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- SPORT Sportsmen Will Meet on Tuesday Officers of Athletic Association To Be Selected at Open "Meeting Preparations have been completed for a monster. meeting in the Town Hall next Tuesday ovening when the nomination of officers for the Oshawa Amateur Athletic Associa- tion 'will be held. The gathering it is expected will be one of the largest if not the largest gathering of local sporting men in.the history of the town, It is of the greatest importance that every person interested in the advancement of all branches of ath- letics be present to assist in choos- ing suitable dfficers. It is also im- portant that men be selected who are not connected with any particular line of sport and men who are pre- pared to spend much time in this work, ~ 1 Mr, H, E, Tylor, chairman 'of the comniittee appointed to arrange for an organization meeting, will be in the chair and will open the menting at 8 o'clock., An invitation is extend- ed to members of all sporting orgdn- izations and every citizen of the town, interested in tha movement. The committee has forwarded to - all clubs copies of the comstitution which was drafted a few days ago and a meeting of the committee and club. representatives will be held in the Y.M.C.A. at 7 o'clock Monday evening for the purpose of going over the rules and regulations, All representatives are requested to be on hand early, If there are any amendments to be suggested they will be considered at this meeting. The constitution will be adopted at the meeting on Tuesday night, Slugging Fiends | Send in Entries Amateur Mitt Slingers Are Train-| ing for Contests on | Dec. 27 | | The date for the first real amateur boxing -tournament to he held in Oshawa for some time has been set for Dec, 27. Handsome silver cups will be do- | nated to the winners of the vari- | ous classes. Daily, interest ia | heightening. Entries are coming in | | ranidly in the heavy. classes but the Oshawa Boxing Club is desirous of | fostering the sport among the young- er and lighter boys as well as the older, heavier and more experiengsy | ome. ONES, "Some of "tire recent entrfes are | those 'of George Wilson, a promis- | ing welter weight, and Joseph Harri-| son, who is now a resident of Osha- wa, but who has quite a record around New York State as an amateur mitt slinger. Harrison is a | middle weight. Pete Guyonova, 112 pounder, is another local battler who wants ac- tion... He would like nothing bet- ter than a chance at Eruie Green, the Hamilton flash, now employed | at Fittings, Limited. { McNeil and Bathurst, two light-1 weights, are training dijigently for | the tournament, and wheh they come | together 'the fur should fly; . Me-! Neil holds ' the championship of | the prairie provinees-at 130 pounds. Bathurst is a good rugged boy from | the Cedar Dale District. "Red" Campbell, the Hamilton sorrel top, and Harry Henning, of Toronto, will. meet in a special bout. These two sluggers do not know what quit means and they always "upply a red hot set-to. Jimmy Pople, the sensational Kingston flyweight, has asked for information, e is recognized as one of the be that the Eastern Town has produced in a_long time. Fred Painter, of Belleville, also wants to come along and take a fling at Oshawa's best exponents of the padded mitts. Both boys have been invited to come along and hop into the fray. - Entries should forwarded to either Claude Kewley or Hiram Davis, at The Reformer. Entry blanks can be had on aplication. The classes are 90 pounds, 100 pounds, 108 pounds, 118 pounds, 125 pounds, 135 pounds, 150 pounds, 165 pounds and heavy- weight. Those desirous of en- tering' should do so immediately, It is the intention of the club to put on seven bouts with a local flavor and three special bouts. It looks like | one grand evening's entertainment. RE r------------ : If you aré all tired out from buat: | ness worries go and see Bert Smith | as Si Kidder fn My Dream Girl. He will make you forget you ever had 2 Sorrow. 4 102-2 'aggregations. OSHAWA, ONTARIO, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1922 a Sporting -- | Captains of the numerous teams entered in the Senior City Basketball League are on the warpath this week rounding up men to round out their With the league op- ening next Wednesday evening, it leaves little time to pick and choose and is more a matter of snapping up any good prespects and trying them out in league matches. Dobson's Pets have a chance of cinching the B Groups championship in the City Bowling League by win- nipg next Tuesday night's match froin the Scribes. The latter, how- ever, are still in the running and a chance exists that the series will end in a three-corner tie with the Go Getters and the two teams al- ready mentioned fighting for the title, Belleville Ontario:--Port Hope had a good battling team last season, and as The Ontario said at the 'time, were superior to anything the locals met in their own group, Port Hope hasn't been oft the silver-plated mug since their wonderful junior team of some years ago. -But they are nev- er quitters. "THE STORM" COMING TO MAR- TIN ' Manager Ernie Marks, of the New Martin Theatre, anngunces- the pre- sentation of "The Storm' next week, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Dec. 7, 8, 9. This is the famous Universal attraction everyone is talking about and it lives up in every particular to its advance notices. The produc- tion is playing at popular prices. GOOD SHOW AT GRAND There is a mighty good show running at the Grand this week. Those who have not seen the movie of Mark. Twain's "Yankee in King Arthur's Court" should go to-night and enjoy a good laugh, The Lee Kids act is also very good. Ag GRIFFITH PICTURE AT NEW : MARTIN The thrilling shipwreck