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PAGE TEN LES Toronto, May 11.--Flash Gil hooley came back home yeysterday as manager of the Jersey City Black Cats, and treated with scorn. the Leafs' reputation of being able 'to knock all opponents lopsided. The Leafs' record of taking four straight from Newark and seven out of eight games played with the Orioles did not mean a thing to Gil and his athletes as they early went to work on their task of hum- bling the league leaders. The Cats "took" the House of O'Hara in the first game of the series as neatly as you pleased by the score of 7 to 5, and Gilhooley, Lawry, Devine and Jimmy Walsh, all former To- ronto players, had their little say in the unexpected defeat of the local hired help, Milburn G, Shoffner, southpaw pitcher for the Gilhooley team was the man, however, who really stood between the Leafs and victory, Shoffner, not only pitched the style of ball that generally wins games but he wielded the bat with much gusto, Shofiner stole Alexander's thun- der in the seventh inning by shoot- ing the ball over the right-field bar- rier for a homer. And as Joe Man- ger happened to be on base at the time the wallop was delivered, it meant two runs, the margin that divided the teams at the finish, But that wasn't all that Mr, Shoffner did with the stick during the hazy afternoon, With Devine on the runway in the ninth the Cats' sorrell topped pitcher sliced the ball to right-field and "Jack" Rabbitt very kindly allowed it to bounce past him while the two grey clad men pounded around the cor- ners to the pay off station, Jess Doyle, in bumping into his second defeat of the season, did not pitch badly, though the Cats hit him hard enough if not always safely. He saw a three-run lead that the Cats had gained in the first wiped out in the second greatly through his own efforts with the bat when his double with three men on base drove them all home, He had the satisfaction of seeing his no-run pitching from the first inning to the seventh rewarded by his associates taking advantage in the sixth of two errors by Georgie Martin, Jersey City shortstop, and scoring once to give them the lead. Then came Manger's single in the seventh and Shoffner's homer to take the joy out of life. But just®as costly were the errors by Sheedy and Rabbitt in the ninth to help the Cats on their way,to another pair of runs. Col, Lindbergh is to be taught how to navigate, He seems to huve done, pretty well, however, without that knowledge.--Peterboro' Exam- ner, » Lawn Grass Seed One of our + Specialties Hogg & Lytle LIMITED | B4 Church St, Phone 203 Jersey City| "-- INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost P.C. Le i 2 31 ontrea IEE EEE REN = "en Rochester .......-11- 7 611 Bulfalo" <ivane sve 8 10 444 NEWARK. +++ «vtec Ta 11 .389 ore 12.400 Jet City ; L383 Ansa nsase dd 10 333 y's Scores Jersey City . 7 Toronto ......5 Reading .... 4 Buffalo . x Baltimore .. 9 Rochester .....4 Montreal ...11 Newark ......6 Games Today Jersey City at Toromto (3.30 p. casnsene 8 seem es 1 Reading at Buffalo. Baltimore at Rochester. Newark at Montreal. NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost P.C. New YOIk + +avss 18 7 650 Cincinnati ,,,.4...15 11 577 St.Louis Ji. eeve0.14 11 560 Chicago ..v eevee. 14 12 [538 Pittsburg .veeeee..13 11 522 Brooklyn , eevee .11 11 .500 Boston ... vai ive' 10 81 Philadelphia ...... 5 16 .238 Thursday's Scores New York ...5 Pittsburg ..... Cincinnati .. St. Louis ....5 Philadelphia Brooklyn-Chicago--Rain Games Today Philadelphia at St. Louis. Brooklyn at Chicago. Boston at Cincinnati. New York at Pittsburg. 4 6 4 AMERICAN LEAGUE / Won Lost New York 5 Philadelphia Cleveland St. Louis Detroit Washington Chicago Boston § Thursday's Scores New York ., 4 Cleveland . Chicago .... 9 Boston ,.. Detroit 6 Washington (10 in.) Philadelphia 11 St. Louis . Games Today st. Ibuis at Philadelphia. Chicago at Boston, Detroit at Washington, Cleveland at New York. RR EEEE ves 14 veveesal2 AMERICAN ASDOCIATION Won Lost P.C, 667 654 St. Paul Kansas City ,,,.,.1¢ Minneapolis Milwaukee Indianapolis ,,. Louisyille .,.,v 0... Toledo ,.,s+s1144.10 Columbus .,.. 