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_ THE ONTARIO REFORMER, TUESDAY, DECEMBER, 19, 1922 a. -_. PAGE FIVE sm % a il Sporting World News A tk F our Games Indoor Staged by How They Stand Aces too Good For Pedlar Five Ball Teams + Y" Bowling League A Group Won Reginas 5 Lost Four games were staged in the Indoor Baseball League at the arm- ories last evening and while thera were no sensational battles, a good crowd of fans were on hand and no little excitement resulted. Bankers and Metros played their postponed game of December 7 at 5 o'clock and it was a fight for which team would stay out of the cellar position, The Metros displayed their best form of the season and easily dis- posed of the Money Counters 20 to 5. "Doc." Adams pitching for the winners held his opponents safe throughout, while his teammates gave him good support. This was the first win for the Life Insurance men while Bankers sustained their sixth defeat without having won a game, On Wednesday Metros meet Business Men while Fittings clash' with the Bankers. The tedms:-- Bankers--Qray Iss; Donald, 2b; Downey, 3b; Thompson, c¢; Meraw, if; Mackie, 1b; Egan, p; Mouncer sss Metros--McComb, 2b; Adams, p; White, cf; Lovelock, c; Davis, 1b; Winnell, 3b; Pelin, rss; Ferguson, 1f; Barwell ss; Johnson, rf. The score: -- Bankers .... ... ... ........0:0- 0- Metros .... 24 2329 Knights Win Again Knights of Pythias continued their winning streak by disposing of the Oshawa Football Club 16 to 1. The Knights have strengthened their line-up during the last few games and they will just about give the league leaders a strenuous workout when they meet, The soccerites se- cured their lone counter in the sec- ond innings but after that they never became dangerous. The win- ners registered seven iimes in the fifth, Dafoe twirled the first four innings for the Knights, but McCabe relieved him in the fifth. Bell was in the box for the losers but was no' clective. The teams: -- Oshawa F. C.--Bell, p; King, rf; Lamijnan, 3b; Bouckley, c¢; Lyons, 2h; Towns, cf; Sidaway, rss; Brown, rf; C, Palmer, Iss; H Palmer, 1b. Knights of Pythias--Northey, rf; Crowter, 1b; Muckler, cf; Petre, 3b; Trull, rss; Dafoe, p; McCabe, p; Morrison, Iss; Hall, ¢; McConkey, 2b; Hudon, If. The score: -- Oshawa F. C. Knights of P. .... ... 1904 Pedlar's Early Lead Pedlars added another victory to their-Jfst when they trounced Cedar Dale 13 to 4. Nelmes got away to a bad start in the opening frame when the Metal Roofers shoved across six runs which proved to be enough to win the game. After the 0-- 1 1--16 arenas 010000 703 Y.M,C.A. Hot Dogs ....,.... Speed Fiends ,...... Spillers Boulders ... Penpushers ... Dominion Bank ... Games Tonight Reginas vs. Dominion Bank Boulders vs, Penpushers B Group Won Lost first innings the new stiburbanites made a better showing and kept the score down, Blaber twirled the full seven innings for Pedlars, turning in a fine performance. Cedar Dale drew a blank in the first five frames but broke into the scoring line on the sixth and seventh. The line-ups:-- Cedar Dale--L, Plevasiak, yas: Keller, lss; Hester, 1b; Bourgeois, 'a' Po 2b; McDonald 3b; Arnold, rf; T. geno s Pets Jackson, cf; Greenfield, If; E, Jack-| a Garters son, ¢; Nelmes, p. Kast Ends Pedlars--Smitn, ir; Long, rss; NgJ- Stirlings son, 2b; Blaber, p; Thompson, 188; | Pedlar's Tanks Kilburn, 3b; McNeally, 1b; Robin-| Games Tonight son, cf; Broad, rf; Cruse, c. | East Ends vs. Go Getlers The Bcore:-- | 3 + City Basketball Codar Dale 000008221 Hosier City: Pasketml/ Pedlars 612013 x--13| . Dreadnoughts Submorged The game between Dreadnoughts and Business Men was closely con-| tested with last year's champions | "Y" Dormitories winning the decision 14 to 10, Busi-| Bill Mirers ness Men forged ahead in the first| Business Men frame with two runs «nd added six| Pedlars more in the second but the Dread-| General Motors noughts got to Tylor for a single| ot Dogs counter in the second and eight in| Speed Merchants .... the third putting them in the lead. | Saturday's Scores. The Business Men, however, tallied | Acos 47 Pedlars six runs in the last two frames] Reformer. 26 Speed Mer. ... While their opponents were taking | 1% School by default Dogs. LADIES' INDOOR LEAGUE Won ad High School Aces Bankers Reformer on The Dreadnoughts, headed by Pat- | ton, of Central League fame twirled | well although he did not show the | St. Gregory's form he displayed in his last en"|Superiors ... ... ..... counter. Patton, crew have been | Business Girls .. giving all the teams stiff arguments Fittings and they are still in a contending | Teachers position for the championship. The! pedlars Business Men are also in line as G.M.C. . ; well as Pedlars, Williams and Gen-| Ward & Dewlands ... eral Motors, G.M.C. have not lost Last Night's Score a game and they can be counted on; Superiors 21, to give their best te stay at the Wednesday's Gamo head of the procession. Their next No game scheduled. game will be on January 4 when | INDOOR BASEBALL the Lcague re-opens after Christ- | Won mas holidays. HOMO, .. .. I 0 The teams:-- | Pedlars .... rire = 6 1 Dreadnoughts---Harding 2b; Vorey | Business Men ... ... .. 