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i AAR I 5 Wel ATi i a A i Trinity "PAGE SIX rt i ---- A ------------ THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1928 NS 5.0 IN JUNIOR LACROSSE CONTES GMC. DEFEAT NORTH TORONTO hawa Junior Lacrosse Team Wins in 1oronto me of Sea North Toronto 50 in O.AL.A. League Contest Toronto, July 9.--Oshawa Juni- ors won their second game of the season here tonight when they de- feated the fast North Toromto twelve 5-0 in an O. A, L. A. League ure. J he visiting green-shirts were masters of the situation all through the plece, their clever stickhandl. tng and brilliant teamwork keep ing a large crowd interested at ev- stage of the game. a Bovin, Hubbell, Kidd and "Smoke" Fox registered the goals everyone of which was the result of combined attacks. Although the footing was rather precarious, the forwards managed to work in on the Toronto net with little difi- culty. The defensive duo of Schep- ley and L. Luke gave Cardinal such good protection that the Oshawa net-minder had very little to do the evening. Bit Hie on now have one defeat, a draw and two victories opposite their name and are conceded an excellent chance to win the junior honors. With four players of se- nior experience on their line-up, more than any other team in the loop, the Motor City representa- tives should be able to cope with all the opposition in the series, Oshawa--Goal, Cardinal; point, Schepley; cover point, L. Luke; defense, Cowley, Rixen and Lyons; centre, Fox; home, Hubbell, Whit ten and Black; outside home, Kid; inside home, Bovin; spares: ke and Gummow, I Toronto--Goal, = Rickett, point, Davis; cover point, Scott; defense, Harshaw, MeFhee a ears; centre, Morson; home, » I Forsythe and Campbell; out. side home, House; inside home, n. Maoh colarry McDonald, Tor- onto. TIGERS LOSE WITH RARE ABANDON Hoston, July 9. -- The Red Sox took both ends of a double-header from the Detroit Tigers here to" day, 4 to 0 and 8 to 2, thereby earning an even break in the ser- les. . The first game was a pitching duel between Earl Whitehll and Jack Russell. Whitehill allowed only four hits but received pooy support. . A Morris turned in his twelfth victor yagainst four defeats in the second game. Carroll opposed him and although he was hit freely, he also was given ragged backing by his mates. : Pirst game-- "RHP. Detroit ,. ,.000 000 000--0 F 8 Boston , ,.020 010 01x--¢ 4 4 Batteries, Whitehill and Wood- all, Hargrave; Russell and Berry, Second game-- RHE, Detroit ,, ,000 011 000--2 6 8 Boston .+200 040 20x--8 130 Batteries -- Carroll and Shea; Morris. JUVENLE LEAGUB STANDING Won Lost P.C. rr 1 ,800 2 .600 B00 800 400 000 Maple Leafs Eagles ,, U.A.0, Cards, , se br tes 00 er srr pre re sp Beavers ,, ,, A small round pan is best to use when frying pancakes; they are then a better size and shape. Due to an Unfore- seen Change in Booking Arrange- ment, "THE HAWK'S NEST" will be replaced tonight and to- TORONTO & DISTRICT CRICKET STANDING Section "B" WW. L DA. Oshawa .. FP Bluadvity Bell Tel. 2nd XI... St. George's (Osha- Walaa +14 94 Parkdale .. .. .« St. Edmonds 2nd XI, 'Browns Divide With Yankees Howley's Men Split Double Bill ~Tigers Drop Two New York, July 9. -- The Yan- kees and the St. Louis Browns di- vided their six-game series here when each team won one game of a double-header today. The Yanks took the first by 4to 0 and St. Louis batted out a victory, in the second by a 12 to 6 score. Herb, Pennock shut out the Browns with six scattered singles in the first encounter with enly 30 men facing him, : In the second the Browns broke loose and battered four Yankee pitchers for 20 hits, and while Ogden also was hit hard, he was saved b ythe long lead his teammates gave him, ' Lou Gehrig was put out of the second game by Umpire Barry for disputing a decision, Meusel hit a homer in the first game and Paschal got another in the see- ond, ae 'ae asa an CRICKET NOTES St, Georges Cricket Club scored their second win last Saturday, at the expense of St. Edmunds, of Toronto, winning by the big margin of nine wickets, St. Edmunds bat- ted first, and were very soon all dismissed for 26 runs, Merrick and, Hodgkinson shared the howling, the former taking § for 9 and the latter 6 for 16, St. Georges knocked off the nec- essary runs two In within four overs, F, Larmouth was caught out after scoring 5, but B, Otway and W. Jackson soon took the score along to win the game. When the fame was called Boh Otway was still undefeated ' with 49 to his credit, . Congratulations must be extended to Bill Adams, the church boys stumper. He never let a single bye go past him, Lets hope he keeps doing the same thing in future matches. Juvenile Jabs The Beavers escaped another lacing at the hands of the Eagles last night at Cowan Park when with the score 9-0 against them the "Umps" called the game.