9 Thuvsday's Scores Minneapolis 4 Columbus ,,.,. Milwaukee ,, 1 Louisville .,,.0 Indianapolis 4 Kansas City ,,1 Toledo ,,.,.13 St. Paul ,.,,,.7 Games Today Indianapolis at Kansas City, Minneapolis at St. Paul. Only two games scheduled, O'FARRELL GOES TO GIANTS St. Louis, Mo., May 10.--Catcher Bob O'Farrell of the St, Louis Car- dinals has been traded to the New York Giants for George W. Har- per, 36-year-old outfielder, it was announced here late today by Sam Breadon, President of the Car- dinals. , O'Farrell was manager of the Cards last year, succeeding Rogers Hornsby, The trade came out of a clear sky and quite equals in its suddenness the two outstanding exchanges of the last year and a half, the first of which saw Hornsby traded to the Giants two months and a half after he had managed the .Cardinals to their World Series conquest of 1926, and the second of which A ------ found Hornsby traded to Boston. -- RE --_, s = Ln tario. class condition; Apply-- National Trust Real Estate Department or to Mr, Albert W. Country Estate For Sale at Whitby Splendid high location with exceptionally fine view over the town and surrounding country, and out over Lake On- About twenty acred, including eight acres of woods, or- chard and market garden, ete. Fine brick residence in first fifteen rooms with hot water heating; beautifully kept gardens, lawns and shrub- bery, with fine stately old trees; on paved highway. Price $20,000.00 PIPED. modern plumbing and Limited East, Toronto 2 Jackson, Whitby, Ont. EE -------------------------------------- .| game of the Boston series 9 to A RUTH CRASHES 7TH HOMER WITH TWO ON New York, May 10.--"Babe" Ruth's seventh home run of the season, with two on base, in the sixth inning enabled the Yankees to defeat the Cleveland Indians 4 to 2 here today to evem the series in one game eath. Willis Hudlin had given the Yankees only two hits up to the sixth, when Combs and Koenig opened with singles. Ruth then found the range of the left-field . grandstand, giving the Yankees the runs which eveutually won the game. Hudlin gave way to a pinch bats- man in the seventh. and Bayne pitched the last two innings. He yielded a run in the eighth on singles by Dugan, Grabowski and Pipgras. Pipgras kept the Cleveland hits scattered save in the third, when a walk, Hudlin's double, Jamibson's outfield sacrifice and Lind's single accounted for two runs. v Tigers Win in Tenth Washington, at home today, came from behind to tie the score in the fifth inning, only to lose to Detroit in the tenth, 6 to 5, when Gehringer tripled and Fothergill doubled. Brown, recruit from the South- ern Association, started for the Sen- ators, but was removed in the third after 'the Tigers had scored four runs. Whitehill, for Detroit, also left the box in the third after Ruel doubled with two men on base. Fothergill got three hits, scored one run and drove in thice others. Chicago ousted Boston from seventh place by taking the second Six errors and loose pitching by MacFayden and Bradley accounted for most bof Chicago's runs. Bill Re- gan, Red Sox second baseman, made his first error of the season. Blankenship allowed Boston but six hits. Hammering Tony Blaeholder and his successors in the box for 19 hits ,the Athletics won their sec- ond straight game from St. Loyis at Philadelphia and their fifth victory in a row by a score of 11 to 1, Joe Hauser hit. his sixth home run of the year with two on base in the third and "Bing' Miller also hit for the circuit with two on in the fifth, Ty Cobb and Tris Speak- er each had a pair of singles and a double in the sluzging bec. Mickey Cochrane hit four singles in a row before flying out in the eighth inning, HARRISON TAMES BISONS Buffalo, May 10.--A corking pitching exhibition by' Harrison, right hander of the Reading Keys, cost the Buffalo Bisons their open- ing game of the series with the trailers here this afternoon. The score was 4 to 1. Harrison blanked the Bisons after the first inning and allowed only three safeties, two of them by Bobby Barrett, The Keys got to Leo Mangum for three runs in the eighth '0 bredk a deadlock which existed from the first round. RH. E 1000000304 11 0 100000000 1 38 Mangum Reading Buffalo Harrison and Leggett; and Cochrane. MONTREAL 11, NEWARK 6 Montreal, 7 10.