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PAGE EIGHT LEVILLENATIONALS TA THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1928 - . LEA DINCLOSE CENTRAL LEAGUE RACE | S---- Nationals Supplants Oshawa in Central League Race Mingaton Ako Wins Belleville, July 11--Belleville as- sumed the leadership of the C.O.B.L. race today when they took both ends of a double-header irom the Deloro Smelter, The scores were 2-0 jn the first game and 5-4 in the second, a first game was he b est to be ayed in te league this year. ' The wilde fixture was decided in the second frame when the locals landed into Ralph, a left-hander, for four runs after getting a lone tally in the hillock ig held the opposition safely, First game-- RHE, Belleville , 00 Deloro ,.. 00 Gibson and Collins, Beliotie 9000000059 4 elleville , ..» 10030000 Utronki and W, Mills; Woods . : : Umpires--Colling, Beleville, at the plate; Kay, Peterboro' bases. EASY FOR PONIES Kingston, July 11--Kingston re- mained in the fight for second place in the C.O.B.L, when they defeated Peterboro at the Fair Grounds to- night by the score of 10 to 3 in one of the best games of the season. The game was featured by the spectacular work in the field and on the bases by Harold Buck, left fielder of the locals, Buck twice scored from second on infield outs, while in the field his work was outstanding. He raced half way across the outfield to snare Johnston's liner with his bare hand, and a little later pulled a sensational catch of Macdonald's fly, Fournier, who won from the Petes a week ago, went back tonight and pitched even better ball. He allowed only widely scattered hits, while his general work on the mound was im- proved, Macdonald, in his second senior start, was hit hard throughout Cherry leading with three singles and a double, It was Buck's sensational work on the sacks, however, that brought victory to the locals, Kingston goes to Peterboro on Saturday. A victory there will put them in a position for the play-offs, Score i-- Peterboro ABRHPOA Turner, cf, , YT. Hall, I, serererres ASH ID: cirevrey rr re Harrison, 2 ,.0.0000s ' Swanston, c. Heckman, rf , Macdonald, p. ,, Holyman, ss. , Johnston, 3 ..... ith 00000 00000 W. Mills; Leal an Ralph, serene WWE pny Totals Buck, If, G, Arniell, If Britton, ss. ,., Cherry, cf, ... Ada, rf Tetro, €. +1¢110922r Elliott, 2b ,.s00ss0ss Stone, 1b. ,..0r0000s ' Fournier, P. sss 000s : Coo NmcuNTn | Smo mOD CONPNASWLILO | Om mmmmO=-- Bet mnncw=SR]| ~ocortmT-n ---- SEDO ONT R | nm C LOD Totals 27 Peterboro ,, 01110 0-- Kingston 40110301 x10 Summary : -- Errors -- Macdonald, Stone. Three-base hits--J. Arniell, Britton, Elliott, Two-base hits--Har- rison, J. Arniell, Cherry, Stolen bases ~Buck (3), Britton, Ada, Elliott, Heckman, Holyman (2). Sacrifices-- Buck, Britton, Tetro, Struck out-- By Fournier, 6; by Macdonald, 3. Base on balls--Off Fournier, 4, Hit by pitcher--By Fournier (Harrison, acdonald) ; by Macdonald (Tetro, Stone), Wild pitches -- Fournier, Macdopald. Left on bases--Peter- o, 9; Kingston, 7. Umpires--Sul- vi of ingston; Primeau, of eterborp, >@ v= rd a LN & OSHAWA-MAITLANDS ~ GAME POSTPONED Toronto, Omtario, July 11, -=As the city to enter. tain the New Westminster la- Ulster United Win Ontario Title Conquerors of G, M, C Have Easy Time Against Cockshutts to Advance Another Step Toronto, July 12--At Ulster Sta- dium the second game of the home- and-home Ontario final series of the Connaught Cup competition was played last night between Ulster nited and Brantford Cockshutts, The first game ended in a draw of 2 goals each, A ged crowd was present and saw Ulster win by § goals to 0. They will now meet the CN.R, team, Quebec winners, at Montreal on Saturday. Brantford attacked from the start and Lyall | tested Fraser twice in quick succession, Fell was the next to try Fraser, but the goalkeeper saved, Ulster went to the other end and Grant, taking the ball to the goal-line, centred for Galloway to head into the net for the first goal, From the centre Brantford attack- ed and Eadie conceded a corner, which was cleared. Ulster went to the other end, and Graham tipping the ball past Nichol, went forward and sent into the net out of the reach of the goalkeeper for the sec- ond goal, The Blues again attacked from the centre and the ball was sent into the Ulster goal several times, but there was always some one in the way to save, From a free Grant sent across the Brantford goal and Moir meeting the ball sent into the far side of the net, giving the goalkeeper no chance. 