed at Kitchener tomorrow night, Bracebridge is playing Camp Bor- den, while London Battery, New- market, T.A.H.A., Port Weller, and N.O.H.A. drew byes. The second round winners were Windsor, Whitby, Oshawa, Walkerton and Port Colborne. In the third round London has a three-goal lead over Windsor | with the second game down to be | played tomorrow might, and Port Colborne leads Port Weller by cight goals from the first game, the second game to be played to- night. Kitchener or Guelph will play Walkerion; Oshawa meets Whitby while Newmarket will play the winner of the Camp Bor- den-Bracebridge the T.A.H. A. not being ready to send a cham- pion team into the play-offs. In the fourth round Port Col- borne or Port Weller will play Lon- don or Windsor, with the T.A.H.A. champions likely being drawn against the Kitechener-Guelph- Walkerton winner, and Oshawa battling the surviving team from the Newmarket-Camp Borden- Bracebridge games. Junior-- Brantford Junior Hock- ey Club, Niagara Falls, Belleville, Oshawa, St. Michael's, Newmark- et, Kitchener, Listowel, Maribores and the N.O.H.A. champions. The second round winners were | Newmarket, Listowel, St. Mich-' ael's, Brantford and Belleville, while Marlboros have a two-goal lead in Niagara Falls, and Oshawa and N.O.B.A. championsn drew byes. In the third round St. Michael's play Belleville, Newmarket meets Oshawa, L&stowel and Kitchener are opponents and Marlboros or Niazara Falls are scheduled to play Brantford. And those games wall series, decide the semi-finals. fang In | | uncomn'i- | from the erowd, | The weights were be 17ht with a badly injure p ress of the hout, r the endrof the ut, and the it next she In vy rear and he showed programm J. 5 tions of grit dam Rave an oxi reat deal of pun hand throughout the | car, His car n of the able of the exhib | shi bout supporters will journey team pull out a win. have plenty of Oshawa support when they reach Newmarket, town, teams which are both still in the running for the performances are The when the up to the others more than made up that deficiency, success in that direction, be held here ht fans before for ny Mckenzie, wil su pected | ing tournament las which was further a real McDonald, sect in an Oshawa ring, fh the previous tourney, of his courage from Jimmy Leonard, who held the upper doth return games in the junior and intermediate play-offs will be played on Monday night, when the juniors take the long trail to New- intermediates battle Whitby on home ice. A record the second encounter between the and Sammy Lowe's fast-travelling sextet certainly A large crowd of the more ardent to Whitby tonight, and expect to The juniors will no doubt and as also operating two good junior choice, On this side we have the their prowess at Whithy--on this side, a fall out of Newmarket, at Bradley's tonight, and both are the intermediates play their return Shamrocks will journey to New- the best plan we can offer is to to the intermediate game; tails, go edge, go to the lodge meeting. uts at the boxing tourney last even- previous show, the appearance of had worked hard to make the show show was received, and the capacity Larry Gains' sugges- is worthy of considera- tor City promoters. will have some- long. Meanwhile tentative about the first of Masch, Brown, the Canadian of the Ontario Regi ensure the success ot the a show rether Frangie itsci to Ray Stephenson, who won st evening at the Armouries, aggravated during was examined by physicians present stated that it would keep Stephen- icw of that, Stephenson's showing "gameness" in fulfilling his part who put up onc of the greatest last evening, when he took a Lavy Gains Appears at Boxing Show; Drscusses Next Bout in Interview (By BR. L. Gowe, Staff Reporter) Larvy Gains, the colorest heavy- weight, who now holds the Cana 1 championchip, made the box- at the Armories last i, when he appeared in the 8, just before the commence- ment of the seventh bout, Gains modest demeanour and engaging smile won him many friends in the Motor City, and his early