--The inability of five Newark pitchers to find the plate cost the Bears the opening game of the series here to the Royals by 11 to 6. Newark outhit the locals 14 to 8, but Falk, who went the route for the Royals, was steady in the pinches and chalked up his second straight win, SUMMER SERVICE ACROSS LAKE ONTARIO VIA ONTARIO CAR FERRY COMMENCES MAY 26TH The scheduled summer service of the Ontario Car Ferry steamers across Lake Ontario, between Co- bourg, Ont., and Genesee Doel (City of Rochester) N.Y., will com- mence Saturday, May 26th, steamer leaving Cobourg 3.15 p.m., Eastern Standard Time, every Sunday, Monday, Thursday and Saturday, from May 26th to June 28th, in- clusive and daily commencing June 30th, The steamer will arrive Gen- esee Dock 8.00 p.m. and connect- ing train via B. R. & P. Ry. will arrive Rochester Northbound the steamer will leave Genesee Dock 8.35 a.m. (connecting train leaving Rochester 8.00 a.m.) and arrive Cobourg 1.35 p.m., same days and dates as indicated above. Canadian National train services to and from Cobourg make excel- lent conpection with these steam- ers, providing convenient service to and from Rochester and Central New York State points. Full in- formation may be secured from your 'nearest Canadian National Agent. City 8.30 p.m. | THE USHAWA DAILY I"MES, FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1928 --_------ hold their first uniform practice at City's honor this coming season in tion. the Chevs will play in Belleville on town teams. develop. Hurst, Ramage, Coll, I. Dougall, McKean. seriously ill. His absence from the that he will soon be well enough to line. SPOR1 SNAPSHO1S L) will be the first opportunity afforded Oshawa fams to r boys over and see just king of aggregation which wll the Motor at a later date. The Chevs will also arrange fixtures . nk t will at This look tario Amateur Lacrosse Associa~ * Chevroet ladies softball team has 'been invited to 'play home and and home games with Belleville ladies team, If the series is May 26 with the return game a ar out of General Motors Soccer team will have as their guests in a National League fixture on Saturday afternoon, Corinthians, of Toronto. teams are among the strongest in the league and a great battle should Motors team will be the same as the one which heat London _ CN.R's last Saturday. The players are. T. Smith, Conners, M. Sunth, Both E. Dougall, Sathrang, and Reserves, Torrance, Vasey and McGrash. Players will meet at the G.M.C. lunch room at 215. G.M. eleven is making a bid for the National flag this wear and need the support of the fans, Harry Boyd, star inside leit player of the General Motors eleven is team is regretted but it is expected take his place again on the forward FATHER, DAUGHTER OPPOSING LAWYERS Cardiff, Wales, May 10.--Father and daughter were rival counsel in a Qardiff County Court case recent- ly. The plaintiff in the case was represented by Miss May Williams, and the defendant by her father, Gordon Williams. For over an hour they were en- gaged in argument on the Rents Act, and when referring to each other both father and daughter used the formal legal phrase, 'My Learned Friend." The father won, but Judge IL. C. Thomas compli- mented the daughter on the able manner in which she had present. ed her case, "I amr delighted," Gordon Wil- liams said afterwards to a report er, "It was my daughter's first County Court case, and she lost only hecause the law was against her." Miss Williams 18 22 years of age, and was called to the Bar recently after only a year's study. She is the youngest barrister in Wales. ASSBMES PUBLIC ROLE AT AGE OF 13 London, May 10.--Members of the Royal Family assume their pub- lic dutics early in life, but little Lord Macduff, Prince and Princess Arthur of Connaught's young son, has surely established a record. At the ace of 13 he is president of the Children's Association of the West London Hospital. This hos- pital has a particularly attractive children's ward, and gifts for fits support were received recently at {if hospital hy Mrs. Baldwin, wife of Premier Stanley Baldwin. Motor City Service Ltd. 26 Athol Street West Phone 428 Master Six Buick Sedan ....: $1275 Standard Six Buick Sedan Standard Six Buick Sedan Oldsmobile Coach .. Pontiac Coach Ford Tudor .. Chevrolet Touring .... 