'Hagen was given the ball and run- ning close in passed to Galloway, who put the ball over the har, Half time arrived with Ulster leading by 3 goals to 0. In the second half Ulster attacked and Hagen sent the hall to Graham, who drove hard at Moore, but the goalkeeper saved, The Blues attack- ed and Rankin handled just outside the penalty area but Fell shot over the. bar, A splendid combined movement hy the Ulster went from McNeil to Hagen to Galloway and then to Gra- ham, who heat Moore with a light- ning-like shot. rantford were badly outclassed and from a freekick taken by Grant Graham headed into the net for the fifth goal, For the rest of the game the at- tack was confined to the Brantford end and only for a brief period could they get to the Ulster end of the ground, the game ending with Ul- ster attacking, Ulster team--Fraser, Eadie, Ran- kin, Grant, Williams, Clulow, MeNeil, Hagen, Graham, Galloway, Moir, Brantford team--Moore, Jackson, Nichol, Dickson, Baxter, George, Fraser; Aird, Fell Lyall, Smith. Referee--McCullough. Linesmen-- Robinson and Lamb. JUVENILE LEAGUE STANDING Ww. P.C. Maple Leafs ...... 4 .800 Cardinals 4 667 Eagles ~-:smesv- 3 , +600 1A: 8 .eurnnner 3 500 THOIY wn wimioe 3 400 0 000 "e Beavers .. Leats Divide With Jersey Cats Collins Has Narrow Squeak in First Game and Leafs Win 3-2 ==Jess Doyle Batted Out Pitching the Leafs to a 3-2 sue- cess over the Jersey City team in the first game of yesterday's dou- ble-header, Rip Collins clicked oft his tenth win of the season against two defeats, The Jerseys plastered Jess Doyle with a 4-1 setback in the second half of the bargain bill, and it might have been worse but for the veteran's supporting cast, Jess was hit hard and finally fore ed out in the seventh, The game was lost at that stage, anyway. Collins had a real tussle, first with Sonny Horne, and then with Cliff Jackson after Horne vacated owing to a strained ankle, And the Jerseys were close to prying the victory away from the Texan in the ninth, and probably would have but for a bit of fanay fielding by Bucky Burke, aided and abetted by Kip himself, who cever- ed first while Alexander floundered around wondering what it was all about. Winning Run on Base There were two Gilhooley Cats on base with the tieing and winning runs, and two out, when shrewd Otis Lawry pulled a sizzler past Al- exander, but Burke, speeding over, came up with the ball and threw to Collins for the final out, At that, the game was more or less a gift for the Leafs, notwith- standing Collins' fine work on the mound, They scored three times in the first inning a mean trick on Sonny Horne, who also pitched ex- ceptionally clever ball the six in- nings he was out there, Jess Doyle was pummelled for twelve hits in the seven-inning game, and the twelve included three triples anda pair of doubles, and every blow yielded by the vet- eran was an honest-to-goodness shot, Paul Easterling gave Jess bril. liant support with four dificult catches, three of them on Manger, who likely thinks the ex-Detroiter has it in for him, In the third Easterling jumped high in the air to spear Manger's screeching liner with one hand, and in the fourth with Lawry on the far corner, through a triple that hit the foul line flag pole on top of the right. field bench and bounded back into the park, Ease made another spark- ling eatch on the Jersey second baseman, But it did not have anything on Bucky Burke's leaping grab of a hot drive by Calleran with three men on hase in the third, A foot higher and the smash would have been good for two runs, or more, The Jerseys scored a run in the opening session on hits by Lawry and Walsh, and Joe Rabbitt's aim- less return to the infield, Higgins' three-bagger and Calleran's single gave Gilhooley's men a tally in the seventh, . Manger"s double, a triple by Walsh and 'another two-decker off Head's hat raised the Cats' count to four, Don Songer went in at this stage and Doyle went out, nothing new for him and Smith and Higgins were retired to close the side. Song- er knocked down a wicked bounder by Higgins. The Leafs made eight hits off