3b; Carey, 1ss; Roderick, 1b; Rora- |Dreadnoughts ... beck, rss; Kelly, rf; Patton, p; Wil- | Williams pe lis, ¢; Blanchard, cf; E Carey, If. Knights of Pythias Business Men -- Thompson, 2b; | Regiment Edger, Iss; Alger, 3b; Winfield, 1b; | Fittings Kelso, c¢; Rae, rss: Dobson, 1f;|Y.M.C.A, Orniiston, rf; Sheridan, rf; Tylor, p; |A.-Y.P.A McDougal, ef. Oshawa F.C. . The score: -- Metros Dreadnoughts Bankers . Business Men Cedar Dale .. N Last Night's Ae Replay Ordered Metros 29, Bankers 5. The game between Dreadnoughts K of P. 16 Oshawa F.C. 1: and Cedar Dale of December 7 which Pedlars 13. Cedar Dale 4. the latter won and a protest was 4 . lodged, was last night ordered re- played on February 28. This game was the only one which Cedar Dale had won all season. 0 0 (5 IRE ns RD RFE WE SEC OF ©) Wednesday's Games Regiment vs. Williams. Bankers vs. Fittings. Business Men vs. Metros, Lost ond game when The Ward & Dewlands 9. Lost | former |#core in this half is hardly an indi- | [i Business Men 14, Dreadnoughts 10. defence, Reformer Basketball Team Opens Season With Win Over Speedsters The Senior City Basketball League games furnished considerable ea-| citement Saturday evening = when Pedlars and The Reformers made their first appearance of the sea- | Superiors Still | for Superiors. son In the opening contest Aces were superior to Pedlars, winning | by an overwhelming score of 17 to 10, while in the second tilt the Re- | former combination romped away {from the Speed Merchants 26 to 14. | The Aces displayed rome excellent {combination work with which Ped [lars could not cope. The winner {took the aggressive thronghont anid had no difficulty in forging ahead right at the start after which they steadily inereased their lead. Henrst at contre for the Aces seeured 14 points an:'l MeNally' 12. Bert Salter! obtained 9 while Butchard and Cornish cach MeNeally ht forward for rs, secured 9 of their 10 point Aces---Centre, Hearst; forwards, | Salter and Butchard: defence, O. Cornish and MeNallys subs, E. Cor- Inith and C. James. { I Pedlars: "Centre, Hunter; defence, McNeally and Greer; forwards, Babe got 6 Ped 10 (and Norris. 14 | from Hot! Referee, H. Ellis; scorer, J. Nott. Speed Merchants Lose Again | The Speed Merchants received | somewhat of a surprise in the sec¢- Reformer ag- | gregation handed them the short end [of a 26 to 14 count. The latter's | good showing was due to the factr that four subs were used frequent- |ly, Manager C. Kewley injecting them into the game at opportune! moments. In the first half the score {was close. The winners took the load early in the game but the | Speedsters drew up to within one | point of their total before the inter-! mission. ° The second coming The .Re-! and the! half saw stronger {zation of the play as the Merchants'! basket was bombarded for several | minutes without a score. The fea-! | ture of the game was the shooting | of Lionel Luke, who scored 9 points. ol | Lott obtained 6, Clarke 5, E. Davis : 3 {and Martin 3. By losing this game | [the Speed Merchants dropped down | Jf Dogs, both teams having lost three | games and have yet to win one. Reformer -- Centre, Luke; | wards, Clarke and E. Davis; defence, Martin and Hamilton; subs, |Davis, E. Lott, Hall and Livesey, | Speed Merchants -- Centre, KEi- |liott; forwards, Alchin and Miller: Freeman and Anderson. | Referee---8. McNeally; scorer, Jt | Nott, | { Hot Dogs Default | There were only two games played, | (the Hot Dogs defaulting to the High | |School. The teams which have not | vet been defeated are, High School, | Aces, Bankers, Reformer and "Y'! Dormitories. = Intermediate Basketeers Are In The Game, The Intermediate City Bashoryati} League opened Saturday afternoon ' on the Y.M.C.A., gym with Queen's plaving Argos. The former guin-| tette represented the senior schoo' i students while the Argos were com- | posed of junior employed boss. Af ter holding their opponents to an 18 to 16 score in the frst half the Queen's forwards faded allowing | Arzos to tally 14 points while they | failed to find the basket once. ! final score was to 16. first h the game was i exhibition the combinin ry checking and advaat which | 11h * Queen d form at times an rd, to beat when they sir} for the large team showed god will be h their stride. The line-up Argos centre, Wolfe: forwards Gummow and James; defence, Turn bull and Hare; sub, Kinnear. Queen 's---centre, Clarke; for- wards, McDougall and Creamer; le- fence, Winstanley and Meath. 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Her teammates showed lack of practice and many hits to the infield which should have gone for easy outs developed .into safeties, The first schedule of the Y.M.C. A. Bowling League will come to a close Friday evening. In order to have all games completed before Christmas, two games will be played Wednesday evening, Speed Fiends Weelitig the Penpushers and Y.M.C. .» the Reginas. In the senior City ula League three games will be played Wednesday night, but af- ter that there are no scheduled games until January 3. Activities in the Indoor Baseball League will also be suspended until after the Christmas season. Three games are billed for tomorrow night but the following games are Scheduled for January 4. We will Pay Your Railway Fare nto. 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