return is hoped for among the boxing fraternit;', The Daily Times obtained an in- ferview with the popular heavy- weight, who in view of his forth- coming struggle with Pat Me- Carthy, of Boston, on Monday, February 20, at the Coliseum, Toronto, is now the centre of at- traction in sporting circles, When asked his opin of McCarthy, Gains replied that he ranked with the best, having met Mike Me- Tigue, the veteran light-heayy- weight, Jack Sharkey, who mearly took Dempsey into camp, Jack De- laney, the cmosure of all eyes since he voluntarily forscok the light-heayy crown to get a chance at Gepe Tunney, and others in the first flight of present day heayy- weights, Gains said: "The bout is most important to me, as I have been promised a shot at Jack Delaney, if I defeat MeCarthy, which I think I will." When asked his opinion of the bouts, Gains re- marked that he had enjoyed the show very much, and had particu- larly liked the bout where he had bnee the arbiter, the Jimmy Leo- nard-McDonald embroglio, and al- so said that he was impressed with SEEEEENS New Martin Now Playing Hoot Gibson in "The Rawhide Kid" EEEEEEEE Liarold Gatenby's style, who was nosed out by George Platt, of Tors onto, in a hard slugging and close bout, Gatenby is a ber of the Ontario Regiment, In speaks ing of the large crowd present, Gains asked: "Why do yom not have some professional boxing in Oshawa, Judging from the crowd Present, it would be very success. ful, "What do yom think of 'Frenchy' Belanger"s chances to the world's flyweight chamipon- ship?" was the mext question fir- ed at the genial Gains. * "Frenchy is a wonderfu boxer," said Gains, but only lacks experience, Only a few months ago, he was fight- ing in preliminaries on cards that I appeared in, and since that time, he has conguered three of the best Jightwelghts in the world, in Genaro, 'Newsboy' Brown, Ernie Jarvis. His lack of expert- ence ip the return fight with Gen- aro, was the only thing that lost him the title," Gains was to have tie fight fans, who gave him Eat, Woke, When Be re are duced jin the ring. OTTAWA 0, PIRATES 0 Ottawa, Ont., Feb. tional Hogkey League tussel to- night. A small crowd of 3,000 was in attendance. The reckless combination play of the Corsairs was at times as they drove two and three man thrusts goalward, but they were usually either bottled up by the strong Senator rearguards or stopped dead in their tracks by the stiff backghecking of the Ottawa front rank. The world's champions had a slight edge on the night's play, but Capt. Wonrters, the Pittsburg acrobatic goalman. rose to preno- Oshawa Rinks Enter 1oronto 'Spiel Monday The committee of the Toronto bonspiel, which opens next Mon- day morning and continues throughout the week, esterday completed the draws for the firs' day's play, each of the 128 rinks that have entered, playing their first and second events, the North American Life and Wrigley com- petitions. The committee has thirty two sheets of ice available for opening day and with the draw calling for 123 matches of 12 ends each tle last relay will start at fodr o'clock and will be over in plenty of time for the players to a'iend the banguet at the King Edward Hote! in the evening. Wil nine sbeets at the Granite, six at the Arer: Gardens, five at Yororto and rour at High Park, the carers wil! "ave twen- ty-foor sheels of artificial ice aud in case of mild weather avrange- ments have been made with the Ravina rink to transfer the mateh- es schedu'ed for Oakwood where Ce eX- natura ists, to the west end hockey rink.' As far as possible rinks will be kept at the clubs where they eom- mence on Monday morning and the following is the draw ac- cording to playing locatiovs The Oshawa players were drawn as follows, according to playing relations: North American Life Trophy 11.30 am. Wrigley Trophy, Swanson, Oshawa, Galt, Swanson, Oshawa, vs. High Park, At Toronto Victoria Club North American Life Trophy, 9 am. are, Oshawa vs. Watson, Sarnia. 1.30 p.m. vs, Head Sheppard, Wrigley Trophy 11.30 a.m.