Henderson, former Oriole. Bedore's triple and Easterling's one-baser ac- counted for their lone run of the game in the first inning. A.Y.M.C. Defeat 1extiles 14-5 Triple Tie for First Position in Intermediate Softball League A. Y. M. C. moved into a triple tie for first place in the Intermedi- ate Industrial League at Alexandra Park last night, when they defeat- ed Textiles 14-5, The game was fast throughout and attracted a large crowd, the hurling of Cornwall for the winners being the bright-spot of the piece, Creamer, 2nd baseman for Textiles, hit 8 home-run in the 7th after re- | same in addition to carrying placing Lisenby, Trottier, Anglican right-fielder, duplicating the effort in the 5th. Fittings, Moffat Motor Sales and A. Y. M. C. are all tied for the to rung and the race for the flag the closest in the history of the league. The standings will appear in tomorrow's edition. Drinkle, 2b; Cornwall, p; Gibbie, Cc. Textile--Brady, cf; Leveque, Creamer, 2b; Leveque, rf; Dobson, If; Bentley, ¢; Turner, 1b; Haley, ss; Morris, 3b; Lisenby, p. ATHLETIOS DIVIDE WITH SUX . Philadelphia, July 11.--The Ath- letics divided a double-header with the Chicago White Sox, winning the first game 10 to 3 and losing the second by 5 to 1. Al Simmons had 2 big day mc bat, hitting two home rums fim first game and one in the in addition to three singles. Simmons' homers in the nt game happened with one on base the sixth and two on in the eigh and he drove im six runs »= a sev- enth across the plate bimself. the pitching throne in the seventh,. SPOR1 SNAPSHO1S Oshawa yesterday, by regation, slipped from the throne 3 Soaition in the Central League race virtue of Belleville's double however didn't have a chance to kick out and tomorrow win over "Smelters." The Motors t's game with the Nationals here should see them back in the king position. Peterboro weren't so hot yesterday. Belleville will most likely use Vin Utronki, on the mound and the Irishman should give a good account of himself, having pitched the Nat- ionals to a 5-4 over Oshawa in a disastrous double-header in the Quinte town on the twentieth of June, Matthews appears the choice for the locals in view of his excellent effort against took the short end of an 8-7 score. alt Gerow's men on their last appearance here when they Matthews has a nice change of pace and with the exception of a let-up in the eighth inning of the last game held the Nationals in the hollow of his hand letting them down with four hits until he eased up and nearly lost the game. McCallum bringing he laid a perfect bunt down the fi tripled just previously, in the winning run in the ninth when rst base line to score Quinn who had This chap McCallum is a nice fielder and a timely hitter, winning the Morin elevent! game here against Kingston on the holiday with a home-run in the inning with the score tied 6-6, the count two and three and Dainty and Quinn on bases, The ex-Goodyear star can be depended upon in the pinches, If Oshawa win here tomorrow they will again top the opposition, The Nationals have played fifteen games while the Motors have only played eleven, On Saturday G.M.C. travel to Deloro to play a postponed game and then several other changes completely muss up the nice clean schedule, The game tomorrow evening commences at 545 and the fans are ex- pected out in force--via the entrance gate, The crack in this paper yesterday about the number of times Bramp- ton Seniors play Lacrosse in this city, is all wet. The Florists play Oshawa four times in all, an abbreviated schedule causing the confusion, The Maitlands-Oshawa junior game, booked for Alexandra Park this coming Monday has been postponed duc to the Westminster Salmonbellies- All-star Senior 0.A.L.A. team at Ulster Stadium in Toronto, The Cana- dian Olympic Lacrosse representatives are considered too great an opposi- tion attraction for the health of the gate receipts, Teddy Reeve, Bob Stephenson and Kelley Degray of the local gutted- stick squad, will be in action against the Dominion champions and a large crowd of followers will make the trip from Oshawa. Brampton will be here this Saturday and as they are tied with St. Simon's for first place in the Senior race, a game resembling the battle of last Saturday should result, about in that tussle, The Lacrosse enthusiasts had plenty