278 The above Cas have been thoroughly recondi- tioned, repainted and have good tires. A dem- onstration will convince you of the value offered here. Motor City Service Ltd. 26 Athol Street West Dealers in Cadillac, La- Salle and Oldsmobile Cars 925 900 750 650 250 JURY DISCHARGED IN KNAPP CASE New Trial Ordered for Former N.Y. Secretary of State Albany, N.Y,, May 10. -- The jury in the case of Mrs, Florence E. S. Knapp charged with grand larceny of state census funds while Secretary of State, reported a dis- agreement at midnight "uesday night, and was discharged. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Callaghan fixed May 21 as the date for a new trial of Mrs, Knapp on the same charge, The charge alleged misuse of 1925 state census pay cheques for $2,875.06 drawn to the order of C. B. Knapp, conceded to be Mrs. Knapp's stepdaughter, Clara Blanche Knapp, - CHARGES ANSWERED IN NIAGARA SYNOD Hamilton, May 9.--Rev. T. H. Ib- bott, who is in charge of a mission on the new Welland Canal, stated in an address to the Synod of the Diocese of Niagara this afternoon, that 100 men had Leen killed and 1,- 000 injured on the large work since construction began, Canon Gould of Toronto, General Secretary of the M.S.C.C., appearcd and dealt seriatim with the charges made yesterday against the admin- istration of the fund, Regarding the charge that the mdintenance of An- glican missionaries in China was much in excess of that of other de- nominations, Canon Gould submitted figures to disprove the allegation. He justified the cost, such as it was, on the ground that it was the aim of the M.S.CC. to found a branch of the Church of England in China. "We believer our policy has justi- fied itself in the light of recent dis- turbances in China," he continued. "Our Church there has been able to carry on with regular Synod and ex- ecutive meeting throughout the un- settled period. We want to get, and we are getting, the Gospel into the hearts of the Chinese, and we are doing it at the least possible ex- pense." ' BRITISH FARM BILL GETS SECOND READING London, May 9.--The House of Commons tonight passed on its second reading by a vote of 223 to 106 the Government's Agricultur- al Credits Bill, s According to the Minister of Agriculture, Walter Guinness, who explained fits, provisions, the bill proposes to provide farmers with long-term credits under partial Government guarantee, by the in- stitution of an agricultural mort- gage corporation whick would work in co-operation with the, greater English banks, led by the Bank of England. JUDGMENT FOR $2000 GIVEN IN SWEEZEY LIBEL ACTION Montreal, May 9.--Judgment for $20,000 damages with costs and in- terest was awarded by Mr, Justice Duclos today in the libel action tak- en by R. O. Swegzey against the Transportation and ver Corjora- tion, J. A. E. Dion, counsel, and T. M. Robillard, bailiff, in respect of an allegation made by: defendants in an action they took against him, to the effect that he had acted with intent to defraud, libel which had furthe been spread by circulation of the writ for the action and the declara- tion which accompanied the writ. The defendants have announced their intention of appealing. FRANK GENARO BANKRUPT New York, May 9.--Frank tsu- aro, flyweight boxer, who holds the National Boxing Association fly. weight championship, today filed a voluntary petition in bankruptey) in the United States District Court. He listed liabilities $13,991.27 ana assets worth $300. Genaro's indebtedness, the rec- ord showed, covered a wide field and ranged from debts to a thea- trical producer and innkeeper to alimony of over $1,000. CANTRELL WHOLE WORKS Rochester, May 10.--Rochester lost to Baltimore by 9 to 4 here today in the opener of the series. Guy Cantrell allowed but five hits. Three double plays helped reduce the Red Wing chances to score. Cantrell drove rome five runs and scored one himself. R. H E. Baltimore ...031310100--9 12 # Rochester ....002020000--% 5 1 Cantrell and Dixon; Grabowski, Paulson and Morrow. __ HICKMAN GETS 20 MORE DAYS LIFE Court Will Delay Ruling on Constitutionality of Statute Sacramento, Calif, May 10.