--Hare Oshawa, Wylie, Oakwood. At High Park Club 9 am-- Coad, Oshawa, ronto Lake View. winner of I oflield, Milton, match in Trophy Tournament Losers of these matches at 1.30. At the Oakwoou Club 9 a.m.----North American Trophy-- Peacock, Beaverton, Wrigley Trophy, 11.20 Peacock, Oshawa, vs, Toronto Granite. O, H. A, BULLETIN Tenight's Games Senior Series Kitchener at Varsity Arena, 8.30). Intermediate Oshawa at Whithy, Port Colborne at (Niagara Falls). Junior Belleville at St, na Gardens, 8.30), Newmarket at Oshawa, Listowel at Kitchener, Saturday Night's Games Intermediate Series London Battery at Windsor, Guelph at Kitchener. Junior Series Niagara Falls. at (Arena Gardens, 8.30). Vs. Graham, To. Winner plays Detroit Diek, the Wrigley at 1.30 pm also play Vs. Oshawa, vs, Kennedy, Fulley, (U, of Series Port Weller Series. Michael's (Are- Marlhoros fakeview and | Lifo | Oshawa Rinks Capture Rinks Skipped By Dr. F. L.] from Oshawa triumphed Churchill youngsters yesterday after noon at the Granite Club in the final of The Mail and Empire trophy but it been played, the trophy for the ensuing year 'd cided. Oshawa's margin was six shots but a break in the luck, sent the match into an extra end. Churchill 2 shots up, pended on the result of match, which had two ends to play. Oshawa got three on the second last end and the rinks went into the final end with tic and their skip having shot. themselves' together waste a folk with the that | WW. Holland when Skip Woble went to play the | J. A, 'Thompson last rock, he was lying four. awa had a fifth shot in front near | the second ring which if passed out | cleanly, needed five to tie. while having the weight, was a trifle wide awa over against the other stores and in Noble =. "Honors i in Toronto Event that his club ight have another op~ portunity in the near future to agam Henry and John Perry De- play for the' trophy. Scores: feat Churchill Rirks in Mail and Empive Trophy Semi-finals at Granite. Final By Six Shots Churchill Chatham F. W. Lucas W. R. Greenwood 16.--The veterans | | H. Stephens J. Fisher over the |R. A: Reive C. Austin W. R. Noble .. 19 D. H. Douglas 9 J. Browning C. H. Gunn R. Lucas J. Reive | M. W. Reive . + 16 W. Thompson 1 | g n | { | Toronto, Feb. was not until the last reek had was the possession of Total Total ...v.. 20 Majority for Churchill, 15 4 By ends: Noble ... 110 102 112 001 024 021--19 Douglas . 001 010 000 120 100 300-- 9 Reive ... 020 030 211 110 010 202--16 Thompson 102 101 000 003 101 010-11 Final at Granite Club. Oshawa Churchill to | W, Karn J. Borwning last | G. Miller R. Lucas pulled | D, B. Carlyle J. Reive .... 16 not | I. Stacey F. W. Lucas H. Stephens R. A. Reive 21 'W. R. Noble, 13 might have finished and everything de- the other | With rink one Churchill needing five the rik and did result » The Churchill Osh- | J. Perry Total ... 35 Total .vveee Majority for Oshawa, 6 shots, By ends: . 003 011 410 000 210 001-14 . 510 100 003 111 001 110-16 . 011 042 020 000 221 231-21 200 100 104 221 000 000-13 Churchill the give | Noble, however, would | Henry Osh-! Reive Hl Perry and his rock caught the stone on the side, wicking for shot, but then the Noble rink was up a- ainst the thirteen hoodoo. IY end of the twelith end tl opponents 13 to 10, but try as they might, lucky ends. 'dis y sed of Chatham in the morning by up. trophy Dr, the winners, his ice congratulated the winners, and hope Peace Metal Weather strip Installed by Hayton the Roofer Lathers and Shinglers 185 Arthur St, Phone 1648w The Thirteen Hoodoo It was a tough break for Churchill, At the y had their uin- Sin couldn't add to the in the remaining they number To qualiiy for the finals, Church in 15 shots, both winning rinks b On the conclusion of the match A the and prizes were presc of Oshawa, in replying for expressed his delight at club winning the trophy and con- ed the losers oun the ir i ent on t ow lo EVERYTHING RE eo. Leader Dry Goods of the Store It's the Henry, ra tu! at ame and splendid deportn W. 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