to rave Some of the more ardent local supporters were itching to do battle with the referees. Fans from Orono, Whitby, Bowmanville and other districts were there in large numbers, Teddy Reeve and Kelly Degray were Bramptonites last season and received a nice welcome in the first game of the season at Brampton. Degray and Reeve are two of the most popular players to ever play for the | Florists, Sproule, who plays on the home for Brampton is the leading goal scorer of the league and the fans will see one of the brainiest players in the business in action, Large, the netminder, also keeps them out for Toronto Varsity on the U, 8. trips. It was arranged last night to hold the minor league organization meet- ing next Monday night but Tuesday is the new date owing to the Junior game postponement, A fan writes in asking the correct way to score a ball game. --It's much like making love, yoy use your own system, Juvenile Cards Defeat U.A.C. The Cardinals handed UAC. a fine trimming last night at Cowan Park when they hammered Merch's slants to win 20-7. : As a result the Cards are in sec- ond place with 4 wins and 2 defeats, while U.A.C. are now occupying fourth place with 3 wins and 3 losses. Merch's pitching was none too good, and on support was terrible. Magill pitched a fair game for the Cards and will improve, : Boneham was the Card's star, hit- ting a homer with three on and running into deep left to make a marvellous catch, The Cardinals were never headed after the third inning and from then on it was just a slaughter, A large crowd was on hand and although the game was ragged the fans seemed to enjoy it, Ce es wy. 3 ar pencer, If; koff, 2b; Crossmas, 3b; Boneham, : £; Tal Thomson, 1b; McKnight, Bowler, ef; Magill, p; W. UA.C--Hercia, cf; Ritzie, If; kochoffe, rf; Starr, 1b; Patterson, £3 Merch, p; Kory, 2b; Sewchuk, ss; Cpr rink, plate; Gower, bases. e by innings: ds ...0000, 20051200 10-20 ae t0120120 0 7 PRETTY SOFT! Aboard 5.8. Albertic, St. Lawrence River, July 11-- Canada's Olympic team lost 33 tH 5. Hi i i i ir 8g i! 1 Eefe 3 ' 2 8 h-] N 4 i ih Hl His he R Montreal "Take" Bears To Even the Series Montreal, Que, July 11--The Royals received the pitching they have been lacking the last week from Herb, Thormahlen this afternoon and easily defeated Newark, 7-3, to even the series at one victory each. Thormahlen, coming back after being knocked off the mount last Sunday in his initial start in a Royal uniform, chalked up his first victory for his new bosses today, allowing eight scattered hits. The Bears scored a run in each of the first three innings, but after that the ex-Jersey City hurler held them safe at all stages ,backed up by three fast double plays by the Royals. Shannon, with a homer with one on, gave the Royals two of their three hits in the third. The Bears used three pitchers, but Giard, who started, lost the game on his own erratic fielding. BASEBALL RECORDS INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE w P.C, Toronto «vee. 48 An Rochester o.... 536 Reading www. 532 Montreal ...., 531 Baltimore «ie 529 Newark .cecoee A488 Buffalo A438 Jersey City ... 376 WEDNESDAY'S SCORES Toronto ... 3-1 Jersey City ... 2-4 Montreal ,, 7 Newark ...--.. 3 Reading .... § Buffalo cco 0 Baltimore ... 14 Rochester ..... 6 GAMES TODAY Jersey City at Toronto (3.30 p.m.). Newark at Montreal, Reading at Buffalo. Baltimore at Rochester. NATIONAL LEAGUE Won St. Louis ....,. 51 New York .... 43 Cincinnati .... Chicago wee Brooklyn Pittsburg --... Boston... Philadelphia .. WEDNESDAY'S SCORES Brooklyn ... 4 Cincinnati .... 3 Pittsburg ....- 3 Philadelphia .. 1 Chicago ...... 4 Boston .eeo-. 2 New York ,, 6 St. Louis ..... 4 GAMES TODAY New York at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Pittsburg, Boston at Chicago. Brooklyn at Cincinnati, AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost New York ..... 58 Philadelphia -. St. Louis wee Cleveland ...-- Chicago -...... Washington .. Boston Petroft ...e-- WEDNESDAY'S SCORES Detroit ...... 4-5 New York Boston ...-- 4 St. Louis ....,, a Philadelphia 10-1 Chicago ...... 8-8 Cleveland -... 2 Washington .. 1 P.O, .630 .681 673 664 538 481 .320 .292 P.C, BEL] 688 506 457 450 A444 429 400 GAMES TODAY Detroit at New York, St. Louis at Boston, Chicago at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Washington, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Won P.C. Indianapolis .. 