scene, the tortures of a secluded life as a cast- away on an uncharted island, the return of the wayfarer to his home only to find his wife married to another, form the basis- of a most engrossing drama in "The Fatal Marriage," produced under the per- sonal diregtien of D, W. Griffith and founded on Lord Tennyson's immortal poem "Enoch Arden." It is' now showing at the New Martin Theatre, Wallace Reid and Lillian Gish ap pear in the leading roles of 'this { striking picturization of the age-old poem, which has been committed to memory by millions and millions of men and women and school chil- | Mc M Cormick JERSEY AN CREAM i) Zi Nd ODA oe] 4. [of JERSEY "x M<BISCUITS dren the country over. As Annie, the devoted wife, against whose wishes Enoch sailed off to sea and who, thinking him dead, arried her old suitor, Philip, Miss Gish gives a performance us brilliant a8 it is appealing. 7 The bill is completed hy two good vaudeville acts. | FLIVVER WRECKED BY COWROY | POSSE "Step On It," the Hoot Gibson | picture which opens Monday night at the New Martin Theatre, is laid in Colorado's "land of the lost," a weird, mysterious place quite out of - keeping with the locale of the usual Western photo-dranras. As the central figure in a whirl- ing. drama of romance and myster-| ious intrigue, Hoot Gibsoi is seen to good advantage in a western utmos- phére, without the freak accentu-, ated western costume and moke-up. | For that matter most of the cowboys! in the-play are 1922 models, dressed simply in old clothes; they even have| a flivver to drive around and wreck | Jack Cofiway may be commended | on his direction - of the picture} There is much good humor in the! film, Two good comedies and two vau deville acts complete the bill. | BAT" HERE ON MONDAY! * NEXT Wagenhals and Kemper, two of the most successful theatrical mana- gers in the country, bring the great- est dramatic success of all years, '""The Bat," by Mary Roberts Rine- "THE hart and. Avery Hopwéod, to the v New Martin |i MONDAY DECEMBER 4 Seats on sale Saturday, December 2nd PRICES 50c TO $2.00 Flying This Way WAGENHALS AND KEMPER present By Maxy Roberts Rinehart wil rosy ipod WORLD'S GREATEST MYSTERY PLAY 2 Yean in NewYork ~ Seen by 1 Year in London =~ Played to #1000, 1 Year in Chicago ~ Praised by Every Critic T0 8, 000,000 persons 000 Presented here exactly NEW YORK ~-LONDON ~ CHICAGO (} CAN YOU KEEP A SECRET? The authors and management request that you keep the story _ of "THE BAT," with its astounding climax, a secret. has .broken theatrical records in every State in the Union. date more than 5,000,000 persons have seen "THE SECRET--WILL YOU? THEY KEEP THE the same as in SODA George Findlay, whose talent and - Stop In To-night for a box of our Candy, always fresh and a large assortment. The Olympia 10 King St. E. Phone 405 gent triumph tour, *'The Bat" -has New Martin Theatre on played to absolute capacity in every Mon da , Dee, 4th. ongay ability is so well known, will have a prominent part in "My Dream Girl," This is Mr. Findlay's third appear- ince under Mr, Birds' direction and the public can 1ook forward to a splendid portrayal of a very difficult part, 102-a city in which it has appeared and there is every indication that its per- formances in this city will establish new records for the New Martin Theatre. Wagenhals and Kemper present "The Bat" in identically the same manner as it was played In New York and Chicago and the cast is exceptionally strong. 'The company is identically the same as that*which bas just closed a very successful-run at the Royal Alexandra Theatre, To- ronto. Seats on sale Saturday. "The Bat," which is thrilling, mys- terious and at the same time scream- ingly funny, stands out. sharp and clear above all dramatic plays offer- ed during the past generation. 'The Bat" played for more than two years at the Morosco Theatre, New York, and in addition another company with a run of over one year at Chicago, broke all records for popu larity in that city, It is a triumph in London also, capacity audiences having been the rule since it open- ed nearly a year ago. On its pre- ' Be a Secretary to » business executive. An ideal position for a young woman. The Shaw Secretarial Course covers every needed subject -- Shorthand, Type- writing, Bookkeeping, Law, Bank- ing, ete.--Personal instruction, Write for Prospectus to 5 P. MeINTOSH, Chisf Principal. SHAW Toronto 30 Years of Proven Buccess GRAND THEATRE MON., TUES. WED. -- DEC. 4 - 5 - 6 Bryant Washburn In "The Road to London" lives up to his reputation when he presents "THE TOURIST" He's Some Fanny Boy TC Sleep to-night use RAZ- MAH to-day for Asthma. 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FOR OUGHS THE UNIVERSAL STAR Hoot Gibson in 'Step On It' The liveliest, funniest Western action-drama ever shown here Full of Thrills! Pep! Action! Two Good Comedy Pictures Vaudeville-- Two Good Acts Tues. and W ed. D. W. Griffith presents "The Fatal Marriage" Starring Wallace Reid and Lillian Gish HURRICANE HUTCH VAUDEVILLE WANTED RELIABLE SALESAGENT For this district to sell our Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Flowering Shrubs, etc. Exclusive' Territory GOOD PAY Our agency is Valuable. The Stock we sell is grown in our own Nurseries. Our list of Varieties is the best. LAST SHOWING TO-NIGHT * Betty Compson IN "THE BONDED WOMAN" At 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. REGENT @SHAWA'S BEST Plumbing, Heating and Repairs Boiler Room Repairs a Specialty J. 8. DICK At Purdy Co.'s Premises 82 Simcoe St. B. ESTIMATES GIVEN Phone 942 Res. 360J MONDAY aw TUESDAY Here's thé answer to" THE SHEIK* A picture as bi% and sweeping as tsnameé~_. The play To BAT ! Still the most for the money. 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