-- Willlam Edward Hickman, convict- ed slayer of 12-year-old Marion Parker, won at least 20 more days of life waen the State Supreme Court decided on further delay before ruling on the ocnstitutional- ity of the statute under which he was sentenced to hang. The Court gave Major Walter K. Tuller, Los Angeles attorney and chairman of the California Crime Commission which drafted the law, 10 days in which to file a brief in support of its constitu- tionality. Major Tuller will "friend of the court." Hickman's attorneys were grant- ed 10 days more in which to file an answer to Tuller's opinions. Final decision was not expected for at least a month, ITALY ANNOUNCES NAVAL PROGRAM Will Build Two Cruisers, Four Destroyers And Four Subs Rome. May 10.--A new Italian naval-building program was an- nounced by Under Secretary Si- rianni in the Senate Tuesday. Siranni said the new program compelments preceding ones and provides for the construction of two 10,000-ton cruisers, four de- stroyers, and four submarines, for which contracts will be let this month, Two other submarines of a smaller type will be ordered later, Sirianni said. He added that while the prob- lem of replacing obsolete submar- ines is being studied, the con- struction of naval scouting and torpedoing airplane squadrons provided in the naval program is nearing completion, While reorganization of the navy after the war had been a dif- ficult task, Siriann!l said the past five years have shown tangible re- sults and will be still greater in the near future, BIG FAMILY INSURES HAPPY MARRIED LIFE London, May 10.--With six sons and three daughters helping him and his wife celebrate their golden wedding recently, Col, Sir Arthur Holbrook, M.P., declared himself a staunch believer in large famil- ies as an insurance for happy mar- ried life. Sir Arthur is proprmetor of the Portsmouth Times series of weekly newspapers, founder of the Southern Daily Mail and a fellow of the Institute of Journalists, One married daughter of Sir Arthur and Mrs, Holbrook is in the United States and could not attend the wedding celebration, Speaking to a reporter Sir Ar- thur said: "In these days people are against large families. They don't realize the pleasure which a man in his older days derives from a large family--if they have been brought up properly. It is a tre- mendous recompense to find they are doing well in the world." Sir Arthur is Conservative, mem- act as a sl ber for the Basingstoke Division of Hampshire, for which he was first, elected in 1920. Among his six sons with him was Lieutenant-Com- mander Norman Douglas Holbrook, who won the V.C. in the Darda- nelles, He was in command of sub- marine B 11, and dived under five rows of mines and torpedoed a Turkish battleship. Three other sons are: Lieut.-Col. Arthur Hol- brook, D.S.0., Brevet Lieut.-Col, Claude Holbrook, C.B.E., and Cap- tain Leonard Stanley Holbrook, M. V.0. BIG CAR MENACE GROWING SERIOUS London, May 10.--*"The charge that he drivers of big cars are de- veloping the habit of crowding small cars into the ditches appears to be so well substantiated that some action will have to he taken with regard to it," says the Daily News and Westminster Gazette in an editorial dealing with the sub- ject of "Manners on the Roads." The paper says: "The habit is not only unpleas- ant: it is distinctly dangerous; and as the number of small cars is con- stantly increasing it will be wiser to deal with the trouble before it bas developed into some unhappy accidents. The proper authorities to take action are those of the Automobile Association. The Asso- ciation claims to eontrol dangerous driving through their patrols; but the existence of the evil suggests that a more vigorous policy is need- ed. If the patrols reported some of the incidents and the Association took action upon them the trou- ble would probably pass." PETTY FINED AND SUSPENDED Chicago. May 10.--Jess Petty, $10,000 pitcher with Brooklyn. was fined $260 and suspended indefin- itely and ordered home by Mana- ger Robinson of the Dodgers to- rules. Petty to date has participated in five games, winning one and losing four, 3 harlie Chaplin In His New Colossal Comedy "THE CIRCUS" SPECIAL SHOW 'SATURDAY MORNING MAY 12th AT 10 O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING -- Oshawa Children can soe this show for 10 ceists. Doors Open at 9.30. : This theatre will not hold all the children who want to see this great comedy, so we are putting on this extra show at 10 a.m. so that no child will be disappointed, : ING [aime + F.. 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