-- Guess he got wet, eh! Campbell of the Eagles was pitching airtight ball when the game was ad, pl ug the opposition no and no runs.--Tough luck, George. Walker of Beavers played last night with a broken toe--and oaly missed one at that. A League meeting will be held" tomorrow night when the League will decide whether or not they will hold a benefit game for Marw jorle Clark and Joe Sharpe who were injured by a thrown-bat in the Leafs-Cardinals game, Two or three players are liable to find themselves barred after tnight's meeting. You can't hit the "ump" and get away with it in his league? The Eagles lost a chance to have second place all to thems selves last night when the game was called on account of a sund shower, With the schedule half aver the teams in the finals will most like- ly be Maple Leafs first, Bagles and Cardinals second, with U.A.0. having a slim chance to knock over either the Cards or Hagles. Montreal Royals Win From Cats Montreal, July 9.--A 6-2 victory over the Jersey City Black Cats gave the Montreal Royals a 3-2 Bob Shawkey pitched masterful ball for the locals and but for an error by Fewster in the eighth after two were out would have chalked up a shut-out victory, In no inning apart from the sev- enth did Shawkey allow a man to get past second base, Three double plays by the Roy- als nipped of threatening rallies by the Cats during the game. ------------ SCHOONER RACING TO SPAIN REPORTED AS HAVING SUNK New York, July 9.--The New York Times will say tomorrow that wireless messages have been. receiv. ed stating the schooner yacht Rofa, smallest of the four hoats which left New York June 30, on the race to Santander, Spain, has sunk, and members of the crew have been res- cued by an oil tank steamer. SPOR1 SNAPSHO1S Fred Waghorne, senior, publicity man for the Ontario. Amateur La- crosse Association will be here tomorrow evening at seven o'clock in Alex- andra Park for the purpose of organizing the local youngsters into lacrosse teams and leagues. Mr. Waghorne has had great success with his missionary work, forming many leagues in various parts of Ontario and every boy in Oshawa with an ambition to be a Lacrosse player will be at the park tomorrow, Several former lacrosse stars of Oshawa and other centres will be there to help Mr. Waghorne along. Altogether it looks like a large evening. The youthful layers will be able to purchase sticks for a dollar apd 2 half and the officials have other ideas whereby all the necessary equip- ment will be furnished by the E ! to their ages. sharcholders in Canada's National game. From eleven to seventeen is the ideal age for the youngsters to learn ame but every youth in Oshawa will be there and grouped according G.M.C. Juniors helped their standing in the O.A.L.A, race by taking the long end in a game with North To were much impressed with the rontos last might. Queen city fans style of the Oshawa players. "Teddy" Reeve, Bob Stephenson and Kelley DeGray will be on the all-star line-up against Westminster Salmonbellies in Toronto next Monday night. Stephenson will be familiar with the play of the Westerners, having yed against them in the Red Spencer and "Toots" and will be there to see them the stars from the six senior teams, with three, If "Teddy" Reeve's poison-ivy continues to hang around, the point will be at the game via radio, Ted says he clovers before the St. Simon's game. See what an industrious fellow Schafer is! tistics during the heat wave. Gord Youn Yast yess with St. Andrew's Juniors is hitting at 2 fair y out a in the Central five trips Saturday. Kellar, , Mann Cup finals last eston machine lost out in the Dominion finals, Oshawa providing the wa's smart first-baseman had a year, when the strong White also played against the Friday team perform once more, Messrs. Querrie, Smith and company had a difficult job in picking out most regulars big cover got it bunting four-leaf Compiling all those sty- clip run ,amongst his three hits in fect day in four times at bat. "Nipper" Jones, last year with Motors' Juniors yed his first full senior game gino against the "Petes" and cracked a brace s. "Jonesy" had an casy day in the field, mot having a chance the game. From mow om Hank Morison f is a pitcher. against Peterboro was a masterful performance, Hank's twirling effort edge in the 'series concluded her this afternoon, , BASEBALL RECORDS INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost P.C. Toronto --... qo. 46 568 Rochester ..... 43 - B53 Montreal ....... 42 532 Baltimore ....., 45 529 Reading ..... 39 Newark ...... 41 Buffalo ...... 35 Jersey City ..., 31 MONDAY'S SCORES Montreal -., 6 Jersey City ..... 2 Rochester ,, 13 Reading ...ewe. bo Baltimore .. 6 Buffalo ......., 8 Other clubs not scheduled. GAMES TODAY xJersey City at Toronto (3.30 p.m.) Newark at Montreal, Baltimore at Rochester, Reading at Buffalo, x--Two games Wednesday. NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost St, Louis 50 29 New York -.... 