51 .600 St. Paul .... 662 Kansas City .... 535 Toledo ...... 523 Milwaukee ..... 45 517 Minneapolis ..., 45 511 Louisville .... 36 419 Columbus -...., 29 841 WEDNESDAY"S SCORES St. Paul .... 4 Columbus ..... 2 Minneapolis 13 Toledo ....---... =} Louisville .. 2 Kansas City .... 1 Indianapolis 3 Milwaukee ...... 2 GAMES TODAY Columbus at St, Paul. Toledo at Minneapolis. Kansas City at Louisville. Indisnapolis at Milwaukee. Mimico Here Saturday For cer Game Oshawa city will play Mimico Beach Saturday at Alexandra Park in a major league soccer game. Osh- awa are now at their top form and are out for the championship again this year, This should prove to be 2 great game, Mimico having defeated the city in the last contest played at Mimico and the city are out for re- venge. The team fo represent the city will 031; ; F, Sturch, inside right; Sax- gp RB iY inside left; M, , Of left, Reserves, Rogers and Farley, pro lub, came down in front, but his margin was the small- est , a8 George Golf Club, had 153 : ih ETH t | occasion, Victo "5. Records Get Out and Get we ae a0 the Movs) Captains Elected on Tuesday Evening -- Op- portunity for Every Boy to Learn Canada's National Game. The visit of Fred Waghorne senior, the Ontario Amateur Lacrosse Asso- ciation missionary, produced four minor teams in Oshawa with pros- pects of several more. . The officials of the senior and Junior teams are fostering the minor organization with the addition of other lacrosse boosters, including Jim Kervin, of the old Cornwall and St. Catharines professionals, Eddie Cut- tin, Gene Shine and other former satellites, The youngsters were divided into four teams and called the Shamrocks, Tecumsehs, Maple Leafs and Marl- boros, the captains to be elected next Tuesday evening when the teams will be picked. The postponement of the Oshawa- Maitlands Junior game owing to the Westminsters playing in Toronto has forced the officials to hold the meet- ing on Tuesday, eports from various districts, par- ticularly Westmount, warrant the formation of additional teams and this will be accomplished Tuesday. Mr, Waghorne is delighted with the enthusiasm shown by the boys and fully expects to see the league pro- duce the senior players of tomorrow, Sticks may be procured at cost rice at the store of A. Germond, on ing street, Jim Kervin and Mr, Germond having the wholesale agen- cy for Oshawa, Shares in Canada's national game will be sold to DPDsh- awa boosters to meet the expenses of the teams and help the youngsters along. Two grades of sticks are sold at a dollar and a dollar and a half, which should not be too hard on the pockets of the players. The executive will be appointed at the meeting on Tuesday anf any Oshawa supporters who would like to assist the teams will be made wel- come, Every boy in Oshawa is expected to be at Alexandra Park on this Four Minor 1eams Formed by Lacrosse Missionar: Teams Will Be Picked and | HOWLEY UNHAPPY Boston, July 11.--Slim Harr pitched his best game this seas today as the Red Sox defeated tl St. Louis Browns, 4 to 3, her in the second game of the series Harriss held the visitors to se en hits, and the only time he w in trouble was in the minth inni when the Browns filled the bas with one out. Harriss got out the hole, however, allowing on one run to score. Stewart, St. Louis left-hande got three hits in three chances, b was touched for eleven safeties | the Sox. ligers Win Firs rom Yankees Babe Socks 33rd in the Secor Game Which Tigers Drop 6to8 New York, July 11.--The Yan ees and the Tigers broke even in double-header here today, the vi tors winning the opener, 4 to 2, ai the home team the second game, to 5. It was Detroit's first vi tory over New York this seasou. George Pipgras suffered © fourth defeat of the season when permitted the Tigers to buneh hi on him for four runs in the se enth round of the opemer. Wi Moore finished out this game. Ki Holloway got cerdit for the vi tory, but had to have help fro Elam Vangilder. Babe Ruth's thirty-third hom run capped the Yankee attack the second clash, and put him fou teen games, fifteen days and fo home-rune ahead of his 1927 re ord, CENTRAL, LEAGUE STANDINC P. 6 AH JBI .8! 2! 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