42 30 Cincinnati ...,, 46 34 Chicago ..--w.. 44 Brooklyn -..... Pittsburg MONDAY'S SCORES Pittsburg -... § New York Brooklyn -.,, 6 Chicago ....-- Cincinnati ...., 6 Philadelphia ._ 4 St. Louis --_.... 8 Bostan GAMES TODAY New York at St, Louis. Boston at Chicago. Philadelphia at Pittsburg. Brooklyn at Cincinnati, AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost New York .... Philadelphia .. St. Louis on Cleveland Chicago mu Washington .. Boston _..444 Detroit eee M Boston ... Chicago --.. GAMES TODAY St. Louis at Boston. Cleveland at Washington. Detroit at New York, on Indianapolis ... 49 St. Paul «coe 46 Kansas City 45 Toledo wer wy 4B Milwaukee ..., 45 Minneapolis ... 43 uisville -.... 86 Columbus ...... 29 MONDAY'S SCORES St. Paul .. Toledo cory \ When making pancakes ed. stand, P.O. CARDINALS WIN St. Louis, July 9.--The Cardin- als increased their lead over the 90 | Giants to four and a half games, ONDA New York .. 4-6 St. Louf s... v-13 ~ 4-8 Detroit _.... 0-2 Philadelphia 14 Cleveland ..... 4 3 Washington ,, 1 Chicago at Philadelphia, AMERICAN _ASSOCIATIO 59 541 Sade 536 529 500 A117 349 - 14 Columbus ..... 8 8 Minneapolis ,, § Indianapolis 11 Milwaukee .. Louisville .. 2 Kansas City ... 0 make sure that the mixture is well blend- Pancakes.should be served as soon as cooked, and should never as the latter were losing, by de- feating Boston here today, 8 to 5, and clinching their third victory of the four-game series. Outhit, 12 to 9 ,the league lead- ers scored five rums on the two homers, Bottomloy's nineteenth of the season, which brought in two besides himself, and Harper's with one on base. Sisler, erstwhile manager of the Browns, hit for the elrcuit with one on and added two hits. MONROE DOCTRINE MERE SOUVENIR Paris, July 72--"The Monroe Doc- trine now is a mere souvenir of the days when South America needed protection from the Holy Alliance," Argentinian Ambassador de Toledo said at a dinner in his honor by the Revue Amerique Latine. Criticising the United States Latin American policy, the ambassador said: "Senator Fess of Ohio, at the Re- publican national convention, said that every nation had the right to assure 'its own protection and inde- pendence, and could demand recogni- tion of its rights by other nations. "Thus, after long experience, Ar- gentina can declare that the Monroe Doctrine, which was useful to protect us against possible attacks in the days of the Holy Alliance, now is but a memory of aid brought by a friendly nation during the troubled days of the young American democracies." Dominion Lacrosse Champions Play in 1oronto Next Mone All Star Team from O. A. L. A. Including Three G. M. C. Stars Will Play Ex- hibition Game With the Olympic Representatives Three 'Oshawa players have been selected on the all-star Lacrosse team which will meet the Westminster Salmonbellies, champions of Canada and Canadian reptesentatives at the Olympic exhibition games. "Teddy" Reeve, Kelley Degray and Bob Stephenson are the Oshawa playets who will perform in the game avith the Western team at Ulster Stadium in Toronto next Monday evening. The task of choosing the team was left in the hands of Messrs Quer- rie, Murphy and Smith, but in order that there be no hard feeling in the sclections, two men from each club were first picked, then for the sub- stitute roles an additional name was chosen. The management of the Western club at first were inclined to ask last year's team, which was defeated out West for the Mann Trophy, be asked to play, but as the major portion of the team is scat- tered for the present season and to date the Weston Club has had no great measure of success, it was fin- ally decided that the all-star cast would suit the requirements of the occasion. The boys will line up about as follows :-- Goal--Wilson (Weston) and Large (Brampton), Point--Thom (St. Simon's). Cover-point--Coulter $eston), First defence--"Dewey" Davis (Te rontos). Second defence -- "Ted" (Oshawa), Third ~ defence--"Ty" Silk (S Catharines). Centre--"Kelley" DeGray (Os! awa). Third home -- "Duke" McCur (Torontos). Second home--O'Brien (St. Cat arines). Fiat home--Geo. Sproule (Bramp ton). Outside home -- Bob Steprenso (Oshawa). Inside home--"Max" McGrego (St. Simcoe's). Substitutes -- Powell (Torontos Golden (Weston), Bill Davis (§ Simon's and Beatty {Prampton), Charlie Querrie will likely be ft! Eastern official, with the other ma to be named by the Western club. BALTIMORE. DEFEAT BUFFALO BISON! Buffalo, July 9, -- With John ston hurling in fine form, th Baltimore Orioles had no troubl thrashing the Bisons here toda 6 to 3, squaring the series two all The game was featured by hom run drives, Lamotte and Browe clinching laurels for the Bird when eagh slammed 8 eireuit blo with a man on. Brower's home was his nineteenth of the year. Fisher also hit a homer with man on, Reev ------------